Picanha Fusion Roll
A revival nod to the Brazilian-meets-Japanese signature.
SignatureA bold revival of Nibiru's original Japanese-Brazilian identity — sushi with picanha, poke bowls, hot dishes, vegan rolls and cocktails built for long Ibiza nights.
Japanese technique with Brazilian personality.
A signature crossover that made the brand distinctive.
Fresh bowls, vegan uramaki, gyoza and lighter options.
Caipirinha energy, wine, beer and late-night drinks.
Historical profiles described Nibiru as a fusion concept run by Brazilian owners, mixing Japanese sushi craft with Brazilian flavours. That combination — rather than strict traditionalism — gave the brand its character in Ibiza Town.
Rolls, hot dishes and poke focused on flavour and creativity.
Picanha-style sushi and caipirinha references created a recognisable edge.
Dine-in, takeaway, delivery and late dinner matched island rhythm.
Nibiru's strongest identity was the contrast between Japanese technique, Brazilian flavour and Ibiza nightlife. A relaunch should lean into bold plating, tropical acidity, fresh fish, grilled meat and a late-night atmosphere.
Historical reviews repeatedly mention the cocktail programme, with caipirinha standing out as a memorable Brazilian touch.
The natural Brazilian anchor.
Fresh and bright for warm evenings.
Compact, cold and sushi-friendly.
Citrus, herbs and fruit without alcohol.
The former Nibiru was associated with Carrer de Canàries 38 in Ibiza Town, phone +34 602 57 67 61, Japanese-Brazilian fusion, delivery, takeaway and cocktails. Recent directories now mark it permanently closed.
07800 Eivissa — historical only.
Historical reference until a new operator is verified.
Sushi, poke, hot dishes, vegan rolls and cocktails.
Do not publish active hours or Restaurant schema yet.
This front-end form is a concept for a future operator, investor or pop-up collaboration.
Historical listings describe Japanese-Brazilian fusion with sushi, poke bowls, hot dishes, vegan rolls, picanha-style sushi and cocktails.
Carrer de Canàries, 38, 07800 Eivissa, near Plaza Abel Matutes.
Recent restaurant directories mark the former restaurant as permanently closed. Older listings still show hours, so those should not be treated as current.
Archived sources mention uramaki, ceviche rolls, sashimi, nigiri, temaki, tempura, poke, vegan sushi, gyoza, hot dishes and sushi combinations.
No. Keep it as historical text until a current operating restaurant is independently verified.