Dubai has retracted its ban on restaurants service food cooked with alcohol, saying the confusion was a result of restaurateurs 'misunderstanding' a circular sent to them. Khalid Sharif al Awadhi, the director of the Food Control Department at Dubai Municipality, said that food containing alcohol could be served, provided it is segregated from other food and clearly labelled, the National reported.
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