Sagetsu by Tetsuya marks Chef Tetsuya Wakuda's Middle Eastern debut. It's where his signature Japanese-French fusion finds a new home amidst Dubai's cosmopolitan landscape. The name Sagetsu, meaning "moon and sand," perfectly captures the restaurant's essence. It's a space where culinary artistry meets Dubai's desert backdrop.

OVERVIEW
Ever wondered what happens when Japanese precision meets French flair in the heart of an Arabian oasis? The answer awaits 24 floors above Dubai's glittering skyline.

In a city where architectural marvels are the norm, The Link at One&Only One Za'abeel stands out. This horizontal skyscraper, suspended between two towers, houses some of Dubai's most exciting dining spots. Among them, Sagetsu by Tetsuya shines as a culinary beacon.

• Japanese-French fusion restaurant by renowned chef Tetsuya Wakuda
• Stunning views from The Link at One&Only One Za'abeel
• Seasonal menu featuring innovative culinary creations

AMBIENCE
Perched high in The Link, Sagetsu offers jaw-dropping views of Dubai's skyline. The interior is a study in elegance - think clean lines and muted tones that create a zen-like atmosphere. Huge windows bathe the space in natural light by day and frame the twinkling cityscape at night. It's the kind of setting that turns a meal into an event.

MUST TRY
The Marinated Botan Shrimp with Sea Urchin and Oscietra Caviar is a must-order. It's Chef Tetsuya's mastery of flavors and textures on a plate. Another standout is the Wagyu Beef with Wasabi and Soy. The melt-in-your-mouth beef gets a zingy kick from the wasabi. For a sweet finish, go for the Floating Island with Praline Cream. It's light, airy, and just the right amount of sweet.

FOOD
Sagetsu's menu is a love letter to seasonal ingredients. Chef Tetsuya's unique style shines through in dishes that are as beautiful as they are tasty. The menu changes with the seasons, so each visit brings new surprises. From delicate sashimi to hearty meat dishes, there's something for every taste bud. Vegetarians fear not. The kitchen puts just as much thought into plant-based dishes as they do into seafood and meat options.

SERVICE
The staff at Sagetsu know their stuff. They're happy to guide you through the menu without being pushy. The sommelier is particularly impressive. Their wine knowledge is encyclopedic, and their pairings can take your meal from great to unforgettable.

PRICING
Let's be real - Sagetsu isn't cheap. Expect to shell out around AED 800 per person for dinner, not including drinks. It's definitely a special occasion spot for most folks. But for the experience you get, it's worth every dirham.

SUMMARY
Sagetsu by Tetsuya isn't just a meal - it's an experience. From the moment you walk into the last bite of dessert, every detail is carefully thought out. Is it worth the hype (and the price tag)? You bet. If you're into food and find yourself in Dubai, put Sagetsu at the top of your list. Just remember to book early. Tables here are hot property, and for good reason.

FAQs
What kind of food does Sagetsu by Tetsuya serve?
Sagetsu serves up modern Japanese cuisine with a French twist. Chef Tetsuya Wakuda is known for mixing Japanese techniques with French cooking styles.

Should I book a table at Sagetsu in advance?
Yes. Sagetsu is a popular spot, especially for dinner. It's best to book ahead to avoid disappointment.

Is there a dress code at Sagetsu?
While there's no strict rule, smart casual is the way to go. Given the upscale vibe of the restaurant and its location in One&Only One Za'abeel, it's best to dress up a bit.