
Haru Izakaya
Gatineau Japanese izakaya on Chemin de la Savane — sushi, sashimi, hot & cold tapas, signature "pizza sushi," and poke with vegan and gluten-free options.
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Gatineau Japanese izakaya on Chemin de la Savane — sushi, sashimi, hot & cold tapas, signature "pizza sushi," and poke with vegan and gluten-free options.

All-you-can-eat sushi in Kanata, with separate lunch and dinner menus, labelled gluten-free items and robot servers.

All-you-can-eat sushi on Dalhousie Street in ByWard Market, with separately posted lunch and dinner prices.

A Vancouver-style sushi spot on Cooper Street with creative rolls and expertly crafted nigiri. Dinner only, closed Mondays. One of Ottawa's most acclaimed sushi restaurants.

Sushi restaurant in Orléans from former C'est Japon à Suisha chef Moriyuki Hiroha, with separate lunch and dinner menus. Reservations recommended.

Japanese sushi restaurant on Sheffield Road with dine-in reservations and takeout. Its official takeout menu lists sushi combos and chef's-choice omakase platters.

One of Ottawa's best all-you-can-eat sushi spots with multiple locations. Good variety, fair prices, and consistent quality. The AYCE menu covers sushi, rolls, and cooked dishes.

ByWard Market Japanese restaurant with à la carte sushi and the HIKARU by TOMO 16-course omakase. Compare named sushi portions with the separately booked chef-counter experience.

Compare four Ottawa Japanese restaurants by menu, address and dining format, from Nagi's lunch sushi to TOMO's omakase, Shinka takeout and Shingen's izakaya dishes.

Ottawa's sushi scene covers the full range, from a 16-course omakase in the ByWard Market to all-you-can-eat in Nepean. Here are 5 spots for every budget and occasion.
