Restaurants
The Matsuhisa Restaurants (in Beverly Hills, Aspen, Athens and Mykonos) are privately owned by the Matsuhisa family, while the Nobu Restaurants are co-owned by Nobu, Robert De Niro, Meir Teper, and managing partner Richie Notar. Nobu Matsuhisa also co-owns Nobu Hospitality with Robert De Niro and Meir Teper. The first Nobu Hotel & Restaurant located inside Caesars Palace in Las Vegas is under construction and is expected to open in 2013.
In the United States:
- Matsuhisa Aspen
- Matsuhisa Vail
- Matsuhisa Beverly Hills
- Nobu Dallas
- Nobu Las Vegas (second location expected to open 2013)
- Nobu Lanai (Four Seasons at Manele Bay)
- Nobu Los Angeles
- Nobu Malibu
- Nobu Miami Beach
- Nobu New York
- Nobu Next Door (New York)
- Nobu Fifty Seven (New York)
- Nobu San Diego
- Nobu Honolulu
International Locations:
- Matsuhisa Athens
- Matsuhisa Mykonos
- Nobu Atlantis, Paradise Island The Bahamas
- Nobu Atlantis Dubai
- Nobu Intercontinental Hong Kong
- Nobu London
- Nobu Berkeley Street (London)
- Nobu Melbourne
- Nobu Perth
- Nobu Mexico City
- Nobu Milan
- Nobu Moscow
- Nobu Tokyo
- Nobu Cape Town
- Nobu Badrutt's Palace Hotel St.Moritz
- Nobu Budapest
- Nobu Beijing
- Nobu Mumbai (expected to open in late 2012)
Cruise Ships:
- Silk Road and The Sushi Bar. Crystal Symphony and Crystal Serenity of Crystal Cruises
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