Nobu is one of the hottest spots in Moscow, it is run by the same group who owns Nobu in other international cities. The restaurant is set up in a sleek ambience with pretty chandeliers and dim lights that bring an intimate atmosphere. The food follows the Far East influences, with touches from Peru or other places the chef travels to, bringing creativity to the typical Japanese sushis and sashimis, as well as to other richly elaborated dishes. You will have a very good meal at Nobu, the restaurants keeps the same quality as its other houses, and expect an overall very good experience. It is also a see-and-be-seen kind of place, which comes livelier later in the evening. Be aware that there is another Nobu further away from city center, but the one we suggest is a 5 min walk from Bolshoi Theater and near many of Moscow’s attractions.