Sushiya in Edinburgh, City of

I love it here, ive never been disappointed with the food here. Staff friendly and amazing. Would recommend highly

壽司普通只可以算是勉強合格.丼食叫了兩個豚肉丼炸衣與豬排煮至分離飯煮太爛太多根本食唔完汁少無味、咖哩飯太甜唔香唔好味、只有牛柳丼還可以.坐位少又細又迫本人極不建議食

My husband and I love this restaurant, the sushi is mouthwatering. I’m devastated to learn that they are relocating. Wish them all the very best at the new location

Restaurante de eligió thia reduciendo otras 2 opciones de Tripadvisor y de búsqueda de Google. Visitamos con 2 amigos en una noche de sábado. Es recomendable reservar ya que sólo caben alrededor de 20 personas. No nos decepcionó. La comida era fresca y sabrosa. Teníamos gyozo, langostinos tempura, frijoles edamame y el plato de sashimi para empezar luego un plato más de orden rollos dragon y 4 de sake. Cuesta 89 libras, lo que me pareció razonable. El servicio era bueno, con un personal amable. Sin duda recomendaría y volver a si estoy de vuelta en Edimburgo.

Unbelievable sushi with fantastic service. Very reasonable prices. Would definitely recommend to anyone who is a fan of real sushi.

My girlfriend and I went for dinner on a Friday night. It was a bit of a last minute decision so phoned at 4.30pm to book a table for 6.30pm. They done all they could to accommodate us so we got our booking for 1 hour.

We had to wait for a table but that was worth it. Very good sushi. The nigiri was 100 %. Truly recommended.

Excellent place to indulge in good quality Japanese food, big portions at reasonable price. Service was quick and nice and sushi looked amazing. I highly recommend.

From the outside the restaurant isn’t impressive but the food is super. Dragon and Tokyo rolls quite simply the best in Edinburgh. Give Sushiya a try you won’t b disappointed and great takeaways too.

Same owner/people running Kanpai in Castle Terrace, which is arguably the best sushi restaurant in Scotland. Sushiya is a little gem hidden to the public, but a great place to go as the staff is attentive (the waitresses barely speak English so be nice with them). Quick advice if you forgot to book, as it is usually full, they do take aways! :-).

The food and service here was incredible we have tried a few other local restaurants but this one really impressed us. The freshness of the ingredients and the size of the rolls means if you go in and spend 10-15 each you will leave very satisfied I would recommend 100%

Siamo stati in questo locale di sushi vicino ad haymarket invitati dalle buonissime recensioni. Il locale è piccolo ma arredato...

Sushiya has never ever disappointed me. The sushi is always fresh and all the other dishes are delicious. Superb! No other words needed to describe how good the food is.

No puedo recomendar este lugar. La calidad de la comida es alto y merece la pena. Siempre viene con un sushi precio pero bueno es a menudo sushi de calidad difícil de encontrar. Es una verdadera joya para Edimburgo.

Given the tiny portion and the high price, we were expecting much better food. The sushis were really mediocre. Service was also not great.

Realmente me apetecía una noche de sushi y decidí TA para algunas ideas, este lugar es justo debajo de nuestro hotel apex y no nos decepcionó.

Sorpresi dalla quantita' di ristoranti di sushi ad Edimburgo, abbiamo deciso di provarne uno basandoci sulle recensioni di Tripadvisor. Sempre seguendo le recensioni, abbiamo deciso di prenotare, ottima cosa perche' il locale e' minuscolo. 8 tavoli e 4 posti al banco, uno dei piu' piccoli ristoranti in cui sia mai entrato!

I was going through to Edinburgh for the day, decided best to BOOK a table as I had read it's small and busy.

Este es, de lejos, el mejor sushi que he probado. Yo uso para comer aquí hace 5 años cuando vivía en Edimburgo. Fuimos este fin de semana y es incluso mejor de lo que recuerdo.

Este tiene que ser uno de mis favoritos en cualquier lugar. cazas Sushi Intentar ir cada vez en Edimburgo. Excelente selección. Esta semana tuvimos el sushi y sashimi mixto con extra porción de atún sashimi. Muy recomendable y con una buena relación calidad-precio.

Absolutely tiny restaurant serving good value, excellent sushi and assorted Japanese food.

