COYA Dubai is one of several global outposts of this Peruvian-inspired restaurant chain. It opened its doors in 2014, quickly becoming a go-to spot for foodies and socialites alike. The concept? A fusion of food, art, and music that transports diners to Peru.

OVERVIEW
In a city where gold-plated supercars cruise past air-conditioned bus stops, COYA Dubai stands out as a culinary gem. This Peruvian restaurant brings a taste of South America to the heart of the United Arab Emirates, offering a unique dining experience amidst the glitz and glamour of Dubai.

Situated in the posh Jumeirah area, COYA is part of the luxurious Four Seasons Resort. It's a stone's throw away from the city's famous beaches and just a short drive from the bustling financial district.

• COYA Dubai serves high-end Peruvian cuisine
• Located in the Four Seasons Resort, it offers a stylish setting
• Famous for its ceviche, pisco cocktails, and top-notch service

AMBIENCE
Step inside COYA and you're greeted by a mix of traditional and modern decor. Think colorful murals, handcrafted furniture, and soft lighting that creates an intimate vibe. The bar is a highlight, showcasing an impressive collection of pisco. It's always lively, perfect for sipping cocktails before your meal or enjoying a night out.

MUST TRY
• Ceviche de Atún Chifa: A zingy tuna ceviche with soy, sesame seeds, and shrimp crackers
• Costillas de Res: Melt-in-your-mouth beef ribs
• Pisco Sour: The classic Peruvian cocktail, frothy and perfectly balanced

FOOD
COYA's menu is a love letter to Peru, with hints of Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish influences. Sharing is encouraged, making meals a social affair. The ceviche selection shines, featuring fresh fish in leche de tigre, a citrusy Peruvian sauce. Don't miss the anticuchos (grilled skewers), ranging from beef heart to octopus. For mains, try the arroz nikkei (Chilean sea bass rice). It's a crowd-pleaser that pairs perfectly cooked fish with flavorful rice.

SERVICE
The staff at COYA know their stuff. They're happy to guide you through the menu, explaining dishes and suggesting pairings. Service strikes a nice balance - they're there when you need them but let you enjoy your meal in peace.

PRICING
COYA isn't cheap. Expect to shell out around AED 400-600 per person for a full meal with drinks. It's pricey, sure, but the quality of food and overall experience make it worth it for special occasions or when you want to treat yourself.

SUMMARY
COYA Dubai brings a slice of Peru to the Middle East. It's where you can taste authentic flavors, sip crafted cocktails, and soak in a buzzing atmosphere. Is it worth the hype? You bet. The combo of great food, attentive service, and stylish vibes makes COYA stand out in Dubai's competitive food scene. Whether you're a food lover or just after a memorable night out, COYA delivers.

FAQs
What kind of food does COYA Dubai serve?
COYA Dubai specializes in Peruvian food with Japanese, Chinese, and Spanish influences. You'll find a variety of ceviches, grilled skewers (anticuchos), and other Peruvian dishes with a modern twist.

Can vegetarians eat at COYA Dubai?
Absolutely. While Peruvian food is big on seafood and meat, COYA Dubai has plenty for vegetarians. You'll find veggie ceviches, salads, and main courses on the menu.

What should I wear to COYA Dubai?
COYA Dubai has a smart casual dress code. It's not super formal, but you should dress up a bit. Skip the beachwear and flip-flops. For guys, a collared shirt and closed shoes work well. Ladies can go for a nice dress or stylish separates.