Trendy fusion restaurant combining Japanese sushi techniques with bold Brazilian flavors in creative roll combinations and hot dishes. The cocktail program is equally inventive, featuring caipirinha-inspired drinks with Japanese ingredients. A lively spot for a fun, sociable dinner.
Sushi Samba on Pósthússtræti combines Japanese sushi technique with bold Brazilian flavors, creating a menu of creative roll combinations and hot dishes distinct from a traditional sushi restaurant. Dishes like a spicy tuna mango roll and Brazilian ceviche showcase the fusion approach, while a Wagyu beef tataki adds a more indulgent option to the menu. The cocktail program matches the food's inventive spirit, featuring caipirinha-inspired drinks that incorporate Japanese ingredients for a distinctive twist. The atmosphere is lively and sociable, designed for a fun, energetic dinner rather than a quiet, contemplative sushi meal, with music and a buzzing dining room contributing to the mood. Reservations are recommended, particularly for weekend evenings, given the restaurant's popularity for group dinners.
| Price | $$$ |
|---|---|
| Hours | Sunday-Thursday 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM, Friday-Saturday 5:00 PM - 11:30 PM |
| Reservations | Recommended |
| Address | Pósthússtræti 13, 101 Reykjavík |
Signature dishes
- Spicy tuna mango roll — ISK 3,200 (~$23)
- Brazilian ceviche with lime and chili — ISK 3,600 (~$26)
- Wagyu beef tataki — ISK 4,800 (~$35)
Good to know
- Known for
- Japanese-Brazilian fusion sushi and ceviche
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Location
Pósthússtræti 13, 101 Reykjavík
64.1468, -21.9393 View on map
Highlights
- Japanese-Brazilian fusion sushi and ceviche
- Creative caipirinha-inspired cocktails with Japanese ingredients
- Lively, sociable dining room
- Wagyu beef tataki among the more indulgent options
Tips for visiting
- Reserve ahead for weekend evenings, popular for group dinners
- Try the caipirinha-inspired cocktails alongside the fusion menu
- Good choice for a lively, social dinner rather than a quiet meal
Accessibility
The restaurant has step-free access from Pósthússtræti with seating suitable for wheelchair users.
Frequently asked questions
What cuisine does Sushi Samba serve?
A fusion of Japanese sushi technique and Brazilian flavors.
Is Sushi Samba a quiet restaurant?
No, it has a lively, energetic atmosphere suited to social dining.
Should a reservation be made?
Recommended, particularly for weekend evenings.