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Obi Restaurant

Reviewers' Choice 2023 - Top 100

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Asian/Oriental Japanese Sushi

Shop 2, 14 Long Street, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape, 8000

(1238 reviews)

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Reviewers' Choice 2022 - Top 50
Reviewers' Choice 2023 - Top 100

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Sushi legend Hatsushiro Muraoka, fondly known as Papa San, joined forces with chef-partner Ben Bettendorf to open Obi on Long Street. We reported in May that the two saw Obi as an opportunity to showcase the clean flavours of Japanese cuisine, and this they do here with simplicity and skill.

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Shop 2, 14 Long Street, Cape Town City Centre, Cape Town, Western Cape, 8000

Reviews (1238)

4.7 out of 5.0

Based on the past 12 months

Food 4.9

Value 4.7

Service 4.8

Ambience 4.5

Daniela B. Dined: 2 days ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Mon 06 May 24
Always a great authentic meal!

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Dedy E. Dined: 3 days ago
4.3

Food 4.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 4.0

Reviewed on: Sun 05 May 24
Third time having dinner at Obi and it never disappoints!

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Candice J. Dined: 3 days ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Kim G. Dined: 5 days ago
5

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 5.0

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Gina B. Dined: 1 week ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 4.0

Reviewed on: Mon 29 Apr 24
Most authentic Japanese food by far in Cape Town. Hot soba noodles tasted just like those you get in little shops in Tokyo. Sushi was beautiful and fresh and the tempura was crisp and golden. Wonderful servers and great vibes. Highly recommend!

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Lisa N. Dined: 1 week ago
3.8

Food 4.0

Value 3.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 3.0

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Steve P. Dined: 1 week ago
4

Food 4.0

Value 4.0

Service 5.0

Ambience 3.0

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Bulelani S. Dined: 1 week ago
4.8

Food 5.0

Value 5.0

Service 4.0

Ambience 5.0

Reviewed on: Sat 27 Apr 24
Great Place!

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Monday CLOSED
Tuesday 12h00 - 14h00, 18h00 - 21h30
Wednesday 12h00 - 14h00, 18h00 - 21h30
Thursday 12h00 - 14h00, 18h00 - 21h30
Friday 12h00 - 14h00, 18h00 - 21h30
Saturday 12h00 - 14h00, 18h00 - 21h30
Sunday CLOSED

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