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Six-seat basement counter where chef Jay Lee serves an omakase of line-caught fish and A5 wagyu, making condiments in-house. New Michelin listing.
24 sushi restaurants in Germany: 17 à la carte sushi bars, 6 omakase counters and 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop. Pick a city below, or browse the highlights.
Open Germany in the interactive directory →Six-seat basement counter where chef Jay Lee serves an omakase of line-caught fish and A5 wagyu, making condiments in-house. New Michelin listing.
Munich branch of the Matsuhisa restaurants, listed among the city's top omakase places.
Japanese restaurant offering a fixed seven-course omakase menu; sushi omakase starts at 89 euros.
Michelin-starred; serves an eight-course omakase set menu.
Munich Japanese restaurant ranked first in Yelp's July 2026 omakase list for the city.
Michelin Guide-listed, very small restaurant serving an omakase menu prepared by the owner.
Sushi and grill restaurant in the Calwer-Passage with an omakase sushi platter and a drinks list including sake and gin.
Japanese restaurant with a sushi counter serving sushi, sashimi and tempura à la carte, plus an omakase menu. Listed in the Michelin Guide.
Modern Japanese restaurant with a broad sushi range plus robata-grilled meat, fish and vegetables. Listed in the Michelin Guide Germany.
Japanese restaurant in Stuttgart known for its choice of sashimi fish and a sashimi omakase plate on request.
Pan-Asian and Japanese restaurant on the ground floor of the Deutsche Bank building at Taunusanlage 12, open daily. Emphasises dish presentation.
Japanese restaurant in the Amalienpassage with tatami seating, offering sushi, sashimi and a set menu. Listed by the Michelin Guide since 2022.
Founded in 1997 as Germany's first kaiten sushi restaurant, now with two restaurants and sushi kiosks in supermarkets.