Iranian Club, Dubai

The Iranian Club in Dubai is a prominent social and cultural club located in the Oud Metha area of Dubai, United Arab Emirates.

Established in 1990, the club serves as a cultural hub for the Iranian community in Dubai and is funded by the Iranian government through the Mostazafan Foundation, a semi-governmental organization in Iran.

The club was inaugurated by Sheikh Rashid Al Maktoum with the objective of promoting Iranian cultural activities and providing a venue that fosters community engagement among Iranians and residents of other nationalities in Dubai.

Occupying an area of approximately 50,000 square feet, the Iranian Club operates as a non-profit entity and welcomes both Iranian and non-Iranian members. Membership is free, with charges applied only for participation in various organized activities.

The club’s facilities include cultural event spaces, recreational amenities, and a renowned restaurant known for its authentic Persian cuisine.

The restaurant offers a wide menu featuring traditional Iranian dishes such as kebabs, stews, appetizers, and desserts like baklava and falooda, earning a reputation for nostalgic and high-quality dining experiences that appeal to both Iranians and a broader audience.

The ambiance of the Iranian Club combines traditional Iranian architectural and decorative elements, fostering a warm and inviting atmosphere that highlights the rich heritage of Persian culture.

It plays an important social role in Dubai by providing a space where Iranian culture, traditions, and gastronomy are celebrated and shared. With a substantial membership, including thousands of Iranians and a significant number of non-Iranian expatriates, the club has become a key institution within Dubai's multicultural landscape, bridging cultural ties through festivities, events, and culinary excellence.