Cleveland Sushi Restaurants Archives

Sushi Kuwahata to Reopen in Original Ohio City Location

Look for the high-end omakase sushi room to make its return in late April.

As opposed to ultra-expensive, hours-long omakase experiences, this 12 or 17-course version runs $70 to $175 and lasts 75 minutes.

The shop builds upon chef Carmen Paponetti’s Japanese street-food stand, which he ran in the Market Hall at Van Aken District.

This latest eatery joins Funshi restaurants in Avon and Rocky River.

The plates never stop spinning at the new local chain, where efficiency and quality rule.

The venture combines a full-service sushi restaurant with a quick-serve poke bowl concept

Mizu has been a Parma hit since 2010.

From world-class fish and Wagyu to veggies and rice, every dish at this remarkably casual spot is finger- and/or chopstick-friendly.

The popular restaurant with all-you-can-eat options joins four other locations in Greater Cleveland.

After a year and a half of pop-ups, Kyuu-juu is ready to take flight in its permanent home.

The exclusive omakase dinners take place at an 8-seat hinoki counter

But Shuhei, his Japanese restaurant in Beachwood, will carry on