Nazcaa
Abu Dhabi
At a glance
Nazcaa is a Japanese-Peruvian restaurant on Level 12 of Address Dubai Mall Hotel, in Downtown Dubai. Its cooking brings together Japanese technique and Peruvian brightness, creating a Nikkei-style dining experience shaped by citrus, spice, seafood and the controlled use of fire. The setting gives the restaurant an evening-focused character, with the skyline forming part of the experience.
The restaurant overlooks Downtown Dubai from twelve floors up, with views that include the Burj Khalifa and the surrounding city. Its rooftop terrace is designed for open-air dining, particularly around sunset when the buildings and fountains take on warmer tones. Indoor areas include a sushi counter, while the bar provides a separate starting point for cocktails built around pisco, sake and other considered combinations.
Nazcaa presents several ways to spend an evening. A terrace table suits relaxed dining with a city backdrop, while the restaurant and sushi counter offer a more focused setting for Japanese-Peruvian plates. The bar and lounge bring a later, more atmospheric mood, making the venue suitable for diners looking to continue an evening after dinner. Private dining and event arrangements are also available for celebrations, corporate gatherings, brand occasions and larger group bookings.
The restaurant’s style is polished without being limited to formal dining. Its combination of a skyline terrace, sushi counter, cocktail bar and private spaces allows the atmosphere to shift according to the occasion. Couples and small groups can choose the terrace or main restaurant, while larger parties can explore private dining arrangements with the events team. The setting also works for visitors marking a special evening in Downtown Dubai or travelling from Abu Dhabi for a city dining experience.
Nazcaa suits diners who enjoy the meeting point between Japanese precision and Peruvian energy, as well as those looking for a restaurant with both indoor and outdoor spaces. The Burj Khalifa outlook gives the venue a strong sense of place, while the food and drinks keep the focus on Nikkei influences rather than treating the view as the only attraction.
