3 Best Sushi Restaurants in Brighton

“Sushi Garden serves sushi, sashimi and grill dishes in a traditional wood-panelled bistro-vibed space with stained glass. The restaurant is located near Waitrose bus stop & Brighton train Station. Sushi Garden is a real hidden gem of Brighton and a superior sushi place to anything in the city. You can see the sushi being made. If you are looking to experience different food from other cultures, it would be a good experience. They also accept debit cards, a great lunch and dinner choice. They provide dine-in, takeout and home delivery services to customers' preferences. They also have a television with a full bar facility.”

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“itsu Brighton is a Japanese counter-service restaurant and takeaway chain that serves sushi, salads, and noodles. Their precision & passion is making Asian-inspired, affordable, nutritious food made with quality ingredients and respect. They aim to use powerful, authentic, umami flavours and innovative fusions in their dishes. Ancient culinary techniques and craftsmanship are celebrated by their skilled suppliers across Japan, Korea, China & Vietnam and in their orchid-filled restaurants worldwide. They are visionary and unique in the world of fast food. Their restaurant menu is protein-packed, about 40% plant-based and full of fresh vegetables, vitamins, fibre & flavour. Their dishes are primarily under 500 [good] calories and full of whole grains, greens & fermented soy. When creating grocery and restaurant dishes, they use vast amounts of healthy ingredients full of flavour, like seaweed, miso, toasted seeds, herbs & ginger. They also serve vegan dishes and have high chairs.”

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“YO! Brighton is an excellent place to eat, and you can pick up what you want from the conveyor belt, order hot food and drinks from the menu, and press the button for attention. They are located at the North Laine Bazaar. The restaurant is also where you are sure at the belt, and you feel as comfortable dining alone as you do with a group. YO! Brighton serves Japanese dishes in a vibrant chain restaurant that are taken from the belt or ordered from the open kitchen. The staff at the restaurant are accommodating, polite and knowledgeable. You can also eat as fast or slow, as little as much as your appetite and budget can afford. If you have never been to a sushi place before, this is the least intimidating experience. YO! Brighton has Wi-Fi, serves vegan dishes and has a kids' menu.”

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