Sushi in Scottsdale, from omakase counters to happy hour rolls.
We start from Google's own results for sushi in Scottsdale and keep the places diners rate highest. Hours and booking links come from each restaurant.
Updated October 20, 2026 · 13 places · ratings from Google
Chefs Yong Choi and Joe Cho blend traditional and fusion Japanese cooking at this sushi restaurant on Northsight Boulevard. The Kodo Roll tops bluefin tuna with seared toro, the Havana Roll gets habanero sauce, and fresh wasabi goes on all nigiri except eel. Yelp ranked it 26th on its 2019 Top 100 Places to Eat list.
Opened in September 2026, this Japanese restaurant and robata grill on North Scottsdale Road cooks over binchōtan charcoal on a robata grill. Across the room, a raw bar handles bluefin, hamachi and Hokkaido uni, with seafood arriving from Tokyo twice a week. Executive Chef Erik Davila runs the kitchen, and happy hour runs Wednesday through Sunday from 4 to 5pm.
Sushi rolls, sashimi and other Japanese plates fill the menu at this Hayden Road restaurant, whose name means peace, health and harmony. Happy hour runs Monday through Saturday from 2pm to close for dine-in guests, and lunch specials run 11am to 2pm on the same days.
Chef Hiro runs this chef-owned Japanese spot in Sonora Village, near TPC Scottsdale. Lunch brings onigirazu rice sandwiches and donburi such as the uni and ikura bowl, served Tuesday through Sunday. At night it turns into an izakaya, pouring sake and Japanese beers alongside bluefin toro and miso-marinated black cod.
The team behind Arcadia's Sushiholic opened this ramen and sushi spot at SkySong in March 2025, with ramen broth made from scratch. PHOENIX magazine liked the tonkatsu ramen with black garlic oil and a taco-like maguro hand roll on folded nori. Takoyaki and yellowtail nigiri round out the menu.
Sushi, ramen and Chinese stir-fries share one long menu at this McDowell Road bistro, which also cooks pad Thai and General Tao's chicken. Special rolls include a Scottsdale Roll of shrimp tempura, crab and avocado, and there are poke bowls and party platters. Groups of six to 40 can request parties through the website.
This Japanese sushi spot on Bell Road keeps a long signature maki list, from the Hamachi Fire and Blazing Salmon to the Double Dragon. Aburi hamachi and saba join the nigiri, and the kitchen sends out miso Chilean sea bass and galbi. Happy hour runs daily from 2 to 6 p.m., and bento box lunches are served from 11 to 2.
Chef Ken Tanaka runs this Old Town omakase counter, where much of the fish arrives from Japan within 24 hours. Nigiri and other seafood are served at two seatings, 5:45 and 8 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday. It was among the first Arizona restaurants selected by the MICHELIN Guide.
Build-your-own poke bowls and sushi burritos lead the menu at this spot on Talking Stick Way. Each starts with purple rice, salad or half of each, then a protein such as fresh tuna, spicy salmon or octopus. A juice bar blends real-fruit smoothies and cold-pressed juices to go with them.
Teppanyaki is the show here, with chefs cooking steak, seafood, chicken and fried rice at the grill amid knife work and flaming tricks. Sushi rolls, sake bombs and Japanese whisky round out the menu. Fire Hour runs Tuesday to Thursday from 4 to 6 p.m. and Friday to Sunday from 3 to 6.
Sushi and a revolving bar share top billing at this Japanese spot on Frank Lloyd Wright Boulevard. The posted menu leans on small plates such as fried yellowtail and salmon collars, garlic edamame, gyoza and shrimp tempura. Pickup orders can be placed ahead online.
This neighborhood sushi bar on North Scottsdale Road is known for its rolls but also serves noodles, rice plates and poke bowls. Happy hour runs Tuesday through Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. and again from 9 p.m. to close, plus all day Monday. A coffee and matcha menu adds cream-top lattes in pistachio, banana and Biscoff.