Zuma (restaurant)

Zuma (restaurant)

Zuma is a renowned Japanese restaurant chain that was established in London in 2002. The restaurant is known for its unique Izakaya style of dining, where food is served to share. The menu is comprehensive, offering a variety of dishes from sushi and sashimi to robata grilled items.

History

Zuma was founded by Rainer Becker, a German chef who was inspired by his time in Japan. Becker spent six years in Tokyo where he developed a deep appreciation for the country's culture and cuisine. Upon his return to Europe, he decided to introduce the Izakaya style of dining to the Western world, leading to the creation of Zuma.

Locations

Since its inception, Zuma has expanded globally with locations in major cities around the world. These include New York, Miami, Las Vegas, Rome, Hong Kong, Dubai, and Istanbul, among others.

Menu

Zuma's menu is a celebration of traditional Japanese flavors combined with a modern twist. The restaurant offers a variety of dishes, including sushi, sashimi, tempura, and robata grilled items. The robata grill is a central feature of Zuma's kitchen, where chefs prepare dishes over hot charcoal.

Reception

Zuma has received numerous accolades for its innovative approach to Japanese cuisine. The restaurant has been recognized by the Michelin Guide, and has consistently ranked among the top restaurants in the cities where it operates.

See Also

• Nobu (restaurant)
• Hakkasan
• Roka (restaurant)

External Links

• Official Website