Restaurants & Dining
Best Sushi Restaurants in Myrtle Beach

While sushi isn’t the main focal point of 21 Main’s menu, its extensive sushi menu is on par with restaurants that only serve sushi. Not only do they serve the typical sushi appetizers such as tuna tataki, edamame, and spicy crab salad, but they also offer a variety of signature rolls including the 21 Main Roll, Surf & Turf Roll, and Mango-Cado Roll. 21 Main is one of the more formal restaurants in the Myrtle Beach area, so be prepared for world-class dining when you arrive.

Wicked Tuna opened along the Murrells Inlet MarshWalk in 2013 and quickly became a favorite among locals and visitors alike. After the success of the Murrells Inlet location, they then expanded into Myrtle Beach and opened a location on the 2nd Ave Pier. Their sushi specialties include seasonal BlueFin Tuna, King Crab, Flounder, and even Sea Urchin. Try out the Tuna Pizza or the Shrimp and Scallop Ceviche for great, fresh flavors.

Lil Tokyo Steakhouse & Sushi Bar is conveniently located at the Coastal Grand Mall, so if you’re planning on doing some shopping and want some delicious sushi you should add this to your list of stops that day. Lil Tokyo has dozens of sushi options to choose from including nigiri and sashimi dishes, classic rolls, specialty rolls, and vegetarian rolls. They also offer an impressive hibachi menu which includes items such as steak, chicken, shrimp, scallops, and lobster. You and one of your dining mates may just decide you have to go half-and-half on sushi and a meat entree once you walk in and smell what’s grilling.

Sugami Sushi stands out for its fresh, expertly crafted sushi, its commitment to traditional Japanese flavors, and its extensive sushi menu. The sushi menu alone has over 100 items to choose from. The menu features a variety of sushi options, from classic rolls like their California and spicy tuna rolls to specialty rolls, such as the Broadway Roll and Valentine Roll.

King Kong Sushi has two Myrtle Beach locations that are open daily at 11:30 a.m. The menu is centered on creative (and tasty) specialty maki rolls but also features a variety of hibachi entrees and appetizers. The No Name Roll is one of the best around and features fried shrimp and crab topped with tuna, avocado, spicy mayo and eel sauce. Another popular roll is the Volcano roll which is deep fried shrimp, crab, avocado and mango topped with steamed shrimp, tuna and thin sliced jalapenos on top of lobster bisque with sweet and spicy sauce.

Miyabi Japanese Steak and Seafood House is a must-stop restaurant for visitors of Myrtle Beach. The restaurant serves up a full sushi menu and has a separate sushi bar area. The Beginner Sushi is great for those trying it for the first time. It includes one piece of shrimp, one piece of crab and four pieces of California rolls. There are also plenty of options for the more experienced sushi diner.

Searching for a hip place to get a bite of sushi? Look no further than Soho in Myrtle Beach! This cool sushi restaurant has an indoor dining room as well as a rooftop bar. Of course, you can find tons of menu items other than sushi here, but if you’re a sushi lover, you’ll be happy with their sushi menu. Sushi options include a variety of sashimi, sushi appetizers, platters, and rolls. Try out a specialty roll such as the SOHO Volcano (shrimp tempura, crabmeat, mango, topped with avocado, jalapeno, masago, sriracha & spicy mayo); the Happy Family Roll (picy tuna, shrimp tempura, avocado, cucumber and topped with spicy scallop, masago and eel sauce); the Kiwi Roll (tuna, avocado & cream cheese, topped with kiwi, masago); and many other yummy choices!

Flying Fish is true to it name – watch as the crew throw fresh fish around like you’d see at a Seattle market. The sushi at the restaurant is made with an assortment of tuna, crab, salmon, eel and more. The Flying Fish Roll is made with eel, salmon, cream cheese and cucumber topped with tuna, avocado, crunchy tempura, spicy mayo and eel sauce.

ART Burger Sushi Bar is located right on the Myrtle Beach Boardwalk, providing visitors with a cool artsy atmosphere and an outdoor seating area with unbeatable ocean views. Watch as the sushi chef makes beautiful sushi creations in front of you. Here you will find your traditional nigiri, sashimi, and maki rolls, as well as specialty rolls. Opt for something such as the Beach Roll (crab, hamachi, tempura flakes, salmon, spicy mayo, sriracha) or be brave and order Omakase and have the chef whip up something special for you!

Make your way to The Market Common and treat yourself to a sushi feast at CO Sushi. This upscale eatery is home to a menu that is full of Asian flavor. Of course, one of the most popular things to order at CO Sushi is, well, sushi! There is a variety of sushi small plates, pressed sushi, nigiri, maki, temaki, and makimono to choose from.

Boardwalk Billy’s Raw Bar and Ribs is located along the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle Beach. The restaurant has an extensive sushi menu along with seafood entrees, burgers and sandwiches. Try the “I Roll” which consists of tuna, crab, lettuce, cilantro, avocado, cucumber and rice paper wrap with a house sweet chili dipping sauce.

Yamato, the original Japanese Steakhouse,” is located at Broadway at the Beach and serves a variety of appetizers, sushi and sashimi and hibachi combinations. Try their sashimi dinners with up to seven different types of fish served with soup and salad. The Jsobeage is a must try; it’s a lightly fired roll stuffed with fresh salmon, crab and vegetables.