Burj Views
The 31st-floor setting and clear windows give diners and club-goers striking Burj Khalifa and Downtown views.
Downtown Dubai
INKA Dubai is a Peruvian restaurant and nightlife venue in Downtown Dubai, known in reviews for its 31st-floor Burj Khalifa views and themed DJ nights. You can come for dishes such as Wagyu beef or smoked sea bass, then stay for Bollywood music and cocktails.
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The 31st-floor setting and clear windows give diners and club-goers striking Burj Khalifa and Downtown views.
One diner specifically praised the Wagyu beef and smoked sea bass as delicious.
Bollywood and Punjabi-themed nights can bring energetic music, dancing and a friendly crowd.
Several reviews describe the staff as welcoming, kind or professional, with fast service on some visits.
Reviews mention a broad cocktail selection, including positive comments about the whisky sour and cosmopolitan.
Arrive Late. For the club atmosphere, consider arriving around midnight, when one reviewer said the party becomes lively.
Check Event. If dancing matters, ask about the night’s layout and entertainment first; reviews differ on how dance-friendly it is.
Confirm Offers. Verify ladies’ night inclusions before arriving: one guest said the promised offer amounted to only one free drink.
Ask Parking. Check parking charges in advance, as a review reports self-parking fees calculated hourly.
Clarify Shisha. If ordering shisha, confirm availability and the charge before settling in; one guest said it was unavailable after booking.
Plan the visit
| Mon | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Tue | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Wed | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Thu | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Fri | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sat | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
| Sun | 6:00 PM – 3:00 AM |
The venue can feel cramped, and multiple reviews say there is limited room for dancing.
A reviewer found AED 80 for a basic gin and tonic and AED 200 for regular shisha poor value.
Some guests reported unanswered calls, uncooperative staff and a birthday celebration spoiled by poor service.
A Peruvian diner said the aji de gallina and aji amarillo did not taste close to the originals.
Self-parking charges were an unwelcome extra for one guest, who considered them unusual for the hotel.
These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.
regular shisha flavor
“Even more surprising was the 200 AED charge for a regular shisha flavor — not a premium or Russian blend, just the standard offering”Google review · July 2025
3 starters, 2 beers, and one regular shisha
“In total, we paid 570 AED for just 3 starters, 2 beers, and one regular shisha — far from good value”Google review · July 2025
The Bottom Line
INKA Dubai combines Peruvian dining with a lounge-and-club setting in Downtown Dubai. The main draw is the 31st-floor outlook: reviews repeatedly mention clear or panoramic views of the Burj Khalifa and Downtown. The venue also hosts themed nights, especially Bollywood and Desi events, with DJs, cocktails and occasional dancing.
Arriving around midnight was recommended by one reviewer because that is when the party becomes lively. Food feedback is mixed but includes specific bright spots. Wagyu beef and smoked sea bass were called delicious, while chicken dynamite and vegetable spring rolls also received praise.
Cocktails such as the whisky sour and cosmopolitan are mentioned positively. At the same time, a Peruvian diner felt the aji de gallina and aji amarillo were not authentic, so expectations around traditional cuisine may depend on your benchmark. Budget carefully.
One review reports AED 80 for a basic gin and tonic, AED 200 for regular shisha and AED 570 for three starters, two beers and one regular shisha. Service reviews range from warm and professional to serious complaints about unanswered calls, unexpected charges and unavailable shisha. Confirm ladies’ night terms, shisha availability and parking fees before you go.
The room can also feel cramped, particularly if dancing is the priority.