
The Fish Corner
Japanese & Sushi · Seafood · Rivière Noire · Rs. · moderate
Cuisine guide
Sushi counters, ramen bowls and teppanyaki tables, mostly in the north and the business centre.
Ranked by review volume and rating, updated from our Mauritius restaurant database.
Also on this island: Teppanyaki, Ramen, Teriyaki, Katsu, Yakitori

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Sashimi of local tuna or marlin, salmon and prawn nigiri, a maki platter to share, ramen for a cheaper weekday lunch, and teppanyaki where the restaurant has a grill table. Lunch bento sets are the best value; sushi platters for delivery are widely available in the north and the centre.
Japanese dining arrived late in Mauritius but grew fast, helped by the quality of the local catch. Tuna, marlin and dorado all end up on sushi counters here, and several restaurants cut sashimi from fish landed the same morning.
The concentration is in Grand Baie, the Ebène and Bagatelle office belt, and inside the larger hotels, where teppanyaki tables and omakase-style counters are becoming standard.
Japanese and sushi restaurants in Mauritius are concentrated in Grand Baie, Ebène and the resort coast, with a growing number of ramen and bento counters in the towns. Compare ratings, review counts, photos and price levels below before booking a table or ordering a platter.
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