Vienna
Choosing sushi in Vienna depends on more than the menu. Central options range from intimate chef-led dinners and design-focused rolls to quick museum-quarter lunches, custom bowls and late delivery.
Consider the location, whether you need takeaway or a table, the range of Japanese and Asian dishes, and opening hours before setting out. Reserving ahead is sensible for smaller dining rooms and busy evening services.
The options are arranged around practical differences: menu style, preparation, location, lunch and evening availability, takeaway or delivery, and flexibility for groups with different appetites. Smaller venues and places that fill quickly deserve advance planning. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Kaido Sushi Bar serves sushi from Rotensterngasse 3 in Vienna’s 2nd district, with an intimate chef-led feel that suits a focused dinner rather than a rushed meal. Signature choices include the Dragon Roll and Kaido’s Signature Roll, alongside fresh-tasting sushi rice and creative rolls such as crispy duck.
Evening service runs most weekdays, with Saturday and Sunday opening from noon.
#2
SeeSushi® Palais Ferstel pairs Japanese cooking with Alpine-inspired ingredients in a refined setting inside the Ferstel Passage. The open kitchen adds a sense of occasion, while locally sourced fish, creative rolls and vegetarian choices make the menu approachable beyond traditional sushi.
With only a handful of indoor tables and additional terrace seating, it is best suited to an intimate lunch or dinner in central Vienna.
#3
976 vienna is a compact sushi restaurant on Wipplingerstraße with a calm, cozy interior and a menu that extends beyond sushi. Freshly prepared sushi sits alongside chicken ramen, teriyaki salmon donburi, bulgogi don and red Thai curry, making it a flexible choice for mixed tastes.
The restaurant offers a weekday lunch menu from 11:30 am to 2 pm and is currently open Thursday during those hours.
#4
Sohyi Sushi brings Japanese specialties to Schlagergasse in a calm, authentic-feeling setting with attentive service and approachable prices. The menu covers sushi, maki and sashimi, with catering, takeaway and delivery also available for occasions beyond the dining room.
Split lunch and evening hours run most days, including weekends, making it a versatile choice for both daytime meals and relaxed dinners.
#5
KEKKO - Professional Sushi Bar on Josefstädter Straße is a small restaurant with sushi, generous bowls and fresh ingredients. The build-your-own bowl format lets diners choose their preferred ingredients and protein, while the intimate footprint makes takeaway especially practical when seats are limited.
It opens from late morning through evening on weekdays, from noon on Saturday, and closes on Sunday.
#6
A clean, organized choice near Vienna’s museum quarter
Haha Sushi is a clean, organized choice near Vienna’s museum quarter, well suited to a quick lunch or an easy dinner. The menu is simple to navigate, portions are filling and prices are approachable for the central location.
Opening runs from 11 am to 10 pm Monday to Friday, with weekend service from noon until 10 pm at Museumstraße 4.
#7
NeKo Sushi Bar on Mahlerstraße combines quick, efficient service with a broad sushi selection, including salmon, tuna, tempura rolls and spicy tuna rolls. Warm miso soup adds a comforting start, while online ordering and delivery make it practical for eating at home.
Open from 11 am to 11 pm Monday to Saturday, it suits both central-city meals and later evening orders.
#8
Fresh seafood, generous portions and approachable pricing
Flugfisch Sushi und Sashimi is a cozy Asian restaurant on Untere Augartenstraße, known for fresh seafood, generous portions and approachable pricing. Bento boxes, tempura and chirashi give the menu useful variety, while the split lunch-and-evening schedule works for both daytime dining and dinner.
As tables can fill quickly, reserving ahead is a practical choice for a planned visit.
#9
Sushi Cross is a Japanese restaurant on Landstraßer Hauptstraße 1b, pairing sushi with chicken dishes in a convenient central Vienna setting. Fresh ingredients, careful presentation and friendly service shape the experience, making it suitable for a casual lunch, dinner or an easy meet-up.
The restaurant is open daily from 11 am to 10 pm.
#10
Dr. Sushi on Pramergasse is an evening restaurant suited to diners who want a more personal, attentive setting rather than a quick counter stop. The atmosphere is personable and service-focused, with opening from 7 pm to midnight on Friday and Saturday and from 6 pm to 11 pm on Sunday.
It is closed Monday through Thursday, so this is best planned as a weekend visit.
#11
OnlyPhila specializes in premium sushi rolls at Lerchenfelder Gürtel, with notably generous sets and substantial pieces that can easily become a takeaway meal. Its format is well suited to sharing, hearty appetites and visitors looking for strong value from a central-west Vienna address.
Opening hours vary across the week, with service Wednesday through Friday and from Saturday to Sunday afternoon into evening.
#12
Creative rolls with distinctive combinations
TAKI SUSHI on Hainburger Straße focuses on creative rolls with distinctive combinations, including Head Crab, Hot Love, Califa, Green Dragon and Fav Phila. The menu is a good fit for diners who enjoy trying more inventive sushi rather than sticking to basic classics, with freshness and careful presentation central to the appeal.
It opens daily from noon, closing at 9 pm Monday to Thursday and 10 pm Friday to Sunday.
#13
Daihachi Sushi presents traditional Japanese sushi craft at Schottenring 26 in central Vienna. The relaxed décor and upstairs lounge create a more leisurely setting, while the menu includes sushi, sashimi and a particularly appealing avocado maki.
Because all listed days currently show as closed, this is a destination to arrange directly rather than a spontaneous meal stop.
#14
Unkai Bar & Sushi at Kärntner Ring 9 pairs a modern sushi-bar concept with a central Grand Hotel setting. Alongside sushi, the menu includes brunch, Japanese donburi rice bowls, Kirin beer on tap and top-level sake, making it suitable for a polished daytime meal, drinks or evening dining.
It is open daily from 11 am to 10:30 pm.
#15
Sajado Invalidenstraße is an Asian fusion restaurant with a modern interior, cozy window booths and an à-la-carte menu spanning freshly prepared Asian specialties. Sushi rolls, sashimi and miso soup are among the suitable choices for a sushi-focused visit, while the broader menu works well for groups with different preferences.
It opens daily from 11:30 am to 10:30 pm.
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Map and areas
Use the map to match a restaurant with your plans in Vienna. The central cluster around Herrengasse, Wipplingerstraße, Museumstraße and Mahlerstraße works well for city days, while Rotensterngasse and Untere Augartenstraße suit plans in the 2nd district.
Check distance, nearby stops and the route home if you are ordering takeaway or delivery.
Haha Sushi on Museumstraße is convenient for museum days and central plans. It suits quick lunches and easy dinners, with filling portions and service from late morning into the evening.
Check the current hours before travelling, especially if your visit falls on a weekend.
Sohyi Sushi offers takeaway as well as dining, while KEKKO is practical for custom bowls and collection from a small restaurant. NeKo also supports online ordering and delivery.
Confirm the ordering process, preparation time and collection window before setting out.
NeKo Sushi Bar on Mahlerstraße is a useful option for later sushi meals, with service extending into the evening on Monday through Saturday and delivery available. Hours and delivery areas can change, so check both before placing an order.
976 vienna combines sushi with chicken ramen, teriyaki salmon donburi, bulgogi don and red Thai curry. Flugfisch adds bento, tempura and chirashi, while other venues offer bowls or broader Japanese and Asian menus for mixed appetites.
Reserving is a sensible choice for an evening meal, particularly at compact restaurants or venues with a small number of tables. Flugfisch can fill quickly, and intimate settings such as Kaido or SeeSushi are better approached with a booking when your timing is fixed.