Having walked past this sushi house in the past in favour of 'the one my friend likes' I thought I would stop by on my way to a meeting last night. Getting through the ugly door is the biggest hurdle. Once inside, a lovely, warm, calming atmosphere allows you to peruse your menu in peace. I can only comment on the dishes I had, which were excellent. Miso, bang on. Very fresh, not salty, gorgeous seaweed and tiny tofu pieces. The salmon was super, super fresh, and the dumplings were delish. Had I had more time I would have ordered more. The staff were excellent from start to finish. Definitely returning!

Second time at this place and yet again I was happy with the food and service. The place is small and it filled up pretty quickly but the service was fast. I had the Traditional Pork Ramen, Tokyo Roll and the Dragon Roll. The sushi was good and fresh. I will admit however, I don't think it quite compares to other places in Edinburgh, but its still good. The Pork Ramen was delicious, really cant fault it, the broth was thick, creamy and had a rich porky flavour and there were plenty of noodles within, which I really like.

We popped into Sushiya on Friday for a quick bite to eat. What I didn’t realise at the time was that this is a sister restaurant to Kanpai, which I will come back to later in this review.We arrived at around 5.30pm but had no reservation. They managed to find us a table and asked us to kindly return the table by 7pm, which was perfectly fine for us. I’ve since found that it’s always recommended to book a table in advance if you would like to eat here.We ordered 2 glasses of the plum wine and a selection of dishes from the menu. The food was good, but not stand-out. Our sushi rolls looked like they had been rushed in being put together and were falling apart when trying to pick up with chopsticks. Dunking them into the soy meant your roll pretty much disintegrated, so although I’m no chopstick expert at the best of times, I made an awful mess trying to eat my food! The flavours were there for the most part though, and taste-wise the food was good even though the presentation and polish was slightly lacking.The atmosphere of the restaurant is more ‘bar’ like which high tables and stools to sit on. It definitely has a more casual vibe compared to Kanpai and is not somewhere I would chose to visit for a nice sit-down meal – for us, it worked perfectly on the day as we were looking for a very quick and easy bite to eat, so the casual feel of the restaurant fit fine with our mood. Given that Kanpai is the more formal ‘restaurant’, where booking is essential, I think it would make more sense to make Sushiya the place to go for walk-in sushi – especially given that Sushiya does have a far more informal feel to it. Having both restaurants, which have an almost identical food offering, being almost exclusively booking only makes me reluctant to return to Sushiya – if I have to book in advance, I’d rather go to Kanpai and have the proper restaurant experience.Personally, we wouldn’t return to Sushiya as the food, service and atmosphere didn’t quite live up to the bar set by Kanpai. I appreciate that it’s perhaps not fair to judge it by the same yardstick, however given that the prices are very similar and you’re definitely getting less of an experience for the same value, Kanpai wins hands-down.

It is very lucky of us to found this absolutely AMAZING restaurant. Recommend to everyone who wants to eat healthily and loves Japanese food! And the plum wine is the best!

We went there on Friday night for an early dinner, about 6:30. After reading the other reviews it was quite clear that the service may have been slow, but given its sushi we knew it might take a bit longer than a normal dinner and we were going before dinner rush. The restaurant is very small (about 7 tables), but at no point does it feel crushed or too quiet. Great atmosphere. If you're going in there just for sushi, I recommend getting a maki or nigiri to start, then it breaks up the meal a bit so you're not sitting on an empty stomach waiting for mains. We got the grilled aubergine, which was to die for, and an avocado maki to start and three rolls for main (dragon, rainbow and futumaki) can't fault any of it. Great taste and size. We also got the hot sake during our meal, not an expert on sake, but it was good. Meal came to a reasonable price for two. Oh and the waitress was great. She was attentive and informative. We will be back!

We ordered takeaway with friends. Food was delicious and so fresh. Really good quality food and well presented. We had to use a delivery company as they don't deliver. My only complaint is it is pricey but sushi in edinburgh always is.

Went here when I had an hour to change trains, and really enjoyed it. The sushi was good, fish was fresh. The large rolls are very generous also (dynamite, rainbow etc...).Had a saba (mackerel) and it was fantastic!

