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Spicy Fish

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Cuisine
Asian Contemporary
Michelin
selected
Price
$
Description
A restaurant that is the talk of the town when it comes to Asian cuisine, a reputation enhanced by the magnificent building in which it is situated – a four-storey property featuring a decor of neutral tones, soft lighting and lots of plants which add a touch of freshness to the space. The cuisine created by chef Emerson Kim is a fusion of Japanese and Korean cooking, showcased via well-presented dishes with a unique flavour. The menu is extensive and for those unsure what to order, the chef’s selection includes two portions of nigiri, sashimi and the “house special”. Hot dishes include the re
Review score
4.2
Review count
80
Review summary
Located in Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro, Spicy Fish offers contemporary Asian cuisine. Reviews highlight high food quality, featuring signature dishes like black sheep, seared salmon belly nigiri, and spicy options. The atmosphere is described as intimate and stylish. However, negative feedback points to inconsistent service and value issues. Some guests report slow meal pacing, indifferent staff, and significant discrepancies between menu prices and final bills. While the culinary execution is often praised, the overall experience is marred by service lapses and pricing concerns, suggesting caution regarding both hospitality and billing accuracy.
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Suitable for diners prioritizing high-quality Japanese cuisine who can tolerate potential service inconsistencies, with careful bill verification advised.
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