
Elegantly plated sushi & ramen using local ingredients, offered with full bar amid dramatic decor.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 162 Nethergate, Dundee DD1 4EE, United Kingdom
Phone: +44 1382 690370
Website: http://oshiborirestaurants.co.uk/
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Reviews
The food was delicious, fresh and full of flavor, and every dish was presented beautifully. The service was amazing as well: friendly, attentive and genuinely caring. The entire place was spotless, which added even more to the overall experience.
Oshibori is definitely a must-visit. I can’t wait to come back next time I’m in Dundee, Scotland!
As for the food, it didn’t disappoint. The fried shrimp dumplings and Japanese fried chicken were original and delicious, offering great texture and flavor. The sushi was fresh and enjoyable as well, making it a solid choice for a meal.
However, the cleanliness could be improved. Small details, like a half-empty soy sauce bottle that could have been wiped down, made a difference in the overall experience. A bit more attention to tidiness would elevate the restaurant even further.
Overall, Dundee Oshibori delivers on taste and creativity, but a little more care in maintenance would make it even better. Would I return? Yes, for the food and the artistic vibe.
The contrast between the refined Georgian setting and the traditional Japanese menu works beautifully. It feels like stepping through a time portal that took a detour through Tokyo — in the best possible way.
The food is excellent across the board. Every dish is full of flavour, clearly made with care, and the portions are more than generous. Whether it’s sushi, ramen, or hot dishes from the grill, the menu doesn’t miss.
The real surprise highlight? The plum wine. Without exaggeration, it was the best plum wine tasted in recent memory — rich, smooth, and perfectly balanced. It alone is worth the visit.
Altogether, it’s a memorable experience that blends history, elegance, and incredibly satisfying Japanese cuisine. Highly recommended for anyone looking for a meal that’s both comforting and just a little bit surreal.
It is however pricey and since April they now add a £2 service charge to every bill/meal making it a bit sneaky and uncalled for. In April the Living Wage went up so they now charge a service charge for 1 person to eat 1 set meal when the restaurant is really quiet, seemingly to defeat the purpose of hospitality. It was not a dinner of 4-6 people ordering item after item in which case I would completely agree that a service charge would be great!