Avendo voglia di sushi, ci siamo affidati alle recensioni e abbiamo fatto bene. Appena superato un enorme ristorante giapponese vuoto, ci siamo ritrovati in questo minuscolo ristorante pieno zeppo, fortunatamente avevamo prenotato un tavolo il giorno prima.Abbiamo ordinato tutto insieme, ma le cameriere, fortunatamente, ci hanno portato un piatto alla volta, in modo da farcelo gustare con calma, secondo l'ordine che hanno ritenuto giusto.Abbiamo iniziato con un'insalata di alghe e sesamo e poi a tutto sushi con futomaki, dragon roll, tataki beef (chiedono il grado di cottura della carne), la specialità spring roll insalata e gamberi e per concludere un'insalata di sashimi. Se fosse arrivato tutto insieme non saremmo mai riusciti a finirlo. I vari piatti sono stati accompagnati da salse speciali, create dallo chef.Il pesce era fresco, così come il riso, un ottimo sushi con qualche spunto creativo nuovo e sano, vedi lo spring roll, che ci ha sorpreso più di tutto il resto. Nell'insalata di sashimi c'è davvero tanto pesce, vale il suo prezzo.Se a una prima impressione lo staff può sembrare un po' freddo, anche a causa delle barriere linguistiche, si sono rivelati tutti molto gentili e simpatici.Consigliato.

A ne pas confondre avec le restaurant de sushis voisins. Ici l'établissement est tenu par des asiatiques et les plats sont des basiques très bien exécutés. On aurait aimé quelques surprises

Un restaurante excellent con un producto de gran calidad y un servicio ejemplar. Muy acoger cómodo y altamente recomendable. Recomendado 100%

Well, not the best taste. I have had sushi in several countries and this is just ok average sushi. The interior is tired, the service is slow (actually they managed to forget our order and we had to wait 20 minutes for a miso soup), the portions are small. I would rather look for something else

Siamo stati ad agosto 2017 in questo piccolo ristorantino. L'ambiente è piccolo e l'arredamento nulla di speciale, comunque il sushi è molto buono; interessante il fatto che si trovino sapori e piatti che in Italia raramente sono disponibili: abbiamo preso un involtino primavera (nulla a che vedere con quelli surgelati e fritti a cui siamo avvezzi), due mix comprensivi di 8 nigiri (tra cui anche di pesce spada e calamaro), sashimi di salmone e due zuppe di miso. Inoltre un California roll e acqua naturale. Un bis di zuppa di miso (perché finalmente era quella non in polvere, senza glutammato), totale 44£. Prezzo onesto direi. Da provare.

Recommend good food and good value for money high standards and looks great as well! The seating was good and comfy although alitttle small the food was good and that's all that matters!

The food I ordered was roast duck roll and traditional ramen! Over my expectation! Super huge portion and very tasty food. Restaurant is very nice and kind lovely staff...I can recommend this restaurant

Second time we visited Sushiya with my boyfriend. Gotta say it met our expectations just like the last time. Everything was fresh, good quality and the prices are decent. Will be revisiting.

I have been a few times and have opted for the sushi on most occasions. I think it's really authentic and the food is really fresh. I have also had the terriyaki chicken before which was also lovely! My boyfriend loves the japanese beer they served as it reminds him of our trip to japan in february '17, however he says the ramen could be a bigger portion.The service was great, very attentive and smiley. The only bad thing was the chairs they're too high for me im afraid and now very comfy.Would go back time and time again!

Lovely Sushi, convenient for Haymarket Station.And the Grilled Aubegine is literally the best thing I have ever eaten!!! OMG.

Authentic Japanese food. What a find! Miso soup was delicious, as was the tempura prawns - covered in a light crispy batter with no sign of oil so the prawns remained firm, juicy and sweet. Three of us shared an aubergine dish cooked in a way I've never experienced before. Cut in half, grilled and seasoned with a sticky, not overly sweet dressing with miso sauce - it was simply delicious and I highly recommend it. The salmon sushi was so fresh it allowed for natural flavours to come through. The restaurant is typical Japanese minimalist in style, comfortable, clean but the emphasis very much on food and service - both of which were superb.

This tiny place is not very impressive from the outside, and it's not the fanciest street in the kingdom. It's only two doors down from another, bigger sushi place. But don't be put off -- this is the best japanese food I've every had. Come early or make a booking, because it is small. Try the aubergine. Truly awesome.

