- Maldives DMC since 2006
- Direct contract with Bvlgari Resort Dubai
- Air + sea transfer coordinated
- CuisineJapanese omakase
About Hōseki
Meaning “gemstone” in Japanese, Hōseki is a minimalist jewel-box of a destination where guests can enjoy a one-of-a-kind gastronomic treat by Chef Masahiro Sugiyama. With just seventeen seats, dining at Hōseki is a unique Omakase experience, the most traditional way to savor Japanese food which means “I leave it to you”. After arriving through a special Tokonoma, or entry room, guests turn their palates over to the whims of the chef.
Part of the dining roster at Bvlgari Resort Dubai, this japanese omakase restaurant.
Other restaurants at Bvlgari Resort Dubai
The Bvlgari Resort Dubai experience
Bvlgari Resort Dubai occupies the seahorse-shaped man-made island of Jumeira Bay, joined to the Jumeirah coast by a single 300-metre bridge and a few minutes from central Dubai. Designed by Antonio Citterio Patricia Viel, the 1.1-million-square-foot property brings Italian Riviera references to the Gulf: 101 rooms…
Getting there
Transfer to Bvlgari Resort Dubai from Velana International Airport (MLE) is coordinated by the resort and confirmed at booking.
Daylight-only seaplane operations (06:00–15:30) mean late-arriving long-haul flights may require an overnight in Malé before continuing — Resortlife coordinates the full air-and-sea chain when you book through us.
Questions about Hōseki
What cuisine does Hōseki serve?
Hōseki at Bvlgari Resort Dubai serves Japanese omakase. The menu rotates with seasonal sourcing — Resortlife can share current dishes on request.Is Hōseki included in resort meal plans?
Inclusion depends on the board basis you book — full-board (FB) and all-inclusive (AI) packages at Bvlgari Resort Dubai cover the main resort restaurants, while specialty venues like Hōseki sometimes carry a per-cover supplement or sit on a paid dine-around credit. Resortlife confirms the current inclusion rules at quote.
Reserve at Hōseki
Specialty restaurants at Bvlgari Resort Dubai are typically reserved in-resort once you check in, but Resortlife can flag preferences (theme nights, chef's table, private dining) with the resort before arrival when you book your stay through us.