Below is a list of the top and leading Sushi in El Paso. To help you find the best Sushi located near you in El Paso, we put together our own list based on this rating points list.
El Paso’s Best Sushi:
The top rated Sushi in El Paso, TX are:
- Sushi Garden – serves a wide selection of sushi and Japanese grill options in an open-air restaurant
- Hamachi Sushi – features sushi and Japanese dishes at a restaurant with contemporary decors
- Hayashi Hibachi – offers tableside hibachi meals in a sleek and lounge-like outpost
- Sunny’s Sushi – provides an array of traditional Japanese and Korean plates in a snug sushi house
- Okazuri – provides a wide range of teppanyaki and cooked Japanese dishes
Sushi Garden
Sushi Garden serves a wide selection of sushi and Japanese grill options in an open-air restaurant. The restaurant opened in 2014 and mixed up West Coast Asian recipes with South Korean meals. All of their dishes have an added El Paso twist. Furthermore, the dining room can cater op to 52 people. it can seat 7 more at the self-seating bar. There is an abundance of greenery for a cozy feeling.
They serve specialty rolls like rainbow roll, dragon roll, lemon roll, and Ebi roll. Moreover, they sevre nigiri, sushi, and sashimi options. There are also hosomaki and uramaki roll selections. In addition, they serve bento bo with miso soup, rice, salad, and California roll.
Products/ Services:
sushi, bento box, nigiri, sashimi
LOCATION:
Address: 5435 N Mesa St A, El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 307-2122
Website: sushigardenep.com
REVIEWS:
”My favorite sushi place on the west side of El Paso, possibly all of El Paso. I highly recommend taking a detour to this small Sushi place with the nicest employees. They have a large assortment of foods. Attached is their Spider Roll!” – Brandon
Hamachi Sushi
Hamachi Sushi features sushi and Japanese dishes at a restaurant with contemporary decors. Light flows through a wall of windows for a more natural method of lighting. Furthermore, they serve garlic seared tuna, jalapeno bombs, salmon deluxe eggrolls, and tempura. There are also basic rolls of cucumber roll, California roll, salmon roll, and shrimp roll.
The sashimi plate is served with miso soup and salad. It contains yellowtail, tuna, salmon, and snapper chef special. Moreover, they serve specialty rolls like spicy tuna Temora roll, Hawaiian roll, and crunch roll. There are also sushi and sashimi options for octopus, salmon, and many more.
Products/ Services:
sushi, sashimi, rolls
LOCATION:
Address: 9861 Dyer St suite 24, El Paso, TX 79924
Phone: (915) 755-5180
Website: hamachisushiep.com
REVIEWS:
”The food is delicious here. I got an appetizer, salmon sushi and Lion King roll. All was fresh. You can tell the quality was there. Definitely coming back to try different rolls.” – Carrera W.
Hayashi Hibachi
Hayashi Hibachi offers tableside hibachi meals in a sleek and lounge-like outpost. The staff accommodates the order of the customers quickly. They make sure that their customers are seated comfortably. Furthhermeo, they serve hand rolls lie salmon roll, hamachi roll, and spicy scallop roll. There are also options for tempura-style rolls. Some of the options are dynamite roll and firecracker roll.
They hsevre nabemono andteriyaki. Moreover, they serve bento boxes with assorted sushi, teriyaki, tempura, and shumai. In addition, they serve hibachi dinner with options of steak, scallop, vegetables, and many more.
Products/ Services:
sushi, bento, tempura
LOCATION:
Address: 126 S 17th St, Philadelphia, PA 19103
Phone: (915) 592-8808
Website: hayashihibachi.com/hayashi-elpaso-best
REVIEWS:
“Great food and service. We went for lunch and received prompt service, were seated immediately and received our food rapidly. Food that we ordered, hibachi and maki, were amazing. Outstanding flavors and fresh ingredients combined with great service make this a place we’ll definitely return to.” – Timothy Button
Sunny’s Sushi
Sunny’s Sushi provides an array of traditional Japanese and Korean plates in a snug sushi house. It is a multi-awarded sushi house with more than 10 years of serving delectable dishes. They take pride in serving daily sushi and bento box lunches at low prices. Furthermore, they are open from Monday to Saturday from 11 in the morning and onwards.
The sushi options include salmon lover, red dragon, and pancho. Moreover, they serve handrolls such as spicy tuna, eel, spicy salmon, and volcanoes. In addition, their special rolls include lobster tail, Hawaiian, teriyaki chicken, and many more. In addition, there are lunch and dinner dishes.
Products/ Services:
sushi, teriyaki
LOCATION:
Address: 910 E Redd Rd, El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 842-9508
Website: therealsunnyssushi.com
REVIEWS:
”I ordered multiple sushi rolls and Unfiltered cold saki. The food and service are very good. I have visited Sunny’s for several years while visiting family in ELP. Price is fair.” – Daniel Aranda
Okazuri
Okazuri provides a wide range of teppanyaki and cooked Japanese dishes. There are sashimi and inventive rolls to choose from. The modern restaurant offers a great dining experience. Furthermore, the favorite items include Franklin roll, rainbow roll, and breaded Okazuri special. There are mouthwatering options of salads, soups, and appetizers.
They have nigiri options of maguro, ebi, ikura, hamachi, and unagi. Their sushi roll options are avocado roll, banderilla roll, Alaska Maki, and many more. Moreover, they offer rolls which are batter-fried and breaded. In addition, they serve teppanyaki options of beef, shrimp, salmon, and chicken.
Products/ Services:
sushi, sashimi, nigiri, teppanyaki
LOCATION:
Address: 865 N Resler Dr, El Paso, TX 79912
Phone: (915) 581-7733
Website: okazuri.com
REVIEWS:
”Okazuri has been out favorite sushi spot for the last 10 years. We always went to the one on the east side but it closed. Came to the one on Resler and it is just as delicious as the east side. Rolls are a great size, there is such a great variety of food, and the service was fast and friendly. We always want to try other things but can’t resist the best sushi rolls! We also love the tempura and the kushigis (sp).” – Kirsten Franka
Jeanie Burford is a reporter for Kev’s Best. After graduating from UCLA, Amy got an internship at a local radio station and worked as a beat reporter and producer. Jeanie has also worked as a columnist for The Brookings Register. Amy covers economy and community events for Kev’s Best.