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The offer will run every Wednesday and Friday night…
DIFC’s brand-new nightlife venue, Mantis, has only been open for a couple of weeks, but it’s already introducing a brilliant deal for partygoers.
Open two nights a week for its signature nights on Wednesday and Fridays, on both nights, all guests can now enjoy two and a half hours of unlimited sushi and house beverages for just Dhs150 per person.
Now not only will you not have to worry about forking out a fortune for expensive drinks all night, you can also skip dinner and fill up on hand-crafted sushi. The deal is available to everyone from 10.30pm until 1am, although on Wednesdays ladies can enjoy complimentary beverages (including bubbly) until 1am.
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Notorious Wednesdays is Mantis’ urban night, while on Friday nights the DJ serves up a mix of music from across all genres.
The sleek, 8,500 square foot space boasts a state-of-the-art light and sound system, a central DJ booth with a dramatic mantis head on the front, and a long bar which runs almost all the way down one side of the lounge.
So that’s Wednesday and Friday covered, what about Thursday? Well, why not check out a new deal at Zero Gravity? Their weekly evening brunch offerers six hours of unlimited food and drinks for Dhs199 from 8pm to 2am. Club Inc also regularly welcomes musical guests, with Doorly and Pendulum having recently taken to the stage.
Mantis, Emirates Financial Towers, DIFC, Dubai, 10.30pm to 1am, Wednesdays and Fridays. Tel: (058) 892 2488. mantis-club.com
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