Best Sushi in Mumbai: Top-Rated Japanese Restaurants for Every Budget and Occasion
From truffle uramaki in a safari-lodge room in Powai to spicy tuna under a cherry blossom mural in Khar, five sushi spots worth booking across Mumbai
09 Oct, 2026 by Sakshi Pundir
The best sushi in Mumbai right now is at Kohana, Mayouchi, Foo Powai, Asia Kitchen By Mainland China and Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery, five restaurants rated between 4.1★ and 4.4★. Cost for two runs from ₹1,600 to ₹3,500, with an average of about ₹2,380 across the list, and all five are bookable on EazyDiner.
In This Guide
- How Were Mumbai's Top-Rated Sushi Restaurants Picked for This Guide?
- Which Are the Best Sushi Restaurants in Mumbai?
- Where Can You Find the Best Sushi in Mumbai by Neighbourhood?
- What Is the Best Sushi in Mumbai for Every Budget?
- Where Can You Find Vegetarian Sushi in Mumbai?
- What Should You Order at a Sushi Restaurant in Mumbai?
- How Do You Book a Sushi Table in Mumbai?
- Which Sushi Restaurant in Mumbai Should You Book?
- FAQ
How Were Mumbai's Top-Rated Sushi Restaurants Picked for This Guide?
Every restaurant in this guide lists sushi among its cuisines on its EazyDiner listing and is rated 4.1★ or higher there. Together, they cover two parts of the city: Powai and Sakinaka in Central Mumbai, and Khar West in the Western Suburbs.
Ratings, cuisines, cost for two and opening hours are taken from each restaurant's EazyDiner listing as of October 2026, and the must-haves come from each restaurant's own menu. The list is ranked by rating, and where two restaurants share a rating, the one rated by more diners comes first. That is why Kohana sits above Mayouchi: both score 4.4★, and Kohana has been rated by more diners on EazyDiner. Foo Powai, Asia Kitchen By Mainland China and Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery have the largest pools of diner ratings behind their scores.
Which Are the Best Sushi Restaurants in Mumbai?
| Restaurant | Area | Cuisine | Cost for Two | Rating |
| Kohana | Chandivali, Powai | Sushi, Asian, Continental, European, Italian, Japanese, North Indian, Pizza | ₹3,500 | 4.4★ (Good) |
| Mayouchi | The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake, Powai | Japanese, Sushi, Oriental | ₹2,000 | 4.4★ (Good) |
| Foo Powai | Orchard Avenue, Powai | Chinese, Japanese, Sushi, Asian | ₹2,000 | 4.3★ (Good) |
| Asia Kitchen By Mainland China | Sakinaka | Rolls, Chinese, Desserts, Sushi, Pan Asian, Seafood, Japanese, Asian | ₹1,600 | 4.2★ (Good) |
| Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery | Linking Road, Khar West | Sushi, Japanese, Thai, Pan Asian | ₹2,800 | 4.1★ (Good) |
The table is ranked by rating, with ratings, cuisines and cost for two from each restaurant's EazyDiner listing as of October 2026.
Kohana, Powai, Central Mumbai
Kohana in Chandivali looks like it was lifted straight out of an African safari lodge, with textured ochre walls, lit alcoves holding tribal artefacts and sculptures, and clay orbs hanging from the ceiling like a cave-like canopy. The warm, earthy room is built for lingering and is ideal for family meals and group outings, with the kitchen open from 12 PM to 1 AM every day.
Must-haves: Truffle Avocado & Blue Pea Rice Uramaki, Crispy Hoisin Glazed Mock Meat Sushi, Crisp Tofu & Taberu Rayu Maki, Tempura Prawn Uramaki, Smoked Salmon & Cream Cheese Sushi
Cost for two: ₹3,500
Rating: 4.4★ (Good)
Mayouchi, The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake
Mayouchi is sleek, airy and quietly sophisticated, with floor-to-ceiling windows that flood the room with natural light and frame a lush canopy of palm trees outside. The open, uncluttered layout gives it a calm, unhurried pace where the view feels like part of the meal. It serves dinner only from Monday to Thursday, from 5 PM, and adds a 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM lunch from Friday to Sunday. The menu sticks to Japanese food and sushi, with vegetarian rolls like the Yasai Green Roll and Wild Mushroom Roll sitting alongside a Flaming Roll and a Rainbow Dragon Roll.
