Sushi — The Guide — Monaco Editorial

Places

Restaurants

Yoshi

The only Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant on the Côte d'Azur. Classical Japanese cuisine in a sleek, contemporary dining room at the Hôtel Métropole.

4.6€€€€

Restaurants

99 Sushi Bar

Precise sashimi and nigiri in hushed, minimalist surroundings—no performance, just the quiet mastery of fish and rice. Where Monaco's appetite for excellence meets the discipline of Japanese tradition.

4.5

Restaurants

My Sushi

My Sushi distills Japanese precision into Monaco's understated luxury: pristine rice, knife-sharp neta, a whisper of wasabi. More meditation than spectacle—the kind of place where silence between bites says everything.

4.2

Restaurants

Nobu

Sashimi arrives like an argument for simplicity won through discipline. Nobu's Monaco outpost commands its harbor corner with quiet confidence—Japanese precision yielding to unexpected warmth with each course, technique and generosity speaking the same language.

4.2

Restaurants

Planet Sushi

Meticulous Tokyo-style sushi meets Monaco's dining scene—pristine fish, sharply executed rolls, the focused murmur of a sushi counter where technique matters more than theater. Compact, unadorned, uncompromising: exactly what sushi demands.

3.7€€

Nightlife

Whine and Sushi Bar

Sushi and wine collide in a spare, dimly lit room—crisp sake cutting through raw fish, European pours chasing the salt and umami. A discreet favorite where Monaco's night crowd trades spectacle for craft.

4.5

Restaurants

MC by Kodara

Ingredient-forward plates executed with precision and understatement—MC by Kodara moves at its own tempo, indifferent to the Côte d'Azur theatre. A quiet discovery for those who value restraint as much as technique.

4.7

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