1033 Omakase
Chef Worawit 'Ray' Boonyapituksakul's counter, open since December 2024 and named a 2026 James Beard Best New Restaurant finalist.
270 sushi restaurants in United States: 158 omakase counters, 80 à la carte sushi bars, 16 casual sushi spots, 9 chains, 5 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shops and 2 Nikkei restaurants. Pick a city below, or browse the highlights.
Open United States in the interactive directory →Chef Worawit 'Ray' Boonyapituksakul's counter, open since December 2024 and named a 2026 James Beard Best New Restaurant finalist.
Michelin-starred 12-seat omakase counter led by chef Seigo Tamura, serving around 22 courses.
Buckhead sushi restaurant with an 18-seat counter.
Austin omakase counter awarded a Michelin star in the first Texas guide in 2024.
Chef Nick Wang's edomae-style omakase at 117 Berry St, a 16-course counter for 10 diners at $195, opened January 2025. Listed in the Michelin Guide.
Formerly Sushi Hayakawa; moved to Star Metals after 15 years on Buford Highway. Omakase about $315.
Chef Seijun Okano's Michelin Guide-listed counter at the back of a Wynwood taco shop, about $300 per person, entered by time-sensitive passcode.
Edomae-style omakase counter led by chef Kazushige Suzuki, who trained in Tokyo, Shanghai and Hawaii. A 2026 guide lists the omakase at $495.
High-end Edomae sushi counter off the Strip; meals last about two hours.
Chef's tasting from $175 (sushi only) to $275 with extras such as caviar and wagyu.
Chef Toshi Kizaki's plate-by-plate omakase; awarded a Michelin star in 2025.
Michelin Guide-listed counter serving an 18-course kaiseki-style omakase.
Kazunori Nozawa's trust-me sushi chain with branches across Los Angeles and New York, including SoHo, Flatiron and Midtown.
Conveyor-belt sushi chain from Japan with 96 US locations and 11 more announced in 2026, including California, Arizona, Florida and Flushing, NY.
Flagship Restaurant Group's sushi chain founded in Omaha in 2002; sources seafood with Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch and has a large vegan sushi menu.