SAKURAN AT MISS FISH

An immersive night of Japanese dining, performance & after-dark energy.

July 17th, 2026

For one night, Miss Fish transforms into a living stage of movement, sound, and flavor — where dinner and performance unfold together in a seamless, evolving experience.

THE NIGHT

This is not a show with dinner on the side. From the first course to the final performance, every element of the evening moves together — the food, the music, the bodies in motion, the atmosphere in the room. SAKURAN builds slowly, then fully. What begins as something intimate quietly becomes something you won’t stop thinking about.

IN COLLABORATION WITH

The aesthetic and visual world of SAKURAN is shaped in collaboration with fashion designer Mauricio Alpizar — bringing together culinary artistry, wearable art, live performance, and immersive design into one cohesive sensory experience. Where the kitchen meets the stage, and fashion meets the table.

WHAT HAPPENS IN THE ROOM

Four distinct performances. One room. Everything unfolding around you.

Geisha-Inspired Dance

Deliberate. Precise. Present. Performers move through the space — not on a stage, but among the tables.

Live Body Art

Art made in real time, in the room. Ink on skin, watch as it becomes something.

Samurai Performance

Sharp, tense, unexpected. A shift in the energy of the entire room.

Live Musicians

Sound that shapes the night from the first course to the last song. Everything is part of the evening.

AN ELEVATED DINING EXPERIENCE

Crafted for the occasion by Chef Carlos Barvo and the Miss Fish culinary team, SAKURAN presents a curated multi-course menu inspired by the Japanese film Sakuran — a dining journey built to move with the rhythm of the night. What begins as an intimate, omakase-style experience gradually opens as the evening evolves: music rises, performances shift, and the room comes fully alive.