A buzzy restaurant in DIFC’s Gate Village, this MICHELIN-selected contemporary Japanese restaurant is known for its well prepared, fresh quality ingredients. Our inspectors praise their nigiri and describe their fish as expertly sliced and their rice perfectly cooked, resulting in sushi of exceptional quality, both delicate and flavourful. Copyright from top to bottom: Hōseki, Hōseki, Juliet Dunne/Akira Back, Juliet Dunne/Akira Back, Pavel Ermolenko /Mimi Kakushi, Pavel Ermolenko /Mimi Kakushi, 3 Fils, 3 Fils, REIF Japanese Kushiyaki, Reif Japanese Kushiyaki/REIF Japanese Kushiyaki, -, Nobu, Clap, Clap, Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai /Netsu by Ross Shonhan, Netsu by Ross Shonhan, Armani Hotel/Hashi, Armani Hotel/Hashi, Natalie Lines/Kinoya, Natalie Lines/Kinoya, Arthur Bagelart/Goldfish, Be Art Production/Goldfish, 99 Sushi Bar, 99 Sushi Bar, TakaHisa/TakaHisa, Takahisa, Zuma, Zuma

Upscale Japanese bar and restaurant Zuma Dubai bucks the local trend for brief tenures — at more than 10 years old, it’s one of the UAE’s most long-standing restaurants. It's set over two floors, with a glass lift, a floating staircase and a lively bar above the dining room, and staff dressed like Robert Palmer’s backing singers guide punters to their preferred zone. Much loved izakaya-inspired menu staples made for sharing, particularly the robata-grilled spicy beef and the black cod, keep them coming back for more.

Zuma is an internationally renowned restaurant located close to the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. Tipped as one of the best restaurants in the world by San Pellegrino, Zuma incorporates the traditional Japanese Izakaya style of dining, which encourages sharing. As Japanese tradition dictates, the dishes are brought to the table one after another, a very informal, yet enjoyable eating style.

The MICHELIN Guide Dubai selection includes 99 Sushi Bar, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazónico, Ariana’s Persian Kitchen, At.Mosphere, Avli by Tashas, BOCA, Bombay Bungalow, Brasserie Boulud, Carnival by Trèsind, CÉ LA VI, Chic Nonna, Cipriani, City Social, CLAP, COYA Dubai, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, Estiatorio Milos Dubai, Fi’lia, Fouquet’s, French Riviera, Hashi, Hutong, Il Borro Tuscan Bistro, Indego by Vineet, Jaleo by José Andrés Dubai, Josette, Jun’s, L’Atelier de Joël Robuchon, L’Olivo at Al Mahara, La Mar by Gastón Acurio, Little Miss India, Lowe, Masti, MayaBay Dubai, Mimi Kakushi, Mott 32, Netsu by Ross Shonhan, Ninive, Nobu, Pierchic, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, RSVP, Rüya, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Sucre, Taka Hisa, Tàn Chá, The Artisan, Trèsind and Zuma.

Zuma in the DIFC (Dubai International Financial City) is one place that fans of Japanese cuisines should definitely check out. With its location in proximity to such architectural splendors as Emirates Towers as well as Burj Khalifa (the tallest structure on the planet), this phenomenal dining venue takes pride in its beautifully presented menu made up of everything from super fresh sushi and sashimi specialties to a mouth-watering range of desserts like green chili marinated pineapple served with coconut cream and yuzu tart with soya milk ice cream and mandarin blood orange compote. It is equally favored for its sake bar and premium lounge that is perfect for hosting special events.Location: Gate Village 06 in DIFCPerfect for: Sophisticated Japanese dining experience

Dubai diners have been brunching at Zuma for well over a decade and, while there have been many contenders looking to steal its brunch crown, few have managed to offer the same levels of consistency. Which is why, week in, week out, you’ll find this upscale Dubai International Financial Centre spot packed with groups returning to celebrate birthdays, special occasions or just the fact that it's Saturday. The recently relaunched Baikingu live station brunch features an extensive selection of Zuma’s signature dishes, starting with oysters, maki and sashimi on arrival, before moving on to all-you-can-eat small bites from the hot stations.

