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Emirates serves 40 unique culinary creations for Valentine’s Day

Emirates serves 40 unique culinary creations for Valentine’s Day

Emirates is elevating the Valentine’s Day travel experience in 2025 by presenting 40 distinctive, love-inspired desserts and culinary delights both onboard and throughout its extensive lounge network spanning six continents.

To mark the occasion, Emirates’ award-winning chefs have curated an array of romantic pastries and sweets, available in nearly all of the airline’s 41 international lounges from February 13th to 15th. Highlights include orange-ginger panna cotta with pistachios and fresh berries in Hamburg; heart-shaped shortcake with ripe strawberries and whipped cream in Cape Town; decadent chocolate and raspberry petit fours in Auckland; a signature chocolate St. Valentine’s cake in Narita; and chocolate-dipped strawberries finished with coconut in U.S. lounges.

Dubai’s seven Emirates lounges are also offering a lavish Valentine’s Day menu throughout the celebration period. Guests can toast with the effervescent Moët & Chandon Rosé Impérial, perfectly paired with a selection of themed desserts—passion fruit cake with raspberry, luxurious red velvet cake, and creamy red velvet ice cream. Coffee aficionados can indulge in three limited-edition Valentine’s infusions by Coffee Planet: rose-kissed mocha, orange crush latte, and white latte mocha.

Onboard, Emirates infuses romance into its regionally inspired menus. On February 14th, travellers on long-haul routes will enjoy a special dessert selection. Premium cabin guests in First and Business Class are treated to a heart-shaped passion fruit cake to conclude their meal. In the renowned A380 onboard lounge, passengers can enjoy hand-crafted cocktails alongside pastries and chocolate-dipped strawberries, while First Class snack baskets feature the exclusive strawberry & cream Lakrids liquorice. Economy Class guests are served a white chocolate and passion fruit cheesecake as a sweet finale.