
There are many Japanese restaurants in Brussels, but where can you find truly exceptional sushi? Whether you’re a fan of melt-in-your-mouth nigiri, sashimi or creative maki, our selection will guide you to the best sushi in the capital. Get your chopsticks ready, we’ll take you on a tour of the must-visit spots. From ultra-premium addresses to intimate sushi bars, here’s where to treat your taste buds!
Kamo
Located in Ixelles, Kamo is Belgium’s only Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant. In a sleek, contemporary setting, chef Tomoyasu Kamo offers authentic, refined cuisine, featuring top-quality seasonal ingredients. Tasting menus offer a variety of dishes, from sashimi and sushi to surprising creations, for an exceptional Japanese culinary experience.
📍Address: Chaussée de Waterloo 550A, 1050 Ixelles
Noya
A newcomer to the Brussels scene, Noya revisits the sushi experience, combining gastronomy with a festive atmosphere. Upstairs, you can enjoy refined creations in a warm setting, while in the basement, a private karaoke room promises lively evenings. From exceptional fish to perfectly seasoned rice, every bite at Noya combines precision and gourmet taste.
📍Address: Chaussée de Helmet 219, 1030 Schaerbeek
Sushi Avenue
A stone’s throw from Avenue Louise, Sushi Avenue pushes the boundaries of traditional sushi by combining premium ingredients with bold creativity. Truffles, caviar, foie gras and even scallops enhance creations that are as surprising as they are refined. Here, every dish is a visual and gustatory spectacle, designed for lovers of sophisticated flavors and unforgettable culinary experiences.
📍Address: Chaussée de Charleroi 41, 1060 Saint-Gilles
Makisu
Makisu offers an innovative fast-casual sushi experience. Customers order at the counter from a selection of fresh and funky maki, or can create their own combination. The menu also includes donburis, miso soups and various starters. With its fresh ingredients and affordable prices, Makisu has become one of Brussels’ favorite sushi restaurants.
📍Address: 5 rue du Bailli, 1050 Ixelles
Samouraï
Samouraï is a true reference for sushi lovers in Brussels. For over 40 years, this Japanese restaurant has been offering an authentic culinary experience, where sushi and sashimi are prepared with traditional precision and savoir-faire. Chef Saito Harumi makes it a point of honor to offer refined creations that respect the rules of Japanese art. In addition to these unmissable classics, dishes such as sukiyaki and ramen, which we’ve already mentioned in another article, enhance a menu already renowned for its excellence.
📍Address: Rue du Fossé aux Loups 28, 1000 Brussels