Best Sushi Restaurants in Savannah
Savannah, Georgia — updated August 22, 2026
Eight Savannah sushi bars, ranked by how settled their reputations are, from Starland District rooms to the Abercorn Street corridor on the Southside.
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Savannah's sushi splits along two lines: the walkable downtown stretch around Broughton Street and Oglethorpe Avenue, and the Southside corridor of Abercorn Street, Waters Avenue and Eisenhower Drive, where most of the neighborhood rooms sit in strip-center suites. The downtown rooms carry the bigger review counts, thanks to tourist traffic; the Southside spots tend to be smaller and quieter. Below, the ranking weighs rating against how many people have voted on it.
1. Ukiyo Savannah
The strongest combination of score and volume in the city: 4.6 across 729 reviews, which is enough traffic to make that rating a settled fact rather than a hot streak. It sits at 2224 Bull Street in the Starland District, off the downtown tourist grid but still walkable from the south end of Forsyth Park, which is part of why locals cite it. The menu runs sushi alongside broader Japanese-leaning plates, posted on the restaurant's own site. Starland parking is street-only and tightens in the evening, so budget a few minutes to circle.
2. Sushi-Thai SAVANNAH
At 317 W Broughton Street, this is the downtown option with the clearest published detail: sushi, sashimi and specialty rolls served next to Thai classics, plus a lunch special and happy hour appetizers. Listed starters include Japanese edamame at $8.00 and grilled calamari at $17.00. A 4.6 rating over 567 reviews puts it just behind Ukiyo on volume and level with it on score. Hours are 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM Friday and Saturday, and 11:00 AM to 10:00 PM Sunday through Thursday, so it is the late option among the downtown rooms.
3. Sushi Kingdom
A 4.6 rating across 284 reviews, the same score as the two above it with a smaller sample behind it, which is why it lands third rather than first. The address is 7804 Abercorn Street, Unit 63a, in the Southside retail corridor, so it draws neighborhood regulars more than visitors. That shows in the review count: fewer votes, but they trend the same direction. Worth the drive from downtown if you want a sushi dinner without competing for a Broughton Street table on a Saturday.
4. Sushi Hana Savannah
18 E Broughton Street, in the thick of the downtown shopping stretch, with 4.4 from 626 reviews. That is a lot of votes for a rating a step below the leaders, which tells you it is consistent rather than exceptional: a reliable sushi dinner in the most convenient location in the city. If you are staying near the historic district and do not want to drive, this and Sushi-Thai are the two Broughton Street choices. Expect the room to fill on weekend evenings when the street is busiest.
5. Sushi Zen Southside
At 1100 Eisenhower Drive, Suite 4B, this is a Southside neighborhood room with 4.4 across 347 reviews, essentially the same score as Sushi Hana on about half the sample. The Eisenhower Drive location puts it near the midtown-to-Southside transition, an easier drive from downtown than the deeper Abercorn Street addresses. It keeps its own website with the current menu, which is the thing to check before going, since the brief here does not cover hours.
6. Osake hibachi & sushi
The highest rating in the city at 4.9, but it comes from only 36 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than proven. The address is 8108 Abercorn Street, Apartment 110, another Southside strip-center suite, and it pairs hibachi with the sushi bar. There is no website listed, which means calling ahead is the only way to confirm hours or whether hibachi tables need booking. Small sample, small room, real upside: go if you like being early on a place.
7. Ta Ca Asian Fusion & Sushi Bar
The most-reviewed sushi bar on this list, with 780 reviews behind a 4.3 rating. That volume makes the score dependable in a way the smaller rooms cannot match, and 4.3 over that many votes describes a solid, high-traffic restaurant rather than a destination. It sits at 513 E Oglethorpe Avenue, Suite A, east of the busiest downtown blocks, so it is a shorter walk from the eastern historic district squares. Asian fusion sits alongside the sushi bar, so it suits a table where not everyone wants raw fish.
8. Sakura Japanese Restaurant
8465 Waters Avenue, on the Southside, holding 4.3 from 352 reviews. It ranks last here on the numbers, not because the room falls short but because every restaurant above it has either a higher score or considerably more votes behind the same one. Waters Avenue puts it away from the Abercorn Street cluster, which makes it the convenient choice if you are already south of DeRenne. The restaurant maintains its own site for the current menu.