About this spot
Sushiro delivers consistent, high-quality omakase-style sushi at an accessible price point, featuring fresh nigiri like fatty tuna and scallops that rival much pricier counters. The conveyor belt format ensures you never wait for a seat, allowing you to grab your favorites before they disappear from the belt.
💡 Tips before you go
- Order the 'Kaisendon' rice bowl immediately upon sitting down to secure your spot on the counter.
- Try the seasonal kurobuta pork belly nigiri, which is often a limited-time special not found on standard menus.
- Avoid ordering too many pieces at once, as the sushi can get soggy if it sits in the water for too long.
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Common Questions
How much does Sushiro cost?
Expect to pay around 1,500–2,500 JPY per person (approx. $10–$17 USD) for a standard omakase set.
Where is Sushiro?
Located throughout the Umeda & Kita neighborhoods in Osaka, with multiple locations near major stations like Umeda and Shinsaibashi.
What should I know about ordering sushi here?
You can pick up any piece from the conveyor belt or order directly from the chef; just be prepared to pay for each item individually if you don't choose a set meal.
About this page
Restaurant: Sushiro (スシロー)
Cuisine: sushi
Location: Umeda & Kita, Osaka, Japan
Source: Curated from local review platforms