3 Best Sushi Restaurants in Nottingham

“Yo! Sushi Nottingham is a colourful Japanese chain restaurant in Nottingham. Yo! Sushi Nottingham is a great location for convenient food in the centre of Nottingham. All their hot dishes are made fresh for the orders. In addition, there are a lot of other dishes with chicken/beef and a vast range of vegan/vegetarian options. They even have a contactless digital menu that allows you to order and pay entirely from your phone. Yo! Sushi Nottingham is wheelchair accessible and has free wifi and baby-changing facilities. They have high chairs and serve elegant dishes to the customers. The restaurant serves a variety of locations around the UK.”

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“Sushimania is one of the best sushi restaurants that offer traditional Japanese cuisine ranging from sashimi to sushi and conventional and modern makis in Nottingham. They provide an all-you-can-eat option and an a la carte menu, and they often have different offers in each shop. They have a dine-in buffet option, allowing you to eat so much food you'll burst. The staff is super helpful with the food and with knowing how best to do things. Sushimania prepares bottomless sushi freshly made to order for only £16.80 per person and a half-price offer for lunch and after 10 pm. With over 200 delicious items on the menu, from tuna, salmon, prawns, octopus, squid, scallops, yellowtail and eel, to name but a few, plus tons of vegan and veggie options, make your mouth water. Sushimania has happy-hour food, all-you-can-eat menu options and vegan dishes.”

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“Bonzai Sushi & Noodle Bar is a traditional Japanese restaurant serving sushi, noodle soups, teppanyaki, and bento. The restaurant serves delicious Japanese dishes at an affordable price. Bonzai offers you great taste, high-quality food at a great value, ethnically diverse food options, an unforgettable experience, and a dining experience full of local culture. Their chefs have been trained in Japan for more than ten years. They are not only familiar with the essence of Japanese cuisine but also make various Japanese snacks. They have a rigorous selection of dish ingredients, and the decorations and tableware are also special and unique. The majority of their ingredients are imported directly from Japan. They have an all-you-can-eat meal option, serving happy-hour food and vegan dishes.”

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