Kabuki is one of our favorite sushi spots in Center City.

Tuna Bar is a large sushi restaurant in Old City that’s good for big group dinners.

Crazy Sushi is a party BYOB in Center City with neon lights, decent rolls, and pretty much no rules.

Hiroki is a dark sushi restaurant in Fishtown with a 9-course omakase menu for $135.

DK Sushi is an outpost of Double Knot inside of Franklin’s Table that serves excellent sushi, including a $35 mini-omakase.

Da-Wa is a small, casual sushi spot with a solid omakase offering under the El on Front Street.

Tomatoes is a staple in Margate for everything from a Happy Hour drink to a birthday dinner with a few friends.

Hikari is a BYOB sushi spot in Northern Liberties that has solid, classic rolls and a bunch of outdoor seating in the summer.

Sakana is the best option for an affordable omakase in Philly.

Morimoto is a sushi place in Old City that’s super expensive, so you should save it for a special occasion or when someone else is paying.

Umai Umai in Fairmount makes affordable, a la carte sushi in a space that’s nice enough for a date, but not overly fancy.

Kisso Sushi Bar is a neighborhood spot in Old City that lives up to the hype.

When you’re looking for reasonably priced sushi, but still want it to feel a little special, head to 1225 Raw in Center City.

Fat Salmon is a fun sushi place in Old City where you should go to start a night out.

Royal Sushi & Izakaya in Queen Village does the best sushi omakase in the city and has a fun bar up front.