Sofia Vergara stuns in chic black look as she goes on a dinner date with new boyfriend Justin Saliman in Malibu

Sofia Vergara stunned as she stepped out for dinner with her boyfriend Justin Saliman in Malibu on Saturday.

The actress, who is finishing up some last-minute shopping, showed off her figure in a figure-hugging black leather skirt and matching turtleneck as she grabbed dinner at Nobu.

The 51-year-old Modern Family star highlighted her toned legs by wearing high-heeled strappy sandals.

She draped a black wool coat around her shoulders and carried a black shoulder bag with a metal and leather chain.

The America's Got Talent judge styled her brown hair straight and added a pop of color with a bold red lip.

As for Justin, the orthopedic surgeon looked dapper in a white shirt with cocoa-colored pants and brown leather ankle boots.

The doctor stayed warm in a black wool coat.

The pair were later seen laughing together as they drove away in Saliman's luxury car.

The countdown has begun for the debut of Sofia's passion project.

Griselda debuts on Netflix on January 25. The Emmy nominee plays real-life drug cartel leader Griselda Blanco in the six-episode series.

The actress and producer spent ten years investigating the Colombian native who built a huge drug empire in Miami in the 1970s and 1980s.

In an interview with Mituexplains the Alma Award nominee: 'This was a very long process for me.'

The Hot Pursuit star enjoyed the company of her new boyfriend, Justin Saliman, for a delicious meal at Nobu. The orthopedic surgeon looked dapper in a white shirt with cocoa-colored pants and brown leather ankle boots

The pair were later seen laughing together as they drove away in Saliman's luxury car

The countdown has begun for the debut of Sofia's passion project. Griselda debuts on Netflix on January 25. The Emmy nominee plays real-life drug cartel leader Griselda Blanco in the six-episode series

“One time I was on a plane and I read something in a magazine about this Colombian woman, even though I grew up in Colombia in the '70s and '80s, I had never heard of her.”

The talented star said she pursued the project because “As a Latin woman, and someone who looks like me, there aren't many projects that are perfect for me,” adding, “I thought this was a role I would can play. '

Some Sofia fans are upset about this project, noting that the show will perpetuate stereotypes. 'Can we stop the shows that normalize narco culture? They are only encouraging hatred, violence and bad reputation in Latin America,” one follower asked.

Another seemed to see it in the same light as Sofia, who held on. 'I'm happy to see a Colombiana playing a Colombiana.'