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Abama's Kabuki Restaurant

  • CuisineJapanese/Spanish fusion
  • CategoryFine Dining
  • VibeHushed, formal, resort luxury

Kabuki at Abama Resort is a Michelin-starred Japanese-Spanish fusion restaurant on the southwest coast of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, set within the luxury Abama Resort at kilometre 9 of the TF-47 in Guía de Isora. The restaurant is the fruit of a collaboration between the Abama Resort and Kabuki, the celebrated Madrid-based Japanese fine dining group founded by chef Ricardo Sanz, who holds multiple Michelin stars across his portfolio.

A Michelin-starred restaurant at the Abama Resort combining Japanese culinary philosophy with Canarian and Spanish ingredients. Chef Ricardo Sanz crafts extraordinary tasting menus.

Kabuki at Abama Resort is a Michelin-starred Japanese-Spanish fusion restaurant on the southwest coast of Tenerife in the Canary Islands, set within the luxury Abama Resort at kilometre 9 of the TF-47 in Guía de Isora. The restaurant is the fruit of a collaboration between the Abama Resort and Kabuki, the celebrated Madrid-based Japanese fine dining group founded by chef Ricardo Sanz, who holds multiple Michelin stars across his portfolio. The Tenerife outpost applies his signature philosophy — using pristine Japanese techniques on the finest Spanish and Canarian raw materials — to spectacular effect. The tasting menu is the kitchen's centrepiece: courses move through raw preparations such as black Iberian pork nigiri and wagyu tataki, warm dishes featuring Atlantic fish from the Canary Islands' rich waters, and creative fusion compositions that treat European ingredients with Japanese rigour. The sea bass tiradito and the omakase sushi selection are frequently cited as emblematic dishes. The dining room occupies a refined space within the resort with views towards the pool gardens and, on clear evenings, the Atlantic beyond. The atmosphere is hushed and formal; dress code is smart and guests are expected to arrive punctually. The beverage programme includes a serious sake selection alongside a wine list curated to complement the menu's umami-rich profiles. Average spend per person runs to €95 or above; the tasting menu alone is priced in the high end of fine dining in the Canary Islands. The restaurant is closed on Sundays and Mondays. Reservations must be made weeks in advance, particularly in winter when the resort is at full occupancy.

Good to know

Hours
19:30–23:00 (closed Sundays and Mondays)
Reservations
Essential (book weeks ahead)

Location

Abama Resort, TF-47 km 9, 38687 Guía de Isora, Tenerife

28.1782, -16.8325 View on map

Highlights

  • Michelin-starred Japanese-Spanish fusion by the Kabuki group, Tenerife's highest-rated table
  • Black Iberian pork nigiri and wagyu tataki as emblematic tasting menu courses
  • Atlantic Canary Islands seafood treated with Japanese omakase precision
  • Set within Abama Resort with Atlantic ocean views from the dining terrace
  • Premium sake selection curated alongside the tasting menu

Tips for visiting

  • Book at minimum three to four weeks ahead — the small dining room at a Michelin-starred resort fills very quickly
  • The tasting menu is the intended experience; à la carte reduces the kitchen's full range
  • Non-resort guests should confirm access arrangements with the resort in advance
  • Closed Sundays and Mondays — plan accordingly when scheduling a stay in southwest Tenerife

Accessibility

Abama Resort has full accessibility infrastructure as expected of a luxury property. The Kabuki restaurant is accessible by resort buggy from the main reception for guests who cannot walk the resort paths. The dining room itself is on one level with no stairs. Visitors with mobility requirements should notify the resort at the time of booking.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need to be staying at Abama Resort to dine at Kabuki?

No. The restaurant accepts outside guests subject to availability, but access to the resort requires passing through a security gate. Non-guests should call the resort to confirm the current policy for independent visitors.

How many Michelin stars does Kabuki at Abama hold?

The restaurant holds one Michelin star. The Kabuki group in Madrid holds additional stars; the Abama outpost carries its own recognition from the Michelin Guide España.

What is the approximate cost of the tasting menu?

The tasting menu is priced at the upper end of Tenerife fine dining, typically €95–120 per person before beverage pairing. A sake or wine pairing adds significantly to the total.

How far in advance should I reserve?

Three to four weeks minimum is advisable, especially from November to March when the Abama Resort operates at near full capacity. Weekend evenings book out fastest.