Kabuki
Barrio de Salamanca
Mediterranean-leaning Japanese with a six-seat sushi bar
Cuisine Guide
Japanese places in Madrid, selected for the guide. Compare menus, price ranges and atmosphere before choosing.
Our editors' ranked picks for Madrid:Kabuki, 99 Sushi Bar Hermosilla, Yúgō The Bunker, Ugo Chan, Paipái.
| # | Venue | Neighborhood | Price | Why it makes the list |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kabuki | Barrio de Salamanca | $$$ | Mediterranean-leaning Japanese with a six-seat sushi bar |
| 2 | 99 Sushi Bar Hermosilla | Barrio de Salamanca | $$$ | High-end Tokyo-style sushi and robata in Salamanca |
| 3 | Yúgō The Bunker | Barrio de las Letras | $$$$ | Michelin-starred izakaya with a WWII-bunker speakeasy below |
| 4 | Ugo Chan | Chamartín | $$$$ | Michelin-starred Spanish-twist Japanese counter |
| 5 | Paipái | Chamartín (Nueva España) | $$$ | Japanese-Mexican fusion in residential Chamartín |
| 6 | Ikigai Velázquez | El Viso / Chamartín | $$$ | Yong Wu Nagahira's Japanese-Spanish fish maturation |
| 7 | Gaman by Luis Arévalo | Guindalera / Salamanca | $$$ | The chef who brought Nikkei to Spain, on his own terms |
Barrio de Salamanca
Mediterranean-leaning Japanese with a six-seat sushi bar
Barrio de Salamanca
High-end Tokyo-style sushi and robata in Salamanca
Barrio de las Letras
Michelin-starred izakaya with a WWII-bunker speakeasy below
El Viso / Chamartín
Yong Wu Nagahira's Japanese-Spanish fish maturation
Guindalera / Salamanca
The chef who brought Nikkei to Spain, on his own terms
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