The story
Mee is the Michelin-starred omakase restaurant within the legendary Copacabana Palace on Rio de Janeiro's Avenida Atlântica. Overlooking the golden sands of Copacabana Beach, the hotel has been a symbol of carioca glamour since 1923, hosting icons from Brigitte Bardot to Stevie Wonder. Recently named one of The World's 50 Best Hotels, the Copacabana Palace continues to be a destination for those seeking luxury and history. Its dining options include the private omakase sushi experience at Mee, which has earned a Michelin star for its high-quality cooking.
Mee's intimate setting centers on counter dining, where guests watch the chef prepare each piece. The omakase format means the chef selects each course based on the freshest ingredients, creating a personalized menu. A notable sake list complements the meal, and a private room is available for those seeking even more seclusion. Open for dinner, the restaurant offers a refined fine dining experience. The Asian fusion approach blends Japanese techniques with other Asian influences, offering a unique take on sushi.
The Michelin star recognizes Mee's dedication to the omakase tradition. For those seeking a serene and personal fine dining experience in Rio, Mee provides a quiet contrast to the hotel's vibrant energy. It is a place where the precision of Japanese cuisine meets the warmth of Brazilian hospitality, all within the walls of a historic icon.
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