Never fear, you’ll be able to get your rainbow rolls in Tel Aviv! The city has several high-quality dedicated sushi restaurants (including Kosher versions) serving up beautifully presented sushi dishes and sushi also features on many generic restaurant menus.
Here are the spots that made our list:
Fu Sushi: Everything on the menu here, from the steamed buns to the sushi rolls and even the drinks, is five-star quality. Portions are huge and served by friendly staff. There are options for vegetarians and vegans, too. Expect higher prices for the high standards – though the prices aren’t the highest for sushi bars in Tel Aviv.
Address: Yermiyahu St 32, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Moon: Efficient service in a fashionable atmosphere is what you will get at Moon.. The sushi dishes are made with fresh ingredients and combined to create unique and interesting meals. If you’re not up for the more exotic flavors, classic sushi options are also available. Please note: you must book your seat ahead of time.
Address: Bograshov St 58, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Ze Sushi: The sushi here is not only good, but it’s quite imaginative and comes in more generous portion sizes than most other sushi places. When compared to normal sushi prices in central Tel Aviv, Ze Sushi offers excellent value for your money, especially considering the high-quality. It is a small restaurant that is often full to capacity, so you may have to book in advance.
Address: Ashtori HaFarhi St 14, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Sushi Bar Basel: A very cozy restaurant with friendly, polite, and understanding staff, Sushi Bar Basel will exceed your expectations for service. In addition to the wonderful atmosphere, there is a wide range of food on the menu besides the fresh, delicious sushi.
Address: Frishman St 20, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Moon D-Light: This family-oriented restaurant is welcoming to everyone. The food is a little on the expensive side, but for the huge variety and the top quality standard of sushi, it’s well worth it. On certain days, take advantage of the late lunch deals as well.
Address: Pinsker St 30, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Roll and roll sushi: This no-fuss sushi takeaway restaurant provides fresh sushi fast. For the quick service and quality options,prices are surprisingly low. Please note: this is not a sit-in restaurant; there is only the option for home-delivery.
Address: Derech Menachem Begin 78, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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The Green Roll: Even though it’s a vegan and vegetarian sushi restaurant, The Green Roll will satisfy your hunger whether you’re vegan, vegetarian or a meat-lover. Friendly staff deliver creative dishes packed with great flavors. Although the space inside is quite small, you will find it more cozy than cramped.
Address: Montefiore St 30, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Akiko sushi bar: This small sushi bar offers authentic sushi made with only fresh fish and served by helpful and friendly staff. If you’re looking for something a bit different, Akiko also creates less traditional sushi options with a mix of unique flavors. This is probably one of the most expensive sushi places in Tel Aviv, but the quality is very high.
Address: Aba Akhime’ir St 17, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 6949203
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Sky Sushi: For quick and friendly service, Sky Sushi is the choice place to order your food to go. To make it extra easy, there’s even an option to place your order through Facebook.. Prices are low considering how fresh and tasty the sushi is.
Address: Derech Menachem Begin 16, Tel Aviv-Yafo, 61000
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Sui sushi Bar: An intimate and clean restaurant, Sui Sushi Bar creates an exquisite setting for high-quality food. All of the sushi pieces are exactly the right size and made with only fresh ingredients. If you’ve tasted your sushi and fancy something else, there are other Asian dishes as well. Overall, it is a great experience with accommodating waiters and reasonable prices.
Address: Sderot Sha’ul HaMelech 4, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Okinawa Sushi: This bar is a fine combination of quality sushi and a lovely setting. Okinawa Sushi serves other traditional Japanese dishes as well, but their speciality is definitely the sushi, which is both fresh and delivered in generous portions. The central location and attentive staff make this an entire experience, rather than just a place to get food.
Address: Shabazi St 46, Tel Aviv-Yafo
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Shishi: You will find a very diverse menu of fresh options featuring creative ways to eat sushi – look out for the sushi burrito! To prove just how fresh the food is here, it is made-to-order right in front of you.. It’s a great concept that provides both healthy and not-so-healthy options.
Address: 33 Ibn Gabirol, Tel Aviv
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Onami: It is located on a bustling street full of different restaurants, but you enter a serene, thoughtfully designed place that provides a chill atmosphere for you to enjoy your meal. The flavors in each dish (of which there are many) are subtle, but nice.
Address: 18 Ha’Arba’a St. Tel Aviv
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TYO: This restaurant is on the more expensive side, but well-worth the cost for the fresh, delicious food and friendly service. TYO’s speciality is small plates like sashimi and fresh fish. The background music and attentive staff create the setting of a superior restaurant.
Address: 7 Montefiore Street Tel Aviv
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Tal Gur is a world traveler and personal development enthusiast. An adventurer at heart, after trading his daily grind for a life of his own daring design, Tal spent a decade pursuing 100 major life goals around the globe. His journey continues as a location-independent blogger, lifestyle entrepreneur, and coach. Tal’s published two books: One Year to Freedom, a 1-Year Roadmap to Living Life on Your Own Terms; and, his most recent book and bestseller, The Art of Fully Living – 1 Man, 10 Years, 100 Life Goals Around the World.