Zuma’s Baikingu Brunch incorporates all the best that Zuma has to offer, beginning with a selection of starters, including Zuma’s signature shrimp tempura, crispy fried squid, as well as an assortment of sashimi, nigiri and maki. Plus, options from the live robata cooking station, followed by signature main courses, including miso marinated black cod and grilled Australian wagyu ribeye, finishing things off with an assortment of desserts from the eclectic food display. Zuma Dubai, Gate Village 06, Podium Level, DIFC, Sat, 12.30pm to 4pm, Dhs545 soft, Dhs645 Prosecco, Dhs795 Champagne, Dhs255 for children aged four to 12.

The other 44 restaurants that made it to the Michelin Guide Dubai 2022 list are 3 Fils, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazonico, Avatara, avli by Tashas, Bleu Blanc, Bombay Bungalow, Carnival by Tresind, Ce La Vi, Celebrities by Mauro Colagreco, Cipriani, Clap, Coya, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, Gaia, Hashi, Hell’s Kitchen, Hutong, Il Borro, Indigo by Vineet, L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Little Miss India, Lowe, LPM, Marea, Masti, Mimi Kakushi, Moonrise, Netsuby Ross Shonhan, Nobu, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Social By Heinz Beck, Sucre, Tan Cha, The Artisan, Tresind and Zuma.

One that is consistently winning accolades (it’s currently ranked the 23 rd best bar in the world), the bar at Zuma gets just as packed as the Rainer Becker restaurant it sits beside. Expertly-crafted mixed drinks play a big part in that, among them the famous Zuma Mai Tai, as well as the sublime snacks (the seared beef with soy, ginger, lime and coriander is a must). It’s buzzing most nights, particularly come Thursday night with suited-and-booted DIFCers looking to kick start the weekend in style.Gate Village 6, DIFC, zumarestaurant.com/locations/dubai (04 425 5660).

These include 3Fils, Akira Back, Al Mandaloun, Al-Fanar, Amazonico, Avatara, avli by Tashas, Bleu Blanc, Bombay Bungalow, Carnival by Tresind, Ce La Vi, Celebrities by Mauro Colagreco, Cipriani, Clap, Coya, Demon Duck by Alvin Leung, GAIA, Hashi, Hell’s Kitchen, Hutong, Il Borro, Indego by Vineet, L’Atelier de Joel Robuchon, Little Miss India, Lowe, LPM, Marea, Masti, Mimi Kakushi, Moonrise, Netsuby Ross Shonhan, Nobu, Pierre’s TT, Rhodes W1, Rockfish, Sea Fu, Shang Palace, Siraj, Social By Heinz Beck, Sucre, Tan Cha, The Artisan, Tresind and Zuma.

Named after the estate of the famed fashion family, the Ferragamos, and run by them, this award-winning restaurant at Jumeirah Al Naseem in Dubai has established a reputation for its farm-to-table dining concept. With organic farming as a guiding philosophy, many of the restaurant’s ingredients are shipped directly from the Il Borro Estate farm in Tuscany, including olive oil, honey and selected vegetables. Last year, the restaurant joined a growing list of home-grown UAE concepts to go international, with the opening of a branch in London.

The other restaurants to make the top 25 brunch restaurants include, for romantic couples, Marina Social, Copper Dog, Folly By Nick & Scott; for birthdays, in addition to Miss Lily’s, Lucky Voice, Vida Downtown, Accents, Qwerty, Lock, Stock & Barrel, and Rixos Premium Dubai; for places that put food first are Nine7One, Fairmont The Palm, Address Boulevard, Rüya, and Zuma; for places to chill out and enjoy long lazy lunches, Jekyll & Hyde, Molecule, Waldorf Astoria Dubai Palm, The Red Lion, and coming in October, the late brunch at Waka.

Since its Dubai opening in 2009, Zuma has consistently been arguably the most popular destination for high-end Japanese dining in the city. Featuring a two-floor lunch and dinner space, as well as a cool, wide, stretching bar, this spot attracts many individuals of the business crowd, as well as those of the stylish and trendy scene. The restaurant’s interior decor carries an air of sophistication, with fashionable seating and dining areas, where whatever the occasion of your visit may be, there is always a sense of classiness.

While Zuma Dubai is known for its Japanese cuisine, it also offers a fantastic Thai-inspired menu, particularly their flavorful Thai appetizers and dishes like Thai-style chicken wings and grilled beef with a Thai dressing. Located in the heart of the city, Zuma offers an elegant yet casual setting, perfect for a night out with friends or family. Their Thai-inspired cocktails are also something to try, and the restaurant’s chic interior and high-end service make it a must-visit location for Thai food lovers in Dubai.

