Where to find good sushi and rolls in Nha Trang at reasonable prices?

Sakura Sushi is a Japanese café worth considering, especially for its highly praised scallops in addition to sushi.

M-Bar is an option for decent rolls with a scenic view.

QooQoo buffet is praised for a wide selection of sushi, sashimi, seafood, and it also offers meat dishes.

Kaito Sushi Nha Trang is another option mentioned, with a map link provided.

Sushi Family is a less obvious spot in the north of the city, but the sushi is tasty and reasonably priced; delivery is also available via Zalo.

Recommended: a takeout place called 'Sushi Take Away' — travelers had tasty and affordable rolls and sashimi there.

A Japanese restaurant next to Le More hotel got positive feedback for its sushi; open 12:00–16:00 and 18:00–22:00.

One specific place getting positive feedback is KUKU: travelers recommend it for rolls and sashimi, with good taste reports even on repeat visits.

If you want a conveyor-belt sushi bar, Mikado Sushi is mentioned: plates circulate on a belt, each plate has the same price, and the bill depends on how many plates you take.

Sushi Tokyo Sachi is also recommended: recent feedback says it is usually less crowded than Mikado, while the sushi is considered tastier and prices are still reasonable.

Sushi in Vietnam uses genuinely raw fish, unlike the baked or cream-cheese-heavy rolls common in Russia and Eastern Europe. If you prefer lighter options, go for nigiri or sashimi rather than specialty rolls.

Nha Trang's access to fresh seafood makes sushi and sashimi a strong choice. Dishes generally include plenty of vegetables too, which is a good option if you want to avoid raw fish.

Travelers suggest looking for sushi restaurants in central Nha Trang, particularly near the main tourist promenade, where you can find decent rolls at reasonable prices.