You can now order Kanji by 3Fils on Deliveroo
Why? Dishes are fresh, and we mean super fresh. Your chosen menu options are prepared in front of you, using only the best ingredients to bring you delicious and great value plates, like its incredible sushi for example, to the table.
And its delivery service, Kanji, ensures you can enjoy the high-quality dishes you love from 3Fils, in the comfort of your own home.
Committed to offering an exceptional restaurant experience the restaurant is repeatedly known for, Kanji translates everything you love about Japanese inspired venue with its premium delivery experience.
Every order is expertly packed, so whether you're craving a sushi platter or a selection of signature dishes, Kanji will deliver and serve all of your sushi cravings as if you're sitting inside its Jumeirah Fishing Harbour's venue.
And now there are even more reasons to love 3Fils: you can enjoy all of your favourites directly to your doorstep through Kanji, with Deliveroo.
So that means you can dig into 3Fils's melt-in-your-mouth salmon nigiri, Dragon maki roll, and its best seller, the O.G. (stir-fried Indomie noodles, sautéed with spicy beef chorizo strips, snap peas, and asparagus) even faster.
What's more, Deliveroo offers a wide delivery radius, so there are even more chances to get your 3Fils fix.
Order your favorite 3Fils dishes from Kanji on Deliveroo today and enjoy fresh sushi at home.
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