When its founders opened Zuma in 2002 in London, they put a non-traditional spin on the authentic flavors of Japan, creating a sophisticated experience inspired by the otherwise relaxed izakaya-style of eating and drinking. Every meal at Zuma, whether for lunch or dinner, is meant to be shared and enjoyed—and with food this good, it’s impossible not to do so. The dining room is stunning, open with views of green parks rather than buildings, and the courses flow like a conversation between two good friends.

This fine dining favourite at Dubai International Financial Centre presents a legendary Baikingu brunch on Saturdays that is booked up weeks in advance. Reserve early and you'll be rewarded with a sophisticated Japanese feast as the head chef prepares the perfect tasting menu for the whole table, from AED545 per person. Think scallops with pickled umeboshi, platters of Zuma favourites, live sushi and robata stations – plus the choice of one main course per person, from a wide selection.

Set across two floors, Zuma brings one of the best and talked about food-brunches in the city. Based on the izakaya style of Japanese informal dining, designed with four basic materials: glass, stone, steal and wood –this establishment offers a stylish, modern and warm space to celebrate and make great memories. Reserve early and head over to this DIFC staple for the chance to sip on fine grape complete with the famous black cod, and many other Japanese and Pan Asian delights.

Ranked the 23rd best bar in the world, Zuma elevates the meaning of going out to grab drinks and couples it with contemporary Japanese food and drinks. We love that the cocktails are inspired by the Japanese philosophy of attaining perfection to give bold and intense flavors. That being said, their dishes and cocktails are for those with finer palettes and may not always be everyone’s favorite, but it’s undeniable that what they serve is elevated and unheard of anywhere else.

Last on our list, if you’re looking for something totally unique then Zuma located in DIFC will give you just that!. Serving up contemporary Japanese cuisine like no other in the region, Zuma stuns its guests with its sleek decor , tantalizing aromas and diverse range of delicious dishes prepared using only high-quality imported ingredients . Taking traditional Japanese elements combined with modern cooking techniques Zuma promises a unique but fulfilling dining experience.

A Japanese eatery and whisky bar located in the international financial centre, Zuma is the perfect place to unwind after a long day at work. The bar has an impressive selection of Japanese whiskies, some of which are of limited availability, but there is also an excellent selection of Scotch and blended whisky to choose from and a unique rare and limited menu. A sure hit with the younger drinkers, Zuma has a great Japanese vibe, fantastic music and a unique drinks menu.

Zuma Dubai stands out among its global counterparts, celebrated for its exceptional cocktails and service. The modern Japanese izakaya offers versatile seating options, including a main dining area, informal lounge, sushi and robata counters, and a square bar where guests can witness expert shaking and mixing. The drink menu, divided into categories like Nomikai and Zuma Heritage, showcases a blend of Japanese-inspired and classic cocktails crafted with premium spirits.

Why: High-end restaurant Zuma, which has outposts around the world, is among the most celebrated Japanese restaurants in Dubai. On the menu, you can expect to find Zuma signatures such as the miso marinated black cod wrapped in a Hoba leaf, alongside luxury takes on sushi, with fillings including lobster tempura and Wagyu beef. The restaurant is right in the heart of Dubai’s financial district, so it’s a perfect lunchtime spot if you’re looking to impress clients.

The popular Japanese izakaya offers a high-energy bar that allows for a view of the action no matter where you’re seated. Cocktails here use unique ingredients to create signatures or give classic cocktails a Japanese twist. Inspired by the brand’s global footprint, five new cocktails inspired by Zuma’s most iconic destinations are on offer, from the bold, smoky layers of Bangkok’s Machanita to the sun-drenched sparkle of Rome’s Passion a Roma.

Sitting in the heart of the DIFC come here for an authentic Japanese experience. The service is impeccable and the food is top class but if you want to seriously chill out avoid coming here on a Thursday, it gets a bit too crowded for our liking!. There’s more than just ‘smoke and mirrors’ to our crafted cocktail selection… #zumadubai #zumarestaurant #worldclass #raisingthebar #cocktail #bar #difc #drinks #Repost @rainer202 with @repostapp.

CUISINE: JapaneseADDRESS: Gate Village 06, DIFC, P.O. Box 506620, Dubai, United Arab Emirates (Location Map)OPENING HOURS: Sunday – Thursday: 12 pm – 2 am; Friday – Saturday: 12.30 pm – 2 amINSTAGRAM: @zumadubai. Zuma is a pinnacle of stylish Japanese izakaya-style dining in the heart of Dubai’s vibrant cityscape. With its sleek and contemporary interiors, Zuma offers a refined atmosphere that complements its exquisite culinary offerings.

