An overhead view of beautifully arranged sushi and sashimi platters. Two pairs of chopsticks pick up pieces, with a beer glass on a wooden table.

A variety of plates of food on a wooden table

A blonde woman eats sushi with chopsticks, smiling at her male companion, seen from behind. They are dining at a modern restaurant with drinks on the table.

Eight tuna maki sushi rolls beautifully plated with shredded cabbage, orange sauce, radish slices, and colorful edible flowers on a white dish atop wood.

A smiling bartender pours a drink for a man and woman sitting at a stylish bar counter with wooden shelves filled with bottles.

A vibrant Japanese bento box filled with sushi, sashimi, seaweed salad, bean sprouts, edamame, and garnished with flowers on a wooden surface.

A white plate with a variety of food on it

A white plate holds artfully arranged tuna and salmon sashimi, garnished with white radish, sprouts, purple sprigs, and daisies, on a wooden surface.

Rōpu Sushi Bar

The art of sushi in Verbier

Location: Verbier

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A taste of Japan has arrived in Verbier. Hidden inside the lounge of Hotel Cordée des Alpes, Rōpu Sushi Bar ロープ blends alpine charm with Japanese precision. Here, fresh fish meets mountain air - an unexpected harmony that feels both refined and relaxed.

Watch the sushi chefs at work as they slice, roll, and press each piece to perfection. Enjoy a few plates at the counter, share a selection with friends, or take it away to your chalet. Everything is prepared à la minute: maki, nigiri, sashimi, tempura shrimp, and signature rolls featuring Swiss alpine fish and herbs.

Rōpu (meaning “Cordée” in Japanese) is part of the hotel’s restaurant family, offering a new way to dine in Verbier - casual, elegant, and deliciously fresh. No reservation needed: it’s first come, first served. Take-away orders can be placed online for convenience.

Whether you’re looking for the best sushi in Verbier, a cosy dinner after skiing, or a take-away feast to share, Rōpu is Verbier’s new address for alpine evenings with a Japanese twist.

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