Best Sushi Restaurants in Fort Lee

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Fort Lee — 12 places, filmed by creators on the ground.


Ranked venues

  1. InteractiveModernCasualConveyor beltSushi varietyInteractive dining

    About the venue

    Kura Revolving Sushi Bar at Lemoine Ave in Fort Lee offers a unique dining experience with a conveyor belt sushi setup featuring over 100 different sushi options. Since 2018, the restaurant has attracted a range of diners looking for a quick, interactive meal. The menu includes traditional sushi, rolls, and specialty items, with dishes priced according to the plate color. Customers can enjoy the novelty of picking from the rotating options set against a modern and vibrant interior.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a conveyor belt sushi restaurant, highlighting various dishes like salmon nigiri, tuna sashimi, and other sushi items. The camera pans across the table and the conveyor belt, capturing the vibrant atmosphere of the restaurant.

    2151 Lemoine Ave

  2. $$IntimateAuthenticCalmTonkotsu ramenSashimiHigh-quality ingredients

    About the venue

    Yamagata, located on Palisade Ave in Fort Lee, NJ, is recognized for its traditional Japanese ramen and sushi offerings. The intimate restaurant emphasizes authentic flavors, using high-quality ingredients sourced from local suppliers. Opened several years ago, its signature tonkotsu ramen and fresh sashimi have garnered a loyal clientele. The calming decor and attention to service create a pleasant dining environment, suitable for both casual and special dining occasions.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a bento box containing various Japanese dishes, including tempura shrimp, spinach with sesame seeds, grilled fish, seaweed salad, sushi rolls, rice, and miso soup. The camera pans across the bento box and additional food items outside it, such as a container of rice, a cup of miso soup, and a tray of sushi rolls.

    1636 Palisade Ave

  3. $$CasualInvitingFreshDiverse sushiJapanese tapasFresh ingredients

    About the venue

    PJ Sushi on Lemoine Ave in Fort Lee offers a diverse range of sushi and Japanese dishes since opening its doors in 2006. Popular offerings include sushi rolls, sashimi, and Japanese-style tapas, all made with fresh ingredients. The casual, inviting atmosphere makes it a favorite among locals, including families and sushi enthusiasts. The restaurant is known for its friendly staff and prompt service.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of sushi rolls, including those with avocado and shrimp, along with other accompaniments like edamame and soup. The camera pans across the table, highlighting the different dishes.

    2372 Lemoine Ave

  4. CasualFreshTrendySushi rollsFusion dishesTakeout options

    About the venue

    Moru Sushi, located at 1629 Schlosser St in Fort Lee, New Jersey, specializes in a variety of sushi rolls and sashimi, emphasizing freshness and quality. The restaurant's menu also includes fusion dishes, such as sushi burritos, appealing to those looking for a unique twist. The clean interior and casual dining atmosphere make it suitable for quick lunches or leisurely dinners. Regulars appreciate the friendly staff and the option for takeout.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of sushi pieces arranged on a wooden table. The camera pans across the table, revealing different types of sushi, including some with crispy toppings and others with creamy sauces. The setting appears to be a restaurant or a dining area.

    1629 Schlosser St

  5. $$CozyAuthenticFamily-ownedHomemade pastasBrick-oven pizzaGenerous portions

    About the venue

    Soma in Fort Lee, NJ offers a cozy Italian dining experience specializing in classic dishes made from family recipes since 1990. The 1,500 square foot restaurant features a warm ambiance and a menu highlighting homemade pastas and brick-oven pizzas. Their signature dish is the Chicken Parmesan, renowned for its generous portions and rich flavors. The venue serves both locals and visitors, making it a favorite spot for gatherings and celebrations in the area.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a close-up of a plate of food, featuring yellow chicken wings garnished with orange roe and green herbs. It then pans across the table, revealing additional dishes such as salmon sashimi with avocado and white radish sprouts, tofu cubes with sauce and pickles, and fried items. The background shows diners seated at tables and chefs preparing meals. The video ends with a focus on two men at a table, one eating with chopsticks and the other contemplating something.

    2025 Lemoine Ave

  6. $$CasualSocialWelcomingSmall platesIzakaya-styleSushi

    About the venue

    Raku Izakaya, located on Main Street in Fort Lee, NJ, is an izakaya that offers a casual dining experience focused on Japanese-style small plates since 2018. The menu includes a variety of skewers, sushi, and seasonal specials, ideal for sharing. The relaxed atmosphere and contemporary decor enhance the social dining experience, attracting both groups and individuals. Regulars appreciate the drink specials that complement the food offerings.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases the interior of a traditional Japanese restaurant with patrons dining and staff attending to them. It then transitions to a close-up of sushi rolls, including salmon and avocado, and cucumber rolls, served with wasabi and pickled ginger.

    209 Main St

  7. $CasualColorfulComfortingHomemade curryCustomizable bowlsDaily specials

    About the venue

    SAZANAMI CURRY BAR in Fort Lee, New Jersey, offers a unique take on Japanese curry, focused on homemade recipes and fresh ingredients. This casual eatery, opened in 2021, features a menu with customizable curry rice bowls and daily specials. The bright decor creates an upbeat atmosphere, perfect for both lunch crowds and dinner guests. Regulars rave about their flavorful katsu and unique toppings like cheese and seasonal vegetables.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a variety of dishes, including a Japanese curry dish and a mango and salmon sashimi dish, set in a restaurant environment. It begins with a close-up of the curry dish, pans up to reveal the restaurant's interior, and then focuses on the sashimi dish.

