Sakura

Located in Belgrade’s Beton hala, Sakura is a modern Asian-fusion restaurant. Offering specialities of various countries from the Far East, you can enjoy a sophisticated twist on the Asian eating experience. The restaurant’s name comes from a Japanese word for cherry blossom.

One of the most beautiful locations for relaxation and fun in Belgrade, richer for a new exclusive restaurant of the Far Eastern cuisine - Sakura. This contemporary restaurant with a sophisticated touch of the Far East has combined superior flavors of Asian cuisine and magnificent view of the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers. "This exceptional location is really appealing to the concept that we imagined and the menu inspired by the tastes of the Far East is enriched by the famous atmosphere typical for this part of Belgrade. Sakura will rely on well-known Eastern tradition by cooking Asian dishes, but thanks to our excellent cooks, led by Roy Villalobos, every dish will be innovative, and we hope enchanting for all lovers of this cuisine. We expect that this remarkable contribution to the unique restaurant offer in the city will soon become one of the iconic and recognizable locations in Belgrade.

One of the most popular Belgrade restaurants of Asian cuisine, with a menu dominated by Japanese specialties, is located within the Beton Hala complex at the Sava riverfront. Alongside a wide selection of traditional Japanese spirits - sake, Sakura's menu features an impressive number of sushi and sashimi-based dishes (raw fish without rice). For those who are not very experienced with Japanese cuisine, such a vast selection may seem confusing, but the friendly and professional staff of the restaurant is there to resolve any doubts.

Nestled by the river, Sakura promises not just an unforgettable culinary experience but also captivating views that augment your dining adventure. First-timers to Japanese and Asian cuisines find themselves instantly enamored with Sakura’s offerings, notably the ‘gyoze’ and chicken noodles. With a bar that evokes awe and river views that soothe the senses, the ambiance is as much a draw as the food itself.

Whether you choose to come for a drink, or you would rather have a nice dinner by the Sava River, Beton hala has it covered.Restaurants like Cantina de Frida (Spanish, Mexican and South American food), Ambar (combination of the Balkan food and the latest trends) or Sakura (sushi and cocktails) will satisfy all your senses.

Sakura is also here and will impress with its fusion of Asian flavours and excellent sushi. Ambar, meanwhile, offers a mix of the Balkans, the eastern Mediterranean and the flavours of the world. At each of these places, you will easily become acquainted with the current line-up of Serbian wines.

Unusual Asian Flavors in Belgrade's Beton HallRESTAURANT SAKURA FOR A NEW CITY EXPERIENCE One of the most beautiful locations for relaxation and entertainment in Belgrade now boasts a new exclusive Far Eastern restaurant—Sakura. This modern restaurant... Back to: Fine dining restaurants

Finally, I step into all those places I have been reading about since my last trip, such as the amazing jazz club Bašta located on a beautiful terrace overlooking the Brankov Most, the colorful Priča behind the Saint Sava temple and a fancy sushi restaurant at Beton Hala called Sakura.

Not so far away from the other restaurants mentioned earlier on, at the very end of Beton Hala lies Sakura. This is a lounge and a restaurant offering Asian cuisine and a variety of cocktails. It is well worth noting that food is exquisite; for instance, they offer very good sushi.

Several restaurants from Beton Hala should also be in the running for a Michelin recommendation, perhaps Sakura or Toro... and maybe neither Sakura nor Toro, in fact, maybe none of the above. The decision, to be announced in December, is up to Michelin.

For a touch of the exotic, visit SAKURA, a Japanese-themed bar that brings the allure of cherry blossoms to Belgrade. With its minimalist decor, sake cocktails, and tranquil ambiance, SAKURA offers a unique escape during the winter months.

The restaurant was named after the Japanese word for cherry blossom, and the menu is based on traditional dishes from Japan, China, Vietnam, Thailand, Korea, interpreted in a completely modern way.

The restaurants you should definitely visit here in the Beton Hall are “Kantina de Frida”, “Komunale”, “Sakura”, “Iguana” and “Toro Latin Gastro bar”.

Located in Belgrade concrete hall overlooking the confluence of the Sava and the Danube, the restaurant offers a completely new and unique experience