It comes as a surprise to many visitors that this land-locked town in the mountains of Montana has not just one, but five amazing sushi restaurants. Chefs bring in fish from all over, making sure it’s not only fresh, but unique and sustainable. Being a beautiful mountain town full of adventure, Bozeman attracts some amazing sushi chefs who prefer the outdoor lifestyle to the bustle of the city. The result is win-win; living in an outdoor playground for them, and some seriously good sushi for us!
Dave’s Sushi
A local favorite with a hoppin’ atmosphere and laid-back vibe, Dave’s was a pioneer in bringing sushi to town. Just a block from downtown Bozeman, it’s a great place to go before or after an evening of entertainment. The sushi is always fresh and the choices are many. They also specialize in tempura and noodle bowls, and feature specials each night. (Try the Thai lettuce wraps for an appetizer.) One of the more popular specialty rolls is the Widespread Panic: spicy crab, mango, avocado and cucumber, topped with shrimp and sweet chili sauce.
Seven Sushi
Located in the historic and newly revived Cannery District, Seven is perfect for date night, family night or big groups. While sushi is their specialty, meat lovers will love their entrees which include steaks, ribs, duck and pork loin. Reserve one of their private shoji rooms for special occasions or events. You’ll find unique specialty rolls here, such as Strawberry Fields: Salmon, mango, cucumber, avocado and sriracha, topped with escolar, strawberries and sweet chili sauce.
Hooked Sushi
Hooked Sushi took the place of the beloved Montana Fish Company, which closed its doors in 2020. The new establishment is honoring its loyal patrons by keeping some of the previous restaurant’s menu items, like the port tonkotsu ramen and veggie ramen recipes. Inside, you'll find a simple, modern ambiance and groups of people toasting with sake in their cups. Those bold enough to try their specialty rolls will find unexpected items on the menu such as habanero oil, goat cheese, and even marinated tofu. If you’ve got a hankering for the comforting classics like the caterpillar, rainbow, or spicy salmon roll, Hooked has you covered, with high-quality fish that doesn't require a lot of extra ingredients.
Hachi Sushi Pub
Another sushi restaurant fresh to the scene is Hachi Sushi Pub. It just popped up in The Market at Ferguson Farms, a hub of restaurants and shopping on the west side of Bozeman. Inspired by izakaya, which is a Japanese pub, Hachi puts a creative twist on sushi, sashimi, and Japanese Street Food. Tip: the cocktails are unique and delicious in combinations you may not have heard of!
Wasabi
Specializing in sushi, teriyaki, tempura and hibachi, Wasabi is a great choice for families with many tastes. Kids (and grown-ups) love watching dinner being prepared on the hot grills. Its close proximity to many hotels makes it an easy location to end your day of adventuring. For sushi, try the King Royal: spicy crabmeat, avocado, topped with Alaskan King crab, four types of tobiko and spicy mayo.
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