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Sushi tips and recommendations for your Shanghai dining adventure

When dining at sushi restaurants in Shanghai, don't be afraid to ask the staff for recommendations or to explain unfamiliar dishes. They are usually happy to help and provide guidance based on your preferences. For a truly authentic experience, look for restaurants run by Japanese chefs, known for their precision and skills in sushi-making. One recommended spot is Sushi Haru in the Former French Concession, where you can enjoy traditional sushi in a cozy setting.

For a more interactive dining experience, consider visiting a kaiten sushi restaurant, where plates of sushi pass by on a conveyor belt for you to choose from. It's a fun and casual way to enjoy a variety of sushi creations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Curious about sushi in Shanghai? Let me answer your questions!

For top-notch sushi, check out popular spots like Sushi Oyama in Jing'an or UMI by YUANTOUZI in Xintiandi. These restaurants offer fresh ingredients and expertly crafted rolls.
Yes, Shanghai-style sushi incorporates local ingredients and flavors, giving it a unique twist. Don't miss the opportunity to try this delicious fusion cuisine during your visit.
Absolutely! Look for conveyor belt sushi restaurants like Sushiro or Sushiland for budget-friendly sushi options without compromising on taste.
Be sure to sample local specialties like hairy crab sushi or Shanghai-style eel rolls. These dishes showcase the city's culinary creativity.
Yes, many sushi restaurants in Shanghai cater to vegetarians and vegans with creative plant-based sushi options. Check out Pure & Whole or WUJIE for delicious vegetarian sushi choices.
It's a good idea to make reservations, especially for popular sushi spots in Shanghai. You can easily book a table online or through popular reservation apps like Dianping.
In Shanghai, it's customary to say 'itadakimasu' before starting your meal and 'gochisosama deshita' after finishing. Also, remember to dip your sushi fish-side down into the soy sauce for the best flavor.

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