The Top 3 Sushi Places Near St. Louis, MO

Located on the beautiful Mississippi River, St. Louis is a city known for its Gateway Arch, music, and food. There is a wide variety of cuisines to try and you can’t miss out on the sushi. It is absolutely outstanding. Today, we’re taking a look at the top three sushi places to hit in the St. Louis, MO area.

1. Kampai Sushi Bar

If you like specialty sushi rolls, like Alaska rolls and Spider rolls, you’ll love Kampai Sushi Bar. There are over three dozen specialty rolls to choose from, and they’re all carefully crafted. If you feel a little overwhelmed by how many rolls look outstanding, you may want to come for lunch and get a Roll Lover’s Special that comes with two rolls, soup, and salad.

If you don’t think two rolls will fill you up, you can’t go wrong with one of the three sushi lunch bowl specials on offer. Alternatively, you may consider a Bento box lunch special. Each box comes with half of a California roll, so you get the sushi you crave while also getting a filling hibachi meal.

2. Mizu Sushi Bar

Mizu Sushi Bar is also well worth a visit. Both the rice and noodle bowls are extremely filling and made with very high quality ingredients. The unagi bowl is a must-try if you love sushi rice and unagi but worry that nigiri or a couple of rolls will satisfy you. If other members of your party want hibachi, they’re in luck. There are plenty of options to choose from, including a succulent salmon filet, three kinds of steak, pork, and seafood with fresh sauteed vegetables.

3. SUSHI KOI

You and your family have just finished a long day of walking at the Saint Louis Zoo, and before you even make it back to your luxuriously spacious 2022 Ford Explorer Limited, your kids start complaining of hunger. You tell them there is food at home, but that isn’t good enough for them. They want Japanese. You need to take the family to SUSHI KOI if it’s after 4 PM.

Your kids will love the chicken yakitori and shrimp or veggie udon noodle soup. You’ll love all of the amazing sushi options they have, including a wide variety of nigiri and sashimi. If you want something warm, go with the unagi nigiri. If you want something cooked and chilled, go with the tako nigiri. If you’re feeling maki, you’re in luck. There are over two dozen options to choose from. There is also great chicken, salmon, and steak teriyaki.

There is no shortage of sushi options in the St. Louis area. The top three places you have to try are Kampai Sushi Bar, Mizu Sushi Bar, and SUSHI KOI. To get there, you’ll need a reliable ride. If you’re frustrated by the amount of repairs your vehicle has needed lately, contact us today at Schicker Ford of St. Louis on S. Kingshighway to schedule a test drive.

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