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Business Details
2525 M St NW, Washington, DC, DC
20037, United States
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
(202) 871-6565
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
https://www.noburestaurants.com/washingtondc/home/
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
About
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
RestaurantBarNobu Restaurants
Situated on the ground floor of the new Residences on M Street, in the heart of the West End just steps from Georgetown, Nobu Washington DC brings Chef Nobu Matsuhisa’s genre-defining cuisine to the nation’s Capital. With more than 11,000 square feet of space including the Bar & Lounge, Dining Room and Sushi Bar, and multiple private event spaces, Nobu DC presents the ideal setting to enjoy signatures like Black Cod with Miso and Yellowtail Sashimi Jalapeño alongside DC-inspired dishes and cocktails.
Details
- Dine-inAvailable
- DeliveryAvailable
- TakeoutAvailable
- Accepts reservationsAvailable
Location
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
Hours
Certified by Nobu Washington D.C. • Sep 06, 2026
Monday5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Tuesday5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Wednesday5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Thursday5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
Friday5:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Saturday5:00 PM - 10:30 PM
Sunday5:00 PM - 9:30 PM11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Menu
5 menus · 470 items
Explore offerings from Nobu Washington D.C. on 2525 M St NW in Washington, DC, with popular nobu rare tequila, specialty cocktails, light, crisp & refreshing, and spicy & tart available at this location.
Reviews
4.1
924 reviews
5 stars
559
4 stars
125
3 stars
96
2 stars
54
1 star
90
- TTThere'sNoTruckThatIKnow ThatCouldKeepInBoltAndRhino3 days ago3.0Nice and clean place and nice staff. Had the AYCE brunch buffet and had a healthy amount of options. The miso black cod is worth the hype and everything else is just ok. Was disappointed by lack of raw salmon as they sear them all and the spicy tuna crispy rice was more sticky than crispy. But cheaper way to have Nobu experience for a one and done is alright.
- JZJunhan ZhangAug 28, 20261.0Nobu unfortunately did not live up to our expectations. We’ve found it challenging to find truly great Asian restaurants in DC. Unfortunately, the food was underwhelming and far too expensive for the quality. Having had some incredible Japanese food in Japan, the difference in freshness, quality, and execution was quite noticeable. The ambiance was also a bit strange—it felt more like a nightclub than an upscale Japanese restaurant, which wasn’t really our preference. Overall, a disappointing experience.
- LLLola Ajayi (Lola)Aug 27, 20265.0I always wondered if Nobu was over hyped, but I can honestly say I completely understand the hype. Just starting with the oysters on the Tanoshi (Happy) Hour menu, I felt like their was a party in my mouth with the baked ones, wow! The raw ones were nice and fresh and I thought it was cool it came with other toppings besides cocktails sauce, vinegar, etc. I am not sure why there are available for a short period of time but I’m hoping they change their mind about this and keep this on the menu for longer. Below are the food items we got. Though everything was good, I’d go the A5 Wagyu route over the beef tenderloin of course, dumplings over tacos, and if you could only pick one dessert, I’d go with buttermilk donuts especially because it does come with a really good vanilla bean ice cream. - Yellowtail jalapeño - Seared salmon karashi su miso - Fresh oysters with Nobu sauces - Baked oysters creamy spicy - Black cod butter lettuce - Crispy rice spicy tuna - Spicy shrimp garlic - Beef tenderloin toban yaki - Wagyu tacos - Wagyu dumplings - Japanese A5 Wagyu - Buttermilk donuts - Mochi ice cream Excellent service as well and has a nice dim atmosphere inside.
- AFAugust v FinckAug 22, 20263.0This is not what we expected from Nobu. The food was ok. However, the service was very sub pare. After 15 min sitting at the table, I just had to ask, if it is possible to “only” get a menu. The service continue like this the whole evening. Nobody was in charge of service. Apart from the food I want to feel welcome. At the Nobu price point this can not happen!
- JAJose AcostaAug 15, 20265.0Every time we come to Washington, DC, we have to stop at Nobu. We first came in February 2026, and now we’re back again in August 2026 — and coming here has officially become part of our DC tradition. ❤️ We absolutely love everything about this place — the food, the atmosphere, the beautiful design, and most importantly, the amazing staff. Every visit feels special, and the experience is always just as incredible as we remember. We love coming to DC, and honestly, our trips wouldn’t feel complete without coming to Nobu. It has become “our place” whenever we’re in the city, and we’re already looking forward to our next visit. Thank you to the entire Nobu DC team for always making us feel welcome and giving us such an amazing experience. We truly love this place! ❤️🍣✨
Frequently Asked Questions About Nobu Washington D.C.
What is the dress code?
Our dress code is smart/business casual. Jeans are fine as long as they are not torn, but flip flops are not permitted.
How can I join the waitlist?
To join our waitlist, kindly go to the OpenTable App and set an alert for the date and time you're requesting. The OpenTable App download may be required.
Can I order/purchase a birthday dessert?
If you decide to purchase a dessert, it will be served with a candle. Special cakes can be made with 72 hours notice.
What is your credit card policy for large groups?
For reservations of 5 or more, a credit card is required to hold the table. You have until the day before to cancel. If you cancel or no show on the day of, there is a $25.00 charge per person.
Do you accept walk-ins?
Yes, walk-ins are welcome, but reservation is strongly advised for the Sushi Bar and Bar/Lounge. If you walk in, you will need to get your name on the in-house waitlist upon arrival.
Does Nobu Washington D.C. accept reservations?
Yes, Nobu Washington D.C. accepts reservations and they are strongly advised, especially for the Sushi Bar and Bar/Lounge.
What are the brunch hours at Nobu Washington D.C.?
Brunch is offered only on Sundays from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Nobu is closed for brunch the other days of the week.
What time does Nobu Washington D.C. serve dinner for dine-in guests?
Dine-in dinner service is available Monday through Thursday from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM; Friday and Saturday until 10:30 PM; and Sunday from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM.
Is delivery available from Nobu Washington D.C., and what are the delivery hours?
Yes, delivery is available Monday through Friday from 11:45 AM to 2:30 PM and 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM, Friday's evening delivery extends to 10:30 PM, Saturday from 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM, and Sunday from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM.
What dress code does Nobu Washington D.C. enforce?
The dress code is smart/business casual. Jeans are allowed as long as they are not torn, but flip flops are not permitted.
Does Nobu Washington D.C. serve alcoholic beverages and have a bar?
Yes, Nobu Washington D.C. has an onsite bar and serves alcohol including beer, wine, and cocktails.
Are walk-in customers accepted at Nobu Washington D.C.?
Yes, walk-ins are welcome, but reservations are strongly advised. Walk-in guests need to join the in-house waitlist upon arrival.
What nearby attractions can I visit when dining at Nobu Washington D.C.?
You can visit the Embassy of the State of Qatar, Oceana charity organization and bar, and the Friends of Francis Field dog park, all located nearby. These spots offer opportunities for cultural visits, social events, or outdoor relaxation before or after your meal.
How can nearby places like Patton Boggs LLP or Columbia Eye Associates be useful to Nobu Washington D.C. customers?
Customers working at nearby offices like Patton Boggs LLP or visiting clinics like Columbia Eye Associates might find Nobu a convenient upscale dining option for business lunches or dinners in the West End neighborhood.
Is Nobu Washington D.C. accessible for customers using public transit or rideshare services?
While specific transit stations aren’t listed, Nobu’s location in the West End of Washington D.C. makes it accessible. Additionally, customers can easily use rideshare services as there is Uber trip branding encouraging use, making it convenient to reach Nobu and view the menu during transit.
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