🍣 Sushi Guide 2025

Best Sushi Restaurants in America

From high-end omakase to neighborhood gems, discover the best sushi spots in every major city.

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Find the Best Sushi By City

πŸ—½ New York City

World-class omakase and legendary sushi counters rival Tokyo itself.

🌴 Los Angeles

Fresh Pacific fish and innovative California-style rolls.

πŸŒ‰ San Francisco

Sustainable sushi and innovative Japanese-California fusion.

πŸ™οΈ Chicago

Hidden omakase gems and upscale sushi in the Midwest.

🌊 Miami

Trendy sushi spots with Latin-Asian fusion influences.

🎰 Las Vegas

Celebrity chef sushi and high-roller omakase experiences.

🌲 Seattle

Pacific Northwest freshness with Japanese tradition.

🎸 Austin

Creative sushi scene with Texas-sized portions.

πŸ”οΈ Denver

Surprisingly excellent sushi scene in the Rockies.

🦞 Boston

Fresh Atlantic fish and traditional sushi craftsmanship.

πŸ‘ Atlanta

Southern hospitality meets Japanese precision.

πŸš€ Houston

Diverse sushi scene in America's most diverse city.

β›ͺ Dallas

Upscale sushi and trendy Japanese concepts.

🌲 Portland

Farm-to-table meets ocean-to-table sushi philosophy.

πŸ–οΈ San Diego

Coastal sushi with Baja California influences.

🌡 Phoenix

Desert oasis for quality sushi lovers.

πŸ”” Philadelphia

Classic sushi bars and BYOB omakase gems.

🎡 Nashville

Music City's growing Japanese food scene.

⚜️ New Orleans

Unique Cajun-Japanese fusion sushi creations.

πŸ›οΈ Washington DC

Power lunch sushi and diplomatic-grade omakase.

🍣 Sushi Ordering Guide

Omakase ("I leave it to you") is a chef's tasting menu, typically 15-20 courses of the best fish available. Expect to pay $100-$500+ per person at top spots.

Nigiri is hand-pressed rice topped with fish. Traditional sushi purists prefer this simple, classic style.

Sashimi is just the fish, no rice. Great for low-carb diners or those who want to taste pure fish quality.

Maki rolls are the most common style in Americaβ€”fish, vegetables, and rice wrapped in seaweed.

Sushi Tips & Etiquette

πŸ₯’ How to Eat Nigiri

Flip it fish-side down into soy sauce (lightly!). The rice should never touch the soy. Eat in one bite.

πŸƒ Ginger is a Palate Cleanser

Eat ginger between different types of fish, not on top of your sushi. It refreshes your palate.

πŸ’° Lunch Omakase Deals

Many high-end spots offer lunch omakase at 40-50% off dinner prices. Same chef, same fish, lower cost.

πŸ“… Best Days for Fresh Fish

Tuesday-Thursday often have the freshest fish. Monday can be older weekend stock; Friday/Saturday may be picked over.