7 Best Sushi Restaurants in Munich

At Sushi Teno in Maxvorstadt, the appeal is straightforward: fresh ingredients, simple preparations and flavorful sushi at approachable prices. Alaska Maki, Dragon Maki and Sake Sashimi offer useful starting points for an order, whether the plan is lunch, dinner or a late-night meal.

The dining room has limited seating, giving this Georgenstraße spot a compact feel. Its strong delivery and takeaway setup makes it particularly well suited to sushi at home, while dine-in guests can also opt for outdoor seating.

Geisha at Alfonsstraße 7 combines fresh, carefully prepared sushi with a stylish and relaxed atmosphere. The restaurant is well suited to a leisurely lunch or dinner, whether dining alone or settling in with company. Outdoor seating, cocktails, beer, and coffee broaden the occasion beyond a quick plate of sushi.

Sashimi is a particular draw for diners seeking delicate flavours and high ingredient freshness, while the elegant setting makes the restaurant a natural choice for a more considered meal in Munich.

Umeshu Sushibar & Takeaway brings a flexible sushi format to Elsenheimerstraße in Munich-Laim, serving both dine-in meals and takeaway for lunch or dinner. Fresh sushi and keen pricing are central to its appeal, with sushi boxes starting at €8. The menu also includes healthy choices and organic dishes, making it useful for anything from a quick bite to a more leisurely meal.

Friendly, considerate service adds warmth, while outdoor seating provides another option in suitable weather. Beer, other alcoholic drinks and coffee are available, and solo diners are comfortably accommodated. Its party service also makes Umeshu relevant when sushi is needed for a group occasion.

Steps from Viktualienmarkt and within easy reach of Marienplatz, Maggie Sushi Bar is a centrally placed Japanese restaurant for lunch or dinner. Sushi remains the anchor, with compact, flavorful rolls, while the menu also stretches to rich, savory ramen with generous meat portions, beef pho, spring rolls, and tempura chicken with mango sauce. Healthy choices and late-night food broaden its appeal.

The room has a cozy character, though it can feel lively and loud at busy times. Helpful table service supports a relaxed meal, while takeaway offers a practical alternative when dining in is less convenient. Outdoor seating adds another option in suitable weather, and beer, other alcoholic drinks, and coffee cover different occasions. The central location makes it particularly useful for pairing sushi with time around Munich’s old town.

Sakura Sushi Bar on Prannerstraße 1 offers a calm, attractive setting for dine-in sushi in central Munich. The compact menu works well for a quick bite or solo meal, with takeaway also available and choices that include vegetarian, vegan, and healthier options.

Miso soup is a notable choice alongside the sushi, while beer and wine provide simple pairings. The restaurant’s quieter atmosphere suits an unhurried meal, though the experience may vary depending on the dish selected.