11 of The Best Spots In The Shire To Get Your Sushi Fix

Chopsticks at the ready

sushi plates at Green Shiso Cronulla

Green Shiso, Cronulla

Shire-siders love their sushi. There’s just something about breaking out the chopsticks and delicately picking up beautifully presented nigiri or that slice of fresh salmon sashimi that incites excitement.

Whether you love the chase of following the classics around the train or you’re more of a creative type, there’s a Japanese eatery for everyone in the Shire - and we’ve dined our way through them all. Wasabi or not, here are the 11 best spots for sushi in the Sutherland Shire. Chopsticks at the ready, people!


Where to find the best sushi in the Sutherland Shire

sushi rolls in plastic boxes

Green Shiso

Since opening in 2016, Green Shiso has been drawing Shire-dwellers from near and far. Having spent over 10 years in the industry, owner and head chef Simon has perfected his own take on Japanese cuisine: contemporary, unique, and, in his words, "fresh, healthy, and made with love." Green Shiso has an always-full grab-and-go cabinet, or you can pre-order your sushi feast via their website.

87 Cronulla Street, Cronulla

Moon Fresh Sushi

Found along the Kingsway, Moon Fresh Sushi is exactly that: fresh. Their menu is hugely extensive, so you may need that extra minute from the waiters - but rest assured, whatever you choose, you’ll be happy you did.

Shop 1/581-587 Kingsway, Miranda

Moim kitchen kirrawee sushi roll on a plate

Moim Kitchen

An easy takeaway or casual dine-in restaurant, Moim Kitchen is a favourite amongst Shire locals and for good reason. Humble and cosy, you can expect to find all of your best-loved dishes here, from classic rolls to Japanese curries and bibimbap. Their sashimi is some of the best and we love their lotus chips for something different!

134 Oak Road, Kirrawee

Haru Fresh Sushi

Friendly faces greet you at Haru Sushi, located in Caringbah and Gymea. Their menu focuses on sushi classics (nigiri, a range of special rolls and baby rolls), which are met with modern Japanese and fusion dishes such as poke bowls, signature bibimbap and rice paper rolls. 


339 Kingsway, Caringbah and 54 Gymea Bay Road, Gymea

platter of sushi and nigiri with japanese sake

Kanji

Spanning not one but two locations across the Shire, our love of Kanji’s Japanese eats is widespread. Their well-priced menu features sizzling mains, donburi, bento boxes, poke bowls, noodles and classic and special rolls - as well as saké, a must-try if you’re dining in.

273 Fowler Road, Illawong and Shop 1/114 Princes Highway, Sylvania

Sushi Train

The OG of sushi served conveyor belt-style, Sushi Train has expanded over 30 years to service multiple locations across Australia and New Zealand - including our very own in Sutherland. Truly, nothing quite compares to sitting atop a Sushi Train stool and watching as your favourite roll, ship or nigiri makes its way around to you - and your mouth. Be sure to finish off with green tea ice cream.

Shop 2&3/570 President Avenue, Sutherland

Rushi Cronulla sushi on ceramic platter

Rushi

One for those who enjoy a modern adaptation, Rushi is a Japanese-style cafe hidden within a Cronulla bike shop. Aside from serving sushi so pretty it’d almost (almost) be a shame to eat it, the crew here have developed a menu of modern twists on Japanese classics, including the Seared Tuna Salad and the Sashimi Bowl.

Shop 2/25-35 Kingsway, Cronulla

Sushi Dragon

Sushi Dragon will leave you spoilt for choice. Their multi-page menu has all the ingredients of a great Japanese eatery, including return-favourites like the California roll and tuna sashimi, as well as indulgent platters (share, or don’t, we won’t judge you).

Shop 1/4-8 Warburton Street, Gymea

black plates of nigiri and sushi rolls

Umaya

Ticking off the grocery shopping just got exciting. Located within Kirrawee’s South Village and freshly fitted-out, Umaya invites you to stop off for sushi after a trip to the supermarket. Entrees include Japan’s hottest hits, such as edamame and Dashi tofu, and mains span from sashimi to udon and ramen.

South Village, 580 Princess Highway, Kirrawee

Aomori

Soju and sushi are enjoyed at Aomori, Caringbah. The menu is reasonably priced, the vibes cheerful and the food great. Grab your favourite roll, or opt for a Bento box, udon or meal set if your stomach is grumbling a little louder.

Shop 2/336-338 Kingsway, Caringbah

Nobori

For sushi lovers who appreciate top-quality, fresh dishes, Nobori is the go-to spot in Gymea. This cozy, intimate restaurant serves up some seriously mouth-watering sushi and sashimi, with standout dishes like the kingfish carpaccio and the Angry Salmon Rolls. Whether you’re grabbing a quick takeaway or enjoying a casual meal, Nobori’s fresh flavours and inviting vibe make it a local favourite.

3/56 N W Arm Rd, Gymea

 
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