UAE restaurants reopening in 2026, from Scalini to Tattu Dubai
After a quiet summer, restaurants across the UAE are welcoming guests back as the country's dining scene gears up for the final months of the year. Some restaurants had closed temporarily for renovations or interior enhancements, while others relocated, changed operators or used the summer months to rethink their offerings. Regional uncertainty has also contributed to an unusual year for the…
After a quiet summer, UAE restaurants are reopening soon, signaling the final months of the year for the country's dining scene. Scalini Dubai, an Italian favorite in Jumeirah, has reopened after renovations at its Restaurant Village venue. The restaurant has refreshed its Mediterranean-inspired interior with new accents, and chef Francesco Cortorillo has updated the menu.
Andaliman, an Indonesian restaurant, has moved to a new spot on the 24th floor of The Link, offering city views and an updated menu with dishes like beef rendang and grilled seafood. Hitchki Dubai, a Bollywood-inspired restaurant, has returned to Novotel Dubai Gold District with refreshed interiors and Bollywood-inspired dishes.
Coya Abu Dhabi, a Peruvian restaurant, reopened after upgrades at its Al Maryah Island location, incorporating Peruvian, Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish flavors. Tattu Dubai, a contemporary Asian restaurant, reopened at Ciel Dubai Marina, featuring a suspended cherry blossom tree and two dining rooms with sunset views. Tapasake, a Japanese-led restaurant, is preparing to reopen at The Link in autumn, combining Japanese cooking with Mediterranean influences.
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