Enjoy Contemporary Japanese Robatayaki with Breathtaking Views of the Manama Waterfront.
Located on the 8th-floor rooftop of the iconic Pearl House in the Bahrain Harbour, Roka, a contemporary Japanese Robatayaki restaurant, has breathtaking views of the golden Bahraini sunsets across the Manama waterfront.
In Japanese cuisine, robatayaki or robata translates to “fireside-cooking”, like barbecue, where food on skewers is slow-grilled over hot charcoal. The concept is to socialise over food and beverages around the robata (Ro), with warm hospitality creating an all-embracing energy (Ka).
Dining at Roka is a feast for the senses, where the warmth emanating from the robata grill envelops you as you savour inventive Japanese dishes, meticulously prepared in front of you. The robata grill, with its charred copper façade, takes centre stage, a homage to the fiery heart of this culinary experience. The restaurant's inviting decor and warm colour palette create a cosy ambience, and the expansive outdoor terrace area has a beautiful sea view.
Roka's offering ranges from their signature Robatayaki dishes from kankoku fu kohitsuji, lamb cutlets with Korean spices and sesame cucumber, to the bekupoteto, baked potato with yuzu cream and chives, and the sake no taru taru, salmon tartare with den miso and yuzu, each designed to delight the palate. For those with a sweet tooth, there are desserts like the milk chocolate and mascarpone lotus with blueberry and cacao crumble, complimented by a scoop of coffee ice cream, and the baked passion fruit cheesecake with berries and black sesame crumble.
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Enjoy Contemporary Japanese Robatayaki with Breathtaking Views of the Manama Waterfront.
Located on the 8th-floor rooftop of the iconic Pearl House in the Bahrain Harbour, Roka, a contemporary Japanese Robatayaki restaurant, has breathtaking views of the golden Bahraini sunsets across the Manama waterfront.
In Japanese cuisine, robatayaki or robata translates to “fireside-cooking”, like barbecue, where food on skewers is slow-grilled over hot charcoal. The concept is to socialise over food and beverages around the robata (Ro), with warm hospitality creating an all-embracing energy (Ka).
Dining at Roka is a feast for the senses, where the warmth emanating from the robata grill envelops you as you savour inventive Japanese dishes, meticulously prepared in front of you. The robata grill, with its charred copper façade, takes centre stage, a homage to the fiery heart of this culinary experience. The restaurant's inviting decor and warm colour palette create a cosy ambience, and the expansive outdoor terrace area has a beautiful sea view.
Roka's offering ranges from their signature Robatayaki dishes from kankoku fu kohitsuji, lamb cutlets with Korean spices and sesame cucumber, to the bekupoteto, baked potato with yuzu cream and chives, and the sake no taru taru, salmon tartare with den miso and yuzu, each designed to delight the palate. For those with a sweet tooth, there are desserts like the milk chocolate and mascarpone lotus with blueberry and cacao crumble, complimented by a scoop of coffee ice cream, and the baked passion fruit cheesecake with berries and black sesame crumble.
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Manama
+973 13343334
Closed Opens Tuesday at 05:30 PM
Monday 05:30 PM - 11:30 PM
Tuesday 05:30 PM - 11:30 PM
Wednesday 05:30 PM - 11:30 PM
Thursday 05:30 PM - 12:30 AM
Friday 12:00 PM - 12:30 AM
Saturday 05:30 PM - 11:30 PM
Sunday 05:30 PM - 11:30 PM
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