Greek dining is about to reach new heights in Malta. Cyana is Malta’s newest rooftop experience – bringing genuine Aegean flavours to the newly launched five-star Hard Rock Hotel Malta, with Chef Spiros Tzilis from the Greek city of Thessaloniki heading the kitchen.Opening on Saturday 10th October for dinner, the restaurant pairs panoramic Mediterranean Sea views, 11 floors above St Julian’s, with a memorable experience starting with olive oil welcome rituals.Whether you’re planning an iconic sunset catch-up, or a dinner worth dressing up for, this new destination deserves a place on your radar.Spiros’ career has taken him across Greece, Europe and the Middle East, where he has led culinary teams and developed restaurant concepts. His approach draws on Greece’s rich culinary traditions, combining familiar flavours with seasonal ingredients, modern techniques and refined presentation.At Cyana, expect generous Greek cooking with a contemporary touch. Think fresh seafood, herbs, quality olive oils and charcoal cooking, complemented by Greek wines.An open kitchen and seafood displays bring guests closer to the culinary delights of Greece, while Greek-speaking staff add to the destination’s experience.Open daily for dinner from 6PM to 11PM, Cyana is designed to change pace throughout the day.Come evening, the setting shifts towards rooftop cocktails, dinner and music.It’s the kind of place where a quick catch-up could quite easily become the evening’s main event. With entertainment, premium accommodation options and nightlife within the wider Hard Rock Hotel complex, dinner doesn’t have to mean the end of the night.The views take in the Mediterranean, St. George’s Bay, St Julian’s and Pembroke, while the wider rooftop features pools and a striking cantilever pool (coming soon), providing plenty of temptation to take out your phone before you’ve even looked at the menu.Cyana is also built for more than Malta’s summer months. Indoor and outdoor dining make this a year-round destination for everything from relaxed lunches to special occasions.There’s free parking for customers, making a trip to St Julian’s that little bit easier. You can also pair your visit with shopping at St George’s Mall, located within the complex, before heading upstairs for dinner and drinks.Cyana opens to the public on Saturday 10th October 2026 at Hard Rock Hotel Malta. The first 500 guests who make a reservation on CyanaMalta.com will get an exclusive gift for their table to take home during their first visit. Terms & conditions apply. Follow @CyanaMalta on Instagram for opening updates and a first look.Who’s joining you for a Greek-inspired rooftop evening?•