Beach Clubs Dubai: Paris Society Brings Four New Venues to the UAE

The list of beach clubs Dubai visitors talk about is about to grow, along with a few new tables in Abu Dhabi and Ras Al Khaimah. On November 10, 2026, Paris Society, the French hospitality group known for its restaurants and beach clubs in Paris, Saint-Tropez and beyond, announced four new venues across the UAE, opening as part of a program running from late 2026 into early 2027.

Opening dates have not yet been given; the group says further announcements, with dates and more detail on each concept, will follow. Here is what has been confirmed so far.

The headline arrival is MŪN, the Japanese restaurant that made its name on the Champs-Élysées. In Dubai it will sit on J1 Beach, the beach-club and dining destination in Jumeirah, with a garden that opens onto the sand, so a long lunch can drift into sunset over the Gulf. "Bringing MŪN to Dubai has been an ambition for some time," said Rizwan Kassim, chief executive of Paris Society.

Siga Siga brings a livelier note: a Greek taverna with a garden terrace and music, at 25hours Hotel One Central near the Dubai World Trade Centre. Our guides to the beach clubs of Dubai and the region and to the best restaurants in the Middle East will add both once they open, and The Leader's look at the MICHELIN Guide in Dubai shows how much the city's dining has grown.

Paris Society says its development program for 2027 reaches Saudi Arabia, Europe, the United States and the Maldives, with further projects planned in the UAE, including food and beverage concepts for new hotels in Dubai. For travelers, it is one more sign of how the Gulf's beach and dining scene now draws the names that set the tone on the Riviera.

Until then, the season is already in full swing. November to March is the finest time for the coast, with warm days, calm seas and evenings mild enough to dine outside, and our guide to Dubai's finest hotels and things to do in Dubai has the rest of the city's winter.