Nobu - Caesars Atlantic City

Chic Japanese Dining Just Steps from the Atlantic City Boardwalk

Located inside Caesars Atlantic City, Nobu brings its world-famous blend of traditional Japanese cuisine and modern culinary flair to the heart of the Jersey Shore. With a sleek, upscale interior and dramatic lighting, Nobu offers an elevated dining experience just minutes from Atlantic City’s biggest concert venues. Whether you're grabbing a sushi roll before the show or settling in for a full omakase experience, Nobu is a stylish and convenient option for music fans looking to elevate their night out.

Why Concert-goers love it

Proximity is key: Nobu is right inside Caesars, making it an ideal stop before or after a show at the nearby Boardwalk Hall or other Atlantic City stages. The vibe is energetic but not overpowering, so you can enjoy your meal without shouting over the table. The menu features shareable plates and expertly prepared sushi that comes out quickly—perfect for squeezing in a bite before curtain call. The sleek bar also makes it easy to grab a pre-show cocktail or sake flight.

Who this Restaurant is great for

• Groups of friends looking to share small plates and make a night of it
• Solo travelers who want to treat themselves before a big show
• Couples planning a romantic concert weekend
• Fans who want a buzzy, high-end pre-show hangout
• Budget-conscious music lovers—though be prepared for premium pricing, some combo plates and happy hour deals offer solid value

What People Say

Reviewers on TripAdvisor and OpenTable rave about the excellent service, beautiful ambiance, and top-tier sushi. Many call it a must-visit for fans of the Nobu brand, while others love that it brings a cosmopolitan feel to Atlantic City. The black cod miso, yellowtail jalapeño, and rock shrimp tempura are among the most mentioned favorites. Diners also appreciate the attentive staff who help keep meals efficient for those heading to a show.

Areas for Improvement

As with many high-end spots, pricing is on the steep side, so it may not suit every pre-show budget. Some guests note that the dining room can get a bit loud during peak hours, and reservations are strongly recommended on concert nights to avoid long waits.

The Bottom Line

If you're looking to kick off your concert night with refined Japanese cuisine in a sleek, high-energy setting, Nobu delivers a memorable experience just steps from Atlantic City's top venues.