Ebisu
Serbia
Ebisu is the rooftop restaurant and bar at Square Nine in Belgrade, Serbia, set on Studentski Trg 9 in the city centre. The hotel’s official site identifies it as Square Nine’s Asian dining room, named after the Japanese god of fishermen and luck, and places it within the hotel rather than as a separate outlet elsewhere in Serbia. The restaurant opens onto a wraparound terrace and also offers indoor dining, with views over one of Belgrade’s historic districts. The menu is centred on Japanese cuisine, with teppanyaki dishes, ramen soups, soft shell crab and aburi sushi among the dishes described on the official pages. Ingredients are sourced from Japanese markets across Europe, while fish is brought in fresh twice a week, including Pacific tuna, Adriatic seabass and Norwegian salmon. That emphasis suggests a menu shaped around seafood, flame-grilled elements and careful sourcing rather than broad pan-Asian cooking. Ebisu is also presented as a place for drinks as much as dining. The bar list includes sake, rice lagers, Japanese beers, spirits and whisky, together with cocktails such as saketinis. As part of Square Nine, it sits alongside the hotel’s other food-and-drink venues, but its identity is distinct: a rooftop Japanese restaurant with a covered dining room and terrace setting, rather than a generic hotel bar. The broader Square Nine setting adds context to the experience. The hotel describes itself as a stylish property in central Belgrade, close to Knez Mihailova and Kalemegdan, and the restaurant page links Ebisu to that urban position. The result is an elevated city-centre restaurant with a compact, specialist menu, a terrace outlook and a focus on Japanese ingredients, drinks and presentation within a high-end hotel environment.