Top Sushi restaurants in Portland, United States

Hands down the best sushi I’ve had in Portland, and I’ve been on a whirlwind tour over the last several weeks. Best Kampachi I’ve ever had. Outdoor seating area is stunning. Service was great.

It’s upsetting that we are here midway through our getaway to Portland. I guarantee the service, quality, and execution of food service at literally any other restaurant will pale in comparison.
This was one of the best meals I’ve had in my life.
The omakase selections were perfect. The subsequent Sake pairing- the same.
The appetizers were absolutely delectable.
And the SERVICE from FOH and BOH was second to none.
A top tier experience. This place doesn’t need reviews, or any validation for their craft.
I’m just so appreciative that I want everyone to know.

The sushi and sashimi are delicious. Get the lobster roll for their signature dish and sashimi platter to try a variety of fish (chefs choice).

Bento box lunch was an impressive array of tasty things. If you're looking for a fancy, but affordable lunch then look no further.

Y’all. The tuna in the bento box was some of the best fish I’ve ever had. Sam was a great waiter and very informative. We got the Spicy Lobster roll and the Salmon Lady II roll. With the bento box, we got a miso soup that my mother exclaimed was the greatest she’d ever had.

Beautiful restaurant in Portland with delicious and thoughtfully crafted Japanese food. My fiancé had the sashimi and it was delicious. The duck buns were out of this world, as were the scallops with celeriac purée. The service was excellent, knowledgeable about the food and drink options and checking in, but not hovering. Thanks for an incredible meal!

Very high quality sushi and service. The inside has a super clean traditional Japanese aesthetic. The dish that really blew us away was the duck nikuman buns —truly one of the most finely crafted dishes that has ever graced our palates. What ever you do, do not miss out on this one.

Delicious nigiri and rolls. Everything tasted fresh. Service was superb and atmosphere was good. Would return again for great sushi.

Incredible experience and ambiance. The pictures do not do it justice! Freshest sushi I have ever had coupled with an extremely friendly staff ensures that you’ll want to come back again and again! Just be sure to come hungry as the portions are very generous!

Perfect mother-daughter spot for sushi . We sat outside near the little waterfall. Even though it was busy we were able to enjoy the calmness of the space. The dishes were quite tasty. I tried a Sake martini and was impressed with the presentation. Cute spot- This will be a favorite for us.

We got the lobster egg drop soup as an appetizer which was really good - very light. For the main course my husband and I both ordered the sashimi omakase. The fish was great, tender and a nice temperature. All of the food came out very quickly and we appreciated the handmade pottery it was served on. My only complaint is that the omakase meals are served all at once and not in separate courses.

We stopped by for a quick lunch. Got the vegetables tempura and the sushi & sashimi lunch set. All sashimi is very fresh. Everyone very friendly.

This gem was recommend by several people and we were not disappointed, varied menu selections, good quality fresh seafood, fair prices and great service!

Lovely little shop with very affordable prices and great seating options. The sushi was a little less refined than I would’ve preferred when it comes to its assembly, and unfortunately I had a fish bone in my salmon sushi. Honestly though it was a good experience, and I’d certainly go back if invited.

Yosaku is THE spot for sushi! This place is fantastic and one of our favorite spots to grab the yummiest sushi in town.

We first discovered Yosaku last spring, and I’m honestly a bit sad we haven’t gone back more often. The sushi is so fresh and creative — they offer the classics, like spicy tuna and California rolls, but also fun rolls you won’t find anywhere else. The rolls are enormous; 5-6 rolls for two people is more than enough (and honestly, you might have leftovers). They also offer noodles, delicious appetizers, and everything you’d expect at a sushi place. Seriously, the menu is about six pages long. We’ve never tried anything at Yosaku that we didn’t love.

My favorite thing, though? The ambiance and the value. Yosaku offers outdoor seating under a beautiful tree, which is lovely during the spring and summer. Their indoor ambiance is just as nice and cozy. The value at Yosaku is unmatched. There are few places in town where you can get delicious, fresh sushi for this price. 4-5 rolls usually cost us $60 or so, a steal for Downtown Portland.

Never change, Yosaku.

the BEST sushi and noodles we've ever had. Coming up here from Boston, maybe that says a lot? Have been looking for this kind of ramen/udon forever and never would have thought I'd find it in Portland, ME! Broth sublime, shaved steak delicious, both sushi rolls were super fresh and tasty. Everyone very friendly, very courteous, and service was prompt and food came out fairly quickly, especially for lunch time on a Saturday. We sat at the sushi bar, which was a neat experience. The sushi chefs were all friendly, they greeted us when we sat down. There were low tables with pillows or seats to lean on, and an area under neath to put shoes. Will definitely come here again the next time we're in Portland!

I tried one of the pupuserias located in this cart area. It was an authentic pork and cheese pupusa, was delicious

Sushi burrito, and the lamb wrap are what I come for.

I really wanna try birria and I just haven't. I don't know why, it looks so good. I just haven't yet.

Chmmkin is okay, I think they struggle to find their place.

Heated seating area is great for those cold and cloudy days.

Great place for eating while out and about. The number of food carts and the variety of cuisines they serve make it easy to please larger groups of people or picky eaters. About a year ago the prices of everything were raised by a few dollars so it is a little pricey in my opinion.
🍣🌯 The sushi burritos from Brothers Sushi Burritos are my favorite and went from $10 each up to $12-$13 each.
🍲 The Thai food cart has delicious noodles, soups, and rice dishes. However, the portions are too small for me and cost $13-$15 per dish.

I got foot at Omar's. The food and service was 5 star. Got a beef gyro and side of fries and requested well done fries. He nailed it! Their sauces are also awesome! I only gave them 4 stars because it's a little expensive for the portions and [of course] it's not a restaurant. Not sure why Maps won't let me edit "food" but I think you know what I say to mean. 😄

Many choices of different cuisine. All are fairly priced. I've tried three different carts and like all of them. I also like the covered seating area.

Over priced but good food. Was not busy when we went due to the 4th of July festival at the waterfront. All in all would recommend everyone to stop and enjoy.

Park the Carts is a great food cart pod in the parking lot of k-Pub, lots of great foreign cuisines. Thai, Indian, Mexican, Sushi, Italian, Reef Kitchen, Soul Food, Boba teas, fried chicken, heated tent to sit in and beers to drink. Family friendly and fast service.