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Omakase counter on Level 7 of Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur, with a lineage traced to Tokyo's Ginza district.
34 sushi restaurants in Malaysia: 16 omakase counters, 7 chains, 6 casual sushi spots, 3 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shops and 2 à la carte sushi bars. Pick a city below, or browse the highlights.
Open Malaysia in the interactive directory →Omakase counter on Level 7 of Le Meridien Kuala Lumpur, with a lineage traced to Tokyo's Ginza district.
Eight-seat counter on the fourth floor of Isetan The Japan Store, Lot 10, and the Malaysian branch of a New York sushi restaurant.
MICHELIN-selected Edomae sushi counter from Tokyo chef Masakazu Ishibashi, with omakase menus using seafood from Japan.
Malaysian outpost of Tokyo's three-star Sushi Saito, with a 16-seat hinoki counter on Level 3A of The St. Regis Kuala Lumpur. Listed in the MICHELIN Guide Malaysia.
Omakase counter in KL listed as halal on Zabihah; the Muslim owners confirm its halal status. Has the most Google reviews among KL omakase venues.
Omakase sushi counter in George Town, open for dinner from 6pm.
Eight-seat counter said to be the first in Penang to serve omakase; a Wednesday dry-aged sushi omakase costs RM288++.
Fusion omakase with sashimi and sushi, plus a sake list; the restaurant says it is pork-free and lard-free but is not halal-certified.
Omakase restaurant described by Have Halal Will Travel as the only halal-certified omakase in Petaling Jaya.
Restaurant under Chef Makoto Saito that reportedly uses halal-certified vinegar, mirin, meat and Japanese-sourced halal miso paste.
Omakase counter led by Chef Makoto Saito, who has over 20 years of experience. Halal status not stated.
Traditional sushi restaurant opened in 2019 by a Japanese chef resident in Malaysia for over a decade. Serves sushi sets and omakase; listed in the MICHELIN Guide.
Malaysia's largest sushi chain, with over 100 outlets and JAKIM halal certification.
Conveyor-belt and rail-delivery sushi chain; all Malaysian outlets are JAKIM halal certified, with a flagship at Sunway Velocity Mall, Kuala Lumpur.
Muslim-owned conveyor-belt sushi chain with 19+ outlets, listed in JAKIM's Halal Malaysia Directory. Also serves rice bowls, teppanyaki and noodles.
Grab-and-go sushi chain; its site states halal certification by JAKIM, with 33 outlets certified and others in the process.
Chain of about 37 branches. Pork-free but not JAKIM certified because it serves alcohol and uses mirin in some cooked dishes.
Chain of 20+ branches known for mentai-sauce sushi. Pork-free with halal-certified poultry, but no JAKIM certificate and some dishes use mirin.
Sushi chain with outlets including Mid Valley Megamall. Pork-free with halal-certified meat suppliers, but not JAKIM certified; it serves beer.