After opening in 2008, here in DIFC, Zuma has indeed stood the test of time as the restaurant has won numerous accolades and gained recognition worldwide. Having stayed relevant to date, this culinary haven has made a mark in the food industry with staple dishes, that are loved by all. This fine-dining concept always aims to serve the highest quality products in a sophisticated environment as guests gather to share their passion for food.

It is an elegant Japanese restaurant known for its Izakaya dining style, serving authentic Japanese food with an enticing and extensive menu. The dishes served are intense with bold flavors derived from high-quality ingredients. Sushi, miso-marinated black cod, unagi bo zushi maki, pirikara gyu no makimono cocktails, sashimi, chocolate fondant, mushroom rice, tempura prawns, and maki rolls are some of the popular dishes to try.

Former best bar in the Middle East, Zuma Dubai’s bar is located in Dubai’s fast-paced DIFC in the stylish Gate Village. The bar occupies the top floor of the famous Japanese restaurant and has been one of the city’s most popular drinking spots for over a decade. The inimitable bar pulls in a business crowd by day and elegant clientele by night and on weekends, but regardless of time or date, there’s seemingly always a vibe.

This is a branch of the renowned chain of contemporary Japanese cuisine restaurants located in the heart of DIFC. It is a reliable choice for when you need excellent quality Asian food and exceptional service. In its 15 years of operation, the restaurant has earned the reputation of being one of Dubai’s most respectable establishments and literally the best venue for business dinners in the city’s financial center.

Zuma is an affordable fine dining restaurant in Dubai's bustling International Financial Centre. This Japanese restaurant is known for its vibrant atmosphere and is set over three floors, catering to both sushi lovers and those seeking healthy, vegetarian, and vegan-friendly options. The miso marinated black cod wrapped in Hoba leaf is a standout dish, reflecting Zuma's commitment to culinary excellence.

It is a renowned Japanese restaurant that has gained popularity worldwide, and its Dubai location is no exception. It offers a contemporary and stylish dining experience with a menu featuring a wide selection of sushi, sashimi, and robata dishes (grilled skewers). Zuma focuses on using high-quality ingredients and presenting them with finesse, making it a favorite among sushi enthusiasts.

Located in DIFC, Zuma is a top-tier Japanese restaurant celebrated for its traditional Izakaya cuisine and is widely recognized as one of Dubai’s finest sushi establishments. This authentic Japanese gem is conveniently located near the iconic Burj Khalifa. Zuma’s menu in Dubai’s DIFC is a delightful culinary journey, offering dishes crafted from scratch using high-quality ingredients.

Zuma is not only one of the best Asian restaurants but simply one of the best dining options in Dubai, and is at the top of everyone’s list when it comes to fine dining. Now you have the opportunity to experience the globally acclaimed restaurant’s haute Japanese fare at home through delivery and takeaway options, though under current circumstances, the former is highly encouraged.

As ever with this glamorous global group, the focus is high-end Japanese. The drinks list majors in sake, beer and Japanese whisky, while the food options are extensive: the sushi and sashimi are among the best you’ll find in Dubai; signature dishes feature lobster and black cod; or look to the robata grill for the likes of king crab with ponzu lime butter. Visit ZumaRestaurant.com

A favorite among Dubai’s culinary elite, Zuma is renowned for its contemporary Japanese cuisine and vibrant atmosphere. Situated in the heart of the city, this stylish restaurant offers an extensive menu featuring sushi, sashimi, and robata grill specialties. With its sleek design and lively ambiance, Zuma promises a dining experience that is both sophisticated and memorable.

Situated in the heart of the Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC), Zuma Dubai is a world-class contemporary Japanese restaurant. With its sleek and sophisticated decor, this restaurant creates an elegant ambiance for diners. The menu of this restaurant features a fusion of traditional and modern Japanese dishes, including sushi, sashimi, and robata grill specialties.

Zuma is an acclaimed Japanese restaurant located in Dubai, offering a menu of premium Japanese cuisine. The atmosphere at Zuma is stylish and contemporary, with a decor that incorporates minimalist design elements, clean lines, and an understated elegance. The restaurant is popular among Japanese food lovers, as well as those seeking a chic and upscale dining experience.

