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MIRAI Japanese and Korean Dining

Mumbai, Maharashtra

A six-seat omakase counter in Bandra West, Mumbai, where Chef Sanjay prepares a six-course Modern sushi menu alongside teppanyaki and private dining options.

Plated Japanese and Korean dishes arranged on wooden table with cocktails
  • MIRAI Japanese and Korean Dining storefront entrance with wooden frames and signage
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At a glance

Price
$$$$
Courses
6
Seats
6
Chef
Sanjay
Dress code
smart casual
Price
Luxury

MIRAI occupies the 6th floor of Mansionz One on Linking Road in Bandra West, built around a six-seat counter facing the chef's station. Here, Chef Sanjay prepares a six-course Modern sushi omakase, with each dish finished in front of diners rather than sent out from a separate kitchen.

Beyond the counter, the restaurant offers a teppanyaki grill, booth seating, and a private dining room for larger groups who want to eat together rather than at the bar. The dress code is smart casual, fitting the counter's intimate, close-quarters format.

MIRAI runs as an all-day operation, opening at noon daily. Closing time varies slightly by night: Monday through Thursday it runs to 12:30 AM, while Friday through Sunday it stays open until 1:30 AM, with last orders typically taken an hour before close. The restaurant sits in the Luxury price tier, reflecting both the omakase format and the counter-only seating that limits nightly capacity to a handful of guests.

Given only six counter seats, advance reservations are effectively required for the omakase experience; walk-ins are unlikely to find space at the bar on a given night. Those booking should confirm current course pricing and reservation lead times directly with the restaurant, since neither is published on the source material.

Good to know

How many seats are at the omakase counter?
The omakase counter at MIRAI seats six guests, with Chef Sanjay preparing each course in view of diners.
What is the dress code?
Smart casual is required.
What are MIRAI's hours?
The restaurant opens at noon daily. It closes at 12:30 AM Monday through Thursday and 1:30 AM Friday through Sunday, with last orders about an hour before closing.
Is there seating besides the counter?
Yes. MIRAI also has a teppanyaki grill, booth seating, and a private dining room for groups.
How much does the omakase cost and how do I book?
Exact pricing isn't listed in available information; contact the restaurant directly at 090046 18229 or via mirai.restaurant to confirm cost and reserve a counter seat.

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

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