Sushi Bars Restaurants in United States

Sure, With a name like Batter’d & Fried Boston Seafood House you can expect the best New England Seafood you’ll find south of the Mason-Dixon Line, but did you know Read more...

Eiko’s delivers imaginative twists on traditional Japanese cuisine. Our vision for the menu combines modern and authentic traditional Japanese cuisine including seasonal, fresh sustainable fish and ingredients delivered daily from Read more...

Fujiyama Sushi & Hibachi is more than just a meal out — it’s a dining experience. Here you’ll find fresh, carefully crafted sushi and sashimi, with possibilities for every taste. Read more...

Katsuya is the Los Angeles Times Readers’ Choice “Best Sushi Restaurant” in Southern California and one of OpenTable’s “50 Hottest Restaurants in the U.S.” Featuring the dynamic pairing of Master Read more...

Kusa Nori is a modern Japanese restaurant complete with a sushi bar and teppanyaki grills. The restaurant serves classic and innovative dishes from Japan including yakitori and teppanyaki creations, plus Read more...

One of the most acclaimed dining spots in Southern Nevada, Marssa Steak & Sushi boasts a mix of extraordinary food, signature hand crafted cocktails and an enchanting ambiance. Marssa delivers Read more...

21 floors above Downtown LA’s Financial District floats one of the most unique restaurant concepts Southern California has ever experienced. Takami Sushi & Robata Restaurant serves the highest quality Sushi, Read more...

Japanese owned and operated. Contemporary Authentic Japanese Cuisine Specializing In Sushi, Including All-You-Can-Eat Options.   All you can eat sushi prices – Updated 11/23/2023 Lunch: 25.98 Dinner: 29.98 Kids: 15.98 Read more...

When you dine at Ray’s in the City, you will find a selection of the freshest seafood, hand cut steaks and made to order sushi. We are always proud to Read more...

KUSAKABE is the first pioneer restaurant that only serves “Omakase”, or Chef’s choice tasting menu in San Francisco.  There is a proverb that has spread in East Asia called “温故知新”.  Read more...