Must-haves: Yasai Green Roll, Wild Mushroom Roll, Avocado Cream Cheese Roll, Flaming Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Rainbow Dragon Roll
Cost for two: ₹2,000
Rating: 4.4★ (Good)
Foo Powai, Powai, Central Mumbai
Foo Powai is drenched in deep crimson from floor to ceiling, with crystal pendant lights and a well-stocked bar glowing in the background, which gives the room an old-world glamour with a modern edge. It feels equally at home for a candlelit sushi date and a lively evening of cocktails with friends, and since it stays open until 1:30 AM every day, it becomes the latest finish on this list. The rolls lean bold and spicy, from a Shishito Charcoal Tempura Uramaki and a Spicy Habanero Blue Rice Maki to a Nikkei Prawn Tempura Uramaki and a Salmon Truffle Maki.
Must-haves: Shishito Charcoal Tempura Uramaki, Spicy Habanero Blue Rice Maki, Nikkei Prawn Tempura Uramaki, Californian Roll, Aburi Veg Maki, Salmon Truffle Maki
Cost for two: ₹2,000
Rating: 4.3★ (Good)
Asia Kitchen By Mainland China, Sakinaka, Central Mumbai
Asia Kitchen By Mainland China pairs exposed industrial ceilings with warm wooden furniture, and the room runs on a buzzy, canteen-like energy. It is made for a happening, wholesome night out with your friends, the kind of place where the food does the talking, and its spot near Sakinaka Metro Station on Andheri Kurla Road makes it an easy meeting point. The must-haves cover both sides of the menu, from a Veg California Roll and Asparagus Tempura to Samurai Rolls and a Fried Tuna Roll. Lunch runs from 1 PM to 3:30 PM on weekdays and from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM at weekends, and dinner runs from 7 PM to 11:30 PM every day.
Must-haves: Veg California Roll, Asparagus Tempura, Cream Cheese Avocado Sushi, Samurai Rolls, Prawn Tempura Roll, Fried Tuna Roll
Cost for two: ₹1,600
Rating: 4.2★ (Good)
Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery, Khar, Western Suburbs
Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery on Linking Road is all warm honey-toned wood, slatted ceilings, hand-painted tile work at the bar and a cherry blossom mural, which gives the room a refined, Japanese-inspired elegance. Soft amber lighting wraps the whole space in a golden glow, so it suits an intimate date just as well as a slow evening at the bar with a well-made cocktail. The sushi list has something for every table, from an Edamame Cream Cheese Roll to an Alaskan Crab Maki Roll, served at lunch from 12 PM to 3:30 PM and at dinner from 7 PM to 12:30 AM.
Must-haves: Edamame Cream Cheese Roll, California Dream Maki Roll, Crispy Avocado Tempura Roll, Veg Sushi Platter, Alaskan Crab Maki Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll
Cost for two: ₹2,800
Rating: 4.1★ (Good)
Where Can You Find the Best Sushi in Mumbai by Neighbourhood?
Powai has the strongest cluster of sushi restaurants in this guide, while Sakinaka and Khar West each have one pick.
- Powai: Kohana sits opposite Chandivali Studio in Chandivali, Foo Powai is on Orchard Avenue, and Mayouchi is inside The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake, so three very different rooms are a short drive apart.
- Sakinaka: Asia Kitchen By Mainland China is on Andheri Kurla Road near Sakinaka Metro Station, which makes it easy to reach by metro.
- Khar West: Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery is on Linking Road, the only pick in this guide for diners based in the Western Suburbs.
What Is the Best Sushi in Mumbai for Every Budget?
The average cost for two across these five restaurants is about ₹2,380. Each figure is the approximate cost for two shown on that restaurant's EazyDiner listing, so treat it as a guide to the bill rather than a fixed price.
- Under ₹2,000 for two: Asia Kitchen By Mainland China at ₹1,600 is the most affordable sushi in this guide, and the strongest pick for a bigger group.
- ₹2,000 for two: Foo Powai and Mayouchi both sit at ₹2,000, so the choice comes down to a late, cocktail-led evening at Foo Powai or a calm, light-filled room at Mayouchi.
