Osaka Sushi Restaurants (47)

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Hozenji Sushidokoro Nakatani

With more than 10 years of experience working at prestigious sushi establishments in Tokyo and Osaka, Hiroyuki Nakatani brings an accessible approach to omakase at his eponymous restaurant.

Dinner: $279.90-287.08
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Sushi mahoroba

A cozy sushi bar that opens until 3 am along Osaka’s neon-lit shopping arcade. Come here for a masterclass in nigiri and a thesis on how sushi can be the appropriate late-night grub.

Lunch: $78.95-157.89
Dinner: $78.95-157.89
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Elegant Japanese sushi bar with minimalist design and traditional decor
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Sushi Taiga

After proving his talents at a two-star Michelin restaurant in Singapore, Chef Taiga Kanekuni opened Sushi Taiga in Osaka, serving sushi using fresh fish in harmony with his red and white-vinegared rice. English and Chinese service available.

Dinner: $215.31-222.49
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Elegant sushi presentation with wine and lobster
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XEX WEST aburiyaki & sushi An

There are plenty of fine-dining concepts in Osaka, but this sprawling sculptural space on the top floor of Osaka’s Herbis Ent headlines the scene, offering the best sushi and charcoal-grilled dishes the city has to offer.

Lunch: $57.42-71.77
Dinner: $129.19-143.54
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Kitashinchi Sushi Shiorian Yamashiro

Kanto meets Kansai. With three consecutive Michelin Stars under its belt, famed Ginza sushi restaurant Shiorian Yamashiro brings its Edomae-style sushi to Osaka, taking with it a dedication to excellence in sushi and customer satisfaction.

Dinner: $179.43-502.39
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Sushi Misuji Nakanoshima Festival Tower West

This Osaka mainstay has its chefs express their love through sushi, using a nigiri-molding technique grounded in 170 years of history to deliver Edomae tradition to Kansai.

Lunch: $43.06-86.12
Dinner: $50.24-129.19
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Daiki Suisan Sushi Seminar Dotonbori

The promise of fresh fish draws diners into this famous conveyor belt sushi restaurant, where the making and eating of sushi is its own art form.

Lunch: $28.71-35.89
Dinner: $28.71-35.89
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Sushi Shiorian Yamashiro Namba

Sushi Shiorian Yamashiro hails from its Tokyo home to the high-paced Namba in Osaka, where the sushi chef isn’t afraid to bring international touches to Edomae sushi.

Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Umeda Sushi Miyagawa

Fine Edomae sushi in Osaka’s downtown district of Umeda. Sushi Miyagawa makes a journey to the west from its home in Shinjuku, to the delight of Kansai sushi lovers.

Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Kitashinchi Sushi Tsu

Sushi Tsu, located in Osaka’s fashionable Kitashinchi district, takes the best of the Kansai and Edomae styles of sushi and puts them together to make a style of sushi that is all its own. Tiffany & Co tableware lends an extra touch of luxury.

Dinner: $107.66-215.31
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Osaka Kyobashi Sushi Kuroshio Kaiko

A crucial vertebra in the backbone of Ehime Prefecture’s fishing industry, Ainan Town’s famously fresh seafood is transformed into Edomae-style sushi here at the Kyobashi branch of this Michelin-starred restaurant.

Dinner: $107.66-215.31
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Kitashinchi Sushi Tempura Iwai

A single meal nets diners at this Kitashinchi sushi and tempura restaurant a masterclass in two Japanese culinary traditions. Edomae-style nigiri and other small plates set the stage for the satisfying crunch of tempura, fried to perfection.

Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Assorted sushi platter with vibrant seafood selection
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Kitashinchi Mitsutoki

A splendid interior, creative presentation, and thoughtful customization set this Osaka restaurant apart from the highly competitive Kitashinchi eatery scene.

Dinner: $143.54-179.43
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Sushi Haku

Setting a new standard of service in Osaka’s sushi scene, former Michelin-selected Sushi Haku heightens nigiri to a highly codified art form, using Japan’s four seasons to shape its exceptional degustation.

Lunch: $57.42-165.07
Dinner: $57.42-165.07
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Matsuzushi

Reservation for the one-star Michelin restaurant can be tough to score, but Yohei Tanigawa’s flawlessly executed Edomae-style sushi — freshly delivered from Osaka Bay — is worth the effort.

Lunch: $143.54-251.20
Dinner: $143.54-251.20
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Delicious sushi topped with marbled Wagyu beef
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Sushi Sanshin

Owner-chef Yoshitaka Ishibuchi adheres to traditional Edomae techniques and specially-grown rice to craft delectable sushi suiting modern palates, earning Sushi Sanshin one Michelin Star.

Lunch: $143.54-208.13
Dinner: $143.54-208.13
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Sushi Yuden

With one Michelin Star and a devoted clientele, Sushi Yuden is a purveyor of warm hospitality and exquisite Edomae sushi made from fresh seasonal seafood personally picked by owner-chef Nishimura Yuya.

Dinner: $71.77-200.96
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Sushidokoro Kurosugi

Edomae sushi made with the simple formula of subtraction by none other than Kurosugi Akihiro, whose friendly disposition and authenticity earn him a Michelin feature.