We've eaten here about 12 times in the last year and that probably tells you all you need to know. The food is always exceptional. The place is tiny so we tend to eat early and the service is always good. We've probably tried all the sushi now and I recommend it all. The Nigiri salmon set is particularly brilliant and good value but it's hard to pick any one thing off this menu as everything is prepared with skill and care and tastes delicious. The only thing to be slightly wary of is that it's all high stools so young children might feel a bit precarious. But our 3 year old manages fine. It's a fantastic restaurant.

Cozy small place, great quality sushi, everything in the menu is wonderful, Extremely well done dragon roll. I keep coming and coming and always same quality, also same chill brasilian music that does not add up too much but at least is relaxed. Great Place.

Nos avisaron que cerraba la cocina en media hora; así que pedimos rápidamente. Tienen fotos de los platos, lo que ayuda a saber qué es lo que estás pidiendo.

Those dragon rolls man let me tell you and the octopus balls were tasty but the portions are too small

We really enjoyed this place. The sushi was so fresh and tasty. Prices are on the higher side.The restaurant is very small and intimate, which I really liked. Food was prepared so quickly from a visible kitchen.Great experience, I would go again.

Very small spot in haymarket area. I tried the chefs grilled nigiri special, def delicious, but not worth 15 pounds. Grilled fish wasn't the best, but the squid and octopus were very good.

We went at around 5 pm without a reservation and were seated immediately. Staff were courteous and efficient, and food arrived quickly. We had katsu donburi, katsu soup noodles, and a roll of soft shell crab sushi. All delicious, particularly the sushi, although the portion size of the donburi as compared to that found at some other Edinburgh eateries was a tad small.

It's a little walk away from the station (would have probably only been about 10-15 mins if my satnav worked!) but despite getting a little lost on the way there it was definitely worth it! The restaurant is lovely- nicely decorated and immaculately clean- and the food was beautiful. The sashimi was so fresh and the nigiri were authentic- made with more fish than rice in the traditional Japanese way- and even the miso and soy were amazing. Harsh soy, bitter wasabi and overly salty miso always ruins sushi for me but these were perfect (even the seaweed in the miso was fresh).The staff were lovely and welcoming also, and the service was really quick considering the quality of the food!I Would recommend Sushiya to anyone and I will definitely be coming again the next time I visit Edinburgh!

having tried many of the sushi bars in Edinburgh this one stood out for its freshness. everything was really tasty. the dragon roll and spicy tuna rolls are something you must have! reasonably priced and friendly staff. one of my friends had a noodle bowl which was really tasty. the beef tataki roll was a little disappointing but overall the meal was gorgeous.

We booked the table for 3 adults and 1 baby (including push car) in advance. Last time (December 2016) we did the same and we feel really welcomed and the food was excellent. So.. they gave us a 3 persons table in the middle and we put the push car aside , then one of the waitress keep saying that we have to move away our push car when customers of the nearby 2-person table arrived. We felt upset as we have already told them in advance by phone that we got a baby push car and they said ok. We are so annoyed that we ask if we can move to that 2 person table at the side so definitely the push car will not touching any nearby objects but just walls. We moved but the waitress still saying that if the customers of another table nearby arrive and find out out push car annoy them (which is impossible, as there are plenty of space) we still have to take away the push car . We think that the waitress is going too far, keep pushing us with non-logical assumptions. Turn out that their customers feel spacious and playing with our baby and doesn't seems annoyed by the push car at all. And some devlieroo riders are waiting in the restaurant for orders and they were the one who really occupy the space and annoyed all customers. (why they couldn't wait outside?)Anyhow, the food - we ordered Tokyo Roll, California Roll and Rainbow Roll, the rice of the sushi roll is too soft and wet which is not a good standard in a sushi restaurant. I don't know if this is just a single occasion or they got a new chef. The fish - sashimi is still OK. It was our favourite sushi restaurant in Edinburgh but we hope that it will keep their food and service quality.

Amazing sushi / noodle place! Been there for a quick dinner, they were quite busy, i hadnt had made a reservation so it was hard to get a table. They gave me a table as long as I finished in an hour and a half. It was more than enough time since the food was simply amazing. Finished in less than 45 minutes. We had the japanese noodles which were fantastic and a little bit of sushi which was so tender and fresh.

I went there because of the good reviews and the food looked good, especially the prawn tempura. However I had bad stomach that evening. It means their seafood isn't fresh enough. I won't go again.

