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We could quite easily have a guide with only sushi restaurants such has been the explosion of them in recent years. This is a selection of the places we feel you ought to know about but you are likely to find somewhere serving sushi in every major mall these days.

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77 Sushi

77 Sushi
Good standard sushi courtesy of one of Poland's biggest Sushi restaurant chains. Attractive setting and handy location also rank highly. Read_on (No Comments)

77 Sushi

77 Sushi
The number 77 might well refer to the number of sushi stops in town – in fact, it says a lot about the city that it’s now easier to find sushi than it is a cabbage. Read_on (No Comments)

Akashia

Akashia
One of a chain of highly regarded restaurants again boasting oriental decor with bonsai trees and suchlike scattered around a minimalist interior. Read_on (No Comments)

Art Sushi

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An attractive Japanese/Korean spot with a subtle white appearance and a steady stream of custom. On the menu everything from Kmichi soup to extravagant grill sets. Read_on (No Comments)

Besuto

Besuto
Besuto has moved from among the prefab cabins and ramshackle pavilions inside Nowy Świat 22 to a more visible location just down the street at 27. Read_on (No Comments)

Bonsai

Bonsai
A well-prepared and good selection of sushi served by a polite black-clad staff keeps this place busy particularly during the day when the surrounding office crowd are meeting for lunch. Read_on (No Comments)

ChopstiX

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The Marriott enters the battleground which is the Warsaw sushi market with Chopstix, a first-floor located bar aimed at the lunch on the run/meeting crowd. Read_on (No Comments)

Hana Sushi

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Arkadia shopping mall-stationed sushi restaurant that proves Warsaw’s top mall is more than just a shopping trip. A Read_on (1 Comment)

Ichiban Sushi

Ichiban Sushi
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Inaba

Inaba
Here’s a restaurant that was around years before sushi became a fashion statement. Japanese owned and run everything about Read_on (No Comments)

Izumi Sushi

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A wide range of well-prepared sushi and Japanese fusion dishes. Check out one of the lunch box sets to sample a few of the dishes at a reasonable price. Read_on (No Comments)

Izumi Sushi

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Marking the final part of Pl. Zbawiciela’s regeneration is this work of art, where decorations are limited to sleek metals and black woods and flavours are fresh and full. Read_on (1 Comment)

Kaya Sushi

Kaya Sushi
Not the most obvious venue for a sushi restaurant – underneath a giant block tucked from the traffic – but Kaya are known as being a bit of an open secret among the sushi grapevine. Read_on (No Comments)

Kiku Japanese Dining Gallery

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Our advice when coming to this typically Japan-in-a-packet decorated place is simple: forget the sushi and just ask for the noodle menu. Read_on (2 Comments)

Kintaro Sushi

Kintaro Sushi
This location on Nowogrodzka is like a black hole for restaurants, with previous tenants including French and Asian ventures. Read_on (No Comments)

Matsu

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A plasticky, almost fast food environment doesn’t detract from Matsu, an affordable spot serving both Thai and sushi. Now Read_on (No Comments)

Nippon-Kan

Nippon-Kan
When Nippon Kan opened – crikey knows how long ago – their claim to fame was the longest sushi roll bar in Europe. Read_on (No Comments)

OTO!SUSHI

OTO!SUSHI
One of our favorite sushi spots in Warsaw. Sure, the location helps – who can argue with sitting outside on swanky Nowy Świat? – but the helpful staff, great tea options and fair prices put it squarely on top. Read_on (No Comments)

Planet Sushi

Planet Sushi
Sushi? In a mall? We know, we had the very same thoughts. But step away from the burger chains and suspend your disbelief long enough to enjoy Planet Sushi and stereotypes will be shattered. Read_on (No Comments)

Sakana

Sakana
Warsaw’s best sushi, so some say. The food floats by on small wooden boats while the small interior is brightened by bamboo bits and bobs, hand-crafted pottery and kimono suited staff. Read_on (3 Comments)

Silk & Spicy

Silk & Spicy
No expense has been spared on the lush, perfectly designed interior and it’s nice to see a little ray of sunshine along the less salubrious end of ul. Read_on (No Comments)

Soto Sushi

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Warsaw’s Sushi glitterati have always rated the original Soto Sushi on Al. KEN very highly indeed, with many devotees regularly making the pilgrimage to deepest, darkest Ursynów in order to visit their favourite shrine. Read_on (No Comments)

Sushi Teatr

Sushi Teatr
Shock white colour schemes, soft lighting and a designer atmosphere inside Warsaw’s most exclusive sushi address. In return for a small fortune expect beautifully presented dishes prepared by a team of master chefs. Read_on (1 Comment)

Sushi To

Sushi To
Yes, sushi is right there in the name, and you’ll find plenty of creative sets to choose from and some of the best nigiri we’ve had, but our favourite parts of the Sushi To menu don’t come in roll form. Read_on (No Comments)

Sushi Zushi

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Even in a city now exasperated with sushi this place is worth a mention. In fact, say it quietly, this was probably the sushi king of '09. Read_on (No Comments)

Tomo Sushi

Tomo Sushi
Many claim you won’t find better sushi in Warsaw, and who are we to argue with the masses. Tomo’s reputation is well earned, and as such don’t be surprised to be knocking elbows with sushi snobs showing off deft chopstick moves. Read_on (No Comments)

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