Lunch: $43.06-57.42
Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Sushi Acta

Give your tastebuds an in-depth experience at this intimate sushi restaurant, where you are seated at a seven-seat counter while sushi chefs craft dishes by hand in front of your eyes.

Dinner: $35.89-71.77
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Sushi Akazu Shinsaibashi

Though a small army of regulars fill its reservation list, charismatic service and unparalleled freshness make Sushi Akazu’s Shinsaibashi branch a must-visit destination — if you can secure a spot at its counter.

Lunch: $107.66-143.54
Dinner: $107.66-143.54
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Sushitsune

Some restaurants follow history — Sushitsune forges it. The birthplace of pressed mackerel sushi, known as battera, was revived when the fourth owner-chef reopened the store in 2016 after a near three-decade closure.

Lunch: $14.35-21.53
Dinner: $28.71-86.12
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Sushi Ohata

Careful blends of red and white vinegar will surprise even the most seasoned sushi veterans at this Osaka sushi shop, which riffs on the traditions of Tokyo.

Dinner: $107.66-143.54
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Sushi Hoshiyama

Tokyo-style sushi is done to perfection at this Michelin-starred Osaka sushiya.

Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Sushiroku

Enjoy fresh-caught fish, straight from the market, at this Michelin-starred sushiya in Osaka.

Dinner: $107.66-143.54
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Sushi Murakami Jiro

Mouthwatering tuna, expert nigiri, carefully calculated rice — a holy trinity of fine sushi dining!

Dinner: $215.31-287.08
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Sushi Harasho

Osaka’s leading sushi restaurant, where you can enjoy the craft in its purest form.

Lunch: $107.66-143.54
Dinner: $143.54-215.31
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Sushidokoro Kurosugi Shinkan

The name “shinkan” means to “pour my heart into every piece of sushi.” It’s why this in-demand sushi spot in Osaka tailors sushi to guests’ preferences despite its Michelin status.

Dinner: $71.77-107.66
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Sushi Toyotaka

This Shinsaibashi restaurant whisks patrons from Osaka’s busy streets to a serene and stylish atmosphere. High-quality seasonal ingredients and premium sake ensure that omakase sushi courses leave a long-lasting impression.

Dinner: $71.77-107.66
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How to reserve sushi restaurants in Osaka?

Advance reservations of sushi restaurants in Osaka can be made by directly calling the restaurant over the phone. However, depending on the restaurant, you might be faced with language barriers, which make it difficult to successfully make a reservation. One of the safest ways to secure a seat at a sushi restaurant in Osaka is the book ahead using an online platform. ByFood is one of the many websites that help foreigners to reserve restaurants, including sushi restaurants. Using filters, you can narrow down the different areas of Osaka that you would like to dine in, as well as the style of sushi restaurant. This will give you a range of sushi restaurant options in Osaka which you can select and directly reserve through the page dedicated to the restaurant of your choice. ByFood will contact the restaurant on your behalf and email you with a confirmation if your reservation is successful. You will also be contacted by email if the reservation fails.

Is a reservation required for sushi restaurants in Osaka?

High-end sushi restaurants in Osaka always require a reservation. In many cases, particularly at highly-rated sushi restaurants, they only have a few sittings or a limited number of seats. At some more casual sushi restaurants, it is not possible to make a reservation ahead, like at some conveyor belt sushi restaurants. Whether a reservation is required depends on the sushi restaurant.

What is the average cost of a meal at sushi restaurants in Osaka?

The average price for a sushi meal in Osaka is 2000 yen. This depends on the type of sushi restaurant, types of sushi available, and the quality of the ingredients. Sushi train style restaurants tend to be very affordable, while there are many high-class restaurants for sushi where you can watch the sushi chef at work from the counter seat, and it may cost you upwards of 5000 yen.

Sushi Restaurants in Osaka

Travelers to Osaka tend to think of takoyaki and okonomiyaki first when visiting the Kansai area. In a city that is so unashamedly proud of their eccentric and excitable food culture (and rightfully so), these signature local dishes are so undeniably morish! However, the amazing sushi restaurants in Osaka also deliver if you want to eat something more fresh and simple during a local dining experience. Seafood in Osaka is always of outstanding quality, meaning that of course the city’s sushi is always exceptional in its standard of freshness and flavor. After all, Osaka is a port city so it is no surprise that sushi culture runs through its veins.

With plenty of access to freshly caught fish and seafood, sushi restaurants in Osaka are well-equipped with plenty of different sushi options, no matter how you like to eat your sushi. Spanning from Osaka’s city hubs of Namba to Minami and beyond, you can find sushi experiences in Osaka scattered across different pockets of the city. Succulent, high-quality sushi in Osaka is the absolute dream! There are so many types of amazing sushi restaurants in Osaka, how could you choose? Let us help you out. Skip the queues and plan your sushi experience on byFood.

Find standing sushi restaurants in the bustling mainstreets of Dotombori, or hide away from the sites and enjoy sushi at an intimate conveyor belt sushi restaurant. Osaka can be seen as a little rambunctious, but if you are looking for an Osaka sushi restaurant that is a little more sophisticated, you could try one of the Michelin-starred restaurants in Osaka with sushi served omakase (chef’s choice) style. Prepared in front of you at an intimate counter seat restaurant, you could never forget a sushi experience like it!