We stumbled across this restaurant whilst grabbing lunch before an appointment near by. Serendipity meant we had a super lunch here. The sushi was thrillingly fresh, the teriyaki flavoursome and delicious. The restaurant is tucked away behind Haymarket on Dalry Road, and is in small premises. It is, however, well worth seeking out - this is really fresh and zingy Japanese food.

We are always looking for good japanese restaurent in Edinburgh and didn't find one. Others are either too expensive (but not worth the value) or too non-japanese (mainly serve rolls or even serve warm sushi/use bad texture sushi rice). Sushiya is really good in Nigiri and rolls, with fresh sashimi! Tempura is good as well. Also reasonable price. My faviourite sushi restaurent in Edinburgh!

Time after time I come here and I'm always surprised by how great it is. The service is brilliant, the food is always fresh and the price is very reasonable. I recommend the dragon roll highly. Try, you won't be disappointed

We have eaten from Sushiya many times, mostly delivered to our home by the delivery service. After enjoying it so much and being one of the best Japanese restaurants we have ever had, we decided to go there and sit in - the home delivered food was amazing, however, the food they served us at the restaurant was absolutely superb.We totally recommend everyone to taste their Chicken Gyozas, we love them, as well as the Eel Grilled Nigiri and the King prawn Tempura Sushi Roll or even the Mackerel Sashimi.The home delivered food is always really good prepared and very well presented

The place itself is really small but the atmosphere is nice. The food is really good. Me and my boyfriend both got Ramen dishes, his with pork mine with seafood. The only problem I had is that I hate when the seafood is tempura (battered). I ate as much as I could but as soon as the batter starts to sog the taste becomes different and sickening to me. Would be nice if it was mentioned in the menu that the fish is battered. We also had sushi to share which was delicious and the salmon sashimi tasted really fresh which is always a plus. All in all I would definitely re visit.

I have been here loads of time - always amazing food and great service. The sushi is always fresh, and you can watch it being made. Restaurant can be quite cramped but it is definitely worth it! I'd recommend the grilled aubergine (best thing I've ever eaten) and the spicy tuna maki.

My partner and I had an excellent meal at this restaurant. It's got a great buzz about it helped by it's small size and the staff were very efficient. We had the aubergine roasted and it was the best dish we had. Will definitely be going back.

I went there to try sushi and ramen. It was fantastic! It was one of the best in UK except for london Michelin star ofcourse But the restaurant is very small for large group of people. It would fit just around 20 people in there.

I study in Edinburgh and I was suggested by my friends to try good sushi in this Japanese restaurant. The food is really good, especially rolls. I had Dragon roll and Rainbow roll which were recommended. The waitress served me was a short hair girl who was nice, polite and patient. It's well worth visiting over all. Hopefully they provide meal box or meal set.

Given lots of recommendations, I've been trying to get a table in here for a quick bite from work for months, and it's always packed! Finally made a booking and was not disappointed. Service very quick, food delicious and small dining space an authentic Tokyo experience ;) Reasonably expensive but a nice treat and will be back.

The service was good and the food was ok but the decor was tired and the tempura aspect to both plates of sushi was oily. The table was also tiny.

We are a couple going to this restaurant for about 3 years, at least once a month; and we've noticed many changes in the staff, which is normal, if the new ones are well trained, which in my opinion, is not the case. The last 3-4 times we did not receive the same attention as we were used to; some examples are to be waiting on the door with anyone approaching us for 5 min, not being asked to refill the hot green tea, make a booking 1 hour later than planned just to have a table and not the bar and eventually be seated at the bar...Regarding the food, we found that the rolls aren't made as well as before some examples are the sauce with the tokyo roll and other small things that made the experience not as pleasant as it was before. I hope this helps you to keep improving and being the favorite restaurant for more people.

Quite a small wee restaurant but that adds to the atmosphere. The grilled aubergine with miso sauce was possibly the best dish I've ever had in a Japanese restaurant, I want to go back just to try it again. Reasonably priced and service was fantastic, can't recommend it enough. If you like authentic Japanese cuisine you'll love this place.

