Best Sushi Restaurants in Bend
Bend, Oregon — updated August 21, 2026
Five Bend sushi spots ranked by what the ratings actually support, from a 264-review favorite on Greenwood to a highway sushi bar with more than 900 reviews. Includes which nights each one is dark.
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Bend's sushi is spread thin across the map: one kitchen on Greenwood, two along Highway 97 at opposite ends of town, and a pair on Third Street. Nearly all of them close at least one weekday, which matters more here than in a bigger city, since a Monday or Tuesday craving can leave you with two options instead of five. The list below runs in order of how convincingly each place answers the question, with review counts as the evidence.
1. Kobe Sushi & Hibachi Grill
A 4.7 average across 264 reviews is the strongest combination of score and volume among Bend's sushi restaurants, which puts Kobe at the top. The Greenwood Avenue address splits its attention between the sushi counter and the hibachi grill, so it works for a table where not everyone wants raw fish. Starters include spicy garlic edamame and gyoza by the eight-piece order, and the roll list runs to vegetarian options like the sweet potato roll. Note the schedule before driving over: it is closed Wednesday, opens at 11:30 am the rest of the week, and stays open latest on Friday and Saturday.
2. Ryoshi Sushi & Izakaya
Ryoshi earns 4.6 from 209 reviews, a rating settled enough to trust and the only izakaya framing on this list. It sits in a South Highway 97 retail center on the south end of town, takes both walk-ins and reservations, and runs a weekly lunch menu alongside set dinner options, so the menu is not static from visit to visit. Hours are unusually consistent for Bend: 11:30 am to 9:30 pm Wednesday through Monday, closed Tuesday. That single midday-to-night service window makes it one of the few places in town where a 3 pm sushi lunch is possible.
3. Okawa | Steak House & Sushi
Okawa has by far the most feedback of any sushi kitchen in Bend, with 1,516 reviews behind a 4.4 average. That is a proven number rather than a promising one: a rating that holds at 4.4 over that many visits says the kitchen is consistent, even if it does not top the list on score alone. The Third Street location pairs teppan-style steak service with a sushi menu, which is the draw for mixed groups. Plan around the split schedule: closed Monday, lunch and dinner served in separate blocks Tuesday through Thursday, and continuous service Friday and Saturday.
4. CHI | Chinese and Sushi Bar
CHI holds 4.5 across 938 reviews, a well-tested figure, and it lands fourth only because sushi shares the billing with a full Chinese menu. Reviewers single out the Bangkok Roll on the sushi side, along with sizzling rice soup, sesame chicken and BBQ pork lo mein from the Chinese half. It is on North Highway 97, dinner-only when it opens midweek, and closed both Monday and Tuesday. The family also shuts the restaurant for an annual vacation in August, so call ahead if you are planning a late-summer visit.
5. PAN Japanese Kitchen
PAN rates 4.7, but from only 78 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than established. The Bend Source covered its opening on Third Street as a Japanese comfort food spot from the owners behind a local Thai restaurant, which places it slightly outside the straight sushi-bar category. It opens at 11 am Tuesday through the week and is closed Monday, and the small Third Street space handles orders by phone or text. Worth a visit if you want to form your own opinion before the review count catches up to the rating.