Fuloong Sushi Omakase

Fuloong Sushi Omakase

Umm Suqeim

Fuloong Sushi Omakase is an intimate Japanese restaurant in Umm Suqeim built around a small-seat omakase set menu. Reviews point to fresh fish, chef-led explanations and thoughtful courses, with dry-aged sashimi and seasonal menus among the reasons diners return.

Reputation Score
4.9
★★★★★
127 ratings
5★
97%
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2★
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1★
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Source: Google Maps

The Good Stuff

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Japanese Fish

Fish flown directly from Japan is a recurring highlight, with reviewers noting its purity, texture and flavour.

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Chef Stories

Courses arrive with explanations and stories about their inspiration, making the meal interactive rather than purely observational.

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What to Eat at Fuloong Sushi Omakase

These items at Fuloong Sushi Omakase got the most positive mentions in user reviews. Check them out!

Food 8

  1. Omakase Net +14
    “What a great Omakase experience!! We finally found a really good one in Dubai that’s not crazy expensive.”
  2. Sushi Net +5
    “Chef Lemon was incredibly friendly and talented, preparing exceptional sushi and beautifully crafted dishes with the freshest ingredients.”
  3. Dry-aged sashimi Net +1
    “An unforgettable omakase experience on Jumeirah Road where the dry-aged sashimi was phenomenal, and what truly sets this place apart is the storytelling woven into each course.”
  4. Dry-aged sushi Net +1
    “Absolutely loved the omakase experience! It was my first time trying dry-aged sushi (we had hamachi) and it had very rich, nutty flavor.”
  5. Hamachi Net +1
    “Absolutely loved the omakase experience! It was my first time trying dry-aged sushi (we had hamachi) and it had very rich, nutty flavor.”
  6. Prawn tempura Net +1
    “They have gluten free soy sauce as well as prawn tempura!!”
  7. Seabass with miso/yuzu sauce Net +1
    “The seabass with miso/yuzu sauce was another standout, so good!”
  8. The emperor’s hidden scroll Net +1
    “The chef brings every dish to life, especially The Emperor’s Hidden Scroll, which was both rich in flavor and beautifully narrated.”

Drinks 1

  1. Matcha panna cotta Net +1
    “Ended the meal with an amazing Matcha panna cotta.”
What to Avoid (2)

Food 2

  1. Chawan-mushi Net −1
    “The miso soup was very lukewarm and the Chawan-mushi had no flavor.”
  2. Miso soup Net −2
    “The miso soup served at the beginning seemed to be pre-made; it was lukewarm, and the wakame had expanded quite a lot, which was noticeable.”

Tips for a Better Visit

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Book Ahead. Reserve early: one review describes the restaurant as an eight-seat experience and specifically advises booking well in advance.

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Ask Gluten-Free. If needed, ask about gluten-free service; a reviewer received gluten-free soy sauce and prawn tempura.

Plan the visit

Practical details

SH02 - 786 Jumeira St
Umm Suqeim Second - Umm Suqeim 2, Dubai
MonClosed
Tue3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Wed3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Thu3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Fri3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Sat3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Sun3:00 PM – 11:00 PM
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Common Concerns

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Lukewarm Miso

Two reviewers found the opening miso soup lukewarm, with one also noting noticeably expanded wakame.

Limited Variation

One review found that sashimi and sushi relied on almost the same selection of fish.

Customer-reported prices

These are customer-reported mentions, not a current price list. Prices may have changed.

599 AED per person

Omakase experience

“The price is 599 AED per person (Feb/2026), which we think is very fair considering the experience”
Google review · March 2026
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The Bottom Line

Fuloong Sushi Omakase is a small-seat Japanese restaurant in Umm Suqeim where dinner centres on a chef-led omakase set menu. Expect courses prepared in front of you, explanations and stories as they arrive, and fish and seafood that reviewers repeatedly describe as fresh, balanced and high quality. Dry-aged sashimi, nigiri and The Emperor’s Hidden Scroll are among the specific highlights mentioned.

The setting is calm, clean and deliberately intimate: reviews describe eight seats per session, while another mentions nine seats. That makes conversation with the chef a meaningful part of the meal, and several guests used the restaurant for birthdays, anniversaries and Valentine’s Day. The team has also accommodated gluten-free diners with gluten-free soy sauce and prawn tempura.

Value is a recurring theme, with one February 2026 review recording AED 599 per person and calling it fair for the experience. Drinks cost extra, while tea with the courses was complimentary in that review. Menus change seasonally, so ask what is currently being served.

If you are seeking strictly traditional sushi, note that two reviewers found the meal fusion-leaning, with lukewarm miso soup and limited fish variation across sashimi and sushi; those points are worth clarifying when booking.

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