Dubai’s matcha habit just hit a new high, literally. Fynd, the Al Wasl café behind the coconut water matcha your whole feed has already tried, has taken its drinks up to Level 124 of the Burj Khalifa. The brand is calling it “the highest matcha”, and the name pretty much does the work. You hold a Fynd drink as the city, the Gulf, and the desert spread out below you.
If you already queue for Fynd on a weekend, this is the version with a view. If you haven’t tried it yet, this is a great way to start.
The drinks
Fynd built its name on one thing done properly. The Coconut Water Matcha, made with coconut water instead of milk, is the bestseller, and it is about as refreshing as matcha gets. Not grassy, not heavy, just clean. Beyond that, there’s the Cloud Matcha with its signature foam top. The Espresso Cloud regulars swear by it, and rotating flavours like Birthday Cake and Blue Coco. The food side does its bit too, from avocado toast to bagels and ice cream. Up on Level 124, though, it’s the signatures you’re there for.
This is also the café that has collaborated with the likes of Huda Beauty and La Mer, so the reach goes well beyond the drive-through window.
Why it’s a big deal: Fynd matcha Burj Khalifa
Here’s the fun part. Fynd started as a compact café on Al Wasl Road and is now pouring drinks inside the tallest building on the planet. For a homegrown Dubai brand, that’s a proper glow-up. It’s also the nudge some of us needed to do the Burj Khalifa again. Let’s be honest, most residents went once, took the photos, and never went back. A good matcha at the top is a reason to return.
What the view’s actually like from Fynd matcha Burj Khalifa
Level 124 is the main At The Top deck. You’re 452 metres up, with 360-degree views through floor-to-ceiling glass, an outdoor terrace, and telescopes for zooming in on the Palm and Dubai Marina. The lift up is the fastest in the world and gets you there in under a minute. So, the plan writes itself. Ride up, take the terrace, order your matcha, and you’ve got the drink and the skyline in one shot.
Fynd matcha Burj Khalifa: Details at a glance
- What to order: Fynd’s Coconut Water Matcha and Cloud Matcha, the two signatures
- The view: 360-degree panoramas of Dubai, the Gulf and the desert, plus an outdoor terrace
- Getting up there: Standard At The Top tickets cover Levels 124 and 125, from around AED 189 in non-prime hours
- Best time: Sunset slots are the most popular, so book ahead if that’s the light you want
- Nearest Metro: Burj Khalifa/Dubai Mall on the Red Line, then the air-conditioned link into the mall
WOW Emirates Tip: Want the matcha without the crush? Skip prime hours and go mid-morning on a weekday. The light is clean, the deck is quiet, and you can actually get to the glass for a photo without waiting your turn.
Is Fynd matcha Burj Khalifa worth it?
If you love matcha and you’ve got out-of-town guests to show around, yes. Fynd matcha Burj Khalifa rolls the one trip you were going to do anyway into a drink you’d happily pay for at street level. If you’re a purist chasing ceremonial-grade and nothing else, know that Fynd has always sat at the playful end of the matcha scale rather than the traditional one. Go in for fun over formality, and you’ll get more out of it.
Chasing more green? See our guide to the best matcha spots in Dubai. Making a day of it? Pair it with our Things to Do in Downtown Dubai roundup.
FAQs
Where exactly is Fynd Matcha at the Burj Khalifa?
On Level 124, the main At The Top observation deck. It’s the floor most standard tickets take you to.
Do I need a Burj Khalifa ticket to get it?
Yes. Level 124 sits inside the ticketed At The Top experience, so you’ll need an observation deck ticket to reach it.
How much are At The Top tickets?
Standard access to Levels 124 and 125 starts from around AED 189 in non-prime hours, with higher prices during prime sunset slots. Check the official At The Top page for current rates before you book.
What should I order?
The Coconut Water Matcha is the crowd favourite, made with coconut water rather than milk. The Cloud Matcha, with its foam top, is the other signature worth trying.
Is Fynd only at the Burj Khalifa now?
No. Its original cafés, including the Al Wasl spot, are still running. The Burj Khalifa location is the drinks at a new height, not a replacement.
When’s the best time to go?
Weekday mornings for a quiet deck, or a sunset slot for the golden light and the city switching on. Sunset books out fastest.
Images: Official websites
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