点了两人份的刺身拼盘，包括7种不同的刺身，很好吃。亲子饭的鸡肉是炸过的，和一般店里不一样，感觉不如平时的好吃。总得来说还是推荐

Piccolissimo ristorantino giapponese, provati a cena con grandi aspettative. Fortunamente avevo prenotato, perché il locale è minuscolo e prima delle 21.30 è impossibile trovare posto.Ordino dei "gyoza" (ravioli) ma la cameriera, sorprendentemente, non capisce. Dopo aver indicato sul menu, mi corregge con "ahhh... You mean dumplings!". Peccato, pensavo fosse giapponese a giudicare dai tratti del viso, non posso nascondere una certa amarezza. I famigerati gyoza arrivano dopo 5 millisecondi, il che unito alla forma perfetta dei gyoza stessi mi lascia immaginare che siano surgelati.. Peccato. Gustosi, ma niente di che. Continuo con una ciotola di riso con uova e pollo (oyako donburi). Buona e gustosa, promossa. Testo anche un futomaki, che però si rivela un po' deludente (addirittura un po' caldo il riso). Con una fiaschetta di sake caldo, 30£ che è sicuramente un prezzo onesto ma non esattamente cheap (non ho preso pesce, sashimi etc.). È una buon ristorante, ma francamente niente di eccezionale. Sicuramente non resterete delusi, ma il voto per me è un tre pallini e mezzo..

Very casual small place similar to a cafe style. Food was nice. Good for quick bite after work. Price reasonable but not cheap.

Cute n clean, Sushiya is small but packs power with exceptional Japanese cuisine. Starting with chicken/vegetable Gyoza I realised attention to detail was paramount from the kitchen. The Gyoza was slightly fried, and melted in the mouth with not a hint of grease. The 8 piece Dragon Roll which features prawn tempura with avocado slices wrapped round the roll finished with fish roe was a delight. The tempura coating remained crisp and combined superbly with the other flavors. The tasty n nutty black sesame ice cream completed the perfect lunch.

Siamo stati a Edimburgo l'anno scorso e alloggiavano al Tune Hotel!Siamo stati in vari ristoranti variando anche le culture culinarie!!!Abbiamo trovato Sushiya grazie ad alcune recensioni e siamo stati molto felici di confermare le 5 stelle!!! Il posto è molto piccolo ma accogliente e luminoso! Il personale gentile e cordiale. Ambiente molto pulito e la postazione del Sushiman era a vista quindi abbiamo avuto modo di vedere tutte le preparazioni!! Ottima qualità prezzo !! Consigliatissimo e se un domani ritorneremo a Edimburgo, sicuramente ceneremo li !!!!

Visited here on Friday night, really enjoyed it.Not a big place so i recommend booking ahead so you aren't disappointed. However the small size means more attention on the service and the detail to the food is spot on.The food itself was very fresh and made to perfection. Great choice on the menu and very clear for sushi amateurs like ourselves. Will definitely be going back and fully recommend it.

The place is small, but very nice and the staff is really welcoming. My advice is to reserve a table in advance, especially on Saturday. I went there twice both for a dinner with my partner, but the place fits well also for a quick bite during your lunch break. The food is amazing, I recommend Ramen, just delicious! We had also some tempura... spectacular!!! To be honest I recommend all the menu, just fab!The service is quick and the staff is very polite and warm. Average prices. I will definitely come back.Recommended!

Having not eaten sushi since we visited Japan last year, we were nervous about trying British sushi lest it be the rubbery tasteless fare we'd experienced before our trip. However, Sushiya did not disappoint: the fish was very fresh and deliciously prepared - almost as good as in Tokyo. It's a busy restaurant so make sure to book a table - we were lucky to get a table for two on a Tuesday night in the festival.

As with all sushi, the amount of food we received at Sushiya was negligible. We found ourselves hungry within an hour, even though we paid about 40 pounds for two diners, without alcohol. The food made no impression on me. The shop was small, but the worst part was that within ten minutes of being seated, we realized that Girl from Ipanema was being played on repeat. And it continued being played on repeat. For our entire meal. 90 minutes. We now hate Girl from Ipanema.

Great location next to Haymarket. We had spring rolls and dumplings to start which were lovely alongside a mix of sushi and beef teriyaki for our mains which was outstanding. Equivalent prices to the usual sushi chains in Edinburgh but a much higher standard of food and authenticity. Lovely, accommodating staff.Only wish is that the menu was a little more extensive.Will definitely be back.

