Where is the best omakase in Hong Kong?

Based on diner recommendations, the best omakase in Hong Kong is at Sushi Shikon (98% recommended). We compared 16 restaurants serving omakase.

How much does omakase cost in Hong Kong?

Omakase prices in Hong Kong range from HKD880.00 to HKD4000.00 across 16 restaurants.

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Best Omakase in Hong Kong

16 restaurants compared

Price range: HKD880.00 – HKD4000.00

Avg recommendation: 94%

Top 5 Omakase in Hong Kong (Quick Answer)

Based on diner recommendations across 16 restaurants:

Sushi Shikon — 98% recommended, HKD2250.00 (Central)
Sushi Shikon — 97% recommended, HKD4000.00 (Central)
Zuicho — 96% recommended, HKD1800.00 (Sheung Wan)
Sushi Saito — 96% recommended, HKD1980.00 (Central)
Kushiro — 95% recommended, HKD2180.00 (Tsim Sha Tsui)

Scroll down for detailed comparisons, prices, and diner tips for each restaurant.

All 16 Restaurants Compared

#198% recommend

Sushi Shikon

Central·$$$$

Lunch Omakase

HKD2250.00

Eight pieces of refined nigiri sushi with seasonal fish selections.

Tip: Bookings open 3 months in advance. Reserve immediately or ask your hotel concierge to call — tables sell out within hours for peak times.

#297% recommend

Sushi Shikon

Central·$$$$

Dinner Omakase

HKD4000.00

Ten pieces of nigiri with premium seasonal seafood and additional courses.

Tip: Request the 8:30pm seating for a more relaxed pace. The 6pm first seating feels rushed with staff managing two seatings back-to-back.

#396% recommend

Zuicho

Sheung Wan·$$$

9-Course Seasonal Kappo Dinner

HKD1800.00

Chef Suzuki's full seasonal tasting menu with rotating ingredients and techniques.

Tip: Kappo is more interactive than omakase. Chef Suzuki will explain each dish's technique, ingredient origin, and seasonal significance. Engage with him — he loves sharing knowledge.

#496% recommend

Sushi Saito

Central·$$$$

Lunch Omakase

HKD1980.00

Three appetizers and nine pieces of nigiri with seasonal selections.

Tip: Booking requires a 1-month advance minimum and a non-refundable deposit. Expect to book well ahead — the restaurant is usually booked out 4-6 weeks.

#595% recommend

Kushiro

Tsim Sha Tsui·$$$

Dinner Omakase

HKD2180.00

21-24 course evening omakase with ultra-premium ingredient selections.

Tip: Dinner here balances luxury ingredient sourcing with more accessible pricing than 3-Michelin venues. This is romantic without being stuffy.

#695% recommend

Sushi Zo

Central·$$$

Signature Menu

HKD2500.00

18-course premium omakase featuring the finest daily market selections.

Tip: This menu justifies the price difference from tasting menu — the additional 3 courses typically include caviar, premium uni, and other luxury items that elevate the experience significantly.

#795% recommend

Sushi Saito

Central·$$$$

Dinner Omakase

HKD3480.00

Six appetizers and nine pieces of nigiri with premium fish selections.

Tip: Request the first seating for best window light over the harbour. Late seatings are table service facing the counter, fewer views.

#894% recommend

Udatsu Sushi

Tsim Sha Tsui·$$$

Dinner Omakase

HKD2580.00

Extended omakase with premium fish selections and additional courses.

Tip: Jazz plays softly in the background — it's a deliberate choice by the chef to create an artistic atmosphere. Lean into it; this isn't traditional omakase silence.

#994% recommend

Sushi Zo

Central·$$$

Tasting Menu

HKD1980.00

15-course evening omakase with expanded appetizer and sushi selections.

Tip: This is the sweet spot for price-to-experience ratio. Not as formal as 3-Michelin venues, but markedly more refined than casual omakase.

#1094% recommend

Sushi Mamoru

Wan Chai·$$$

Takumi Dinner Omakase

HKD1980.00

20-piece evening omakase showcasing Chef Chiba's full repertoire.

Tip: Counter-only seating makes solo dining comfortable. Chef Chiba actively engages solos during service, making you feel welcomed.

#1194% recommend

Kushiro

Tsim Sha Tsui·$$$

Lunch Omakase

HKD880.00

19-course lunch omakase with prime ingredient selections.

Tip: For 19 pieces at HK$880, this represents excellent value for ingredient quality. German caviar and Mount Fuji water on a $13 lunch is remarkable.

#1294% recommend

Zuicho

Sheung Wan·$$$

Kappo Lunch Menu

HKD1200.00

Multi-course chef's selection with raw and cooked preparations.

Tip: Use TableCheck online booking system — it's easier than calling. Walk-ins are extremely unlikely to get a table even at lunch.

#1393% recommend

Udatsu Sushi

Tsim Sha Tsui·$$$

Lunch Omakase

HKD1580.00

Bespoke omakase featuring daily selections from Tokyo and local Hong Kong produce.

Tip: The restaurant design blends gallery aesthetics with dining. Take time to appreciate the concrete walls and contemporary art before your meal begins.

#1493% recommend

Sushi Zo

Central·$$$

Lunch Menu

HKD1500.00

12-course omakase menu with premium seasonal fish selections.

Tip: Lunch is 75-90 minutes, fitting a midday business commitment. Dinner stretches to 2+ hours — plan accordingly.

#1592% recommend

Sushi Mamoru

Wan Chai·$$$

Kiwame Lunch Omakase

HKD1200.00

Shorter 8-10 piece lunch omakase with seasonal Edomae selections.

Tip: Lunch is busy 12-12:30pm and 1-1:30pm. Visit 11:55am or 2pm for shorter waits. Counter seats turn over quickly.

#1691% recommend

Minato

Wan Chai·$$$

Omakase Counter Service

HKD1400.00

Personalised 12-16 piece sushi omakase with daily market selections.

Tip: The counter is intimate without the 3-Michelin formality of Shikon or Saito. This is refined yet approachable Japanese dining.