17 of 18 places fit
A Pakistani canteen that has fed Satwa for decades: mutton karahi, dal and a stack of hot naan for well under 30 dirhams a head.
Karama's tea institution since 1998, where you order the 'biryani chai' or the gingery disco chai for a couple of dirhams.
A Lebanese bakery of more than 35 years that bakes manaqeesh and wraps shawarma around the clock.
Karak for about two dirhams with an egg, cheese and Chips Oman sandwich on samoon bread, the full cafeteria order in one stop.
A full sit-down Middle Eastern dinner in an outdoor lantern-lit garden that keeps serving until 2am, 3am at weekends.
Running since 1987, this is where Satwa goes for charcoal chicken, burgers and fresh juice from the same counter.
Open since 1990 on Jumeirah Beach Road, it is the drive-up classic for a shawarma and one of its layered fruit 'cocktails' served to your car window.
Pan-Asian plates and a lounge bar on the Yas Bay pier until 1am every night.
Steaks, sushi and a DJ at Park Rotana until 1am.
The kitchen and bar run until 2am, and late football matches play on the screens.
Mezze and shisha on the terrace until 1am every night.
Mediterranean plates on the Yas Marina terrace until 1am on Fridays and Saturdays.
Fresh manakeesh and grills until 12:30am on weeknights and 1:30am at weekends.
A full Lebanese-Armenian kitchen open until 1am, inside The Galleria on Al Maryah Island.
FiLLi's tea and quick snacks are a standard UAE stop after everything else has shut.