Hakkasan fine dining now in Dubai

Hakkasan opened in Emirates Towers
Cantonese fine dining restaurant Hakkasan Dubai officially opened at Jumeirah Emirates Towers Hotel in Dubai international Financial Centre.
Guests can enter the new 152-cover restaurant via its long slate-stone corridor. An outside terrace features cascading wooden pavilions surrounded by a wall of vegetation and seats an addition 88 people.
Designed by Gilles and Boissier, the venue features two private-dining rooms inside and two semi-private sections outside with opulent architecture, as well as the Ling-Ling lounge decorated in black, gold and white for a more relaxed retreat.
Located in the Boulevard, on the ground level of the Emirates Towers hotel, Hakkasan has its own private entrance with valet parking for its customers.
Hakkasan Dubai is the sixth restaurant for the hotel brand globally, and the second in the UAE, the emirates’ first opened in Abu Dhabi at Emirates Palace hotel last summer.
Hakkasan CEO Niall Howard said: “Following the success of our Abu Dhabi restaurant, we are proud to bring Hakkasan to Dubai gourmet customers.
“With its opulent décor, elegant ambience, and iconic menu, we are confident Hakkasan will become a landmark of Dubai’s fine dining scene.”
Heading the Hakkasan Dubai kitchen is Chef de Cuisine Pang Pin Lee from Hakkasan Abu Dhabi, who brings more than 10 years’ experience in gourmet Cantonese and the art of Dim Sum.
Chef Pang Pin Lee has infused his own style to the menu with new dishes that have been specifically crafted for the UAE market sitting alongside celebrated Hakkasan classics such as the Peking duck with Royal Beluga caviar, steamed dim sum platters and grilled Wagyu beef with King Soya sauce.
Since its opening in Abu Dhabi last June, Hakkasan has attracted celebrities including Uma Thurman, Morgan Freeman, and Clive Owen
Hakkasan Dubai is open daily to the public for lunch from 12pm-3pm and from 6pm-2am for dinner, drinks and bar snacks, with last dinner orders taken at 12am.