10 private dining rooms in Dubai for a special occasion

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by Sarah Joseph
9 mins ago
When it comes to an exceptional dining experience, Dubai always knows how to deliver. However, to add an aura of intimacy and opulence to your next special occasion, why not opt for a private dining room?
With five-star cuisine and service, these Dubai restaurants offer an outstanding experience with their decadent private dining rooms. From plush interiors to a bespoke menu, Emirates Woman has curated a list of all the luxe Dubai-based venues with a secluded space tailored to your needs. Studio Frantzén
Marking Björn Frantzén's debut in the Middle East, Studio Frantzén offers the Swedish chef's critically acclaimed French-Asian gastronomy with Nordic influences, all set within a modern Scandinavian environment of effortless luxury. Echoing the aesthetic of FZN by Björn Frantzén, every detail has been meticulously curated – from bespoke tableware to hand-painted murals, complemented by an eclectic music mix that creates the perfect upbeat energy. While the restaurant embraces a relaxed à la carte menu, it is characterised by distinctive flavours and preparations, highlighting the refined cooking techniques that Björn is celebrated for. The restaurant boasts an atrium adorned with chandeliers and a dining room featuring cozy booths, as well as a private dining room that accommodates up to 14 guests. Amazonico
This jungle-inspired venue gives guests a chance to dine in their private dining room for all types of special occasions. For larger groups, the restaurant offers a completely secluded dining space, where semi-private areas for smaller groups are also available upon request. Up to 20 guests can dine together in an intimate setting with access to the luxe rooftop and views of Dubai's scintillating skyline. With Latin-American cuisine, diners can be taken on a sensory journey along the Amazon river with some eclectic tunes.
For more information visit amazonicorestaurant.com. Shanghai Me
Inspired by the culinary traditions of East Asia, this haven encapsulates a rich heritage through a fusion of cocktails and dishes. This 1930s-inspired restaurant has a hidden luxe private dining area for bespoke events to meet any given requirements.
For more information visit shanghame-restaurant.com. Le Guépard
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Designed as a dedicated private dining space in the heart of Alserkal Avenue, this experiential venue can be tailored according to anyone's personal preference. By cooking up a bespoke culinary menu, Chef Yanis Yahou takes guests on an unforgettable journey with each bite. Inspired by the French Riviera, guests can host birthday celebrations or corporate events with vintage décor, that's sure to impress.
For more information visit leguepard-est2021.com. Cé La Vi
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With out-of-this-world Burj Khalifa views and a fusion of fragrant ingredients, CÉ LA VI is the culinary hotspot is one that everyone needs to visit. The contemporary Asian menu curated by executive chef Howard Ko is second to none and the entire restaurant experience will leave you wanting to go back for more. For an event to remember, guests can host special occasions or corporate events that create a lasting impression. The private dining room, enclosed within a bamboo forest-themed interior, can host up to 10 guests and is ideal for gatherings, meetings to tastings.
For more information visit celavi.com. ROKA
If there's one Japanese Robatayaki restaurant that you need to try is ROKA. Featuring a prominent red 3D brick wall, the restaurant offers a hidden dining space perfect for intimate gatherings. With dishes from the restaurant's main menu and a long banquet hall, it's surely a luxe option to add to your list.
For more information visit rokarestaurant.com. GAIA
This award-winning Greek-Mediterranean restaurant is designed with a modern palate and a delectable menu created by Chef Izu Ani. With its captivating charm, there's something for everyone to sit and dine for hours. With a private Chef's Table situated on the outskirts of the kitchen at the lower level, guests can enjoy a 12-seater dining experience. Surrounded by white stone walls and intricate details with copper pans, the table and journey are designed for an intimate gathering.
For more information visit gaia-restaurants.com. At.mosphere
In the world's tallest building, this exquisite restaurant awaits. For a premium dining experience with a seating capacity of up to 16 guests, the restaurant's culinary team brings the most meticulous creations to life while you dine sky-high.
For more information visit atmosphereburjkhalifa.com. Zuma
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By adding a sophisticated twist to the Japanese Izakaya style of cooking, Zuma offers authentic dishes that make people come back for more. The restaurant's private dining area is the ideal place to host a social luncheon, brunch or corporate dinner in its unique space with a solid oak wood dining table that can seat up to 20 guests. Alternatively, the room can be divided into two separate spaces to accommodate 10 guests each.
For more information visit zumarestaurant.com Il Borro Tuscan Bistro
Il Borro is the go-to restaurant in Dubai for five-star Italian cuisine. The fine-dining hotspot's private dining area is the perfect place for an intimate gathering of 10 to 15 guests. Guests can experience a bespoke menu of three to four courses according to their dietary requirements.
For more information visit ilborrotuscanbistro.ae – For more on luxury lifestyle, news, fashion and beauty follow Emirates Woman on Facebook and Instagram
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