Get ready to dive into Sexy Fish Riyadh.
The popular London eatery is swimming into Saudi with a location in the capital at Via Riyadh.
Sexy Fish’s flagship location in is London and the eatery expanded to Miami earlier this year. The glam venue is now making its way to Saudi. Sexy Fish Riyadh will mark the brand’s first outpost in Saudi as well as the Middle East.
The new restaurant will serve up Japanese-inspired dishes with a focus on – surprise, surprise – fish. Enjoy sushi, sashimi and seafood as well as robata grills. Get those golden chopsticks ready.
The original eatery in London’s trendy Mayfair neighbourhood is known for being a popular celebrity spot. Additionally, the venue is recognised for its artwork collection and its private dining area known as The Coral Reef Room, which has two of the largest live coral reef tanks in the world. Given Riyadh’s penchant for breaking records, we’re hoping to see a record-breaking tank of our own.
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The original Sexy Fish has all-day and late-night dining menus, and live entertainment, we’re anticipating all that and more at the Riyadh branch.
The Sexy Fish Riyadh menu will keep signature dishes popular at the OG location including duck salad, black cod and vegetarian sushi. Additionally, we can expect new, seasonally inspired dishes in the Saudi capital.
The exact Sexy Fish Riyadh opening date has yet to be confirmed, but the space is slated to open in 2023. So, keep it on Time Out for the latest.
In the meantime, you can tuck into these award-winning Japanese eateries already in the city. If you’re after more new eateries, these are the latest restaurants to open in the city.
Opening 2023. Via Riyadh, sexyfish.com.
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