Sushi lovers will feel like they hit the jackpot with this guide to the best sushi in the Reno-Tahoe region. Sushi may not be the first food that comes to mind when you think of Reno-Tahoe; however, the high-quality sushi in the mountain region may surprise you. Check out Sushi in the Sierra to see how the team at Drunken Monkey in Truckee takes pride in serving quality, sustainable fresh fish, delivered six days a week.
Our guide includes Tokyo sushi-style spots to neighborhood sushi staples that go above and beyond, and restaurants where you can hang out at the sushi counter. Enjoy more than just sushi with delicious options from teriyaki chicken, bento boxes, ramen, nigiri to a variety of Japanese cuisine.
Reno
Hinoki O offers an upscale Japanese menu of 12 to 18 different courses thoughtfully curated by the chef. At Hinoki O, guests sit at the bar and interact with Chef Duc Du as he creates each intricate, flavorful, specialized dish.
7500 Rancharrah Pkwy, Ste 110, Reno
Reno
Hinoki Sushi is a culinary gem in Reno-Tahoe, offering an array of delicious and fresh sushi options that tantalize the taste buds.
Reno
If you’re seeking a fantastic dining experience in a prime location, don’t miss Kuma Sushi, where the real highlights are their stunning albacore and yellowtail carpaccio.
Sparks
For a delightful fusion of flavors, be sure to visit Ohana Sushi, where you can savor outstanding sushi, sushi burritos, and poke bowls.
1560 S Stanford Way #100, Sparks
Reno
Miyabi is a culinary haven for Japanese cuisine enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of dishes like the Hamachi Jalapeno Carpaccio, Udon, Chicken Katsu, and their delectable Lobster roll.
13967 S. Virginia Street Suite 910, Reno
Reno
For an artistic and mouthwatering sushi experience, O’A Sushi is a must-visit, where their rolls showcase delightful combinations of ingredients, such as the Talking Lemon Roll featuring tempura zucchini, crystal shrimp, lemon, cream cheese, tuna, and spicy crab on top.
Reno
Kei Sushi, renowned for its commitment to quality and an exceptional dining experience, offers an opulent selection of sushi and sashimi, including signature rolls like the HWY 50 Roll, Pink Lady, and Spider Roll, each meticulously prepared and served with unique flair and hospitality.
Truckee
Drunken Monkey Sushi is a must-visit for its commitment to quality and sustainability, offering a diverse menu of 45 sushi choices hand-crafted by skilled chefs who take pride in serving fresh, sustainable fish delivered six days a week. Be sure to check out our Chef’s Table article, Sushi in the Sierra, to learn more about the Japan-born 30-year culinary veteran, Osamu Okamoto, who, taught by his sushi-chef father, brings an authentic and unique touch to the art of sushi preparation.
11253 Brockway Road, Suite 105, Truckee
Truckee
MakiAli sets itself apart by embracing the Izakaya concept, transforming into a Japanese pub where, alongside a delectable sushi selection, you can savor a range of inventive Asian-inspired dishes, such as the must-try Dragon Balls featuring tofu pockets filled with snow crab, ahi, and other seafood, all tempura fried, as well as their mouthwatering Pork Banh Maki Sliders.
Truckee
Experience the culinary excellence of Cloud Sushi, a private chef sushi business that opens its doors to the public every Wednesday with a delectable sushi pop-up, where expertly crafted salmon, ahi tuna, Hamachi, and octopus sashimi take center stage in beautifully arranged to-go bento boxes, offering a unique opportunity to savor sushi prepared by private chefs.
Incline Village
Koi Sushi in Incline Village is renowned for its fresh fish and inventive rolls. As you begin with appetizers, salads, or noodles, explore their extensive sushi menu, including sashimi, nigiri, and a variety of rolls, including the celebrated Carlos Special and the Spicy Albacore Deluxe.
868 Tahoe Blvd, Incline Village
Tahoe City
At Blue Fish, you can relish fast, fresh, and healthy options like poke bowls, sushi burritos, sushi, and nigiri, with an emphasis on the superb freshness of ingredients like hamachi, tuna, and albacore.
South Lake Tahoe
Yugen Cuisine is a culinary gem that delights with an eclectic menu, from ceviche to tuna wraps, and showcases creativity with unique sushi rolls like Mega Mushroom, featuring forbidden rice, shiitake and oyster mushrooms, baked tofu, daikon sprouts, and white truffle ponzu.
South Lake Tahoe
Off the Hook Sushi has swiftly gained popularity among locals as the go-to destination for flavorful cuisine in a lively and inviting setting, known for its innovative approach to California-style sushi that combines Western and Eastern influences. With an extensive menu featuring over 40 rolls, visitors are urged to experience must-try options like the Sugar Mama, Fire in the Sky, and Gambler, while also boasting an exceptional selection of vegetarian maki offerings.
South Lake Tahoe
At The Naked Fish, their mission is centered around delivering the highest quality fish with a commitment to sourcing fish from a provider that doesn’t deliver to the Tahoe region. They go the extra mile – literally driving 200 miles to ensure the freshness and superior quality of their seafood, setting a standard that refuses to compromise on third-party air shipments, making them the unparalleled choice for premium fish in the Tahoe area.
3940 Lake Tahoe Blvd., South Lake Tahoe
Carson City
Oishi Sushi Restaurant invites you to experience the authenticity and delectable flavors of Japanese cuisine, with a menu that includes delicious options like the Beetles roll, Jackpot roll, and fun creations like the Street Fighter Roll, featuring tempura white onion, crab mix, avocado, spicy tuna, crunch, and masago.
111 E Telegraph St., Carson City
All-you-can-eat (AYCE) sushi, while tempting with its seemingly endless array of delectable rolls and sashimi, may not always be the best dining choice. The all-you-can-eat model can encourage overindulgence, leading to excessive food consumption and waste. This not only contributes to food waste, but also can lead to health concerns as patrons often eat more than they actually need. Additionally, the quality of ingredients in all-you-can-eat sushi establishments can sometimes be compromised to keep costs low, resulting in subpar sushi that doesn’t do justice to this exquisite cuisine. Check out Saving Seafood to learn about why you might not want to go with AYCE sushi for your next sushi experience.
Making sushi at home can be a delightful and interactive culinary experience. It provides an opportunity for creativity as you customize your rolls with your favorite ingredients and flavors. It’s not just a meal; it’s a fun and engaging activity that can be enjoyed with family members and friends. Try our Ahi Poke Bowl recipe and grab your ingredients from Sierra Gold Seafood, which carries high-quality seafood at reasonable prices.
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