Nobu Cape Town
Japanese-Peruvian restaurant inside One&Only Cape Town, described as the only Nobu in Southern Africa. Menu includes black miso cod and a sushi and sashimi selection.
14 places to eat sushi in Cape Town: 10 à la carte sushi bars, 3 chains and 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop. 2 of them are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Price bands are relative within South Africa.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Japanese-Peruvian restaurant inside One&Only Cape Town, described as the only Nobu in Southern Africa. Menu includes black miso cod and a sushi and sashimi selection.
Sushi restaurant at 4 Bree Street with a second Aiko Plus at 70 Bree Street; also serves vegan sushi and bottomless-sushi deals.
Sushi bar at street level of the Pullman hotel opened March 2025 under Chef Ernest Tsosane, ex-Nobu Cape Town; no reservations.
Japanese restaurant on Kloof Nek Road known for sushi and seafood such as abalone, sea urchin and conch. Serves fresh wasabi root at the table.
Opened in 2016 by sushi chef Hatsushiro Muraoka (Papa San) and partner Ben Bettendorf. Focuses on inside-out rolls, nigiri, tempura and ramen.
Harbour-side restaurant at Quay 5 serving seafood, sushi and contemporary dishes. Has a patio overlooking the water.
Long-running sushi restaurant in the V&A Waterfront shopping centre. Serves sashimi, nigiri and signature plates such as the oyster shooter.
Sushi and grill restaurant in an old semi-detached house in Observatory. Has a sushi counter and table rooms; regarded as good value.
Sea Point sushi bar in Point Mall focused on classical sashimi, nigiri and hand rolls, plus new-style sushi.
Sushi, poke bowls and seafood in Athlone, listed by Cape Town halaal guides as strictly halaal.
Euro-Asian sushi restaurant with a conveyor belt, open since 2000; describes itself as halaal-friendly with no pork, but serves alcohol and is not certified.
Asian luxury restaurant and bar inspired by Japanese izakayas. Menu includes small plates, sushi, noodle bowls and robata grill dishes.
Family-owned Cape Town sushi business founded in 2012, mostly takeaway boxes. Branches include Newlands, Kloof Street, De Waterkant, Willowbridge and Stellenbosch.
Cape Town sushi chain whose branches are stated to be halaal certified (ICSA). Casual dining with classic and gourmet rolls.
Pan-Asian chain with sushi on the menu. It lists certain branches as halaal certified, including Rosebank, Canal Walk and Gateway.