Daruma Fourways
Traditional Japanese restaurant in Fourways cited as a roughly 30-year Johannesburg mainstay for sushi and Japanese dishes.
10 places to eat sushi in Johannesburg: 6 à la carte sushi bars, 2 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shops and 2 chains. 3 of them are halal-certified or say they serve halal food. Price bands are relative within South Africa.
Filter these in the interactive directory →Traditional Japanese restaurant in Fourways cited as a roughly 30-year Johannesburg mainstay for sushi and Japanese dishes.
Japanese tapas and sushi bar at 21 Keyes Avenue; listed as serving halaal on Dineplan, same address as The Prawnery. Certifier not confirmed.
Opened in 2015. Menu covers grilled seafood, burgers and sushi, including a fish and chips roll.
Family-run restaurant operating since 1995, now at Melrose Arch. Makes tofu, sauces and noodles in-house and imports some ingredients from Japan.
Sushi and Thai restaurant listed with the name suffix Halaal. Also has a branch in Ormonde.
Seafood restaurant that also makes maki, sashimi and tempura prawn sushi, with locations in Sandton and Rosebank.
Bedfordview restaurant combining conveyor-belt sushi, teppanyaki tables and dim sum.
Conveyor-belt sushi restaurant with branches in Rivonia, Bryanston and Bluebird; all-you-can-eat option listed at R175.
Opened in May 2021 in Nelson Mandela Square. Serves izakaya small plates, sushi, noodle bowls and robata dishes, with a large bar and terrace.
Halaal sushi takeaway chain with five Gauteng branches (Norwood, Lenasia, Vaal, Florida Park, Benoni), listed by Hungry For Halaal.
Pan-Asian chain with sushi on the menu. It lists certain branches as halaal certified, including Rosebank, Canal Walk and Gateway.