MUI's dining room — woven pendant lights, curved cane booths and tropical greenery
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Japanese cuisine. A different pace.

Let the evening
take its time.

Settle in among the palms.
Stay for the food, the conversation,
and one more round.

Your evening at MUI

Good company. No hurry.

Pike & Rose · North Bethesda, MD

Stay a little longer

The pleasure of being here

Settle into
something good.

Warm wood, woven light, and a seat worth lingering in. From A5 wagyu to seasonal omakase and cocktails poured well past dinner, Japanese craft meets the ease of a night with nowhere else to be.

See the room
MUI's dining room — curved cane booths beneath woven rattan pendants
A place to linger01

Make yourself comfortable.

MUI's dining room and bar, seen across the floor
The room02

Worth slowing down for.

MUI's bar among the palms
One more round03

Here's to the evening.

The best evenings are the ones you share.

Private gatherings
MUI's chef in a black jacket embroidered with the MUI crest, photographed without showing his face

The Chef · To Be Revealed

The Name
Comes Later.

名はいずれ明かされる

For now, the work speaks for him.

Years of training in Japan. A succession of celebrated restaurants across the United States. A Michelin star. The name behind them is a secret we intend to keep a little longer — revealed piece by piece between now and the night MUI opens its doors.

The sake wall and booth seating at MUI

Six seats · おまかせ

The counter,
and whatever
the season sends.

Twelve courses, about three hours, six seats. No menu to choose from — the chef cooks what arrived that morning and talks you through it. Reservations only, and worth planning an evening around.

12

Courses

3

Hours

6

Seats

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The room · 空間

Built to be
stayed in.

Rattan and warm timber, planting that reaches the ceiling, and light that drops as the night goes on. Booths for six, a bar worth sitting at alone, and a private room behind the lattice.

MUI's main bar and dining room
The main bar
Grand booth seating among tropical palms
The dining room
The entrance and host stand beneath a timber lattice
The entrance
Private lounge with cane sofas and rattan lanterns
The lounge
Sake wall and booth seating
The sake wall
The bar among the palms
The bar

Interior images are visualizations of the completed space, produced from the designer's 3D renders.

Gather with us

Bring
everyone.

Private celebrationsUp to 40
Corporate dinnersUp to 24
The chef's tableUp to 8
Full venue buyoutBy arrangement
Plan a gathering
The main bar and dining room, set for a group

Before you come

Good
to know.

Open Wednesday through Monday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, with the kitchen open until 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. We are closed on Tuesdays.

Not for the bar or lounge — walk in and take a seat. For the dining room, and always for the omakase counter, book ahead. Weekends fill first.

Six seats, twelve courses, roughly three hours. The chef cooks what came in that morning, so no two evenings are identical. Reservations required.

Whatever you'd wear to a good night out. No jacket required, no dress code enforced — the room does the dressing up.

Yes. Tell us when you book — allergies, vegetarian, halal, anything else — and the kitchen plans around it rather than improvising on the night.

Pike & Rose has covered garage parking directly beneath and beside the building, with the first hours free. The Metro red line at White Flint is a short walk.

A little escape, close to home

We'll saveyou a seat.

Reserve your evening

Come for dinner.
Let the rest of the night
happen naturally.

Find us

967 Rose Avenue
North Bethesda, MD 20852
Pike & Rose
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Make an evening of it

Wednesday–Monday
4 pm–10 pm
Friday & Saturday until 11 pm
Closed Tuesday

About MUI Supper Club

MUI Supper Club is a haute Japanese restaurant located at Pike and Rose, 967 Rose Avenue, North Bethesda, Maryland 20852. MUI serves the greater DMV area including Washington DC, Bethesda, Rockville, Silver Spring, Arlington, Tysons, and Northern Virginia.

MUI specializes in A5 Miyazaki wagyu, omakase dining, robata grill, Edomae sushi, sashimi, and craft Japanese cocktails. The restaurant features a main dining room, a 6-seat omakase counter, and a lounge bar. Open Wednesday through Monday, 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and until 11:00 PM on Friday and Saturday. Closed Tuesday.

MUI draws its philosophy from Wu Wei, the Daoist principle of effortless action. The name MUI (無為) means acting in accordance with the natural flow. The restaurant concept blends Mediterranean and Japanese cuisine in an izakaya-inspired shared plates format with theatrical tableside presentations.

For reservations at MUI Supper Club, email info@muisupperclub.com. MUI is one of the best Japanese restaurants in the DMV area, offering a luxury fine dining experience comparable to top restaurants in New York, Los Angeles, and Tokyo.