At the heart of Dubai’s culinary scene lies Zuma Dubai, an opulent Japanese izakaya-style restaurant known for its contemporary Japanese cuisine and stylish ambiance. Here, tradition meets innovation, with an array of impeccably crafted dishes that showcase the artistry of Japanese cooking. The chic interior and vibrant atmosphere make it a favorite among Dubai’s elite.

A staple of Dubai’s eclectic food scene, Zuma has been the go-to spot for fans of Japanese cuisine since its inception back in 2008. With its uber-chic setting and brilliant contemporary twist on traditional dishes, Zuma’s popularity continues to soar among foodies in the city. Visit with colleagues, friends, and family for a pleasurable time in the heart of Dubai.

One of the best Japanese restaurants in Dubai, Zuma, brings the perfect spot for diners to enjoy a delicious meal with all the famous Japanese delicacies. Zuma is the ideal destination for anyone looking to cater to their taste buds with nothing but the utmost delicious bites. Located in DIFC, Guests can opt for the buffet brunches or the Ala Carte menu as well.

Zuma is a modern Japanese Izakaya restaurant located in the DIFC, Dubai and is famous for its mature elegance and excellent food. The restaurant also offers a wide variety of foods and specializations with fresh sushi and sashimi being made from the highest quality ingredients. Black cod miso and robata-grilled meats are among the specialties at this restaurant.

Location: Podium Level, Gate Village 06, Al Mustaqbal St, Trade Centre – DIFC – Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Zuma has undoubtedly been the city’s most well-liked location for upscale Japanese cuisine since it opened in Dubai in 2009. Having a nice, broad, extending bar and a two-floor lunch and supper area, this place draws many business travellers.

Introduction: Zuma Dubai is a renowned Japanese restaurant that has made a name for itself in Dubai’s dining scene. Located in the heart of the city, Zuma offers an upscale and sophisticated dining experience. Authenticity in traditional Japanese culinary techniques: Zuma Dubai is known for its commitment to traditional Japanese culinary techniques.

Zuma is one of the best ramen places in Dubai that has a stunning ambiance and great seating arrangement. You can visit this place with your friends and family to sample the fine flavors of Asian cuisine. This eatery offers a stellar ramen dish that is served with seasonal vegetables, stir-fried noodles, crunchy seaweed, and dried chili.

Other notable winners include Dubai’s infamous Japanese restaurant Zuma which claimed the number 2 spot, and OCD Restaurant in Tel Aviv which took the third prize. The Sustainable Restaurant Award went to Dubai’s Lowe, a casual dining destination that has set a new standard for exquisite food that goes hand-in-hand with sustainability.

If you want to enjoy eating at a sushi bar near Burj Khalifa, then Zuma Japanese restaurant is your best call. The restaurant is famous for its Izakaya style, where dishes are designed to be shared at table-making the place a truly authentic Japanese cuisine experience. The menu is quite comprehensive and alluring at the same time.

At Zuma, bamboo accents meet industrial steel in a space that morphs from izakaya-style dining to electrifying dance sessions. Their signature Lychee & Rose Martini pairs perfectly with DJ sets blending traditional shamisen riffs with deep house. Open until 2 AM (Sat-Thu), this DIFC hotspot proves Japanese minimalism can party hard.

Zuma, situated in Dubai’s financial district, brings a sophisticated twist to Japanese dining. Known for its izakaya style of dining, it offers a relaxed yet vibrant atmosphere, perfect for both casual lunches and elegant dinners. The restaurant's modern Japanese cuisine is complemented by a selection of fine wines and spirits.

Zuma Dubai is located in the international financial center, in the heart of the city. Contemporary Japanese cuisine is present in every corner of this heavenly enclave: in the immediate vicinity of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. If Japanese food is already captivating, what happens at Zuma is something else.

Having first opened doors in 2008, it has since inspired a slew of big-ticket culinary names to train their focus on DIFC. Zuma, however, continues to stand heads and shoulders apart from the competition with its innovative take on contemporary Japanese cuisine as one of the best Asian fine dining restaurants in the city.

It essentially takes the technique and study associated with Japanese food and splices it with glitz and glamour from the West to rip-roaring success. Ingredients are of unimpeachable quality across the board, and the huge team of chefs are some of the most skilled practitioners of Japanese and Asian cookery.

