A dinner show that blends fine dining with theatrical performance and a late-night party
Billionaire Dubai has long been one of the most talked-about evenings in Dubai nightlife, a dinner show that blends fine dining with theatrical performance and a late-night party. After a short pause, it now has a new home on the 61st floor of Mandarin Oriental Downtown, with the Dubai skyline as its backdrop.
For several years, Billionaire was based at Taj Dubai in Business Bay. The concept has since moved to Mandarin Oriental Downtown, where it joins a luxury dining Dubai line-up that includes Pavyllon Dubai, Osaka Nikkei, Chitarra, and Noia. The new venue sits high above the city, so the view becomes part of the performance from the moment you arrive.
The Billionaire brand began on the Costa Smeralda in Sardinia in 1998, founded by Flavio Briatore, and has since become known for its glamorous evenings in destinations from Monte Carlo to Bodrum. The Dubai venue carries that heritage into a format built around a staged show.
The evening is designed as a journey of music, dance, light, and movement. Choreographed sequences, live musical moments, and seamless scene changes unfold around the tables, so the boundary between stage and audience gradually disappears. As the night continues, the room shifts from dinner show to party, with DJs taking over after the main performance.
Doors open at 9pm, and most guests stay well past midnight.
The kitchen pairs Italian classics with New-Asian dishes, designed for sharing and timed to the rhythm of the show. Expect pizzas and pastas alongside sushi, grilled meats, and seafood, with a full Champagne, wine, and cocktail list. Your Private Advisor can confirm the current menu and any dietary requirements before the evening.
Tables at a dinner show are not equal, and the right one makes a noticeable difference. Seats close to the stage put you in the middle of the performance, while tables along the windows offer the best view of the skyline. Larger groups often prefer a raised booth, which gives both a view of the show and a little more privacy. Minimum spends usually apply and vary by table and night.
Weekend evenings carry the most energy and are the most in demand, particularly during the cooler months from October to April. Midweek shows offer the same production with a slightly calmer room. For a birthday or celebration, let your Private Advisor know in advance so the team can mark the moment during the evening.
Many guests make Billionaire the centrepiece of a longer night in Downtown. An early drink at one of Mandarin Oriental’s other venues, or a sunset view of the Burj Khalifa, sets the tone before doors open at 9pm. After the show, the party continues in the same room, so there is no need to move on unless you want to. For visitors staying elsewhere in the city, a chauffeured car waiting at the end of the night removes any concern about timings or taxis.
Your table at Billionaire Dubai, arranged around the occasion
Share the date, the size of your group, and the occasion, and whether you prefer a table close to the stage or by the windows. To discover more fine dining Dubai venues and evening addresses, explore our Fine Dining & Nightlife service.
Billionaire Dubai is on the 61st floor of Mandarin Oriental Downtown. It previously operated at Taj Dubai in Business Bay, where the space is now home to Paris Paradis.
Doors open at 9pm, with the show and dinner followed by a late-night party. Current timings are listed on the official Billionaire website.
Italian classics and New-Asian dishes, designed for sharing, with a full Champagne, wine, and cocktail list.
Minimum spends usually apply and vary by table position and night. Your Private Advisor confirms the details when the reservation is made.