This place is tiny so you probably need to book the table unless you go in at 17.00 like we did, even so you are asked if you can finish by 19.00, which was no problem for us. I am normally very critical about Sushi in U.K., as generally speaking how much you pay does not necessarily guarantee the freshness and taste. However, their Nigiri set with salmon Sashimi was reasonably priced and I was prety impressed with its quality. Katsu-don and Teriyaki Chicken -don were ok but nothing special and I think you can get same quality cheaper somewhere else. I would recommend Sushiya for people who want good Sushi for reasonable price.

这家店就在我们住的airbnb附近，走过几次都不是营业时间，今天经过的时候发现正在营业，就迫不及待的进去了。因为正是用餐高峰期，我们也没有预定，所以坐在了吧台，点了饺子、亲子饭和三文鱼寿司拼盘。赠送的味增汤先端了上来，喝一口就觉得这几天被英国食物冰冻的胃复活了；第二道上来的是饺子，价格和味道和国内比性价比都不高，但也能吃；第三道是亲子饭，我的最爱，炸鸡排很嫩一点都不柴，就是觉得鸡蛋少了一点，而且没有汁水拌饭有点可惜；最后是三文鱼寿司拼盘，不得不说没想到三文鱼的口感会这么好，又嫩又滑，入口即化，赠送的红姜味道也刚刚好。总之是一家很美味的日料店，价格也不贵，推荐！

This is my favourite place for sushi. Evenings do get busy due to the size but I've always managed to get a space. The sashimi is amazing and beef tataki rolls etc really great. Presentation is great and I always get great service, I live on the other side of town but regularly go as its never been average and sushi always tastes so fresh.

We were lucky to get a booking as we only booked that evening, the restaurant was full & it's only small. The service from the moment we sat down was great, very attentive (constantly filling up my water & taking away our empty plates). We ordered miso soup, chicken gyozas which were very tasty, miso aubergine which was amazing I have to say (although a tad oily), a sashimi platter which melted in your mouth & a rainbow roll.Thoroughly enjoyed our meal & we could have eaten more but it would have been greedy! Thanks so much Sushiya!

We ordered lots of dishes to share and it was all fantastic. I can recommend the grilled aubergine, something I'd never had before and it was so good! It was all so good. The staff were very nice and friendly. It's a very small place so it's a good idea to book a table to avoid disappointment.

I have been here at least twice and it is a fantastic place for sushi: the staff are wonderful, it is a nice atmosphere and in particular the sushi is some of the best in Edinburgh - the food is colorful and offers a wide palette of delicate flavours. Unlike some other restaurants, the experience never gets dull nor boring!

I have been here lots of times and tried many different things, and I should say everything is just amazing.

Don't let the humble exterior fools you. This tiny place hosted the best sushi experience in Edinburgh. The sushi rolls were tasty, the sashimis were really fresh and the meal sets were also really good. And the service were very nice too. Despite the small size it didn't feel cramped at all. Definitely recommend it if you're craving for a good sushi in Edinburgh!

Not a very imposing facade but inside, a very friendly welcome and amazing food. The sashimi was the best we had ever had and the sushi was excellent. Good portions and very reasonably priced. We would definitely recommend it

Tiny little place near Haymarket. Was recommended by a friend. Wouldn't have gone otherwise. Food was delicious. All four of us had different dishes and everyone loved their choice. Dragon roll was tasty. Staff friendly. If you like Japanese or fancy something different. Give it a try

Travelled from Glasgow to find the best sushi restaurant in Edinburgh, and it was worth the time and effort. Sashimi was very fresh and tasty. Tampura was so crispy and light. Also the rolls were delicious. We will be back.

We were lucky to walk-in during a weekday evening, without booking, but were told we'd have an hour to finish our meal. The interior is very tiny and was packed during our meal. The staff worked tirelessly and despite being rushed off their feet, the service and was fast and polite.We tried 4 rolls and everything was very, very good indeed. Recommended.

The restaurant is quite small and cozy. Both service and food are good, but not as good as their sister restaurant, Kanpai. You should avoid ordering their food through Deliveroo though. Their food packaging seems to fall short. The aubergine was completely crushed when it came. The packaging collapsed and the food was no longer edible because it was contaminated. Kind of disappointed by their response, as they didn't take any corrective actions.

