Hakkasan Dubai is serving a limited-edition golden duck

The 22-karat creation even comes with a caviar upgrade

Hakkasan Dubai is serving a 22-karat gold-coated duck until Sunday, October 25. Courtesy Hakkasan Dubai

Armani Lounge serves a gold flake cappuccino, made from Arabica beans and gilded with 23K gold. Courtesy Armani Hotels

Doors Freestyle Grill serves sea bass coated in 23K gold. Courtesy Doors Freestyle Grill

Hakkasan Abu Dhabi also serves dim sum with edible gold. Courtesy Hakkasan Abu Dhabi

A 24K Italian gold cappuccino from the Burj Al Arab. Courtesy Jumeirah

The Black Diamond, served at Scoopi Cafe, is made with vanilla bean ice cream from Madagascar, saffron from Iran, rare black truffles from Italy and has 23K edible gold. It costs Dh3,000. Courtesy Scoopi Cafe

Dubai’s dining scene is known for its decadence and a brand-new dish fits in perfectly with this sparkling ethos.

Fine-dining Chinese restaurant Hakkasan Dubai, located in Atlantis, The Palm, has recently announced it will be serving guests a 22-karat gold-coated duck in celebration of China’s Golden Week.

Golden Week commemorates the formal establishment of the People’s Republic of China and is usually celebrated in early October.

The limited-edition edible gold dish will be available at the restaurant until Sunday, October 25.

The extravagant dish will be served as part of a three-course menu and will be bought to the table to be prepared before being served. Other dishes include Peking duck with pancakes, crispy duck salad and roasted truffle duck as a main.

The three-course meal is priced at Dh418 per person and guests can order a caviar upgrade for Dh518 per person.

This is not the first time the swanky restaurant has put a sprinkling of gold on their menu. The Abu Dhabi branch within Emirates Palace currently serves a gold leaf har gau as part of its supreme dim sum platter (priced at Dh135).

Dubai is no stranger to gilded dishes, either. In the past, numerous restaurants have been given the Midas touch. Scroll through the gallery above for some of Dubai’s most opulent dishes and drinks.