Zuma, one of the best sushi restaurants in Dubai is a luxury Japanese restaurant in DIFC that’s popular for its Izakaya dining style. This Japanese restaurant in Dubai serves authentic Japanese cuisine near Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building. The Zuma, Dubai DIFC menu is alluring and comprehensive.

Nearly synonymous with the best sushi, Zuma not only tantalises your taste buds with mouth-watering range of dishes but also offers an authentic Japanese fine dining experience. Located in the heart of the city, contemporary Japanese cuisine can be savoured with the breathtaking views of the Burj Khalifa.

Zuma is a culinary powerhouse that is well-known not just in DIFC but throughout the world. It is a sure-fire hit for any occasion, including business lunches, celebratory birthday celebrations, and romantic anniversary dinners. Additionally, it tops the list of the best Japanese restaurants in Dubai.

Zuma Dubai boasts an unquestionably stunning setting with a modern and elegant interior design. Their talented culinary team is passionate about creating authentic and delicious Japanese dishes, from teppanyaki to sushi. Their menu has something for everyone, from the traditional to the contemporary.

Growing travel interest in the restaurant scene here has been sparked by a recent influx (and sometimes just as speedy exit) of celebrity chefs such as Pierre Gagnaire, Gary Rhodes and Jamie Oliver as well as the arrival of restaurant brands such as Hakkasan, Gaucho, Nobu, La Petite Maison and Zuma.

Zuma isn’t your typical eatery; it’s a chic Japanese haven in the buzzing Dubai Mall. Imagine stepping into a place where the air is filled with the sizzle of robata grills and the laughter of friends enjoying good food. It’s not just a restaurant; it’s a slice of Japan in the heart of the desert.

Zuma Dubai is one of those iconic spots where modern Japanese dining meets a lively atmosphere in the city's heart. Zuma offers an izakaya-style experience, which means you can share plates and try a bit of everything. It is perfect if you enjoy exploring different flavours with friends or family.

When it comes to fine dining, one can do no better than Zuma. This chic Japanese restaurant is set within the international center, right at the heart of the city. Apart from being one of the best sushi restaurants in Dubai, Zuma also serves an assortment of grilled dishes and sharing plates.

Zuma Dubai is famous for its delicious food, but its bar on the highest floor of the DIFC location is also a popular place. It’s always busy, whether it’s a weekday or the weekend. The bar makes special drinks influenced by Japanese traditions, and they have a great variety of unique spirits.

Zuma is an upscale restaurant that offers high quality food, and excellent service. The seafood is delicious & very fresh, dishes served on time and with sufficient distance between each dish. They have the best business lunch deals in Dubai and have an excellent restaurant atmosphere too.

When finding the best contemporary Japanese cuisine, there’s no better place to look than Zuma Dubai. Located in the international financial centre of Dubai, Zuma offers stunning views of the cityscape – including the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa. But Zuma Dubai is so unique.

Zuma has been a date-night special in Dubai for years, for a good reason. This famous restaurant located in DIFC offers contemporary Japanese cuisine with gorgeous views and a vibe you will never forget. Zuma also stands tall on the no.2 spot in the World’s 50 Best Restaurants MENA list.

Editor's Note: Photo taken from the establishment's official social account. A post shared by Zuma • Dubai (@zumadubai). Hankering for high-quality Japanese food in Dubai, Zuma allows you to experience only the freshest sushi, tempura, wagyu steaks and treats cooked on the robata grill.

Voted one of the world’s best bars in the world, Zuma is 38 out of 50. It was here on my list before it won its award so you know Danni in The Desert only gives you the best recommendations!. Now a classic of the Dubai scene and still one of the hottest places to go on a Saturday night.

One of the best business lunches in town is the unstoppable Zuma Dubai. Their Ebisu Lunch Menu is a great way to experience a few different Zuma signature dishes for a great price of Dh137 per person. Lunch features a complimentary miso soup as well as two starters and one main course.

Located near the world's tallest building, Burj Khalifa, Zuma is a food world on its own. Zuma Dubai offers contemporary Japanese cuisine and is a food chain commendable for its dishes worldwide. Adding to Zuma's appreciation, it adds a modern twist to the Japanese-based Izakaya style.

Zuma Dubai, located in the heart of Business Bay, is a sophisticated Japanese izakaya-style restaurant. Business Lunch Business Bay Known for its high-end sushi and contemporary Japanese dishes, Zuma offers an intimate setting with a professional vibe, perfect for a business lunch.

