Japanese-Peruvian restaurant blends sushi with Peruvian flavors


























3520 Peachtree Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30326 Get directions
"Nobu Hotels seamlessly blend modern luxury with minimal Japanese tradition, providing guests with a tranquil and chic atmosphere." - Mitchell Friedman
"Opened earlier this year at the Phipps Plaza complex, the Nobu Hotel and its eponymous Japanese-Peruvian restaurant are described as celebrity-frequented additions to the development." - Beth McKibben
"A recently opened hotel at the mall that includes the brand’s well-known Japanese-Peruvian restaurant, which debuted at the complex the previous November." - Beth McKibben
"Situated off the hotel lobby at Phipps Plaza in Buckhead, this glamorous fine-dining outpost from chef Nobu Matsuhisa, film star Robert De Niro, and producer Meir Teper blends sushi and traditional Japanese dishes with Peruvian flavors. Occupying roughly 10,000 square feet and seating 272 between a bar area and dining room, the space draws on minimalist Japanese garden-pavilion architecture and features a river-rock art installation along the length of the bar; private dining seats up to 24 and a sake room accommodates 12. Led by chef Brandon Chavannes, the menu showcases signature items such as black cod with miso, rock shrimp tempura, yellowtail with jalapeño, kushiyaki skewers, and the restaurant’s sashimi and ceviche tacos. The bar offers cocktails like a lychee-and-elderflower martini, a pisco-based Meridian 77 with lychee and shiso, and a rum-and-Campari Buckhead Cooler, plus a separate bar food menu. Reservations are highly encouraged; hours are Sunday–Wednesday 5 p.m.–10 p.m. and Thursday–Saturday 5 p.m.–11 p.m." - Beth McKibben
"The upscale Atlanta district of Buckhead has long been a hotbed of hotel luxury, but Nobu Hotel Atlanta expands the scene in a new direction. What originally seemed like a one-off — an unlikely collaboration between the restaurateur Nobu Matsuhisa and the actor Robert De Niro — is now a global luxury-boutique phenomenon, whose signature cocktail of sharp, modernist-inspired design and Japanese-Peruvian cuisine is a welcome addition to the unofficial capital of the American South." - Tablet Hotels
