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Nikkei restaurant in Madrid

Nikkei restaurant
in Madrid

Peruvian-Japanese cooking from Embarcadero 41, a Peruvian group that chose Madrid as its gateway to Europe. Near Plaza de Castilla.

4.8 1,446 reviews
Recommended 2026 Guía Repsol

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Nikkei food in Madrid: ceviches, tiraditos and flame-seared nigiri

White fish ceviche with red onion, Peruvian corn and sweet potato
A long wooden table set under wicker lamps in the dining room
A hand holding the volcanic stone with a tuna nigiri topped with caviar
the verdict More than 1,400

Best Nikkei restaurant in Madrid

Andrea · Local Guide
A table seen from above with ceviche, salad, nigiri and dishes to share
A cook holds a platter of assorted sashimi on crushed ice, with lemon and green leaves
A guest at the table with cocktails and dishes to share
the fusion

Absolutely loved our experience at Lima Nikkei! The food was a perfect fusion of bold Peruvian flavors and delicate Japanese technique.

Carlos Felipe Romero Anzola · Local Guide
A cook slicing salmon on the wooden board
Wooden table seen from above with tiradito, nigiri, gyoza, a hand roll, ceviche and edamame
Layered chocolate cake with a scoop of ice cream and crumble

Real Nikkei, from a Peruvian group

Lima Nikkei brings Embarcadero 41, a Peruvian group with more than 20 restaurants in the Americas, to Spain: Madrid was its choice for opening in Europe. Nikkei cooking as it is understood in Peru: Japanese technique, Peruvian flavour.

A plate of humi meshi with beef and a cocktail on the table
Rocoto humi meshi with beef: Peruvian rice, wok technique.
A white fish fillet on the chopping board, next to a Japanese knife, chopsticks and three bowls of spices
The fish is prepared in house.
Two hands holding a block of bluefin tuna over the board, with bowls of condiments in front
Bluefin tuna, cut in house.
  • More than 20 group restaurants in the Americas
  • Madrid its first restaurant in Europe
  • 6 flavours of pisco sour, and 5 of chilcano

Near Plaza de Castilla

  • About 250 metres from Paseo de la Castellana, between the Cuzco and Plaza de Castilla stops
C. de Rosario Pino, 828020 Madrid · Tetuán
Cuzco (L10) and Plaza de Castilla (L1, L9 and L10)About 400 and 500 metres away
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Creators who have been to Lima Nikkei

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Why book here

Nikkei cooking from a Peruvian group with more than 20 restaurants
Rated 4.8 on Google from more than 1,400 reviews
Pisco sour in six flavours, and chilcanos
Recommended by Guía Repsol 2026

Reviews

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Review summary

4.8 1,446 reviews on Google
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Farah F. Royer 9 reviews

a week ago

Glorious Food friendly server Caori was beyond amazing highly recommend
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Mimi Cabrera Local Guide · 44 reviews

a year ago

Wow, this restaurant is really special. The flavors and textures of the sushi are amazing and very different from other sushi I have tried. Every bite was great. The service was also excellent. Special shout out to Eros for being an outstanding waiter!
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andrea soto 4 reviews

8 months ago

Second time coming here! The first was with a group of friends and I know with bigger groups the service can differ slightly but was still great and so was the food. For my second time I decided to bring my fiancé because he loves sushi and the food did not disappoint! Also our server Antony, as well as the other servers, was so nice, super helpful with recommendations, and just very attentive in general. Can’t wait to come back :)
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Anna Local Guide · 20 reviews

7 months ago

The food was amazing. Anthony was an amazing waiter, we loved all his suggestions. Great atmosphere too.
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Lucy Lally Local Guide · 17 reviews

a year ago

The food was amazing and our server, Nick, was wonderful. I would definitely recommend this restaurant and return. Thank you all for a magnificent birthday!
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Moncef Ayeb Local Guide · 25 reviews

6 months ago

Amazing! Everything was very tasty, succulent.
The Lima Nikkei dining room at night, with a waiter passing between busy tables
Recommended by Guía Repsol 2026 seal

Recommended by Guía Repsol, 2026.

“A restaurant whose name says it all,” its review begins.

Japanese and Peruvian cooking · Average price between €35 and €60, according to the guide

The menu: ceviches, nigiri and the Lima wok

First, the most Peruvian: ceviches and tiraditos. Then the sushi, the starters, the mains and the pisco. Prices from their menu.

Tuna tiradito in ají amarillo sauce with red onion and cucumber
  • Ceviche LimaClassic Peruvian ceviche of wild corvina and red onion in tiger's milk, with Peruvian corn, sweet potato and toasted chulpi corn, finished with coriander 25
  • Ceviche NikkeiDiced tuna and cucumber marinated in smoked ponzu, with crispy quinoa and spring onion 24.50
  • Ají Amarillo CevicheWild corvina and red onion in tiger's milk and ají amarillo sauce, with Peruvian corn, sweet potato, toasted chulpi corn and crispy baby squid 26
  • Tiradito NitaiSlices of sea bass with togarashi and spring onion, dressed with salad sauce and coconut milk 19.50
  • Tuna or Salmon Tiradito with Smoked Ají AmarilloSlices of tuna in smoked ají amarillo sauce with oriental chalaquita, cucumber and cherry tomato 21.50

If you have any allergy or intolerance, tell us when you book or when you arrive and we will tell you what can be adapted.

From our kitchen to the headlines

The flavours that caught the press’s attention.

Yellow udon in huancaína sauce next to lomo saltado with tomato and onion

Udon a la huancaína with lomo saltado

“There’s a sensational dish where udon in huancaína sauce and lomo saltado embrace.”

Time Out Madrid
Scallop nigiri with caviar on volcanic stone

The nigiri

“The nigiri selection stands out.”

Hule y Mantel
A pisco sour in a cocktail glass on the marble bar

The pisco sour

“…with the best pisco sour in Madrid”

El Español
A row of maki topped with tuna and green shoots

Acevichado maki

“The acevichado maki is in a league of its own.”

ELLE

“Nikkei cooking in its purest form.”

Con El Morro Fino

Before you come

What is Nikkei cooking?
The cuisine that was born in Peru with Japanese immigration: Japanese technique with Peruvian produce and flavours. Here you can taste it in the Nikkei ceviche, the nigiri with ají amarillo or the udon a la huancaína with lomo saltado.
Do I need to book?
It is the safest bet, especially for dinner and at weekends. Booking online takes less than a minute and you get the confirmation straight away.
Can we eat at the counter?
Yes. The counter faces the chef, and some guests come precisely for that. If you prefer it, tell us when you book.
Do you have pisco sour?
In six flavours: classic, chicha morada, passion fruit, red berries, cucumber and spicy mango. And chilcanos in five. El Español called it “the best pisco sour in Madrid”.
How much does dinner cost?
Guía Repsol gives an average price of between €35 and €60 per person. The menu, with every price, is a little further up.
Where exactly are you?
At Calle de Rosario Pino, 8, between the Cuzco (L10) and Plaza de Castilla (L1, L9 and L10) metro stops, about 250 metres from Paseo de la Castellana.
C. de Rosario Pino, 8 28020 Madrid · Tetuán
Cuzco and Plaza de Castilla About 400 and 500 metres away
The counter, facing the chef If you prefer it, tell us when you book
Pisco sour and chilcanos In six and five flavours
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