RED PROJECT SUSHI MADRID

RED PROJECT SUSHI MADRID is a Madrid venue with limited verified public detail beyond its opening schedule and dress code. That makes the practical way to assess it straightforward: start with timing, then decide whether to confirm details directly before you build a meal around it. The venue is closed Monday and Tuesday, open Wednesday through Sunday from 1–4 PM and 8–11:30 PM. Those windows give it a clear midday-and-evening rhythm across the latter part of the week, but they also mean it will not solve an early-week dining gap if your plans fall on Monday or Tuesday.

Because verified details on price, menu format, chef, signature dishes, service style, other specifics are not available here, treat it as a venue to confirm directly rather than one to plan around based on assumptions. In practical terms, that means avoiding decisions based on imagined offerings, expected spend, or a presumed style of service. Smart casual dress is the verified guidance, so it is the safest standard to use when preparing for a visit without over-reading the venue's positioning.

Book for Madrid timing, not unverified extras

The recommendation depends on whether the Wednesday-to-Sunday midday or dinner hours fit your plan. If they do, RED PROJECT SUSHI MADRID can be considered as a Madrid option to investigate further; if they do not, the limited public detail makes it harder to justify reshaping an itinerary around it. If you are comparing options across the city, use Our full Madrid restaurants guide, then cross-check hotel, bar, winery, experience options through Our full Madrid hotels guide, Our full Madrid bars guide, Our full Madrid wineries guide, Our full Madrid experiences guide.

For broader dining comparisons, consider other Madrid options such as Mudrá, Noi, Noi Restaurante, Pelotari, or Taberna Pedraza. Those names are useful reference points when you are building a wider shortlist and deciding which venues merit direct follow-up. RED PROJECT SUSHI MADRID is best evaluated on the verified basics available: Madrid location, smart casual dress, its Wednesday-to-Sunday midday and dinner schedule. Anything beyond those points should be checked with the venue itself, especially if the meal needs to meet a particular budget, format, pace, or occasion.

Where it fits in a Madrid shortlist

This is not a venue to frame around unverified awards, prices, menu details, or a specific service format. Its role in a Madrid shortlist is therefore more conditional than descriptive: it belongs when the city works for your plans, the smart casual dress code suits the outing, the verified midday or dinner hours align with the rest of the day. Keep it on a shortlist when its Madrid location and published hours work for your itinerary, confirm any meal-specific details directly before committing. That confirmation step is the difference between using the available information responsibly and filling in gaps with assumptions.