UAE restaurants reopening in 2026, from Hakkasan and 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 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…
Restaurants across the UAE are set to reopen their doors in the final months of 2026, marking the return of culinary destinations from Hakkasan to Tattu Dubai. In Jumeirah, Scalini is regaining its Italian charm after renovations, while in Dubai Marina, Tattu Dubai will once again grace the skies with its Asian offerings. Indonesian gem Andaliman has found a new perch at 100 metres above the city, offering resplendent views and Sambal Trolley for spice-tasting.
Bollywood-inspired Hitchki returns to Deira's Novotel, while Peruvian delight Coya Abu Dhabi makes its comeback in The Galleria Al Maryah Island. The contemporary Asian restaurant Tattu Dubai will reopen across two floors of Ciel Dubai Marina, reintroducing its suspended cherry blossom tree and rooftop experiences. The Grill, a steakhouse at Marriott Al Forsan, will resume service on September 24, featuring premium cuts of meat. Tapasake at The Link will reopen this autumn with a revamped layout and menu.
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