For the very best the city has to offer, Zuma Dubai- Top ranked in our list and there is none that comes close to this restaurant. Offering one of the best dining experiences one can enjoy in Dubai, this space will satisfy you on all levels (Ambiance, Food/Drinks, Service).

Zuma is another restaurant that provides authentic Japanese food in their restaurant. They are also considered a powerhouse on the Japanese dining scene. This restaurant has a good vibe with the warmth they provide to their customer, not just food and excellent services.

Few restaurants in the city can boast a reservations list as crammed as Zuma Dubai. Ever since the iconic DIFC restaurant opened in 2009, it has attracted gourmands and the party crowd alike. And, while plenty of other big-name projects have come and gone, Zuma remains.

Zuma is a bit different from the other bars on the list and has an authentic Japanese theme. From Japanese Whisky to sushi, this bar captures Japan at its finest. The atmosphere is exciting and thrilling, matched by the interior décor and the signature cocktail list.

Zuma is another restaurant that provides authentic Japanese food in their restaurant. They are considered a powerhouse on the Japanese dining scene. This restaurant has a good vibe with the warmth they provide to their customer, not just food and excellent services.

It is located in the heart of Dubai International Finance Centre, is an informal izakaya-style inspired Japanese dining restaurant. Moreover, They have authentic Japanese cuisine with a high-class dining experience. Also, They have the Best Sushi in Dubai 2022.

It is credited with starting the foodie hub that is now DIFC. One can hear the hustle and bustle during lunch and dinner; and its bar, being one of the best is constantly crowded. The plate of food is fantastic and will definitely leave you craving for more.

Zuma is a place where you can get authentic Japanese cuisine and dining experiences. It is widely known for its culinary arts and an alfresco dining style, Izkaya. They dish out in a steady flow, which allows the diners to enjoy the cuisines leisurely.

If you are looking for one of the best restaurants in Dubai, then head to Zuma. This restaurant offers a modern Japanese menu with both hot and cold dishes. The service is impeccable and the ambiance is perfect for a date night or special occasion.

Zuma Dubai is a cool spot for Japanese food, right in the heart of Dubai by the famous Burj Khalifa. It has a modern look and a cozy feel, making it great for quiet dinners or fun get-togethers. There are even private spots for special events.

Zuma is an upscale Japanese restaurant inspired by Izakaya located in Dubai. It is hailed by San Pellegrino as one of the best sushi restaurants in the world. You can always sit by the sushi counter so you can see the masters at work.

Cuisine : Japanese Chef : Pawl Kazanowski Pricing : $$$ Location : Dubai, UAE. Zuma Dubai is part of a global restaurant group that's made quite a name for itself. Started by Rainer Becker and Arjun Waney back in …

Address: Gate Village 06, Podium Level - Al Mustaqbal Street - Dubai. Best Medium-sized List of the Year UAE, presented by Brancott Estate 2024. With a dedicated Sake sommelier on hand, Zuma is a must-stop spot in Dubai.

There have been times when I haven’t been able to reserve a table here so highly recommend you book before you make your way to Zuma. DIFC has plenty of fancy restaurants and this is just one of those.

Zuma Dubai is located in the international financial centre, at the heart of the city. Enjoy contemporary Japanese cuisine in the vicinity of the world’s tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.

Tried-and-true options include Saffron, Bubbalicious and Zuma. If you're looking for something more offbeat, try an evening brunch at the Jazz@Pizza Express or STK in JBR.

A beautiful crowd gathers to admire one another in this glamorous Asian restaurant, sushi bar, and lounge, located in Dubai International Financial City (DIFC).

Address: Gate Village 06, Podium Level, Al Mustaqbal St, Dubai, United Arab Emirates. Schedule: Open ⋅ Closes 4PM ⋅ Reopens 7PM. Telephone: +971 4 425 5660

Zuma offers a contemporary twist on traditional Japanese cuisine. Known for its sushi and izakaya-style dining, it’s perfect for a fun night out.

• Zuma: Zuma is a Japanese restaurant located in the DIFC district of Dubai. It is known for its robata grill and its creative sushi dishes.

It has a chic atmosphere and a great sushi menu, which is probably why it is always featured on the top list of best sushi places in Dubai.

Phenomenal mixed drinks, delicious food and best treats of all time. You can’t return baffled . Can hardly wait to get back.

Near Zuma in Dubai, diners can get a view of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest building on earth. Photo by Colin Capelle.