Cristiano Ronaldo opens a restaurant in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

World-famous Portuguese footballer Cristiano Ronaldo has opened a restaurant in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates for his food-loving fans.

According to Khaleej Times, the environment of Cristiano Ronaldo’s restaurant called ‘Toto’ is created in such a way that a comfortable, sophisticated and romantic atmosphere is felt as soon as you step into it.

The report states that this restaurant introduces the true essence of Italian cuisine.

The restaurant’s menu includes handmade pastas, pizzas, delectable meats and fish, claims that the taste of these dishes will transport diners to Italy while sitting in Abu Dhabi.

In addition, the restaurant will also offer an opportunity to experience soulful piano tunes and live music on weekends. Cristiano Ronaldo’s restaurant has opened its doors to the public since April 1.

Address:

GCQ7+G53 – Jacques Chirac St – Al Saadiyat Island – Cultural District – Abu Dhabi – United Arab Emirates

Website: www.totorestaurants.com/abudhabi

Phone: +97126430228

Dubai residents can shop vegetables from Bloom Market Dubai

Residents of Dubai can now shop for the freshest fruits and vegetables at Bloom Market, inaugurated by Dubai Municipality (DM).

Spread over an area of over 66,000 square meters, Bloom Market is one of the largest indoor markets in the region. The Bloom Market is located in the Dubai Fruit and Vegetable Market at Al Aweer.

Mohammed Faridouni, Director of Markets at Dubai Municipality, says Bloom Market is one of Dubai Municipality’s flagship projects, which aims to provide access to fresh vegetables and fruits directly from the source.

Bloom Market’s future plans include an app to deliver vegetables and fruits from the market to consumers.

A top UAE official has highlighted the benefits of allowing visit visa holders to work legally in the UAE.

A work permit and other legal requirements may be established to allow employers to hire visitors legally in the UAE.

According to current laws, it is illegal to work in the UAE on a visit visa. Companies hiring visitors face heavy fines. Companies in the UAE are required to obtain work permits and residence visas for visitors.

Dr. Ali Hameed bin Khatam, Advocate General, Head of Naturalization and Residency Prosecution, said that allowing companies to legally hire visitors would help build mutually beneficial relationships.