QOMO Restaurant im Rheinturm

QOMO Restaurant im Rheinturm is a revolving tower restaurant about 170 metres above the Rhine in the Rheinturm, at Stromstraße 20 in Düsseldorf's Medienhafen, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany. The dining room completes a full turn roughly once an hour, so seated guests see the Rhine, the Medienhafen with its Gehry buildings and the city skyline without moving. The cuisine is modern Japanese fusion, and the menu features Japanese fusion tasting plates and sushi and sashimi. The atmosphere is panoramic and polished, with the view as the main draw, a moderate noise level and an evening-oriented crowd that includes couples, business guests and visitors marking an occasion. Dress is smart casual. Below the restaurant, the M168 bar offers cocktails, so visitors can pair a meal with a drink at the lower level and enjoy the same views. An Accor listing gives daily hours of 18:00 to 24:00, which should be confirmed on rheinturm.de. Reservations are recommended, especially for window tables, since the revolving floor gives every table a view but the best seats are those nearest the glass. Booking several days ahead is sensible for weekends, and clear evenings and sunset times are the most sought after. Prices are in the upper-middle range, and part of the cost reflects the setting. Visitors can choose between ordering tasting plates for a fuller experience or a lighter selection of sushi and sashimi with a cocktail. The tower stands at the edge of the Medienhafen, near the Rhine promenade and the harbour restaurants such as Da Clà and Harbour Social, so a daytime walk through the harbour district pairs naturally with dinner at height. Access is by lift from the base of the tower.