Best Japanese restaurants in Dubai What’s On and The Black Hat Guide bring you the complete rundown of the best Japanese restaurants in Dubai. Read snappy reviews, find out how book, and get a real insight with the help of our handy rating system. For a full explanation of how the Black Hat Guide works, click here. Minimalist design and superlative sushi and sashimi served quickly. Dubai Media City, CNBC Building, Ground Floor, Dubai, daily 11am to 11pm. Tel: (04) 3751095. ALSO: Sheikh Zayed Road An appealing menu of hot Japanese dishes, a drinks licence and tightly packed bench-style dining. What’s On Awards: 2012 Al Fattan Tower, The Walk, Jumeirah Beach Residence, Dubai, daily noon to midnight. ALSO: The Greens and Crowne Plaza, Dubai The Rotana hotel chain has this popular and entertaining mid-range American-Japanese restaurant installed in two of its Dubai hotels, putting on an entertaining teppanyaki show and serving decent sushi and sashimi.

What’s On Awards: 2013 Al Bustan Rotana, Casablanca Street, Dubai, daily 7pm to 11.30pm. Metro: Airport Terminal 3. Frequented by Japanese expats, Kisaku’s fresh sushi ensures it’s a surprisingly busy spot. Al Khaleej Palace Hotel, Deira, Dubai, daily noon to 3pm and 7pm to 11.30pm. Taxi: Al Khaleej Palace Hotel.  You’ll eat well for your money at Okku, which offers innovative twists on Japanese favourites, yet manages to avoid the heavyweight price tag of some Japanese restaurants. Doubling up as a cocktail bar ensures that this hotspot is busy every night. What’s On Awards: 2012, 2013 The Monarch, 1 Sheikh Zayed Road, Dubai, Sun to Thur noon to 3pm, daily 7pm to 12.30am. Metro: World Trade Centre. Offering a modern take on the Japanese concept of izakaya, this chic new restaurant serves up beautiful dishes that are perfect for sharing. Vida Downtown Hotel, Sheikh Mohammed Bin Rashid Boulevard, Downtown Dubai, daily noon to 3pm, 6pm to 2am.

Taxi: Vida Downtown Hotel. Renowned across the globe for its outstanding Japanese cuisine, the cavernous Nobu Dubai regularly fills every single one of its tightly packed tables at the glitzy Atlantis hotel. Atlantis, The Palm, Dubai, Sat to Wed 7pm to 11.30pm, Thur 7pm to 12.30am, Fri noon to 4pm and 7pm to 12.30am. Taxi: Atlantis The Palm.  Dubai’s most popular Japanese restaurant is the template for the late opening cocktail bar-cum-restaurant formula prevalent across the city, and its kitchen serves consistently outstanding food. A constantly evolving menu ensures standards never drop. What’s On Awards: 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 DIFC, Gate Village 06, Dubai, Sun to Thur 12.30pm to 3pm and 7pm to midnight, Fri and Sat 7pm to midnight. The food can be a mixed bag at this dimly lit restaurant in Souk Al Bahar. Stick to smaller plates like prawns in wasabi sauce and bushido soup with crabmeat and you won’t go too far wrong. Souk Al Bahar, Downtown Dubai, daily noon to 4pm and 7pm to 11pm. Tel: (04) 4419262.

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Don't get us wrong: delivery's awesome and all, but it's also somewhat lackluster. (Dare we say it's sometimes even depressing?) We've become so accustomed to food delivery that we take it for granted. We're lazy, and it's boring. The recent wave of drone food delivery has brought some color into the otherwise mundane world of food delivery. What started with tacos and burritos a few years ago has escalated to Champagne and bottle service in 2014. If you think there's something eerie and ominous about food delivery by drone, you're not alone. We don't want food delivery drones dominating our future any more than we want Soylent. They're a fun novelty, but that's about as far as it goes. If they can be put to good use, like delivering food to people in need, then amen, we're all for food delivery by drone. If they're serving overpriced bottles of booze to rich kids at a club, we're not interested. While the use of commercial drones is a complicated and as of yet unsettled issue, earlier this year the National Transportation Safety Board dismissed a fine given by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to a man using a drone to shoot a promotional video.

The ruling made drone use for commercial purposes legal, at least for now. Last week the Wall Street Journal reported that the FAA is considering approving drone use for seven film and television companies. While the FAA hasn't decided anything yet, this review opens up the possibility of extended permissions for drone use. What all of this means right now in the universe of food delivery is that you can legally receive beer from a drone, in addition to whatever else the predictable onslaught of entrepreneurs will cook up. Whether or not food delivery by drone catches on quickly enough before it gets shot down again remains to be seen. For now, here are eight things you can theoretically catch from the sky, at least according to videos on the Internet. Want to read more from HuffPost Taste? Follow us on Twitter, Facebook, Pinterest and Tumblr. Food And Tech Drones Delivery Food Commercial Drones Bottle Service Drone Burrito DroneSIGN UP FOR EXCLUSIVE OFFERS AND THE LATEST NEWS FROM YO!

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