    400 Main St

  8. BrightCustomizableHealthyPoke bowlsSustainable seafoodQuick service

    About the venue

    Splash Poke in Fort Lee, New Jersey, offers a customizable poke bowl experience with fresh seafood and vibrant toppings. Guests can choose from various bases, proteins, and garnishes to create their own bowl, giving them a unique dining experience each visit. The modern, bright interior encourages a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for casual lunches or quick takeout. They focus on sustainability, using responsibly sourced seafood in their offerings.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a close-up view of a poke bowl with various ingredients such as rice, fish, shrimp, edamame, mango, and seaweed salad. The camera pans across the dish, highlighting its vibrant colors and textures.

    1605 Lemoine Ave

  9. $$InteractiveModernLivelyCustomizable BBQOpen kitchenInnovative sides

    About the venue

    Bada Story in Fort Lee, New Jersey, serves up contemporary Korean BBQ in a modern setting since its opening in 2018. The restaurant features an open kitchen concept with customizable BBQ tables for diners to grill their own meats, such as marinated short ribs and pork belly. The lively atmosphere attracts a diverse crowd, with both families and young professionals enjoying the interactive dining experience. Innovative side dishes set it apart from typical BBQ spots.

    What the videos show

    The video begins with a close-up of an artistically arranged platter of sushi and sashimi, along with two small sauce bowls. A hand briefly adjusts something near one of the sauce dishes. The scene then transitions to show two hands holding pieces of tempura wrapped in seaweed, with one piece being placed down and another held up as if being offered.

    799 Abbott Blvd

  10. $$CozyAuthenticWelcomingFresh sushiTraditional dishesFriendly service

    About the venue

    Sushi Kai in Fort Lee, NJ, located at 206 Main St, serves a menu of fresh sushi and traditional Japanese dishes since 2017. The restaurant emphasizes quality and flavor, attracting diners who seek authentic experiences. With a cozy environment and friendly service, it’s a perfect spot for sushi lovers to enjoy favorites like sashimi and tempura. The focus on traditional techniques ensures a satisfying meal for all guests.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a sushi chef using a blowtorch to cook food on a small plate. The camera focuses closely on the chef's actions. As the chef moves out of frame, the camera pans down to reveal a table with chopsticks, condiments, an empty bowl, a glass of water, and neatly arranged sushi plates at the back edge of the counter.

    206 Main St

  11. $$CasualVibrantComfortingKorean streetTteokbokkiKorean fried

    About the venue

    Witch Bunsik in Palisades Park, NJ, focuses on authentic Korean street food with a variety of offerings, including tteokbokki and Korean fried chicken. The vibrant decor and casual dining atmosphere are perfect for gatherings with friends. Customers appreciate the bold flavors and generous portions, making it a popular spot for comfort food enthusiasts. This venue attracts both locals and those seeking a taste of Korea.

    What the videos show

    The video opens with a warm greeting in Korean, '안녕하세요 여러분!' (Hello everyone!), spoken at the very beginning. The scene then transitions into a visually appealing sequence showcasing a variety of Korean dishes. A close-up shot reveals a steaming bowl of ramen, garnished with green onions, seaweed, and noodles. The camera pans smoothly to the right, revealing a plate of sushi rolls, a small dish of vibrant red kimchi, and a side of pickled vegetables. The focus then shifts to a metal bowl of clear soup, rich with ingredients like noodles, vegetables, and seaweed, topped with a sprig of green onion and a bright red chili pepper. The entire sequence is presented with clean, deliberate framing and steady camera movement, emphasizing the textures and colors of the food. The video is entirely focused on the visual presentation of authentic Korean cuisine, with no human presence, dialogue beyond the initial greeting, or contextual information about the setting or preparation.

    198 Broad Ave

  12. AuthenticInvitingMinimalistHandmade noodlesUnique brothsRamen specialties

    About the venue

    Tsujita Artisan Noodle, located in Fort Lee, specializes in authentic Japanese ramen, drawing on rich flavors and traditional techniques since its founding in 2015. The restaurant features a variety of ramen dishes, with unique broths and handmade noodles that appeal to noodle enthusiasts. Its minimalist decor and open kitchen help create a warm, inviting experience. Reservations are often recommended due to its popularity among ramen lovers.

    What the videos show

    The video showcases a dining experience at a restaurant, focusing on the preparation and presentation of sushi and ramen. It begins with a plate containing two pieces of food: one topped with avocado and green onions, and another with grilled eel and green onions. A hand uses chopsticks to pick up the piece with avocado. The scene then transitions to three bowls of ramen noodles arranged on a table, with one bowl lifted to reveal its contents more clearly. The video ends with close-ups of chopsticks lifting noodles from a small white bowl filled with broth and other ingredients, followed by a black spoon scooping through the broth-filled bowl, lifting various ingredients such as meat slices and vegetables.

    2034 Lemoine Ave, Ste 5B