Where to Eat Fresh Sushi in Dublin: A Guide to Musashi

If you’re looking for fresh sushi in Dublin, Musashi offers a wide selection of Japanese favourites across multiple locations throughout the city.

Whether you’re planning a quick lunch, dinner with friends, a family meal or simply craving sushi, you can find everything from classic salmon nigiri and sashimi to maki rolls, sushi platters and vegetarian options at Musashi.

Where can I eat fresh sushi in Dublin?

With locations across Dublin city centre, North Dublin, South Dublin and several major shopping areas, Musashi makes it easy to find sushi near you.

You can find Musashi in:

Capel Street, Parnell Street, IFSC, Hogan Place, Tallaght, Blanchardstown, Liffey Valley, Swords, Blackrock and Sandyford, as well as Hana Izakaya by Musashi.

Depending on the location, customers can dine in, enjoy takeaway or order online.

So whether you’re searching for sushi in Dublin city centre, sushi in Tallaght, sushi in Swords, sushi in Blackrock or sushi in Sandyford, there’s a Musashi location to explore.

What types of sushi can you find at Musashi?

Not sure what to order? Here are some of the most common types of sushi you’ll find on Japanese menus.

Nigiri consists of sushi rice topped with fish or another ingredient. Salmon nigiri is one of the most familiar choices for anyone starting to explore sushi.

Sashimi is sliced fish served without sushi rice. It’s a simple option that puts the focus on the fish itself.

Norimaki combines sushi rice and fillings rolled in seaweed before being sliced into individual pieces.

Hosomaki is a smaller, thinner style of sushi roll, usually made with a simple filling.

Futomaki is a larger sushi roll that can combine several different ingredients.

If you want to try several styles at once, a sushi box or platter can be a convenient choice, particularly when dining with friends or sharing.

How can you tell if sushi is fresh?

Freshness plays an important role in the overall sushi experience.

Fresh sushi should look carefully prepared and have clean flavours and balanced textures. Rice, fish, vegetables, seaweed and sauces should work together rather than one ingredient overpowering everything else.

At Musashi, the focus is on freshly prepared Japanese food, with sushi and sashimi forming part of a wider menu of Japanese and Asian dishes.

Is Musashi only for sushi?

No. This is especially useful when you’re eating with a group and not everyone wants sushi.

Alongside sushi and sashimi, Musashi offers a broader selection of dishes that can include ramen, bento boxes, teriyaki dishes, noodles, rice dishes, curries and sides.

That means one person can order sushi while someone else chooses a hot Japanese dish, making Musashi an easy option for family meals, casual dinners and groups of friends.

Sushi for lunch, dinner and sharing

Sushi can work for different occasions.

For a quick lunch, smaller sushi selections and individual rolls can keep things simple. For dinner, you can combine sushi with sides or hot dishes. If you're eating with friends or family, larger sushi platters make it easier to share and try different varieties together.

With Musashi locations across Dublin, you can choose the restaurant that works best for where you live, work or shop.

Find a Musashi near you

Looking for your next sushi spot in Dublin?

Visit your nearest Musashi to explore our selection of sushi, sashimi, nigiri, maki and Japanese dishes, or check the menu online before your visit.

From Dublin city centre to Tallaght, Blanchardstown, Liffey Valley, Swords, Blackrock and Sandyford, there are Musashi locations across Dublin for your next sushi lunch or dinner.

Explore Musashi locations, menus and online ordering at musashi.ie.