It’s International Sushi Day: here you can order tonight

Call out at the bottom of the stairs at night that you have fresh sushi, and I will get out of bed. No, this is not ’just saying‘, it did happen. Me and the Japanese rice rolls are buddies until death do us part. Got something to celebrate? Sushi. A hangover? Sushi. Don't know what to order? Sushi.

You see: sushi is always a good choice. According to data from Thuisbezorgd, I'm not the only one because in 2020 we collectively ordered our favorite Japanese dish no less than 4.5 million (!) times. I think that's something. To make it easy for you tonight, here you can order the tastiest.

Vegan Sushi Express, Rotterdam
Can the people who think that vegan sushi only consists of seaweed and cucumber please stand in the corner NOW? This plant-based gem has exactly the menu to prove otherwise. Do you love Uramaki? The Babe’s Favourite is rolled in vegan bacon, avocado, and a smoky cream cheese. To. Die. For.

Tiger Mama, Utrecht
Favorite: the carpaccio roll. Japanese people will probably find this incredibly silly but hey, I like it. Tiger Mama also has delicious dim sum by the way.

Miso Sushi, Rotterdam
Okay more than just a sushi spot, this is also a great plan for the poke bowl fans. And if you’re ordering anyway: the grilled white fish and the fresh zucchini are calling your name.

Zenzai, Amsterdam
It doesn’t matter what you order here, it will be delicious anyway. From the sake nigiri to the gunkan and from the miso soup to the teriyaki salad.

Kyatcha, The Hague
Sushi with scallops, asparagus, daikon, yuzu miso foam, and katsuobushi accompanied by a sensational sake. Itadakimasu!

Torii Sushi, Utrecht
Recommendations: the Special Uramaki and the Temaki Handrolls. Joejoe.

Momiji Sushi, The Hague
A glance at the Red Dragon or the White Shark Roll and you’re sold. This Japanese sushi restaurant in the center of The Hague is iconic and once you’ve ordered there, you’ll understand why.

Sakana, Eindhoven
Tip: take a look at the Royal sushi for a dinner with a royal touch.

De Kreeftenbar, Eindhoven
Just the name alone. Okay maybe not a typical Japanese restaurant, but it shouldn’t be missed. LOBSTER AND SUSHI.