Sabi Omakase

Opening Times

Sabi Omakase (24 Feb 2018 - 30 Dec 2018)
Day	Times
Monday - Wednesday	Closed
Thursday - Saturday	20:00
Sunday	Closed

About

If you want a very special experience, Sabi Sushi offers Omakase. Sabi Omakase received one star in Scandinavien Guide Michelin in 2017 and the second restaurant in Stavanger to receive a star. Also in 2018 Sabi Omakase received one star in Scandinavian Guide Michelin.

A few hundred meters outside the centre of Stavanger, on the city's east end, "Oyakata" sushi master, Roger Asakil Joya and the other founders of the chain Sabi Sushi, run Norway's perhaps most exclusive sushi restaurant. In the restaurant there is room for 10 guests. You sit around the bar and get to watch sushi master Asakil Joya stock sushi in a frenzy. Guests are served the best ingredients the sushi master has obtained at any time. Sushi is served in a way not previously done in Norway.

Book your table 7 months in advance!

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58 reviews

Certificate of Excellence 2018

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Recent Reviews:

Martin V
Prague
Trip Type:
Couples
Unique and outstanding sushi experience
Saturday, 31st March 2018
An evening at Sabi Omakase is more than a dinner. It’s an all night experience where the head chef, Roger, is the entertainer. While he prepares each serving in front of you and the nine other... Read full review
jennysW8328CC
Stavanger, Norway
Trip Type:
Friends getaway
Intim ritual
Saturday, 21st April 2018
This is a full package experience, the price is according to it, what else could you expect of a Michelin Star right?. Siting there is traveling to a mini restaurant hidden in one of the corners of... Read full review
Jakob J
Bryne, Rogaland, Norway
Trip Type:
Couples
Great sushi with at bitter aftertaste
Saturday, 28th April 2018
The meal was great, 18 fantastic dishes and great wine, beer and champagne to accompany them. The servive was great and the sommelier did an amazing job. After the meal was finished we walked home... Read full review

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