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Paris Society plans four new dining destinations across the UAE

Paris Society plans MŪN, ANZU Beach Club, Gigi Caffè and Siga Siga across Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah from late 2026 into early 2027.

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Paris Society rendering of Siga Siga’s plant-filled dining space and circular bar
Artist’s impression of Siga Siga, part of Paris Society’s UAE expansion. Image: MARTHE Architecture / Paris Society.

Paris Society plans four dining and leisure openings across the UAE from late 2026 into early 2027.

Paris Society’s four planned venues

Dubai will receive MŪN at J1 Beach, bringing the Paris-born Japanese restaurant concept to a setting with indoor dining and a beachfront garden. Siga Siga, a Greek dining concept with a terrace and bar, is planned for the city’s 25hours Hotel One Central.

In Ras Al Khaimah, Paris Society is developing and managing ANZU Beach Club with Al Hamra at Al Hamra Boardwalk. The Mediterranean-inspired venue will add dining and leisure facilities to the waterfront destination.

Gigi Caffè will introduce a café expression of Gigi Rigolatto at Aldar’s Saadiyat Grove development in Abu Dhabi, with indoor seating and an outdoor terrace.

Opening timetable

Individual opening dates remain to be announced. The group also has a 2027 development programme covering Saudi Arabia, Europe, the United States and the Maldives, alongside further UAE projects.

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Source: Ennismore.

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