Smartly presented Japanese fine dining, although some might want to visit simply for the long list of mocktails, exotic juices and teas. Set in the Al Basateen Mall and sister to the branch in Riyadh, Myazu offers small plates to start – smoked eel don buri is a favorite – through tempura and sushi dishes to Wagyu beef, and seafood (do try the oven-baked black cod). If the menu is upscale – with adaptations for local tastes – the decor is equally glamorous.

Expect modern dishes formed using traditional culinary techniques and top-quality ingredients that create a harmonious balance between smoky, sweet and spicy. Having gained the highest ranking for a restaurant in KSA at the MENA 50 Best Restaurant Awards at number 15, Myazu’s menu highlights include gyoza, tempura, sandos, carpaccio, sushi, maki rolls and meat from the robata grill. GO: Follow @myazusaudi on Instagram for more information.

Myazu is frequently tipped as one of the best restaurants in the city, and it is now officially a winner when it comes to the best Asian restaurants in Jeddah. The fine-dining Japanese spot lives up to the praise. With dramatic presentations, a laser-focus on quality ingredients and staff who equally understand how it’s the details that really make an experience special, this is one dining experience you likely won’t forget.

If you’re looking for the best seafood in Jeddah then call off the search – the Japanese restaurant Myazu has you sorted. A fine dining spot that more than lives up to the hype, you’ll find favourites including sushi platters and sashimi on the carefully curated menu alongside melt-in-the-mouth Wagyu, milk bread sandos, grilled prawns and a creative crispy duck and watermelon salad. Each dish tastes better than the next.

In a low-lit and atmospheric main space, designer Noriyoshi Muramatsu has laid out Myazu so everything happens around its open kitchen. That same Japanese attention to detail is there in the food too: sushi, gyoza, tempura and robata menus have been subtly tweaked for the international luxe crowd and all are artfully presented. Book seats at the bar and be confident knowing you are in the safest of hands.

The ambience and dining experience screams premium and is one of the best stops for some soul-satisfying sushi. Where: Al Basateen Mall, Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz Street, Jeddah When: 1 PM to 12 AM (on weekdays); 1 PM to 1 AM (on weekends)Cost: 150 SAR – 350 SAR (approx. for 2 persons). Also Read: Walk The Historic Jeddah Streets At Al Balad And Soak In Its Unique History

MYAZU is not only one of the best restaurants in Jeddah, but one of – in fact the – best in Saudi Arabia, according to MENA’s 50 Best Restaurants. The fine-dining Japanese micro-chain operates three restaurants in the Kingdom in Riyadh, AlUla and Jeddah. Jeddah is located in Al Basateen Mall and serves the brand’s signature Japanese cuisine with contemporary flair.

Myazu Restaurant is considered one of the best Asian restaurants in Jeddah. It offers a unique dining experience that you will never forget. And the excellence of Myazu restaurant is not only in the delicious dishes but also in the excellent service, the luxurious and calm atmosphere of the restaurant, and the terrible reception by the reception staff.

Myazu is highly regarded as one of Jeddah's top restaurants, especially for its outstanding Asian cuisine. With specific attention to detail and a focus on using quality ingredients, this fine-dining Japanese spot offers an unforgettable dining experience. The restaurant's dramatic presentations and attentive staff makes every visit truly special.

We think it might be, Myazu a homegrown concept is the restaurant on so many people’s lips, and for good reason. The Japanese restaurant draws inspiration from traditional cuisine using flair and style. Myazu, Al Basteen Mall, Prince Mohammed Bin Abdulaziz St, Ar Rawdah, open Sat to Wed 1pm to 12am, Thu and Fri, 1pm to 1am.

A chic waterfront meets pan-Asian flavors in Jeddah at its kilometer-long North Corniche. Expect inventive sushi rolls, Thailand curries, and dim sum. A spacious terrace with breezy sea air and sunset view, great for families and business lunches, placing this among one of Jeddah’s best in terms of both ambiance and flavor.

Formerly Nozomi, it specializes in Japanese cuisine, as well as menu options tailormade for Saudi palates. These items include fish and seafood, sushi, dumplings, salads, desserts, and more. The restaurant is also known to introduce seasonal specials such as during Ramadan, or based on one of the four seasons.

Myazu is through the roof expensive and therefore I assume it is also very delicious though cannot tell you from personal experience 🤣