Mr. Miyagi at Studio One Hotel Dubai

 Mr Miyagi at Studio One hotel has been a regular haunt for us and while we have not attended each of the special nights they offer, the Thursday and Friday brunch have been special. If you have an affinity to Asian starters then Mr Miyagi will not disappoint you, indeed their dim sum and spring rolls would easily rank as the best on offer in Dubai. The starters come in a three waves with the final wave of Japanese sushi rolls which were simply divine.

You have to be regular to figure out how you will pace yourself to leave room for the main course. The starters are more than adequate to be a meal in itself and should you still have an appetite for the main course the Thai curries will not disappoint. Our only beef would be that the high standard set  by the starters would create an expectation of similar gastronomic excellence for the main course. Don’t get us wrong the main course offerings are excellent but the starters steal the show.

Mr.Miyagi is a happening place and is vibrant and buzzing with seating both inside and outside. The staff are well trained and attentive. Their protocols for coronavirus are excellent and dedicated staff are constantly sanitising the tables and premises. Given the popularity the restaurant is gaining it is advisable to book in advance. We have always believed that good restaurants are not only about great food but also about exceptional staff and meeting Mr Ashley will highlight why this restaurant is gaining in patronage. His enthusiasm to delight the patrons seems to permeate through to all his staff.

Pros

Vibrant and happening place.

Great starters.

Exceptional staff.

Loads of vegetarian options 

Cons

While the main course menu is great but needs to get the same magic as the starters.


Definitely worth a visit.






   









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