Food was awesome but Anna at the beach bar was spectacular. She is so personable and remembered…read moreour names everyday. Tuna tacos and wagyu sliders were great. Wonderful setting.

If you're looking for a job as a bouncer or personal bodyguard, apply to Nobu Marbella for New…read moreYear's Eve. Access to the music platform is strictly restricted for Nobu guests. It is guarded by men in black, while the same band plays--simultaneously--for several neighboring restaurants. Dancing is prohibited for the first five hours. What is allowed is continuous acoustic bombardment from exhausted, second-hand loudspeakers. We were a group of sixteen friends, seated at separate wooden tables, placed back to back, with no real comfort or space. Chairs and backs rubbed constantly against guests from neighboring tables, creating a cramped, almost physical intimacy with strangers--hardly the setting one expects for a €550 New Year's Eve dinner. No tablecloths, cheap sticks and cutlery, and a layout that felt closer to crowd storage than hospitality. Conversation was impossible. Dancing was impossible. The music was too loud to talk over, too erratic to move to, and entirely indifferent to the people supposedly dining. The restroom experience deserves its own paragraph. Everything happens in individual cubicles, which explains the endless queues. Since women rarely enter alone--and men seem equally fond of company--the line appears to move but, in reality, never progresses. As for the food, the quality has already been discussed. What completes the picture is the combination of overpricing, crowd control, and staged exclusivity--a carefully choreographed rip-off wrapped in brand mythology and enforced by security. A New Year's Eve designed not for celebration, but for containment.

Food, service and ambiance were exceptional. The house made soy sauce infused with bonito flakes…read morewas a unique flavorful twist. I had seared salmon, grilled eel, wasabi bomb roll, eel deluxe (our favorite), and chicken teriyaki. Everything was delicious!

Excellent food. I always go there either with my family or alone and they have the best Japanese…read morefood in Puerto Banús. Good service and their take away is excellent. It's a casual place on the smaller side but cozy. I recommend.

I really expected better…read more Division is very clean and well maintained. The staff are absolutely lovely - very friendly and professional and attentive All the food is well prepared but overly fussy. There seems more emphasis placed on theatre and presentation than on building solid flavour profiles. It feels like the menu just needs refinement and a return to focusing on basics done perfectly rather than just prettily A particularly poor choice was serving cold raw fish in a hot plate. The fish became unpleasant I worked try this place again, but maybe not for a while.

This the best spot for Sushi in Marbella without a doubt. Nobu might be more trendy but Takumi…read morereally has the highest quality around. The Butter fish with truffle Nigiri was insane, the Toro quality to die for ! Highly recommended!

If you've never been to the Puente Romano on a weekend, you're definitely missing out! We went off…read moreresort to dinner one night and came back around 2230 .. place was bumping. Based on that atmosphere, decided to try dinner at Uni our second night (okay, it was a Sunday so not as bumping, but still some awesome people watching!) and arrived for a first seating. A bit of a language barrier always makes dinner fun .. some confusion with our initial order, easily fixed by reordering. Started with the gyoza, spicy edamame, and the tiger prawn tempura .. ended with sushi all around. We found everything to be tasty, but nowhere near best-ever.

Excellent environment inside the luxury Hotel Puente Romano but UNI definitely not at acceptable…read more level with hygiene, service and customer service. With a group of 6 arriving at 10PM, we were seated at inside table below dripping A/C water falling on our heads and food location. Definitely a health risk and issue. We asked to be relocated and waited an 1.5 hours while a new table was provided to other guest. We were prepared to leave but they resisted providing Official Complaint Form from the Junta de Andaluzia. We finally got another table at 11:15 PM and served our food that was very good as always but the service and management supervisors were super arrogant. Will not return here as there are numerous other excellent options in Marbella. Official complaint was finally signed by UNI after we refused to pay check until they provided and accepted the form..

Amazing spot ! Price of sushi is affordable and delicious!…read more Same quality as Nobu half the price !

The operating hours are undefined, bad and slow service (1 server, 1 sushiman and 1 kitchen very…read moreslow and rude and can't cope with more then 3-4 tables - typical Andalucian customer service), my overall experience detracted from what I would consider good Japoneses food. Not impressed and had better Japanese walking distance to this one. Price above average in the neighborhood.

I recently had lunch at this sushi restaurant in Marbella. The menu has a wide range of choices…read morefrom traditional dishes to some more fusion dishes. The food was very tasty and the decor as well as the personnel were lovely. Would probably try next time for dinner instead as there were few people at lunch and there is supposed to be a teppanyaki show which should be great to watch.

I've been there twice and decided never again. First time, bad service and bad food; second, same…read morebut food was even worse. Unfortunately I do not recommend, there are better places near by.