Dubai’s matcha scene has officially reached a new height. Homegrown cafe brand Fynd is now serving its signature green drinks on Level 124 of Burj Khalifa, placing the experience 452 metres above the ground.
The new Burj Khalifa matcha cafe gives visitors an opportunity to enjoy one of Dubai’s most popular drinks while looking out over the city from the At the Top observation deck. Matcha is priced at AED 77 per cup, reflecting both the drink and the landmark setting in which it is being served.
For Fynd, the opening brings its recognisable matcha offering to one of the most visited attractions in Dubai. For customers, it creates a new food and drink stop inside the world’s tallest building, combining a familiar cafe order with a view that cannot be replicated at an ordinary neighbourhood branch.
Matcha Served 452 Metres Above Dubai
Fynd’s new location can be found on Level 124, which forms part of the At the Top, Burj Khalifa observation deck experience.
According to the official At the Top ticketing website, the observation deck sits 452 metres above ground level. Burj Khalifa’s official website describes Levels 124 and 125 as an elevated viewing experience offering expansive perspectives over Dubai.
From this height, visitors can look out over Downtown Dubai and towards different parts of the city, with visibility extending even further when weather conditions are clear. The observation deck also features viewing telescopes, Wi-Fi and access to an outdoor terrace.
Fynd is positioning its latest offering as Dubai’s tallest matcha, a description based on the height at which the drink is served. The cafe’s location inside Burj Khalifa gives the claim a clear geographical advantage over the city’s ground-level matcha shops.
How Much Does Fynd Matcha Cost?
A cup of Fynd matcha at Burj Khalifa is priced at AED 77.
That makes it considerably more expensive than a standard matcha order at many cafes around Dubai. However, the Burj Khalifa setting is a central part of the experience. Customers are not simply ordering a takeaway drink; they are having it inside one of the city’s best-known visitor attractions at a height of 452 metres.
The AED 77 price applies to the matcha itself. Access to At the Top is a separate consideration, as Level 124 forms part of Burj Khalifa’s ticketed observation deck experience. Visitors should check the official Burj Khalifa website for current admission options, opening hours and ticket inclusions before planning their visit.
Ticket prices can differ according to the selected experience, visiting time and availability. Purchasing admission in advance may also help visitors secure their preferred time, particularly during evenings, weekends and peak tourism periods.
What Visitors Can Expect From the Experience
The Burj Khalifa matcha cafe introduces a casual refreshment option to a visit usually centred on architecture, photography and panoramic views.
Visitors can collect a drink and enjoy it while taking in the skyline from Level 124. The concept is simple, but the setting makes it distinctive. Instead of planning a cafe visit before or after touring Burj Khalifa, matcha fans can include both experiences in the same itinerary.
The location is also likely to appeal to visitors looking for a memorable photo opportunity. The bright green colour of matcha provides a recognisable foreground against the views of Downtown Dubai, the surrounding towers and the wider city.
However, the drink should be viewed as an addition to the At the Top experience rather than a replacement for admission. Anyone visiting specifically for Fynd should confirm access arrangements and operating details before travelling.
Fynd Brings a Local Brand to a Global Landmark
Fynd is a Dubai-based cafe brand with an established presence in the city. Its official website lists an Al Wasl cafe, while the brand’s social channels feature matcha drinks, coffee and limited-edition menu releases.
The company has developed a following around Japanese-inspired drinks served with a contemporary Dubai cafe identity. Matcha has become one of its most recognisable categories, with flavoured and seasonal variations helping the brand connect with customers beyond traditional coffee orders.
Opening at Burj Khalifa places Fynd in front of a broader mix of residents and international visitors. The tower remains one of Dubai’s defining attractions and an internationally recognised symbol of the city.
Burj Khalifa stands 828 metres tall, making it the tallest building in the world. Its official architecture guide confirms that Level 124 is occupied by the At the Top public observatory. Bringing Fynd’s matcha to that level allows the local cafe brand to become part of a globally recognised tourism experience.
Why Matcha Continues to Grow in Dubai
Matcha has moved well beyond being a specialist tea order in Dubai. It now appears on menus at independent cafes, international chains, dessert shops and lifestyle venues around the city.
Its popularity is supported by several factors. The drink offers an alternative to coffee, can be served hot or iced and works with a wide range of flavours and milk options. Its distinctive colour also makes it highly visible in photography and short-form social content, contributing to its popularity among younger cafe customers.
Dubai’s competitive food and beverage market has encouraged brands to differentiate their matcha offerings through ingredients, presentation and location. Some focus on ceremonial-grade tea, while others introduce coconut water, fruit flavours, foams or dessert-inspired combinations.
Fynd’s Burj Khalifa opening takes a location-led approach. Rather than relying solely on a new recipe, the brand is placing its matcha inside an experience that already attracts visitors for its record-breaking height and city views.
More Than an Ordinary Cafe Visit
The concept reflects a wider trend in Dubai’s hospitality market, where food and drink are increasingly connected to experiences.
Customers are often choosing venues based not only on what is served, but also on the surroundings, design and story behind the visit. Rooftop restaurants, desert cafes, beachfront coffee shops and skyline lounges all demonstrate how location can shape the value of a dining experience.
At AED 77, Fynd’s Level 124 matcha is positioned as an occasional purchase rather than an everyday cafe order. Its appeal lies in being able to say that the drink was enjoyed 452 metres above Dubai, inside the world’s tallest building.
For tourists, it can become a small souvenir within a larger Burj Khalifa visit. For residents and matcha fans, it offers a new landmark location to add to their list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is the Fynd Burj Khalifa matcha cafe?
Fynd is serving matcha on Level 124 of Burj Khalifa, within the At the Top observation deck experience.
How high is Level 124 of Burj Khalifa?
The official At the Top ticketing website places the observation deck experience 452 metres above ground level.
How much is the matcha?
Fynd’s matcha at Burj Khalifa is priced at AED 77 per cup.
Is an At the Top ticket required?
Level 124 is part of the ticketed At the Top observation deck. Visitors should review the current access conditions and ticket options through the official Burj Khalifa website before arriving.
What else is available on the observation deck?
Burj Khalifa’s official website lists viewing telescopes, Wi-Fi and an outdoor terrace among the features of the Levels 124 and 125 observation experience.
The Bottom Line
Fynd’s Burj Khalifa matcha cafe turns a popular Dubai drink into a high-altitude experience. Located on Level 124 and priced at AED 77, the offering gives visitors another reason to pause and enjoy the view from 452 metres above the city.
It may not be an everyday matcha run, but that is precisely the point. This is a drink designed to be remembered as part of a visit to one of Dubai’s most recognisable landmarks.
