Rome · PratiItaly
Taki
Prati landmark founded in 1974 by Nobuyasu Shoichi, with a sushi counter, kaiseki and izakaya rooms and an omakase menu; JETRO Japanese Food Supporter certified.
Italy · sushi restaurants
Sushi in Rome
6 places to eat sushi in Rome: 4 à la carte sushi bars, 1 omakase counter and 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop. Price bands are relative within Italy.
Filter these in the interactive directory →6 restaurants1 omakase
Rome · MontiItaly
Hasekura
Long-running Japanese restaurant founded in 1993 near the Colosseum, serving nigiri, sashimi and chirashi; ranked among Rome's top sushi spots in Gambero Rosso's 2026 sushi guide.
Rome · San LorenzoItaly
Kiko Sushi Bar
Sushi bar founded by Atsufumi Kikuchi and now led by Japanese chef Chiho Mikami. Gambero Rosso Tre Bacchette 2026; ranked among Italy's top sushi addresses by 50 Top Italy 2024.
Rome · PratiItaly
Nakai
Michelin-listed restaurant opened in 2022 by Kobe-born chef Koji Nakai, with a Japanese-Italian menu; a hidden 14-seat omakase room, Kiwami, sits behind a secret door.
Rome · FlaminioItaly
Rokko
Family-run sushi restaurant led by chef Takehisa Haraguchi, which grows its own sushi rice on a farm in Vercelli.
RomeItaly
Sushisen
Michelin Guide-listed; has an omakase Experience room and a separate Kaitenzushi counter with a conveyor belt.
Frequently asked
- Where can I eat sushi in Rome?
- The Sushi Directory lists 6 sushi restaurants in Rome, including Taki, Hasekura, Kiko Sushi Bar, Nakai, Rokko.
- Where to have omakase in Rome?
- Omakase counters listed in Rome include Taki.