2 Best Restaurants in Warsaw, Poland

Hala Koszyki

$$$ | Centrum Fodor's choice
A former covered market from the early 20th century was renovated and reopened in 2017 and is now the go-to address in Warsaw for a range of trendy bars and restaurants. It contains a host of bars and restaurants to cater for all tastes. During the day, the choice includes a vegan restaurant, sushi, Thai street food, and a traditional Polish restaurant. At night, "Ćma" (literally "the Moth") offers excellent bar food, including dishes such as soups, steaks, and salads around the clock (yes, 24/7) The same owner, chef Mateusz Gessler, runs a more upmarket, elegant restaurant called "Warszawski Sen" (which closes at 1 am) where he offers top-notch dining experience.

Nippon-kan

$$ | Centrum

Before Toshihiro Fukunaga opened the longest-standing Japanese restaurant in Warsaw (with the longest sushi bar in Europe), he worked in the fashion industry and lived in South America. He moved to Poland in 1990, hoping to promote Polish fashion models in Japan; he ended up promoting sushi, tempura, and noodles to initially reluctant—and now enthusiastic—Poles. The menu is extensive to the point of overwhelming, but whatever you choose, you cannot go wrong.

Japanese Lunch Dinner Quick Bite $$
Nowogrodzka 47a, Warsaw, Mazovia, 00-695, Poland
22-585–10–28
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