15 Best Sushi Restaurants in Rome

Mojito Sushi brings together Japanese food, Cuban colour and a lively cocktail-bar spirit on Via Padova. The atmosphere is playful, with colourful surroundings and upbeat background music, while the kitchen keeps service moving quickly.

It is a strong match for a relaxed evening with friends, especially if you want an all-you-can-eat menu paired with cocktails rather than a traditional, minimalist sushi setting.

GOKI Sushi Experience in San Paolo offers all-you-can-eat Japanese dining with a broad menu accessed through a tablet. The format makes it easy to explore many different dishes, while freshly prepared food and quick service keep the experience lively.

With more than 100 menu choices and dogs allowed, it works particularly well for groups, relaxed celebrations and diners who enjoy variety over a fixed tasting menu.

Nakama Sushi combines Japanese dining with an all-you-can-eat format near the Vatican walls on Via Rodi. Its sushi is presented with care, and the polished interior suits both family meals and relaxed evenings.

Lunch and dinner service runs daily, with takeaway also available, making it a flexible option when you want generous choice rather than a tightly structured tasting menu.

Fucina offers an all-you-can-eat sushi experience in a relaxed, cosy setting on Via Beverino. Its menu is broad, with dishes that feel more distinctive than the usual buffet standards, and the selection changes over time to encourage return visits.

Lunch pricing is listed at €19.90 from Monday to Thursday and €21.90 from Friday to Sunday, with a separate evening menu and children’s option.

Kimi Sushi Experience on Via della Lega Lombarda is built for generous, varied sushi meals, with almost 100 menu choices and an all-you-can-eat format. Fresh seafood, efficient service and portions suited to sharing make it a good fit for couples or groups who want to sample widely.

Online booking is available with immediate confirmation, which is especially useful for evenings and special occasions.

Kiko Sushi Bar presents an upscale Japanese dining experience beside Piazzale del Verano, with a minimalist setting, sushi-bar seating and a calm musical backdrop. Fresh seafood, generous sushi portions and discreet service suit a relaxed date or refined evening meal.

Delivery is also available through its deluxe delivery service, adding flexibility when dining out is not part of the plan.

Sushi e Noodles in Prati is a flexible Japanese dining choice for anyone wanting sushi alongside noodles and other warm dishes. The late evening schedule makes it useful after sightseeing or a show, while the menu includes options such as Wagyu nigiri, truffle shrimp tempura rolls and egg noodles.

Its rotating promotions, including a soup-season offer, add an extra reason to check the current menu.

Wasabi Sushi Concept combines a cosy atmosphere with carefully presented Japanese dishes and a few distinctive menu choices, including the Ebi Almond. Its all-you-can-eat format is available at €19.90 for lunch and €26.90 for dinner, while takeaway collection includes a 20% discount.

Dogs are welcome, making the restaurant suitable for couples, families and casual meals with a pet.

Chopstick Parioli is a Japanese restaurant known for fresh fish, generous portions and an all-you-can-eat format. Fast service and a clean dining room make it practical for groups, while the broad selection works well for mixed appetites.

Gluten-free diners also have several options, giving this Parioli address extra flexibility for shared meals where dietary needs matter.

Moè Sushi Portuense offers an elegant, relaxed setting for sushi lunches and dinners around Piazza Antonio Meucci. The menu is varied, with fresh salmon, carefully presented dishes and a polished service style that suits a date, family meal or occasion with friends.

Its sushi is also available for home delivery, extending the restaurant’s appeal beyond the dining room.

Ristorante EKISUSHI is a welcoming Japanese restaurant on Piazza Riccardo Balsamo Crivelli, with a clean, comfortable setting and a menu broad enough to suit different tastes. Friendly service makes it approachable for first-time sushi diners, including guests who may be unsure about trying raw fish.

Its relaxed atmosphere also works well for meeting someone over a meal or arranging an easy evening out.

Zen Sushi is a stylish Japanese restaurant on Via degli Scipioni, known for a sushi-train setting and carefully presented seafood. Oyster nigiri and fresh fish are among the more distinctive choices, while the polished room suits a special meal in the Prati area.

The listed schedule currently shows the restaurant closed every day, so confirm reopening details before making plans.

Saki Sushi on Via del Gazometro is a lively Japanese restaurant with an anime-inspired design and an all-you-can-eat format. Fresh fish, attractive presentation and quick delivery from the kitchen make it a practical choice for groups seeking variety without a lengthy formal meal.

Online ordering is available through Ordelivery, giving diners the option to arrange takeaway or delivery as well as eating in.

Mizu Sushi is a stylish Japanese restaurant on Via Alessandria, offering sushi, sashimi and cooked dishes in a quiet, relaxed setting. Fresh salmon and beef nigiri are notable choices, while the absence of a time limit allows a more leisurely meal.

Takeaway is available for diners who prefer to eat elsewhere, making the restaurant suitable for both unhurried evenings and convenient home dining.

Akarisushi is a small Japanese dining spot in Rome, located on Via Giacinto de Vecchi Pieralice. Its appeal lies in a quiet, relaxed atmosphere where conversation comes easily, paired with fresh fish and sushi presented as a memorable dinner choice.

The menu suits couples, families and small groups looking for an unhurried meal, with lunch and dinner service on most days and a notably peaceful setting.