The Best Sushi Venues in Oslo

Behind a glass wall, hanging greenery, black-and-white woven chairs, and rattan loungers make this Asian restaurant a modern refuge in the historic Kvadraturen district. The star of the menu is the namesake sushi bowl with sashimi and greens, backed by some 30 Thai dishes on a solid list of mains.

Inventive rolls are the signature at this local sushi bar, which opened in 2019 and offers dozens of maki varieties. The house specials include pieces with flambéed salmon, fried duck, or tempura prawns. Some are topped with strawberry, mango, or pomegranate for a hint of sweetness.

A short stroll from the Botanical Garden and Natural History Museum, this 2024 newcomer puts a modern twist on Asian flavors. While classic sushi platters and maki rolls are at the center, the menu extends to sushi burgers and burritos, offering a playful fusion of formats.

Anyone walking the eight-kilometer trail along the Akerselva River could stop here midway for refreshment. This local sushi bar in the Sagene neighborhood keeps things simple with maki, nigiri, and poke bowls. The food is plated with care and refuels without weighing hikers down.

With a focus on takeaway and just a few seats, this Asian counter serves both sushi and wok dishes. The nearby ruins of medieval Oslo and the sculpture park Ekebergsparken offer plenty of scenic spots to nibble on a sushi platter or tuck into something warm in Thai, Vietnamese, or Chinese style.