3 Best Sushi in Albany

“O'Ba-San Sushi Bar offers crafted sushi rolls and tantalizing Japanese-style spicy dishes. The food was delicious, and the staff was incredibly nice and friendly. You can relish the delightful experience of their freshly crafted sushi and delectable Japanese dishes without breaking the bank. Providing a blend of traditional and contemporary Japanese cuisine, they ensure a unique culinary adventure for their patrons. The diverse menu offers locally sourced and freshly imported ingredients from Japan, showcasing an impressive array of renowned selections. The restaurant offers takeaway for your convenience to enjoy their delicious food.”

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“Luma Luma offers an array of sushi rolls, acai bowls, and nourishing bowls. Their menu features tasty and fresh lunch options that are ready to go. The Teriyaki Chicken Salad combines teriyaki chicken with English spinach, green and red cabbage, carrot, beetroot, edamame, seaweed salad, avocado, and crunchy wasabi peas, all lightly drizzled with teriyaki sauce. They take pride in offering a diverse menu that has something for everyone. Luma Luma also provides catering services for private events and accepts credit cards. You must try their katsu chicken meal, which comes with katsu chicken, rice, two pieces of sushi, and a salad. The Teriyaki beef meal is delicious, with tender meat and a beautiful sauce.”

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“Hiroko Cafe offers a small but diverse menu with a range of Japanese-inspired dishes that cater to different tastes and preferences. The cafe's use of locally sourced ingredients enhances the freshness and quality of the food. The Hiroko Cafe Weekly Specials offer customers an affordable and fun way to try new dishes. If you want to order their delicious sushi for lunch or dinner, you can pre-order by the morning you plan to visit. Hiroko Cafe's seating area is small but comfortable, with several tables and chairs arranged neatly. Patrons can enjoy a variety of dishes such as sushi, ramen, udon, and bento boxes, as well as a selection of drinks, including tea, coffee, and Japanese soft drinks.”

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