Blùa Fish Restaurant
Pairs the Adriatic catch with a Japanese section, which few in the city attempt.
Seafood Kitchen with a Private Zone and Kids Area
Blua runs two operations in one: Adriatic fish handled the Albanian way, and a Japanese counter working the same raw material. That pairing is uncommon in Tiran…Blua runs two operations in one: Adriatic fish handled the Albanian way, and a Japanese counter working the same raw material. That pairing is uncommon in Tirana, where sushi generally comes from dedicated Japanese places rather than sitting on a menu beside grilled sea bass.
Features
Type
Seafood
Price
$$ Mid-range
Schedule
Daily
Payment
Cards accepted
FAQ
Does Blua serve sushi as well as Albanian fish?
Yes, and that combination is unusual here. Most Tirana sushi comes from dedicated Japanese restaurants, so having a Japanese counter beside grilled Adriatic sea bass on one menu is genuinely rare in the city.
Is Blua suitable for children?
Yes, there is space set aside for them, which is uncommon in the capital's fish restaurants. Combined with the enclosed area for larger parties, it is one of the few places in this category built with families in mind.
Can I book a private space for a celebration?
Yes, a separate enclosed area can be taken for a group. It is used for birthdays and similar occasions, so it is worth asking about early if your dates fall at a weekend.
Where is Blua in relation to the city centre?
Near Selvia, a short walk from the middle of Tirana rather than out in the suburbs. That keeps it reachable on foot from central accommodation while sitting away from the busiest Blloku streets.
Is Blua a quiet dinner spot or a lively one?
Lively. The room is arranged around groups and celebrations rather than couples, so for a quiet meal the smaller fish kitchens in the centre suit better. That is a description of the format, not a criticism of it.
