What to order at Fish Market

Must order
The sushi, or the tasting menu that runs the grill and raw-bar both.
Signature dishes
Sushi, Robata-grilled fish
Editor tip
The upstairs Uppi wine bar pours from the same kitchen if you want a lighter sitting. Dinner from 17:00.
CuisineIcelandic-japanese
Price$$$$
Neighborhood101
HoursMon-Thu 17:00-22:00; Fri-Sat 17:00-22:30; Sun 17:00-22:00
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Signature dishes: Sushi, Robata-grilled fish

Must order: The sushi, or the tasting menu that runs the grill and raw-bar both.

Tip: The upstairs Uppi wine bar pours from the same kitchen if you want a lighter sitting. Dinner from 17:00.

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