- ₹2,800 for two: Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery is the mid-to-upper pick, with a bar and a refined room that make the extra spend feel like an occasion.
- ₹3,500 for two: Kohana is the most premium pick, best when you want truffle and blue pea rice rolls in a room that feels like a destination.
Where Can You Find Vegetarian Sushi in Mumbai?
All five restaurants in this guide serve both vegetarian and non-vegetarian food, according to their EazyDiner listings, so none of them is pure vegetarian. Each one still has vegetarian options among its must-haves.
- Kohana: Truffle Avocado & Blue Pea Rice Uramaki, Crispy Hoisin Glazed Mock Meat Sushi and Crisp Tofu & Taberu Rayu Maki
- Mayouchi: Yasai Green Roll, Wild Mushroom Roll and Avocado Cream Cheese Roll
- Foo Powai: Aburi Veg Maki
- Asia Kitchen By Mainland China: Veg California Roll, Asparagus Tempura and Cream Cheese Avocado Sushi
- Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery: Edamame Cream Cheese Roll, Crispy Avocado Tempura Roll and Veg Sushi Platter
If you avoid egg as well, ask the restaurant whether its tempura batter contains it before you order the fried rolls, since recipes vary from kitchen to kitchen.
What Should You Order at a Sushi Restaurant in Mumbai?
The five menus in this guide mix classic Japanese roll styles with modern twists, and knowing the terms makes it easier to order a balanced table.
- Uramaki: an inside-out roll with the rice on the outside and the seaweed inside, like Kohana's Tempura Prawn Uramaki or Foo Powai's Nikkei Prawn Tempura Uramaki. Nikkei refers to the Japanese-Peruvian style of cooking.
- Maki: rice and filling rolled inside a sheet of seaweed, like Kohana's Crisp Tofu & Taberu Rayu Maki or Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery's Alaskan Crab Maki Roll. Taberu Rayu is a crunchy Japanese chilli oil.
- Tempura rolls: rolls built around a battered, fried filling for crunch, like Asia Kitchen By Mainland China's Prawn Tempura Roll or Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery's Crispy Avocado Tempura Roll.
- Aburi: sushi seared with a blowtorch so the top turns smoky and slightly caramelised, as in Foo Powai's Aburi Veg Maki.
- California rolls: an inside-out roll that usually pairs crab with avocado and cucumber, like Foo Powai's Californian Roll, while Asia Kitchen By Mainland China's Veg California Roll leaves the seafood out.
- Blue pea rice: sushi rice tinted blue with butterfly pea flower, as in Kohana's Truffle Avocado & Blue Pea Rice Uramaki.
For a table of two, start with one lighter vegetarian roll and one seafood roll, then move on to the fried tempura and truffle rolls, so the richer flavours come at the end rather than drowning out the subtler ones.
How Do You Book a Sushi Table in Mumbai?
The steps to book a table are the same at all five restaurants in this guide.
- Open the EazyDiner app or browse the best sushi in Mumbai on the EazyDiner website
- Search by restaurant name, or browse the sushi listings for Mumbai
- Select your date, time and party size
- Check the restaurant's timings before you confirm, since Mayouchi, Asia Kitchen By Mainland China and Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery serve lunch and dinner in separate sittings
- Confirm your booking. You'll get an instant SMS confirmation, and booking through EazyDiner is free
Which Sushi Restaurant in Mumbai Should You Book?
The right pick depends on the occasion, and all five take bookings on EazyDiner.
- For a family dinner or a group outing: Kohana in Powai, ₹3,500 for two
- For a calm, light-filled meal: Mayouchi at The Westin Mumbai Powai Lake, ₹2,000 for two
- For a late date with cocktails: Foo Powai, ₹2,000 for two
- For a budget night out with friends: Asia Kitchen By Mainland China in Sakinaka, ₹1,600 for two
- For a date night in the Western Suburbs: Nom Nom: Asian Bar & Eatery in Khar West, ₹2,800 for two
Written By
Sakshi is a Russian literature enthusiast with an undying love for dystopian movies and sci-fi stories. Apart from this, she enjoys cooking, scrapbooking, and watching stand-up specials in her free time. She is particularly fascinated by pop culture and the digital world that pervades our identities and shapes our ideologies.
