Enso Sushi Aoki圆社·鮨青木
Chef Aoki moved to Japan at 12 and trained at a one-star Tokyo restaurant before opening in Shanghai. Counter at 99 Beijing East Road; a newer Aoki Bekkan opened at Taikoo Li Qiantan.
10 places to eat sushi in Shanghai: 10 omakase counters. Price bands are relative within China.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Chef Aoki moved to Japan at 12 and trained at a one-star Tokyo restaurant before opening in Shanghai. Counter at 99 Beijing East Road; a newer Aoki Bekkan opened at Taikoo Li Qiantan.
Shanghai branch of the Tokyo-rooted Onodera group at Bund 18. Air-freighted fish from Toyosu and a 10-piece lunch omakase.
High-end omakase led by chef Kevin Lin, focused on rare ingredients; a second location is in Huangpu.
Long-running omakase counter led by Takeo Oyama, a pioneer of fine sushi dining in Shanghai.
Sushi omakase restaurant named among Shanghai's recommended Japanese omakase spots in a 2026 guide.
Sushi-kappo counter open since 2010 with a bright red bar and private rooms; kaiseki-style courses led by chef Niu since 2018, from the Oyama school.
Omakase restaurant named among Shanghai's recommended Japanese omakase spots in a 2026 guide.
Omakase counter named among Shanghai's recommended Japanese omakase restaurants in a 2026 guide.
Sushi omakase restaurant named among Shanghai's recommended Japanese omakase spots in a 2026 guide.
Twelve-seat omakase counter from the team behind Ochiyo, positioned as a value option.
Japan's largest kaiten chain, operating in mainland China as one of its overseas markets.