Denver might be landlocked, but modern logistics mean fresh fish arrives daily. The city's growing food scene has attracted talented sushi chefs, and you'll find quality from upscale RiNo spots to suburban gems.
High-End Omakase ($100+)
Sushi Den
Denver's sushi godfather since 1984. Fish flown from brother's Tokyo fish market.
Izakaya Den
Sushi Den's sister spot. Creative Japanese with omakase upstairs.
Uchi Denver
Austin's legendary Uchi comes to Denver. Creative Japanese excellence.
Mid-Range Excellence ($40-$80)
Sushi Ronin
Approachable omakase with creative preparations. Great date spot.
Kitsune
Modern Japanese with solid sushi. Fun atmosphere.
Hapa Sushi
Local mini-chain with consistent quality and creative rolls.
Affordable Gems (Under $40)
Sushi Train
Fun conveyor belt sushi. Grab plates as they pass—fresh and affordable.
Mizu Izakaya
Great happy hour and solid sushi in the arts district.
Okinawa
Suburban gem with fresh fish and friendly service.