Bocados Sushi Bar
Sushi restaurant in Puerto de la Cruz, on Calle Hermanos Fernández Perdigón. Its menu mixes Japanese technique with ideas of its own, such as the Sushi Burger, which swaps the bread for rice and nori buns, tempura rolls, the “Cities of the World” section and mixed platters (Sushi Boxes) for sharing.
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If you are seeking a gastronomic experience that transcends traditional Japanese cuisine, Bocados sushi bar is the establishment you have been anticipating in Tenerife. With locations strategically situated in both the vibrant Puerto de la Cruz and Icod de los Vinos, this restaurant has captivated the hearts of residents and tourists alike, owing to its bold, fresh, and utterly delectable offerings.
What renders Bocados sushi bar unique?
This is not your typical Asian restaurant. At Bocados sushi bar, creativity serves as the primary ingredient in every dish. This establishment is renowned throughout the Canary Islands for its daring fusion of Western concepts with ancient Japanese techniques, achieving textures and flavors unparalleled elsewhere. Its fresh, premium ingredients and vibrant ambiance make it the perfect choice for a romantic dinner, an outing with friends, or simply a treat after a day of sightseeing.
Signature Dishes: Much More Than Rolls
The menu is a true visual and gustatory spectacle. If there is one item you must order during your visit, it is their famous and viral Sushi Burger, where traditional bread is replaced by crispy rice and nori bases, filled with salmon, prawns, avocado, cream cheese, and explosive sauces.
Equally original options include the Sushi Dog, their exquisite tempura rolls, and the dishes from their acclaimed "Cities of the World" section. For groups or families, their large assorted platters (known as Sushi Boxes) are the ideal alternative for sharing and sampling a variety of items.
Make Your Reservation or Order for Delivery
Whether you are staying in the north of the island or embarking on a tourist route along the coast, a stop at Bocados sushi bar will elevate your culinary journey to another level.
Please note that you need not search further: on this very page, you will find all contact details, exact locations, and updated opening hours at your disposal. We encourage you to call them to reserve your table in advance or explore their fantastic home delivery options to enjoy the finest sushi from the comfort of your accommodation. Allow yourself to be surprised by the magic of this fantastic Japanese corner in the Canary Islands!
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