Osaka is one of Japan's most-visited cities for gourmands from around the world, and it offers plenty of chances to enjoy the country's most popular dish — sushi. From budget conveyor-belt restaurants to luxury sushi bars, Osaka has it all. Here are the 5 best sushi restaurants in Osaka, including Michelin-starred establishments.

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1. Amano (あま野)

This Michelin-starred sushi restaurant is located in Fukushima, Osaka, near the Umeda area — a top choice if you're looking for high-quality sushi at a reasonable price. The course offers generous quality and quantity, including several à la carte dishes and 10 pieces of sushi. With fewer than 10 counter seats, be sure to book early.

Access: 1 min walk from Shinfukushima Station

Hours: 18:00–23:30

Closed: Tuesday

Price: 15,000–20,000 yen

2. Nakatani (なかたに)

This one-Michelin-star restaurant, located in the Hozenji area of Dotonbori, is among Osaka's top-rated sushi spots. The master chef, a fine judge of fish, sources fresh, quality ingredients daily and crafts each piece with care. Around 10 kinds of Japanese sake are always in stock, and the chef will pick the perfect one for you. With only 8 seats, reservations are strongly recommended.

Access: 5 min walk from Osaka Metro Namba Station

Hours: 17:00–23:00

Closed: Wednesday

Price: 20,000–30,000 yen

3. Minazuki (美菜月)

For the finest sushi in Osaka, Minazuki is one of the best options. It sits near Umeda Station, one of Osaka's transport hubs. After gorgeous appetizers made with seasonal seafood and vegetables, you'll enjoy sushi with a wide variety of toppings — all perfectly paired with Japanese sake at this Michelin-starred spot.

Access: 1 min walk from Kita-Shinchi Station

Hours: 18:00–23:00

Closed: Sunday & national holidays

Price: 20,000–30,000 yen

4. Kurosugi (黒杉)

Located in the Umeda area, Kurosugi serves authentic sushi made with the best seasonal ingredients. The omakase course includes around 10 pieces of sushi plus several à la carte dishes at both lunch and dinner — and lunch is a more affordable way to experience it. The restaurant also serves drinks from Japanese sake to beer and wine.

Access: 7 min walk from Kita-Shinchi Station / 3 min from Oebashi Station

Lunch: 11:30–14:00

Dinner: from 18:00 (until sold out)

Price: 5,000–10,000 yen (lunch) / 20,000–30,000 yen (dinner)

5. Harasho (原正)

Harasho is the only sushi restaurant in Osaka to hold Michelin stars and one of the hardest to book. For the best-rated sushi made with premium fish and ingredients, it's worth every yen. Business hours are split into three sessions — one for lunch and two for dinner — so you can enjoy the finest sushi at a more budget-friendly rate at lunch.

Access: 5 min walk from Osaka-Uehommachi Station

Dinner: from 17:30 and from 20:30

Closed: Sunday