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Chef Daniel Schiff's 22-course sushi omakase in Jaffa, 12 seats per seating on low-floor seating; NIS 590 per person per Jerusalem Post, Feb 2026.
7 sushi restaurants in Israel: 4 à la carte sushi bars, 1 conveyor-belt (kaiten) shop, 1 omakase counter and 1 chain. Pick a city below, or browse the highlights.
Open Israel in the interactive directory →Chef Daniel Schiff's 22-course sushi omakase in Jaffa, 12 seats per seating on low-floor seating; NIS 590 per person per Jerusalem Post, Feb 2026.
Japanese tapas, sashimi and sushi on the roof terrace of The Norman hotel, from chef Masaki Sugisaki.
Kosher sushi restaurant at The Setai since May 2025; signature rolls and nigiri under Tel Aviv Rabbinate supervision.
Sushi bar since 2006 founded by Kumamoto-born chef Akiko Ben-Zvi; small room with chirashi, nigiri and rolls.
Kosher Japanese restaurant at the Hilton Tel Aviv, certified by the Tel Aviv Rabbinate. Chef Roy Soffer leads the kitchen.
Long-running sushi bar on Bograshov Street, credited with Israel's first conveyor-belt sushi. Not kosher.
Jerusalem's longest-running kosher sushi restaurant (17+ years), Rabanut Jerusalem Regila; branches incl. Emek Refaim and a Mehadrin site.