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Who rested in the Emirates - tell me, pzhl, on the concept of nutrition.
What is included in the concept of FB? I'm interested - in addition to 3 meals a day, coffee-tea-water only during meals? Or coffee-tea-water - only during breakfast, for lunch and dinner for a fee? All - different from Turkish-Egyptian? I'm not worried about alcohol - but the availability during the day is unlimited to water / juices / cola / teas ...? Also, at least you can drink beer, if on All, strong drinks are not interesting. Thanks in advance to all who respond!!
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FB is a meal 3 times a day without limiting portions. To put it bluntly - fuck yourself. You can come up with your plate at least 50 times and put food on like 10 pigs. Drinks - it depends on the hotel. More often, coffee-tea-juice in the morning. Lunch-dinner - water. Why do you need tea in the Emirates? Go to any store and buy amazing Masafi juices. Put them in the fridge and drink until you leave, as much as possible. There is no such yummy in Russia. And you will pour yourself tea / coffee at home.
Even if you have ALL, devices with Jupi will not stand anywhere. But at any meal, all this will be poured for you without restrictions. Except beer. No one will pour beer, everyone knows that. So buy a package in Duty Free and in your room, behind a closed door, absorb it. True, they sell alcohol in Ajman, but you still can’t drink on the street.
Even if you have ALL, devices with Jupi will not stand anywhere. But at any meal, all this will be poured for you without restrictions. Except beer. No one will pour beer, everyone knows that. So buy a package in Duty Free and in your room, behind a closed door, absorb it. True, they sell alcohol in Ajman, but you still can’t drink on the street.
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answered 6 years ago
Dubai has the most loyal attitude towards tourists: clothes, alcohol ... There are several Russian restaurants with strong liquor, as well as Indian cafes and beer houses. We stocked up on beer upon arrival in duty free. Be sure to try camel milk. We liked it very much. We asked the owner of the store to leave it for us. They even brought it with them to Moscow
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