- Maldives DMC since 2006
- Direct contract with The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort
- Air + sea transfer coordinated
- CuisineJapanese
- StyleSignature overwater Japanese dining
- SettingOverwater
- DressCasual
- ReservationRequired
About The Pearl
The resort’s signature Japanese restaurant specialises in freshly caught seafood and Japanese multi-course Kaiseki dining.
Part of the dining roster at The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort, this japanese restaurant runs a signature overwater japanese dining format · overwater setting. Dress code: casual.
Signature dishes
- Kaiseki Multi-Course Menu
- Freshly Caught Seafood
Menu rotates with seasonal sourcing — ask Resortlife for the current shortlist.
When the kitchen serves
- monday
- Closed
- tuesday_to_sunday
- 18:30-22:30
Hours subject to resort operating calendar — confirm with a Resortlife specialist when booking.
Other restaurants at The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort
Other Japanese restaurants in the Maldives
North Ari AtollBy The Seaat Gili LankanfushiJapaneseÀ la CarteSurrounded by tropical jungle with sweeping ocean viewsView restaurant
North Ari AtollBanzaiat KandolhuJapaneseA La CarteView restaurant
North Malé AtollMadi Hiyaaat Banyan Tree VabbinfaruJapaneseÀ la carteView restaurant
North Malé AtollTsukiat Coco Bodu HithiJapaneseA La CarteView restaurant
North Ari AtollKaikaat Constance HalaveliJapaneseSushi BarView restaurant
The The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort experience
The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort sits on a coral island in Baa Atoll — the Maldives' first UNESCO Biosphere Reserve — and its location is the single strongest reason to book it. Baa Atoll holds over 250 coral species and one of the largest concentrations of manta rays and whale sharks anywhere in the world…
Getting there
The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort is reached by seaplane (30 min) from Velana International Airport (MLE).
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 The Pearl
What cuisine does The Pearl serve?
The Pearl at The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort serves Japanese in a signature overwater japanese dining format, set overwater. The menu rotates with seasonal sourcing — Resortlife can share current dishes on request.Do I need to reserve a table at The Pearl?
Yes — reservations are required at The Pearl, typically booked in-resort the day before. Resortlife can flag preferred slots to the resort before your arrival when you book the stay through us.Is there a dress code at The Pearl?
The Pearl operates a casual dress code. Most Maldivian resort dining errs on smart-casual after sunset; pack accordingly.What are the must-try dishes at The Pearl?
Kaiseki Multi-Course Menu, Freshly Caught Seafood. Sourcing varies by season — ask the maître d' on arrival for the current pick.Is The Pearl included in resort meal plans?
Inclusion depends on the board basis you book — full-board (FB) and all-inclusive (AI) packages at The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort cover the main resort restaurants, while specialty venues like The Pearl sometimes carry a per-cover supplement or sit on a paid dine-around credit. Resortlife confirms the current inclusion rules at quote.
Reserve at The Pearl
Specialty restaurants at The Westin Maldives Miriandhoo Resort 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.