TATTU Dubai will hold its new Black Dragon Brunch every Saturday from 12pm to 4pm on Level 74, followed by an after-party on Level 81 from 5pm. The brunch combines contemporary Asian cuisine with four hours of free-flowing drinks and live entertainment.
Packages and menu

Guests can choose from three packages: the Black Dragon (AED 395) for non-alcoholic drinks, the Silver Dragon (AED 550) for wine, beer, cocktails and spirits, or the Gold Dragon (AED 750) which adds champagne. The food is served across five waves, starting with sharing starters such as salted edamame, sweet shishito peppers, yellowfin nigiri, spicy tuna rolls, lobster dumplings and Wagyu dumplings.
Mains include wok-fired spicy chicken, miso salmon, steamed whole seabass and BBQ chicken, served with jasmine rice and spicy egg noodles. A dedicated vegetarian menu features wild mushroom spring rolls, Shiitake truffle bao, kung po tofu and king oyster curry. The brunch closes with TATTU’s signature dessert platter.
Entertainment and after-party
Throughout the afternoon, the brunch features sets from DJ Monoi, live performers and a violinist. Those who wish to continue the afternoon can head up to TATTU’s Sky Lounge on Level 81 from 5pm, where DJ Tim Davis will play alongside views over the city. After-party drinks start at AED 45, with wine from AED 45 and cocktails from AED 65.
Readers looking for more weekend options can check our guide to Saturday brunches in Dubai, or browse the wider Dubai brunch guide for further listings. Our roundup of napkin-swinging brunches also covers other high-energy options across the city.
Black Dragon Brunch at TATTU Dubai: Details
- When: Every Saturday
- Where: TATTU Restaurant & Bar, Level 74
- Time: 12pm to 4pm
- After-party: TATTU Sky Lounge, Level 81, from 5pm, drinks from AED 45
- Price: Black Dragon AED 395, Silver Dragon AED 550, Gold Dragon AED 750
- Book: tatturestaurantdubai.me or call +971 4 498 5400
- Instagram: @tattudubai
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Image: courtesy of TATTU Dubai.