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    Óleo

    Óleo

    4.6(14 reviews)
    26.7 km
    €€€

    An upscale dining experience, there are English menus to help ease our understanding of their menu…read moreselection. There is eel sashimi available, duck breast lightly cooked requested, sushi. Service was just alright, sunlight was very strong and uncomfortable, stay in the shade to be comfortable.

    Listen Up Foodies If you are ever in Málaga, you MUST visit Oléo It offers one of the best modern…read moreJapanese gastronomy that we've ever experienced Foie gras, truffles, sashimi, and everything in between. Service was on point, which we haven't seen in quite a while! A light, casual, and cool ambiance, Oléo is fitting for anytime of the day. ********** Toro Roll (Crab, Avocado, Fatty Tuna, Foie Gras): we LOVED the foie addition to the fatty tuna taste. A truly comforting bite. Tuna Tartare w/ Truffle & Egg: *off-the-menu* MUST ORDER‼This is the best tartare dish we've had. Every single ingredient blended together so perfectly, each of clear significance and its own essence. Butterfish, Caviar Salt, Truffle: buttery, fresh, and fatty. We loved it. Vietnamese Goat Roll: really like that they included the different herbs to roll with the lettuce. Millefeuille Pastry: this is their best dessert choice. The top is caramelized, mixing perfectly with the cream. Passion Fruit Mousse & Yogurt Ice Cream: tastes exactly how you would think. The mousse is light and fruity. The ice cream reminds us a lot of Yakult (probiotic milk drink) which is amazing!

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    Restaurante Nobu - Spicy edamame

    Restaurante Nobu

    4.0(8 reviews)
    27.1 km

    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.

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