Best Sushi Restaurants in West Palm Beach
West Palm Beach, Florida — updated August 21, 2026
Five sushi spots in West Palm Beach, ranked by how convincingly the reviews back them up, from a Forum Place lunch counter to an omakase room off Okeechobee Boulevard.
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Sushi in West Palm Beach splits along a clear line: office-park counters that do most of their business at lunch, and Clematis Street and hotel rooms that do not open until noon or later. The list below is ordered by how well each place answers the sushi question and how settled its rating looks, so a 4.5 backed by more than 1,200 reviews outranks a 4.5 backed by 50. Hours matter here more than usual, since two of the five are closed at least one day a week.
1. Pat GoGo Sushi And Thai
The strongest combination of rating and volume on this list: 4.7 across 668 reviews, which is enough to call the score settled rather than promising. It sits in a plaza at 1649 Forum Place, west of downtown and closer to the office corridor than to Clematis Street, and the schedule reflects that. Open Monday through Friday from 11:00 am to 8:30 pm, Saturday from 1:00 pm, and closed Sunday, so weekend plans need to be Saturday plans. Ordering online is set up through the restaurant's own site, which suits the lunch rush.
2. Pubbelly Sushi
The downtown option, at 303 Clematis Street, holding 4.7 across 565 reviews. It is the most centrally placed sushi room in this group and the easiest to reach on foot from the waterfront. Doors open at noon daily, running until 10:00 pm Sunday through Thursday and 11:00 pm Friday and Saturday, so it covers both a late lunch and a late dinner. Happy hour splits its timing: drinks Monday through Friday from noon to 6:00 pm, food from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm. The restaurant has also promoted a $12 rolls deal, worth checking before you sit down.
3. The Catch Seafood & Sushi
The most tested rating in the city for this category: 4.5 from 1,283 reviews, a figure that does not move much on any single bad night. It is a seafood house with a sushi program rather than a sushi-only counter, which is the trade-off for the volume. Find it at 529 25th Street, north of downtown. Kitchen hours run Monday through Thursday 4:00 pm to 10:00 pm, Friday until 11:00 pm, with weekend service starting at noon on Saturday and Sunday. The house makes a point of its happy hour, and taco deals have appeared on its social feed.
4. Moody Tongue Sushi at Hilton West Palm Beach
The only dedicated omakase seat on this list, tucked into a small room inside the renovated Hilton at 600 Okeechobee Boulevard. Its 4.5 rating rests on just 50 reviews, so treat it as promising rather than proven; the format also means fewer diners per night, which keeps counts low. Service runs Wednesday through Saturday, 5:00 pm to 10:00 pm, and the summer menu was listed with an eight-course omakase at $95 per guest and a 13-course at $185, so confirm the current pricing when you book. Reservations are the sensible approach given the seat count.
5. Sushi Jo
The South Dixie Highway entry, at 6200 S Dixie Highway Ste A, rated 4.4 across 740 reviews: a lower score than the top two, but with enough volume behind it to be reliable rather than a gamble. Happy hour runs 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, listed Monday through Friday on the West Palm Beach page and daily on the bistro menu, so check before you plan around it. Beyond the raw fish, the kitchen keeps wagyu sliders, Thai chili chicken wings and Thai chili ribs available daily, which makes it workable for a table that is not all sushi eaters.
What we left off
An earlier version of this list included West Palm Beach Food Tours, a walking tour operator rather than a sushi restaurant, and two entries for 205 Datura Street, an address with no sushi restaurant attached. We also dropped Sushi by Bou at PGA National Resort and Lemongrass Asian Bistro Sushi in Wellington: both sit outside West Palm Beach and both operate across multiple locations.