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Adelaide · Updated 24 Oct 2026

The best Sushi in Adelaide

Ranked from 2,272 reviews across 6 restaurants.

Sushi at Michiru

The winner

Michiru

Japanese · Adelaide

Michiru’s Sushi in Adelaide offers an impressive selection of over 30 different Sushi items traveling along its compact train, consistently delivering fresh, expertly crafted rolls.

reviews mention the Sushi
6
of them positive
83%
overall
Very positive

Regent Arcade, Shop 8 Rundle Mall, Adelaide SA 5000

Open - Closes 3 pm

Reviewers praise the generous portion sizes and the vibrant aroma emanating from the meticulously prepared Sushi, often highlighting the exceptional texture and the spicy kick of dishes like the chili chicken. Situated discreetly within the arcade, Michiru’s distinguishes itself through its remarkably affordable prices and consistently friendly service, offering a truly authentic and relaxed sushi experience unlike any other in the city.

About the restaurant

Price

$20-40 per person (22 reports)

This is the restaurant's price range, not the price of the Sushi.

Service options

  • Delivery
  • On-site services
  • Takeaway
  • Dine-in

Atmosphere

  • Casual

Payments

  • Credit cards
  • Debit cards
  • NFC mobile payments

Accessibility

  • Wheelchair-accessible entrance

3JG3+G9 Adelaide, South Australia

How it’s holding up

restaurants ranked
6
reviews across them
2,272
reviews mention the Sushi
34
last updated
24 Oct 2026
Mentions of the Sushi, month by monthPositiveNegative

29 of the 34 mentions of the Sushi have a date within these months; the chart shows those.

The 2,272 reviews are every review these restaurants have, about any dish, so not all of them were read for this guide. We collected 60 of them, which can include more than one review from the same person. 6 reviews mention the Sushi at Michiru. Rankings are based on public reviews, not visits.

Also worth a trip

The other 5 restaurants ranked for Sushi in Adelaide, in order.

  1. Number 2: Momoto AdelaideAdelaideMomoto Adelaide’s Sushi offers exquisitely crafted Sushi featuring vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri with a delicate, buttery texture that immediately stands out.10 reviews mention the Sushi
    Sushi at Momoto Adelaide

    Japanese · Kings Lane, Tenancy 6/60 King William St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Momoto Adelaide’s Sushi offers exquisitely crafted Sushi featuring vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri with a delicate, buttery texture that immediately stands out. Reviewers praise the restaurant’s consistently high quality, noting generous portion sizes brimming with fresh toppings and a delightful aroma, alongside attentive service and a comfortable, modern atmosphere. Unlike other sushi trains in Adelaide, Momoto’s prioritizes premium ingredients and meticulous preparation, delivering a truly immersive and visually stunning culinary experience.

    100% of reviews of the Sushi are positive

    Open - Closes 7 pm

  2. Number 3: Nagomi Japanese KitchenAdelaideNagomi Japanese Kitchen’s Sushi offers a complex experience, with reviewers noting the warm, soggy texture of the aburi sushi rice, a stark contrast to the intense, fishy flavour developing in the chutoro nigiri.3 reviews mention the Sushi
    Sushi at Nagomi Japanese Kitchen

    Japanese · Shop 5/242 Hutt St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Nagomi Japanese Kitchen’s Sushi offers a complex experience, with reviewers noting the warm, soggy texture of the aburi sushi rice, a stark contrast to the intense, fishy flavour developing in the chutoro nigiri. While the sushi boat presentation was disappointing, featuring cooked seafood instead of the advertised raw fish, some appreciated the rich broth and the generous portion sizes of the toppings on the prawn aburi. Ultimately, Nagomi stands out in Adelaide for attempting ambitious preparations with a noticeable inconsistency in quality, highlighting a need for greater attention to ingredient freshness and execution.

    0% of reviews of the Sushi are positive

  3. Number 4: ITSUMO Japanese Restaurant & Izakaya BarAdelaideThe restaurant’s meticulously crafted sushi boasts vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri, showcasing the exceptional freshness of the seafood.5 reviews mention the Sushi
    Sushi at ITSUMO Japanese Restaurant & Izakaya Bar

    Japanese · 150 North Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000

    The restaurant’s meticulously crafted sushi boasts vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri, showcasing the exceptional freshness of the seafood. Reviewers repeatedly praised the quality and generous portion sizes of the sushi, alongside the welcoming atmosphere and attentive service, highlighting the value and comforting experience. ITSUMO distinguishes itself in Adelaide through its commitment to authentic Japanese cuisine and the consistently high standard of both its sushi and the broad selection of dishes offered.

