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NIKKEI NINE

Japanese-Peruvian omakase and robata grill cooking in Hamburg's Fairmont basement, rated 3 by Der Feinschmecker in 2026.

The story

NIKKEI NINE Hamburg: Japanese-Peruvian Dining on the Binnenalster

NIKKEI NINE in Hamburg runs a Japanese-Peruvian kitchen at Neuer Jungfernstieg 9, on the Binnenalster inside the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten. Der Feinschmecker awarded it 3 in 2026, and the Schlemmer Atlas gave it 3 Kochlöffel the same year.

Omakase, sushi and the robata grill

The omakase menu costs €115, and a Wagyu upgrade adds €55. Guests who want guidance can choose sharing dishes curated for them or a five-course surprise menu. Ceviche can be served on request in a milder ponzu without chili, followed by spicy Japanese gyoza. The sushi plate stays deliberately plain, while the teriyaki duck breast from the robata grill brings the dramatic main course. A chef's table overlooks the open kitchen.

The bar and the room

The bar is a central part of the restaurant, with a cocktail list that includes the Pisco-Yuzu Spritz and an extensive sake selection. International wines round out the list. Golden lighting, dark wood and mirrors recall the Gatsby era, and up to 90 seats fill the room. A DJ plays Thursday through Saturday, and the service team checks on tables often without hurrying the evening. The dress code is smart casual.

Recognition

Awards & accolades

2026
Der Feinschmecker
3
3
2026
Michelin
Recomended
Recomended
2026
Schlemmer Atlas
3 Kochlöffel
3 Kochlöffel

Ambience

A glimpse inside

Details

At a glance

Der Feinschmecker 2026 — 3
Michelin 2026 — Recomended
Schlemmer Atlas 2026 — 3 Kochlöffel
Cuisines Japanese, Peruvian, South American
Services Outdoor Seating, Vegan, Vegetarian

History

On the record

2026
Schlemmer Atlas — 3 Kochlöffel

Japanese-Peruvian flavor diversity in the stylish basement of the luxury hotel on the Binnenalster. It features a bar, a cozy lounge area, and various eye-catching details throughout the interior.

2026
Der Feinschmecker — 3

Concept Japanese-Peruvian fusion cuisine at the Fairmont Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten on Hamburg's Binnenalster. Omakase menu (€115) with Wagyu upgrade (+€55). Chef’s table overlooking the open kitchen. Two fixed seating times. Excellently stocked bar under the direction of head bartender Enrico Wilhelm. Culinary Style Sushi, ramen, and grill specialties. Guests seeking guidance can have sharing dishes curated for them or choose the five-course surprise menu: delicate ceviche is served upon request in a milder ponzu marinade without chili. Followed by spicy Japanese gyoza dumplings. Pure simplicity on the sushi plate, cinematic flair with the teriyaki duck breast from the robata grill as the main course. The interplay between Japanese refinement and spirited nuances is skillfully executed. Drinks Cocktails such as the Pisco-Yuzu Spritz and an extensive sake selection. International wines. On the pricey side: a bottle of water costs €14. Ambiance Golden lighting, dark wood, and mirrors evoke the Gatsby era. Up to 90 seats. Music provided by a DJ Thursday through Saturday. The relaxed atmosphere is also fostered by the service staff, who approach the table rather frequently to check on guests' needs. Verdict Fine dining with an experiential edge in a casually glamorous atmosphere.

Location

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Neuer Jungfernstieg 9, Hamburg, 20354, Germany
Hamburg, Germany
+49 40 34943399
nikkei.nine@fairmont.com
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