Places we checked ourselves.
32 places in Stockholm, with what we know about each and when we last checked it. The order is kind, then area, then name: a reference of what we vetted, not a ranking. Nothing here is listed or ordered for a fee.
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Tezukuri
A restaurant serving sushi for a sit-down meal together.
Tokai sushi
A restaurant serving sushi for a sit-down meal together.
Tokyo Diner
A restaurant serving ramen for a sit-down meal together.
Ukiyo
A restaurant serving sushi for a sit-down meal together. Its website mentions vegan or vegetarian options.
Washoku TOMO
A Japanese restaurant for a sit-down meal together. Its website mentions vegan or vegetarian options.
RAI Sushi Bar
Neighbourhood sushi restaurant at Rålambsvägen 25, Kungsholmen, with dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Menu includes sushi sets, maki, poke bowls and warm Asian/Japanese dishes such as yakiniku, bibimbap and dumplings. Business listing gives daily 11:00–21:00 and phone 08-30 68 88; treat hours as directory-level rather than confirmed official hours. No verified standalone official website found; a restaurant ordering page is listed at https://qopla.com/restaurant/rai-sushi-/qj14J39YkR/home. Check current hours before travel.
TAK
Modern Scandinavian food cooked with Japanese methods at Brunkebergstorg, with a roof bar and terrace open until 01:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
OSO Omakase
OSO Omakase is an intimate chef-led Japanese/Nordic omakase at Ölandsgatan 47, Skanstull. Seasonal otsumami, nigiri and dessert; official hours Tue–Sat 17:00–23:00. Menus SEK980–1,180; fish/seafood are integral and it is not vegetarian. Age limit 15; small seatings, book ahead and arrive on time. Phone +46 72 289 85 88; osomakase@gmail.com. Official osomakase.com.
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