Ask about brunch in Dubai and you will be handed the same picture: a daytime buffet, free-flowing stations, the afternoon gone by three. NAZCAA runs brunch differently — after dark, twelve floors above Downtown Dubai. Noir Brunch takes everything the city loves about a brunch — the long table, the sharing plates, the packages, the music — and moves it to Saturday night, when the terrace is cool and the Burj Khalifa is lit from base to spire.
Noir Brunch — Dubai's night brunch
Every Saturday from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM, the rooftop turns over to Noir Brunch: a run of Japanese–Peruvian sharing plates from the Beyond Nikkei menu, a live DJ, and uninterrupted views of the Burj Khalifa and the Downtown skyline. Three packages set the pace — Soft at AED 250, House at AED 350, Premium at AED 450 per person — so the table drinks the way it wants to.
What lands on the table
This is a brunch built from a real kitchen, not chafing dishes. Expect the plates NAZCAA is known for: ceviche and tiradito from the cold kitchen, ebi tempura, maki and nigiri from the sushi counter, and robata dishes cooked over fire — the same cooking that earned NAZCAA Favourite Fine Dining Latin American Restaurant at the What's On Dubai Awards 2026. Courses arrive in waves for the whole table, so nobody queues and nothing goes cold under a heat lamp.
Why night beats noon
A daytime brunch in Dubai spends half the year fighting the sun. At night the open terrace comes into its own: the air drops, the fountains run below, and the skyline does the decorating. It is the brunch that photographs the way Dubai actually looks in your memory — lit up. It also solves the Saturday problem: the evening is still young when the last course lands, not the whole day spent.
Who it suits
Groups celebrating a birthday without wanting a formal dinner. Friends visiting from abroad who have one Saturday in Dubai. Couples who would rather share ten plates than order two. And anyone starting a night out — the lounge keeps going after the brunch ends, with the bar open late. For tables of eight or more, tell the team when you book and they will set the table and pace the courses for the group.
The practical part
NAZCAA is on Level 12 of Address Dubai Mall, Downtown Dubai — inside the hotel, above the mall, with valet and mall parking below. Dress is smart-elegant. Saturdays fill up, so reserve ahead; walk-ins are seated when the terrace allows. If the date matters — a birthday, a farewell, a first visit — say so in the booking and the team will find the table with the Burj Khalifa view.
Frequently asked
Is there a Saturday night brunch in Dubai?Yes — Noir Brunch at NAZCAA is Dubai's Saturday night brunch, every Saturday evening from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM on Level 12 of Address Dubai Mall. If you searched for a Saturday evening brunch or a brunch tonight and it happens to be Saturday, this is it.
What about a weekend brunch that isn't at noon?That is exactly the gap Noir Brunch fills: a weekend brunch that starts when the sun goes down. Friday and Saturday daytime brunches are everywhere in Dubai; the Saturday-night version with a lit-up Burj Khalifa is NAZCAA's alone.
What time is brunch at NAZCAA?Noir Brunch runs every Saturday from 8:00 PM to 11:30 PM. NAZCAA does not serve a daytime brunch — the format is deliberately nocturnal, built around the lit-up skyline rather than the midday sun.
How much does Noir Brunch cost?Three packages per person: Soft AED 250, House AED 350, and Premium AED 450. All three include the full food experience; the tiers set what the table drinks.
What is included in the brunch?Waves of Japanese–Peruvian sharing plates from the Beyond Nikkei kitchen — cold-kitchen ceviche and tiradito, sushi and maki, tempura and robata dishes — plus a live DJ and the beverage package you choose.
Is there a daytime brunch at NAZCAA?No — and that is the point. If you want a classic Friday-afternoon buffet, Dubai has plenty. NAZCAA's brunch is the Saturday-night version: same generosity, better light, and your day still intact.
Do I need a reservation for Noir Brunch?Strongly recommended — Saturday nights on the terrace book out. Reserve online or by phone, and mention any occasion so the team can place the table well.
Where exactly is the brunch held?On Level 12 of Address Dubai Mall in Downtown Dubai — the rooftop restaurant, lounge and open terrace, facing the Burj Khalifa.