15 Best Running Sushi Restaurants in Stockholm

Edo Sushi&Ramen is a Stockholm sushi restaurant where fresh ingredients, careful preparation and attentive service form the core of the experience. The setting works for lunch, dinner or a solo meal, with both dine-in and takeaway options available.

Bang Sushi Torsgatan is a casual Stockholm spot for sushi and broader Asian comfort food, with takeaway and dine-in seating for lunch, dinner or a quick bite. Its informal format also works particularly well for solo visits.

Dino Sushi & Poké Odenplan combines sushi and poké with generous lunch portions , quick-bite convenience and seating for dine-in visits. The menu suits both full meals and takeaway, with vegan and vegetarian choices adding flexibility.

Sushi Express Stockholm is a casual restaurant suited to quick lunches, simple dinners and takeaway or delivery. The format is practical rather than ceremonial, with dine-in seating for solo visits and an easy option when speed and convenience matter.

Friendly service is one of its strongest qualities, creating a welcoming atmosphere around a straightforward menu. Alongside sushi, dishes such as fried noodles with chicken add variety for guests who want a warm, filling meal in a relaxed setting.

SAIRU SUSHI is a friendly, family-run Stockholm sushi restaurant with a clean, comfortable setting and a menu suited to lunch, dinner, takeaway or delivery. Its casual format works well for solo dining, quick meals and families, with a children’s menu also available.

Red Ninja Sushi Bar offers casual sushi in Stockholm for lunch, dinner, takeaway or a quick bite. The setting has a contemporary, slightly trendy feel, with outdoor seating and small plates that suit both solo meals and informal sharing.

Matsu Sushi Bar offers a quiet, cosy Stockholm setting with a minimalist interior and distinctly Japanese-inspired wooden seating. The atmosphere is particularly comfortable for an unhurried solo lunch, dinner or quick meal.

The menu includes vegetarian choices, and the food is praised for its quality and flavour. With dine-in and takeaway options, Matsu suits guests who prefer a calm, understated sushi bar over a busy or highly theatrical restaurant.

Song Sushi is a casual Stockholm restaurant for straightforward Japanese food, whether you are stopping in for a quick bite, sitting down for lunch or dinner, or taking food away. The compact setting suits solo dining and relaxed meals.

Its menu includes sushi and small plates, with table service and a practical takeaway format. Portions and presentation can vary by dish, but the restaurant is particularly convenient when you want an uncomplicated sushi meal in the city.

Styrmans Sushi is a casual Stockholm sushi restaurant suited to lunch, dinner, takeaway and delivery. The menu works well for a quick meal or a few small plates, with seating and table service for those staying in.

A lunch-friendly touch is the inclusion of miso soup and green tea with some meals, adding value to an affordable sushi stop. Ordering online is also available, making it easy to arrange food for home or the office.

Matsu Sushi brings a relaxed, unfussy approach to sushi in Stockholm. It is a small restaurant rather than a formal dining room, with takeaway, casual seating and an outdoor option when you want to eat outside.

Pärla Sushi is a quiet, casual Stockholm restaurant with a versatile format: drop in for a quick lunch, settle in for dinner, order takeaway, or enjoy the outdoor seating. Its calm atmosphere and manageable scale make it appealing for solo dining as well as relaxed meals with company.

Akie Sushi in Hammarby Sjöstad offers a casual Stockholm setting for sushi, quick meals and takeaway. Counter service keeps the format practical, while seating makes it suitable for a simple lunch or dinner rather than a long, formal occasion.

Nonni Sushi is a Stockholm restaurant offering sushi for dine-in, takeaway and delivery, with outdoor seating for a more relaxed visit. The format covers lunch, dinner and solo meals, while beer and other alcoholic options make it possible to turn a sushi order into a casual evening stop.

Sushi King is a cosy Stockholm sushi restaurant with a surprisingly spacious, clean interior. The menu offers fresh sushi alongside ramen, small plates, vegetarian choices and desserts, giving groups more variety than a sushi-only stop.

It works equally well for a quick lunch, takeaway or a relaxed dinner. Miso soup is a particular highlight, and the overall setting is informal and affordable.

Itamae Izakaya presents Japanese and Asian food in a stylish yet relaxed Stockholm setting. Sushi sits alongside small plates and poke bowls, while outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery make the restaurant adaptable for both planned meals and quick stops.