Been here a couple of times and quite like the food here. The food isn't amazing, but decent enough for a quick bite after church! I've tried the pork katsu don and oyakudon, both of which are tasty but not as 'traditional' as one would expect.Their tempura prawns are very well done though. Service is average - would expect better for a place this small! However because the place isn't always busy, the food doesn't take too long to arrive, which is good.

Almost gave it 5 points possibly should have. This place is really minute and even though you sit up at a bar type table with stools the seating is really comfortable. I actually found the pricing very reasonable although the restaurant is pretty much in the middle of the city. Both my friend and I ate really well and the bill was less than £30 each. We ate crab tempura, Rainbow roll, Sashimi and a spicey tuna mini roll, saki for one. Every dish was enjoyable, tastey, fresh and served by a very polite and welcoming lady. Unlike previous sushi expirience every dish was a pleasant flavour sensation (OK I did not like ALL the sashimi) but most of it was delicious. It was so good to taste I kept thinking back on it the whole evening (in a good way). Will for sure be back when visiting the city again. I would love to have a Matcha green tea smoothie available when I next visit :-)

I been to this restaurant more than 20 times .I love the atmosphere of the restaurant ,make you feel warm and cozy .I also love their food so much, expecially Teriyaki chicken Rice ,Pork Ramen ,Miso Aubergine ,and Deep fried Beancurd. Their food always on standard, never disappointed me .Every month when i travel from Glasgow,I always dine there .They always busy ,cause their Space limited.So you have to book a table in advanced .They receive the same day booking .I will always come back to dine here .

Have been here a few times and it is fab food. It is a busy little, but authentic sushi bar, in the Haymarket area of Edinburgh. If you go you MUST have the miso aubergine - soooooo good!

I love sushi and I've long enjoyed Sushiya as a treat, either to sit in or take-away, in company or alone, it's been one of the better sushi restaurants in Edinburgh. Unfortunately, however, recently there's been a fair bump in price and a noticeable decrease in portion size. I've eaten/ordered from there enough times to know what to expect and my latest two 'meals' were made up of thumbnail size portions that really didn't fill me at all.Additionally one of my last two meals was a take-away that I phoned for, only to find on collection that the prices on the website had not been updated and I was charged even more for (again) noticeably smaller portions. When I mentioned the price differences and even tried to show the website prices I was only grudgingly given £1 off my bill (the difference was more) and otherwise ignored.As a local and a regular I think it's a shame as I've always enjoyed eating there, but I've been quite put off from continuing to visit the restaurant as £15-£20 (not inc drinks) used to get me a reasonably satisfying meal whereas now it seems to get me little more than a starter.

Popped in in a bit of a hurry, 8 beautiful different fish, fresh awesome,clean, friendly great placecomplimentary miso, Japanese lager also v tasty

Top quality sushi, great service, cute little restaurant. A little pricey but well worth it. Would go every week if I could afford it!

We love Japanese food and were not disappointed here. The food was authentic and tasty and the atmosphere was pleasant. We had teriyaki chicken (crispy and flavoursome), shrimp nigiri (very fresh), and seafood ramen which was sweet and stayed crispy even in the delicious broth. Portion size was pretty standard for a Japanese restaurant - just enough.The restaurant itself is pretty small - we hadn't booked and only just managed to get a table. Booking advised!Overall a lovely restaurant. Oishikatta desu!

I'm really into my sushi. I've been to Tsukiji market in Japan and queued up for hours to get into a sushi restaurant and have had amazing sushi there. I've had sushi in the London (eg: Eat Tokyo) and throughout the UK. I've had sushi in nearly all the continents in the world. So I'm a pretty good judge of sushi!This sushi reminds me of Japan. The taste and presentation was perfect. Nowhere nearly as good as the restaurant I queued up for hours for in Tsukiji but 100x better than other sushi restaurants in the UK!We also tried the grilled aubergine with miso and tempura, which were very decent.

Been here a few times for lunch. Busy little place close to haymarket train and tram stops. Sushi is first class. Try the soft shell crab roll. Will keep coming back.

I was lucky enough to find this gem on deliveroo. And is it right to have a Wee cry because your food is so beautiful? Every bite was enjoyed and savoured. Even better because I could enjoy on my sofa. Will definitely order again, and even pop in.

Website opening hours were until 3pm on Saturday. Made special effort to get here in time. Arrived at 2:15, only to be told kitchen closed at 2:10 and restaurant at 2:30. Told them website needed updated. Not impressed.