A quieter, better-value brunch than its neighbours, along the canal between Downtown and DIFC. Verified Business Bay restaurants running a real weekend brunch, from AED 188.
Business Bay does a quieter brunch than its neighbours. No beach, no wheel, just the canal and a cluster of tower restaurants the area's residents have mostly kept to themselves. Six rooms make the cut, and a couple are among the best-value brunches in this part of town.
Long Teng's dim sum brunch is the bargain at AED 188, ROKA's family brunch starts at AED 200, and Soul Kitchen's Big Bad Brunch and Couqley's Sunday Funday land at AED 225 and AED 218. Step up and Jones Social runs a brunch from AED 325, with China Tang's Grand Tier reaching AED 398. Every venue below is a Business Bay room we've confirmed has a live brunch.
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5.0$$Jones Social is a vibrant dining destination where playful cuisine, creative dishes, and shared experiences bring guests together around a story-driven table, turning every meal into a memorable social journey.
Brunch
Sat • 12:30 PM–4 PM
SOFT DRINK PACKAGE AED 325 | HOUSE PACKAGE AED 425 | BUBBLY PACKAGE AED 550
4.8$$Experience Couqley, a vibrant Downtown Dubai brasserie offering French flavors, affordable wines, and lively ambiance. Enjoy al fresco terrace seating or stylish interiors—perfect for romantic dinners or relaxed meals with friends.
Sunday Funday
Sun • 1 PM–4 PM
Enjoy a relaxed Sunday at Couqley Downtown Dubai with a family-friendly two-course French set menu. Savor signature dishes like Steak Frites, Ravioli, and Chicken in a warm, welcoming atmosphere.
4.7$$$China Tang debuts in Dubai at The Lana Promenade, blending 1930s Shanghai elegance with refined Cantonese cuisine, signature dishes, marina views, and Burj Khalifa skyline sophistication.
The Grand Tier Brunch
Sat • 1 PM–5 PM
Experience a theatrical weekend brunch featuring five-course sharing dishes, free-flow beverages, lively entertainment, and elegant tableside dining inspired by Sir David Tang’s iconic dinner parties.
4.6$$Soul Kitchen is a restaurant-bar celebrating Arab diaspora influences in Latin America, blending cultural heritage, art, and alternative expression through a menu inspired by rich flavors, ingredients, and shared culinary traditions.
Big Bad Brunch
Sat • 12 PM–4 PM
PACKAGES | THE DESIGNATED DRIVER AED 225 | THE MINGLING AED 395 | THE BB AED 395 | THE BBB AED 495
4.5$$$LongTeng Seafood Restaurant is a traditional Cantonese dining destination near Dubai Mall. Known for authentic Chinese dishes from across the country, it has earned recognition and awards, including TimeOut Dubai’s Chinese Restaurant Championship.
Dim Sum Brunch
Sat • 11:30 AM–3 PM
A wide selection of handmade dim sum, traditional Cantonese specialties, noodles, rice dishes, and sweet treats, complemented by Chinese tea. Includes steamed, fried, and baked options with fresh daily preparation.
4.4$$$ROKA Dubai at The Opus in Business Bay delivers a contemporary Japanese dining experience, combining robatayaki cuisine, modern industrial interiors, and panoramic terrace views overlooking the Downtown Dubai skyline.
ROKA Family Brunch
Sat
Join us for the best Saturday family brunch in Dubai, featuring an elaborate spread of ROKA favourites alongside live cooking stations. Enjoy vibrant flavors, interactive dining, and a lively atmosphere perfect for families and weekend gatherings.
Brunch here splits across the weekend, with Couqley's Sunday Funday and a mix of Saturday sittings. These are dining rooms rather than party venues, so it's a brunch for a long lunch with friends, not a dancefloor. Long Teng and China Tang carry the Chinese end, ROKA the Japanese, Soul Kitchen the all-rounder.
Business Bay parking is easier than Downtown or DIFC, with tower basements and some street parking, though the canal-side spots fill on weekends. It sits one canal over from both Downtown and DIFC, so it's an easy fallback when those are booked out. Reserve for Jones Social and China Tang.
Most run weekend afternoons, roughly noon to 4pm. Couqley's Sunday Funday is a Sunday sitting, Long Teng opens earlier at 11:30, and ROKA runs a midday family brunch. Check each venue for the exact day and hours.
Long Teng's dim sum brunch at AED 188 is the cheapest on the list, with ROKA's family brunch from AED 200 and Couqley's Sunday Funday from AED 218 close behind. All three are solid for a relaxed weekend without the beach-club price.
Yes, that's its strength. These are sit-down restaurant brunches, not parties, so they suit a long catch-up over a loud afternoon. Jones Social and Soul Kitchen are the social picks, Long Teng and China Tang the food-first ones.
It runs from AED 188 at Long Teng up to AED 398 at China Tang's Grand Tier. The sweet spot sits around AED 200 to 325 across Soul Kitchen, ROKA, Couqley and Jones Social.
For Jones Social and China Tang on a weekend, yes. The rest will usually seat a walk-in early in the sitting, but a booking is safer on Saturdays and Sundays.
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