Miral announced a line-up of nightlife brands at Yas Bay’s Waterfront, the Emirate’s upcoming vibrant destination. Set to further elevate Abu Dhabi’s nightlife scene, Yas Bay Waterfront’s additions include Asia Asia, The Central, and Lock, Stock & Barrel by Solutions Leisure Group, in addition to Zeera, Bushra, and Siddharta Lounge by Buddha-Bar Group and Capital Motion. La Carnita, a Mexican restaurant hailing from Toronto, will also be calling Yas Bay Waterfront its new home in Abu Dhabi.
Clement Bontemps, Executive Director of Asset Management, Miral, said, “It is testament to what Yas Bay has to offer businesses, visitors and residents alike, from unique experiences to attractive investment opportunities. Partnering with such prominent names to come to Abu Dhabi for the first time amplifies our commitment to delivering unmatched experiences on Yas Island.”
Mario Samaha, Founder & CEO of Capital Motion said: “We are pleased to work closely with Miral to solidify Yas Bay’s position as a global world-class destination. Our expansion strategy is on track to enhance the dining and nightlife offering in Abu Dhabi while strengthening the group’s portfolio with a plan to inaugurate five new outlets by 2021, bringing the total for the group to 10 exceptional venues in Abu Dhabi”.
Nabil Souhail, Vice President-Business Development & Operations for the Middle East, Africa & Asia at Buddha-Bar added, “We aim to create an environment with its own codes and personality for various guests. Memorable experiences of food, drinks and social gatherings will be created in various scenes and settings featuring the disruptive Buddha-Bar DNA, to set a new social spot here in Yas Island, Abu Dhabi”.
Paul Evans, CEO of Solutions Leisure Group, said, “Upon seeing the outstanding vision of Miral, there was only one decision to make and that was to build the best venues possible, and that’s exactly what we will do. The potential of Yas Bay is limitless and with Miral’svison and drive, this promises to be the most relevant entertainment development in the capital.”