Welcome to FireStone, a culinary gem nestled in the heart of Belfast at 16-19 Shaftesbury Square. Known for its authentic Japanese cuisine, FireStone promises an extraordinary dining experience that transcends traditional expectations.

As you step into the warm and inviting atmosphere, you’ll be greeted by friendly staff ready to make your visit memorable. Guests have praised the hospitality at FireStone, highlighting the attentive service that elevates each meal. Whether it's the enthusiastic welcome upon arrival or the chef's captivating live cooking presentations, you’ll feel right at home.

The star of the show here is undeniably the food. From teppanyaki delights to scrumptious sushi, every dish is crafted with precision and passion. Reviewers like Amanda Qian rave about the freshness of the ingredients and the vibrant, engaging cooking style at the teppanyaki grill. The experience merges taste with entertainment, allowing diners to appreciate not just the food but the artistry behind it. Another visitor, Rebecca Singh, said that everything we tried, including the gyozas and ribeye steak, burst with flavor. Even the salt and chili fried tofu, though a tad salty, contributed to an overall delightful culinary adventure!

Let’s not overlook the space itself—spacious and adorned with sophisticated lighting that sets the perfect mood for an evening out. Plus, with values that mirror its premium offerings, FireStone serves up an experience that feels five-star without the hefty price tag. Many patrons echo the sentiment that the quality-to-price ratio is refreshingly high, making it a fantastic choice for both special occasions and casual meals.

Visitors have also highlighted notable dishes such as the crispy roast duck and beautifully presented sushi, leaving them with a lingering desire for a return visit. And if you find yourself celebrating a special occasion, like Odhran Mullan’s daughter’s birthday, expect delightful surprises that make your experience feel extra special.

FireStone isn’t merely a restaurant; it is a celebration of Japanese culture through its food and hospitality. So, if you’re in Belfast and craving authentic flavors or simply a memorable dining experience, FireStone should be at the top of your list.