Asian restaurants in Rabat: 9 places (sushi, Thai, Chinese) in 2026

It's past midnight and you're still hungry? Panda Sushi & Wok serves every day from noon to 2 am, on avenue Annakhil. On TikTok and Instagram, you'll often come across it as “Panda Sushi Rabat”. Its verified account @pandarabat has nearly 390,000 followers and was still posting in September 2026. The menu is broad. Nigiri, maki, california and special rolls, with nems, dumplings and tempura. Then pad thai, wok-fried noodles, ramen, fried rice, poke bowls, ceviche and chirashi. In a hurry? The “Express” set menus on the pandatogo.ma site start at 90 MAD (noodles or fried rice) and go up to 180-200 MAD for bentos. Eat in, takeaway or delivery. Matches are shown on several screens in the dining room. On Google: 3.9/5 from 2,143 reviews, checked September 2026.

Head for Petit Val d'Or beach, in Harhoura. That's where, at the Conrad Rabat Arzana, 99 Sushi Bar & Restaurant opened at the end of 2022. Behind it is a Spanish group running a dozen restaurants across Spain, the Emirates, Morocco, Monaco and Hungary. In July 2026, in the first Moroccan edition of the Gault&Millau guide, the Rabat restaurant received two toques. The group highlights this on its website and in a press release. On the plate: sushi, sashimi, maki and other Japanese specialities, à la carte. Monday to Friday, between 2 pm and 7 pm, there's an omakase-style business lunch. At the bar, signature cocktails are discounted from 6 pm to 8 pm. The Rabat & Roots guide mentions a sea-facing terrace and an average bill of around €46 per person. Bookings online via SevenRooms.

The idea is simple. You sit at the counter and take the plates that pass by on the conveyor belt. That's kaiten. Sushi, maki, sashimi and salads are made in front of you, in an oak setting inspired by contemporary Japanese architecture. The brand displays “Since 1986” on Instagram. In Rabat, it's at 155 avenue Mohammed VI, in Souissi, near the route des Zaers. It also has a counter at the Dar Essalam market, and outlets at Casablanca and Marrakech airports. At lunchtime, bentos are added to the menu. Open every day, noon to midnight. Matsuri's latest posts date from August and September 2026. The idea is that everyone builds their own tray, at their own pace.

Between 100 and 150 MAD per person for lunch, according to Restaurant Guru. That's the budget at Soy, in unit 51 of Mahaj Ryad Center, in Hay Riad. The house also has two addresses in Casablanca, Californie and CFC, and describes itself as Japanese cuisine with a twist. On the menu, three registers highlighted by the Visit Rabat guide: sushi, woks and dim sum. The setting is described as elegant and hushed. It works for a business lunch as well as a quieter dinner. Want a look before you go? The Instagram account @soy.restaurant, with nearly 30,000 followers, was still posting in September 2026. Menu, kitchen behind-the-scenes and location are in the story highlights. On Google, Soy shows 4.5/5 from 1,190 reviews (September 2026).

Sushi or stir-fried noodles? At Asie'tte, you don't have to choose. The menu doesn't stop at Japan. Alongside sushi and maki, it draws on Thai, Korean and Chinese cooking, with spring rolls and stir-fried noodles. The restaurant is in unit C16 of Mahaj Riad, in Hay Riad. It belongs to a small chain present in Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier, Cabo Negro and Tamuda Bay. Contemporary, warm setting. It's open every day from 11 am to 1 am. Otherwise: takeaway, pickup in front of the restaurant or delivery. On price, Rabat & Roots puts it in a moderate range, with an average bill of about €18. And one telling figure: in our selection, it has both the best Google rating and the most reviews. 4.8/5 from 2,266 reviews, checked in September 2026.

Home delivery is free, and Japonezà makes a point of it. The address is 46 avenue Fal Ould Oumeir, in the heart of Agdal. Two cuisines on the same menu. Japan for sushi, maki, nigiri and sashimi. Thailand for curries and wok stir-fries. You can also eat in or take away. Posted hours: 11:30 am to 11 pm Monday to Thursday, until midnight Friday to Sunday. The brand has two other addresses, in Sala Al Jadida (Salé) and at the Kasbah de Bouznika Beach, and also does catering. And the budget? Wanderboat puts a meal at 50 to 100 MAD per person. It's one of the most affordable options on this list. Google rating in September 2026: 4.1/5, from 828 reviews.

Korean fried chicken, spicy, soy-glazed or as sweet dakgangjeong. That's the speciality of Oppa Chicken, at 14 rue Oued Fès, in Agdal. Around it, bibimbap, tteokbokki and a ramen on the menu. The restaurant displays halal certification. And prices stay gentle. On Glovo, the small portion of boneless chicken (330 g) is 80 MAD, the spicy beef bibimbap 75 MAD. A group of you? The large 700 g portions are 150-160 MAD, for sharing. Restaurant Guru reckons 50 to 100 MAD per person. Open Monday to Saturday, noon to 10:30 pm, with delivery via Glovo. On Google, 433 reviews for a 4.3/5 rating (checked September 2026).

Three restaurants in Rabat alone. Yoka Sushi, which presents itself as a Japanese brand established in Morocco since 2010, is in Hay Riad (rue Al Maouz, on avenue Annakhil), in Agdal (1 avenue Al Abtal) and in Souissi, at the corner of boulevard Mohammed VI and rue du Rif. The menu is the classic repertoire. Sushi, maki and california rolls, plus yakitori, noodles, tempura, salads and Japanese desserts. Open every day, noon to 11 pm. For the budget, Restaurant Guru estimates spending in Hay Riad at 200 to 250 MAD per person. It's also the Hay Riad address with the most Google reviews: 1,405 reviews, for a 3.8/5 rating, checked in September 2026.

Sushi platters from 175 to 199 DH depending on the number of pieces. 20% off for students who show their card. DJ nights. That's what Yakuza Sushi's Instagram account announced, active from March to September 2026, and it sets the tone. The restaurant is at Mall du Carrousel, the open-air shopping centre opened in October 2024, at the corner of avenue Moustapha Essayeh and avenue des FAR. Service every day, noon to midnight. You can also order online via the LaCaisse platform. The full name, Yakuza Sushi & More, says it all: sushi first. A young, convenient spot, easy to combine with a trip to the mall. Google gives it 4.4/5, from 127 reviews (September 2026).