TATTU DUBAI REOPENS AT CIEL DUBAI MARINA WITH SKY-HIGH DINING AND LATE-NIGHT DJ SETS
The modern Asian dining destination has reopened across Levels 74 and 81 of the world’s tallest hotel, bringing together contemporary cuisine, cocktails, panoramic views and late-night music
TATTU Dubai has officially reopened at Ciel Dubai Marina, marking a new chapter for the modern Asian dining destination inside the world’s tallest hotel.
Spread across two spaces high above Dubai Marina, the venue sees the return of TATTU Restaurant & Bar on Level 74and TATTU Sky Lounge & Terrace on Level 81, combining dining, craft cocktails and late-night entertainment with panoramic views across the city.
From its elevated position, guests can take in views stretching from DIFC across Palm Jumeirah and towards the developing Palm Jebel Ali, with both floors offering distinct experiences from daytime through to late night.
Inspired by The House of Dragon, TATTU Restaurant & Bar centres around the venue’s suspended cherry blossom tree, alongside the atmospheric Black Dragon Dining Room and brighter White Dragon Sunset Bar.
The kitchen focuses on contemporary Chinese and Japanese dishes, bringing TATTU’s signature modern Asian approach back to Dubai Marina.
For weekday dining, a Business Lunch is available Monday to Friday from 12PM until 3:45PM, priced at AED 148.
Eight floors above the restaurant, TATTU Sky Lounge & Terrace takes over Level 81 with a concept inspired by The House of Phoenix.
The space features a birdcage-inspired ceiling and backlit pink onyx bar, alongside a 360-degree terrace described by TATTU as the world’s highest fully air-conditioned open-air space.
During the early evening, guests can head up for TATTU’s Sunset Offering, available daily between 5PM and 8PM for AED 145.
As night falls, the atmosphere shifts from sunset drinks into a more energetic late-night lounge, with live DJ sets bringing a music-led element to the experience.
The reopening positions TATTU as more than a restaurant, with its two-level format moving from elevated Asian dining into cocktails, sunsets and late-night entertainment under one roof.
With its return to Ciel Dubai Marina, TATTU once again joins Dubai’s growing collection of venues combining high-rise dining with nightlife — this time from two of the highest hospitality spaces in the Marina.
