We’re on a roll. A sushi roll that is… Which is why we picked 10 local sushi spots to satisfy your appetite for nigiri, sashimi, maki sushi + more.

With many Louisville sushi establishments boasting rolls that flaunt the character + charm of the city’s many neighborhoods, stopping in for a bite at any one of these restaurants is both a culinary adventure and a satisfying local meal.

Daisuki Sushi, 1001 Logan St.

This sushi restaurant is incredibly convenient with grab-and-go choices + is located inside Logan Street Market. Try out a one-of-a-kind crispy sushi taco or sushi in the shape of a donut.

Wild Ginger, 1700 Bardstown Rd.

Located in the bustling heart of the Highlands, Wild Ginger offers a unique twist on authentic Japanese cuisine. We suggest trying the Thunder Roll for some tastebud fireworks.

Dragon King’s Daughter, 1126 Bardstown Rd.

A favorite of ours, the Black Widow roll + Hoosier Momma roll tied in last year's DKD Run for the Rolls — the restaurant’s Derby for sushi. It even offers an Oreo roll for dessert.

Sapporo Japanese Grill & Sushi, 1706 Bardstown Rd.

After undergoing an upgrade, this restaurant now boasts a new sushi bar, fixtures + an expanded kitchen that make for an upscale environment. Check out the popular Top Secret roll which comes wrapped in tinfoil that is on fire.

Osaka Japanese, 2039 Frankfort Ave.

Tucked away in a quiet part of Frankfort Avenue, this affordable sushi restaurant has a calming, cozy atmosphere. We recommend the Frankfort roll, which is a spicy deep-fried roll made with flying fish roe + minced yellowtail.

Oishii Sushi, 2810 Taylorsville Rd.

This restaurant offers affordable dine-in and takeout + is nestled right across from Bowman Field. Try out the UK or Cardinal roll to support your team while you eat sushi.

Sakura Blue, 4600 Shelbyville Rd.

This affordable restaurant offers multiple sushi menus including one dedicated specifically to deep-fried rolls. Pro Tip: Get the Bento Box lunch special and try a little bit of everything if you can’t decide on what to have for lunch.

Juno Japanese Restaurant, 5406 Antle Dr. + 4110 Hampton Lake Way

This fun menu has eclectic rolls named after famous songs + movies like, “The God Father” and “Hotel California.” The restaurant also offers hibachi dishes and quaint appetizers like steak maki.

Togo Sushi, 700 Lyndon Ln

Drive-thru sushi? Yep, that’s a thing. Not only does this place offer convenient service, its rolls are also huge. We recommend the Lyndon roll that has crab and cream cheese inside + is topped with strawberries and walnuts.

Sushi Master, 9415 Norton Commons Blvd.

Located in the heart of Norton Commons, this restaurant has a charmingly cozy environment. We recommend the 007 roll that has spicy crab, tempura shrimp + is topped with a lime slice.

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