Dinner show
Live vocalists, circus performers, dancers and theatrical staging keep the evening moving beyond a standard meal.
Al Wasl
Billionaire Dubai in Al Wasl is a restaurant-and-entertainment venue built around a full dinner show, with live performers, music and dancing. Reviews also mention Italian and Asian dishes, skyline views from the 61st floor and a party atmosphere that continues with a DJ.
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Live vocalists, circus performers, dancers and theatrical staging keep the evening moving beyond a standard meal.
The Mandarin Oriental location is praised for its 61st-floor skyline views, including evening views towards Sheikh Zayed Road.
Several guests describe dancing, strong music and a DJ-led party after the show, making this more than a quiet dinner.
Reviews often describe the team as friendly and professional, with attentive service from arrival through the end of the evening.
One guest specifically enjoyed the wagyu beef carpaccio and flavourful, beautifully presented gnocchi.
The newer location and layout are repeatedly described as more elegant, stylish and impressive than the previous venue.
These items at Billionaire Dubai got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!
“We ordered the big fruit and desserts platter and it was very nice.”
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“We ordered the big fruit and desserts platter and it was very nice.”May 2024
“The food was absolutely delicious specially wagyu beef carpaccio and Gnocchi was full of flavor and beautifully presented.”
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“The food was absolutely delicious specially wagyu beef carpaccio and Gnocchi was full of flavor and beautifully presented.”February 2026
“The food was absolutely delicious specially wagyu beef carpaccio and Gnocchi was full of flavor and beautifully presented.”
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“The food was absolutely delicious specially wagyu beef carpaccio and Gnocchi was full of flavor and beautifully presented.”February 2026
Confirm dress code. Ask how the jacket rule is handled inside before booking; one guest was stopped on the way to the restroom after removing theirs.
Budget carefully. Check the minimum-spend terms before reserving: one dated review reports AED 1,000 per person.
Save dessert. Leave room after dinner if you want to try dessert; one guest specifically advised making space for it.
Expect dancing. Plan for a lively night rather than a quiet meal: reviews describe dancing and a DJ after the show.
Plan the visit
| Mon | Closed |
| Tue | Closed |
| Wed | Closed |
| Thu | 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 9:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
One review states that the minimum spend is AED 1,000 per person, which may feel steep if the show does not meet expectations.
Two guests reported being stopped publicly when a jacket was removed, and felt the policy was enforced inconsistently.
A guest found the show good rather than spectacular and noted gaps between acts.
Waiters and waitresses moving in front of the stage during performances can obstruct the show.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
minimum spend per person
“The minimum is 1000 AED per person, so it’s not cheap, but didn’t quite deliver as much as we anticipated”Google review · March 2025
The Bottom Line
Billionaire Dubai is a dinner-show restaurant in Al Wasl, suited to celebrations, date nights and group evenings when you want entertainment alongside dinner. Guests can eat Italian and Asian dishes, watch live performances involving dancers, singers and circus-style acts, then stay for music and a DJ-led party. The show is the main draw.
Reviews describe professional staging and nonstop entertainment, while the venue’s newer setting is praised for its elegant design and views from the 61st floor of the Mandarin Oriental. Several guests also mention a vibrant crowd, dancing and a strong club-like atmosphere, so this is not a low-key restaurant. Food feedback is mostly positive, with specific praise for the wagyu beef carpaccio and gnocchi, as well as beautifully presented dishes and cocktails.
A few diners found the food merely average or below expectations, and one review criticised gaps in the show. Service is commonly described as attentive and professional, although table-side service during performances can block the stage. Budget for a reported minimum spend of AED 1,000 per person.
It is also worth confirming the jacket policy before arrival, since two guests described public and inconsistent enforcement. Leave room for dessert if you want to try it.