Salmontini

Salmontini

Al Barsha

Salmontini is an upscale seafood and sushi restaurant in Al Barsha, known in reviews for fresh sushi and in-house smoked salmon. It is temporarily closed while relocating within Mall of the Emirates, with the same team and cuisine planned for the new setting at Kempinski Hotel.

Reputation Score
4.6
★★★★★
806 ratings
5★
72%
4★
18%
3★
5%
2★
2%
1★
3%

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The Good Stuff

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Fresh sushi

Sushi and sashimi are repeatedly praised for freshness and quality, with crispy spicy salmon and tuna singled out as standouts.

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Smoked salmon

The smoked salmon is a major draw, with one diner calling it the freshest they had tried.

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Tips for a Better Visit

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Book windows. Ask for a window table if you want the Ski Dubai view; not every table faces the slopes.

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Try Tuesdays. Come hungry on Tuesdays or Wednesdays for the reported AED 210 unlimited-sushi deal.

Plan the visit

Practical details

Salmontini, Mall of The Emirates - E11 Sheikh Zayed Rd
Al Barsha First - Al Barsha, Dubai
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Common Concerns

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Inconsistent service

One couple reported a forgotten order, a further 30-minute wait and no apology despite the restaurant being half empty.

Value concerns

Several diners felt the food did not justify the price, including a late lunch where the veal escalope was strongly criticised.

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The Bottom Line

Salmontini is a seafood and sushi restaurant in Al Barsha whose strongest reputation is for salmon-led dishes. Reviews particularly point to fresh sushi, sashimi, smoked salmon and crispy spicy salmon, while diners who want something beyond Japanese food have also enjoyed steak, pesto pasta and black cod. The setting is calm and polished, and tables overlooking Ski Dubai give the Mall of the Emirates location its most distinctive feature.

A window table is worth requesting if the view matters. Families have also found the staff accommodating; one review describes colouring being brought for a six-year-old while the adults ate. There is useful value on the reported unlimited-sushi offer: one diner paid AED 210 on Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

At other times, pricing is less clear-cut. Some guests considered the food worthwhile, while others felt dishes such as veal escalope or a mixed maki platter did not justify the bill. Sushi quality also appears more consistent than every item on the broader menu.

The important practical point is timing: Salmontini is currently temporarily closed while relocating within Mall of the Emirates to a new setting at Kempinski Hotel. Check that it has reopened before making the trip.

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