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Best Sushi restaurants in Dubai
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Fresh seafoodSushi, sashimi and seafood are repeatedly praised for freshness, careful preparation and balanced flavours.
Creative menuThe menu moves beyond standard Japanese fare, with unusual combinations and well-executed fusion dishes.
3Fils is a Japanese-emphasis restaurant in Jumeirah, known for creative Asian-inspired dishes rather than a conventional sushi menu. Customers return for fresh seafood, inventive plates such as salmon carpaccio, and distinctive burgers, including the wagyu and fish versions, in a relaxed harbourfront setting.
View full business page →Tip: Expect queuesPlan for a walk-in visit rather than a booked table; one review reported waiting about 35 minutes.
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Hotpot ChoiceUnlimited hotpot comes with a good variety, while miso and sesame broths were praised for their rich, balanced flavour.
Wagyu QualitySeveral diners specifically enjoyed the tender A4 or A5 Wagyu in hotpot, BBQ and grilled formats.
Kimuraya is a Japanese restaurant in Business Bay with an izakaya-style menu and a strong focus on hotpot, grilled beef and sushi. Reviews make the unlimited hotpot and Wagyu options the main reasons to consider it, especially for relaxed family or group meals.
View full business page →Tip: Compare BrothsFor hotpot, consider ordering both miso and sesame broths; a reviewer found both rich, balanced and comforting.
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Museum viewOutdoor tables look towards the Museum of the Future, giving dinner, coffee dates and celebrations a memorable setting.
Attentive serviceReviews repeatedly describe staff as warm, accommodating and attentive, including clear explanations of ingredients for a guest with food sensitivities.
Leen's Kaiso DIFC is a Japanese restaurant in Trade Centre centred on dry ramen-style mazemen, sushi and izakaya dishes. Reviews also point to a well-regarded business lunch, outdoor seating and a striking Museum of the Future view, making it suitable for a relaxed meal, coffee break or celebration.
View full business page →Tip: Go morningsMorning visits may be quieter and give you more time and space for photos.
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Authentic RamenThe ramen receives specific praise for its authentic flavour, freshly made noodles and comforting miso broth.
Free ParkingOne review specifically notes free parking, useful for a meal at this hotel-based restaurant.
Fujiya Millennium is an izakaya-style Japanese restaurant in Al Garhoud where diners can settle in for shared dishes or cook at the table. Reviews particularly point to the unlimited Wagyu BBQ and satisfying ramen, alongside a cozy, traditionally decorated setting.
View full business page →Tip: Check PortionsAsk about portion sizes before ordering, especially for sushi rolls; one diner ordered more than expected.
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Made-to-orderDishes are prepared after ordering rather than sitting out, which reviewers say keeps the sushi and warm food fresher.
Family friendlyFamilies get practical touches including a kids menu, colouring supplies and free dining for children under five.
Mu-Kii Pan Asian Tapas in Jumeirah Beach Residence is an Asian restaurant built around all-you-can-eat ordering from a tablet. Reviews highlight fresh sushi, warm dishes such as lamb chops, and a made-to-order format that lets you explore the menu without a buffet line.
View full business page →Tip: Plan roundsAllow for the eight-item limit and 15-minute gaps between orders; decide what you want next before the interval ends.
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Sushi VarietyThe menu gives raw-sushi fans and cautious diners plenty to explore, including creative cooked sushi rather than just basic alternatives.
Tuesday DealThe Tuesday all-you-can-eat is repeatedly described as good value, with one review reporting a wide choice and a drink included.
Miyabi Sushi is a contemporary Japanese restaurant in Dubai Hills Estate, with a broad menu spanning raw and cooked sushi. It is especially useful for groups: Tuesday’s all-you-can-eat attracts repeat visitors, while dishes such as chicken katsu curry give non-sushi diners a proper option.
View full business page →Tip: Try TuesdayFor the broadest-value sushi outing, consider Tuesday’s all-you-can-eat; one review reported around 156 DHS and one drink included.
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Interactive DiningThe tabletop yakiniku setup makes the meal hands-on and social rather than simply plated and served.
Outdoor SettingThe veranda and outdoor seating are repeatedly described as relaxing, with one review mentioning a Burj Khalifa view over the pool pond.
Fujiya Downtown is an izakaya-style Japanese restaurant in Trade Centre, known for tabletop yakiniku and hotpot dining. Reviews also highlight fresh sushi, sashimi and ramen, making it a flexible choice for casual meals, lively group dinners or family celebrations.
View full business page →Tip: Confirm OffersAsk what the current promotion includes and confirm the discounted price before ordering; a reviewer had to request it more than once.
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Food PresentationPlates are repeatedly described as refined and beautifully presented, with one reviewer also praising balanced, creative combinations.
Smooth ShishaReviews describe the shisha as smooth and flavorful, with double apple, cinnamon and mixed fruit among the named choices.
Coco Dubai is a restaurant and lounge in Downtown Dubai, combining polished dining with an evening shisha setting. Reviews point to beautifully presented international food, fresh sushi, creative mocktails and a spacious family area, making it suited to dinners, celebrations and relaxed group outings.
View full business page →Tip: Choose SeatingIf you prefer smoke-free dining, ask for the non-smoking area; reviews confirm both smoking and non-smoking spaces are available.
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AYCE flexibilityOne diner can choose all-you-can-eat sushi and sashimi while others at the table order à la carte.
Large servingsA lunch review found the portions unexpectedly generous, including enough food to leave the diners stuffed.
Miyabi Sushi is a contemporary Japanese restaurant in Al Wasl’s City Walk Courtyard, with a broad menu spanning sushi, sashimi, ramen and bento-style meals. Reviews make the all-you-can-eat sushi option, fresh-tasting rolls and desserts such as strawberry shortcake particularly useful starting points.
View full business page →Tip: Choose rollsIf you are deciding what to order, prioritise rolls, sushi and sashimi; one reviewer found the appetizers less worthwhile.
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Generous PlattersThe Platter for Two can stretch beyond two diners; one family found it more than enough, while another had leftovers.
Customizable MealsA family of six appreciated being able to customize their meals, including asking specifically for crispy calamari.
Ocean Basket in Mirdif is a modern seafood restaurant with a cheerful, relaxed setting. Reviews point to generous platters, notably the Platter for Two, alongside reliable favourites such as fish and chips and fresh sushi.
View full business page →Tip: Share CarefullyIf you order a starter, consider the Platter for One; one diner found the Platter for Two too much for one person.
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