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Matsuhisa Munich

Munich, Bavaria

Nobu Matsuhisa's Japanese-Peruvian restaurant inside Mandarin Oriental Munich offers omakase at an eight-seat live cooking counter, booked via SevenRooms.

Sushi restaurant counter with chefs preparing food and customers dining at bar
  • Display of bottles and fresh fruits on wooden shelving in upscale restaurant interior
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Photo: Matsuhisa Munich via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Seats
8
Chef
Nobu Matsuhisa
Dress code
smart casual
Reservations
SevenRooms
Booking
SevenRooms
Price
Luxury

Matsuhisa Munich sits inside the Mandarin Oriental on Neuturmstraße, bringing Nobu Matsuhisa's New Style Japanese-Peruvian cuisine to the city. The menu leans on seafood, with signature dishes including the Black Cod, Yellowtail Sashimi with jalapeños, and Peruvian Rib Eye Anticucho alongside traditional sushi.

For omakase, the restaurant centers on an eight-seat live cooking counter, where chefs prepare a sequence of Nobu's Japanese-Peruvian dishes in front of guests. A separate semi-private dining section, holding up to twelve, and a fully private room are also available for those wanting more seclusion while still working through chef's-choice tailor-made menus. Dress code is smart casual.

The restaurant is open nightly from 6pm to 11pm (listed hours run 6pm to 1am on the hotel's own page), seven days a week. Reservations run through SevenRooms, and the booking link covers Matsuhisa alongside the hotel's adjoining Lounge and Munich Sushi Club venues, so diners should confirm they're selecting the Matsuhisa counter or dining room specifically.

A printed Matsuhisa Signature Omakase Menu is available alongside the standard à la carte and wine list, both downloadable from the restaurant's page. Given the eight-seat counter and the hotel setting, advance booking is advisable, particularly for counter seats on weekend evenings. Contact by phone or email is listed for the hotel's dining line directly, separate from the online booking system.

Good to know

How many seats are at the omakase counter?
The live cooking counter seats eight guests; a separate semi-private section holds up to twelve, and a private room is also available.
How do I book a table?
Reservations are made through SevenRooms via the restaurant's booking link, which also lists the hotel's Lounge and Munich Sushi Club venues, so select Matsuhisa specifically when booking.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual.
What time does the restaurant open?
It is open nightly; the hotel's own page lists 6pm to 1am, though listed hours elsewhere show 6pm to 11pm — confirm current closing time directly with the restaurant.
Is there an omakase menu specifically?
Yes, a Matsuhisa Signature Omakase Menu is offered in addition to the standard à la carte and wine list.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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