Best Sushi Restaurants in Naples
Naples, Florida — updated August 22, 2026
Three Naples sushi rooms, ranked by how much evidence stands behind the rating: a long-running Naples Park favorite, a Tamiami Trail East spot, and a new 5th Avenue arrival with only a handful of reviews so far.
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Naples spreads its sushi out: the strip plazas off Tamiami Trail, a small shopping row in Naples Park, and the walkable stretch of 5th Avenue South downtown. That geography matters, because the downtown seafood houses and steak rooms that dominate search results are not sushi restaurants, and several were cut from this list for that reason. What follows are the places whose reputations actually rest on raw fish, ordered by how settled that reputation is.
1. Sushi-Thai of Naples
The strongest combination of rating and volume in this guide: 4.6 across 701 reviews, which is enough history to call it proven rather than promising. It runs a dual Thai and sushi menu, and the happy hour list, available up to 6 pm, pulls from both sides, which is the cheapest way to try the kitchen and the sushi bar in one sitting. The Naples Park location at 869 103rd Ave N sits in a small commercial row north of Vanderbilt Beach Road. Listed hours run Sunday through Thursday from 11:30 am to 10 pm, with later closing on Friday and Saturday.
2. Stix Sushi & Seafood
A 4.5 rating over 377 reviews puts Stix just behind Sushi-Thai on both counts, though 377 is still a substantial sample and the score has clearly held. It is on Tamiami Trail East at 4221, well south of the 5th Avenue crowds, which makes it the practical option if downtown parking is the deciding factor. The seafood half of the name is not decorative: the menu runs beyond nigiri and rolls. Call ahead on a season weekend rather than assuming a table.
3. OMASAVA
A perfect 5.0, but from 12 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than established. That is a small enough sample that a single bad night would move the number noticeably, and there is not yet a track record to compare against the two places above. The location, 301 5th Ave S, puts it in the middle of downtown Naples, walkable from the shops and the rest of the 5th Avenue restaurant row. Worth a look if you want the newest thing in town; check current hours before making the trip, since a new room's schedule tends to change.
What we left off
Zen Asian BBQ on Tamiami Trail North had a 4.4 rating from 891 reviews and a sushi program, but listings now show it closed, with reports that the space is becoming a pizza and pasta restaurant. It is out for that reason. Four other Naples names came up in research and were cut for premise: The Dock at Crayton Cove, Fish Restaurant, Chops City Grill and Giuseppe and the Lion are all well reviewed, but they are seafood, steak and Italian restaurants, not sushi destinations, and this guide only ranks places whose reputation rests on the sushi itself.