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Modern Japanese restaurant by chef Ian Pengelley with branches in Riyadh and Jeddah. Ranked No. 45 in MENA's 50 Best Restaurants 2026.
15 sushi places in Saudi Arabia that are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Each description notes the certifier when a source names one. Certificates expire, so confirm with the restaurant.
Filter halal places in the interactive directory โModern Japanese restaurant by chef Ian Pengelley with branches in Riyadh and Jeddah. Ranked No. 45 in MENA's 50 Best Restaurants 2026.
Resort Japanese restaurant by the pool with sushi and sashimi, gyoza and wagyu tataki; chef Ian Pengelley. Halal by Saudi law.
Contemporary Japanese restaurant with a sushi counter, robata and wagyu kushi; Tripadvisor 2026 reviews cite black cod and wagyu tataki. Halal by Saudi law.
Japanese sushi and robata restaurant that began in London, with branches in Riyadh, Jeddah and Khobar. Halal by Saudi default.
Opened March 2022 by Al Moajil Hospitality; Japanese-flown seafood and wagyu, sushi and sashimi platters, black cod. Halal by Saudi law.
Riyadh outpost of the Sumosan brand, serving sushi, sashimi, robata dishes and signature rolls; reviewed June 2026. Halal by Saudi law.
Two-floor izakaya-style Zuma in the financial district with sushi and robata counters; named FACT's Restaurant of the Year 2025 in Saudi Arabia. Halal by Saudi law.
Japanese restaurant with bar-style seating beside the open kitchen. Menu covers sushi, tuna tartare, gyoza and tempura. Halal by Saudi local law; no certificate cited.
Japanese-Peruvian Nikkei restaurant with an itamae sushi counter and robata grill; executive chef Jordan Sclare. Halal by Saudi law.
Nikkei restaurant ranked No. 6 on MENA's 50 Best 2026 and named best in Saudi Arabia; nigiri bar, niku panca and black cod. Halal by Saudi law.
Long-established Jeddah sushi spot known for artistic presentation and a broad Japanese menu. Halal by Saudi law.
Sushi restaurant on King Fahd Road known for signature boxes, rock shrimp tempura and wagyu tataki; also has a Red Sea Mall branch in Jeddah. Halal by Saudi law.
Sushi bar group that opened in Jeddah in 2008; four locations across Jeddah and Riyadh. Halal by Saudi default, not a separate certification claim.
Family-friendly sushi chain with five Riyadh mall branches and one in Dammam; rolls, ramen, gyoza and combo platters. Halal by Saudi law.
Casual Japanese chain with about ten branches in Saudi Arabia, including Jeddah, Riyadh, Dammam and Khobar. Halal by Saudi default.