    100% of reviews of the Sushi are positive

  4. Number 5: Hotaru Japanese RestaurantAdelaideHotaru’s sushi boasts glistening, precisely cut slices of tuna, immediately transporting diners to a higher level of freshness and flavor.5 reviews mention the Sushi
    Sushi at Hotaru Japanese Restaurant

    Japanese · 162-164 Gouger St, Adelaide SA 5000

    Hotaru’s sushi boasts glistening, precisely cut slices of tuna, immediately transporting diners to a higher level of freshness and flavor. Reviewers repeatedly praised the generous portion sizes and exceptional quality of the ingredients, noting the bright, clean taste and delightful textural contrast between the rice and fish. Unlike many Japanese restaurants in Adelaide, Hotaru’s commitment to authentic preparation and attentive service creates a uniquely immersive experience, channeling the warmth and sophistication of a top-tier establishment in Japan.

    100% of reviews of the Sushi are positive

    Open - Closes 3 pm · Reopens 5:30 pm

  5. Number 6: Sushi PlanetAdelaideSushi Planet’s 28-piece Sushi offers an exceptionally fresh experience, with reviewers noting the vibrant textures and generous toppings on each roll.5 reviews mention the Sushi
    Sushi at Sushi Planet

    Japanese · Unit 1/60 West Terrace, Adelaide SA 5000

    Sushi Planet’s 28-piece Sushi offers an exceptionally fresh experience, with reviewers noting the vibrant textures and generous toppings on each roll. The restaurant provides a comfortable atmosphere, evidenced by spacious booths and a pleasant vibe, alongside a dedicated vegan menu and impressive variety of dishes like edamame and takoyaki. What truly distinguishes Sushi Planet is their commitment to delivering consistently high-quality sushi, complemented by thoughtful service and unique offerings like sesame ice cream, solidifying its place as Adelaide’s premier destination for innovative Japanese cuisine.

    80% of reviews of the Sushi are positive

    Open - Closes 8:30 pm

The longer read

What the reviews say

What the reviews say about the best Sushi in Adelaide, restaurant by restaurant.

Why it leads

Why Michiru is the pick for Sushi

Michiru’s Sushi in Adelaide offers an impressive selection of over 30 different Sushi items traveling along its compact train, consistently delivering fresh, expertly crafted rolls. Reviewers praise the generous portion sizes and the vibrant aroma emanating from the meticulously prepared Sushi, often highlighting the exceptional texture and the spicy kick of dishes like the chili chicken. Situated discreetly within the arcade, Michiru’s distinguishes itself through its remarkably affordable prices and consistently friendly service, offering a truly authentic and relaxed sushi experience unlike any other in the city.

The alternatives

Where the other Sushi spots shine

Not everyone wants the same Sushi. These are the clearest differences reviewers point to among the next-best places.

  • Momoto Adelaide: Momoto Adelaide’s Sushi offers exquisitely crafted Sushi featuring vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri with a delicate, buttery texture that immediately stands out.
  • Nagomi Japanese Kitchen: Nagomi Japanese Kitchen’s Sushi offers a complex experience, with reviewers noting the warm, soggy texture of the aburi sushi rice, a stark contrast to the intense, fishy flavour developing in the chutoro nigiri.
  • ITSUMO Japanese Restaurant & Izakaya Bar: The restaurant’s meticulously crafted sushi boasts vibrant, glistening salmon nigiri, showcasing the exceptional freshness of the seafood.
  • Hotaru Japanese Restaurant: Hotaru’s sushi boasts glistening, precisely cut slices of tuna, immediately transporting diners to a higher level of freshness and flavor.

How to choose

Choosing Sushi in Adelaide

Treat this as a shortlist as well as a winner: Michiru has the strongest reviews for the Sushi, and the others are where reviewers found different strengths across Adelaide.

  • 2,272 reviews across 6 restaurants ranked; that total covers every dish they serve, not only the Sushi.
  • 6 reviews mention the Sushi at Michiru, and 83% of them are positive.

Questions people ask

What is the best Sushi in Adelaide?

Michiru in Adelaide is currently ranked #1 for Sushi in Adelaide, among 6 candidates in our available dataset. Michiru’s Sushi in Adelaide offers an impressive selection of over 30 different Sushi items traveling along its compact train, consistently delivering fresh, expertly crafted rolls. Reviewers praise the generous portion sizes and the vibrant aroma emanating from the meticulously prepared Sushi, often highlighting the exceptional texture and the spicy kick of dishes like the chili chicken.

Which other Sushi places in Adelaide come close?

Momoto Adelaide, Nagomi Japanese Kitchen, ITSUMO Japanese Restaurant & Izakaya Bar round out the top of the ranking. Each earned strong dish-specific praise in recent reviews — the full shortlist below covers 6 ranked restaurants.

How is the best Sushi in Adelaide decided?

BiteRanked compares candidates using available restaurant ratings and dish mentions. Listing review totals are not collected review counts. Coverage is incomplete; the recorded ranking update is 2026-10-24. Read our methodology for scoring and limitations.

How we rank

Each restaurant’s score combines its overall rating with how often its reviews mention the Sushi. How positive those reviews are, and how that is changing, is shown for context and is not part of the score. Rankings are based on public reviews, not visits.

Read the full method