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

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

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.

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

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

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.

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

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

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.