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Kappo roann 割烹櫓杏
Tsim Sha Tsui
Japanese •
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Tsim Sha Tsui • Japanese
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5.5/6
5.5/6
Kaika Sushi & Teppanyaki 海賀
Tsim Sha Tsui
Japanese •
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Tsim Sha Tsui • Japanese
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4.7/6
4.7/6
Uehara 植原
Causeway Bay
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Causeway Bay • Japanese
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5.2/6
5.2/6
Sushi Sase 鮨 佐瀬
Central
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Central • Japanese
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4.9/6
4.9/6
Sushi Hare 鮨 晴
Sheung Wan
Sushi •
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Sheung Wan • Sushi
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5.9/6
5.9/6
Kyozasa Restaurant 京笹居酒屋
Tsim Sha Tsui
Japanese •
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Tsim Sha Tsui • Japanese
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5.3/6
5.3/6
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Hong Kong’s sushi is truly a cut above the rest
Sushi is a delight to behold, as well as to eat – beautifully presented, symmetrical and extremely pleasing on the eye, it truly ticks all the boxes when it comes to ‘food porn’ and Instagram-worthy eats. Not only is it healthy and nutritious but who knew that mouthful-sized pieces of rice, seaweed, fish, vegetables, fruit and more could taste so good? Whether you love standard sushi rolls such as norimaki stuffed with ingredients such as crab, avocado or shrimp, if you love thinly-sliced raw salmon or tuna by the name of sashimi, or if you prefer hand-held seaweed cones like temaki stuffed with salmon, cucumber and carrot, Hong Kong’s sushi restaurants will sure provide. - 2.
From fine dining to quick eats, Hong Kong’s sushi restaurants have it all
If you feel like some fresh seafood head to Good Take Teppanyaki at the Sino Cheer Plaza in Jordan for New Zealand mussels, fresh and smoked salmon, soft shell crab, and seared eel. Want to experience your food being prepared right in front of you? Watch the chefs working speedily right before your very eyes at Mikasaya Sushi Restaurant in Tsim Sha Tsui. For a modern spin on ancient recipes, we highly recommend trying out Jan Jan Kushikatsu in Wan Chai. Otherwise, BON Japanese Yakitori Bar located in Tsim Sha Tsui is a chic location to start your night out, with lots of small sushi plates accompanied by a delectable drinks menu with stunning views of the harbour. One thing’s for sure, no matter where you go you will be sure to enjoy spectacular Japanese cuisine at Hong Kong’s sushi spots. - 3.
Seeking out Hong Kong’s finest sushi joints with Quandoo
So we’ve established that you want to dine on plates upon plates of norimaki, sashimi, nigiri, temaki, uramaki, and more at sushi restaurants in Hong Kong, but how will you decide where to eat?! As you can see, sushi in Hong Kong is endlessly popular, so you’ll be faced with an awful lot options that could make decision-making extremely tricky, depending on how indecisive you can be. If you’re like us, the sheer effort of picking a restaurant will scare you into making a rapid choice that you may regret once you sit down to eat. So thankfully, Quandoo is here to prevent that dreadful eventuality becoming a reality! Quandoo will help you find the perfect sushi in Hong Kong in just a few short clicks. All you have to do is filter by price range, cuisine, and location and our intuitive filters will send back a host of options that suit your exact needs. With a handy app available on iOS and Android, as well as an excellent desktop site, all your Hong Kong sushi cravings are about to be quenched!
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