Sushi in Drammen: 7 places on both sides of the river
This page lists sushi places in Drammen: restaurants and takeaway on both sides of the river, in the centre and in the residential areas of Åssiden and Konnerud. It helps you pick a place near you, whether you want to eat at a table or take the food home: each place has an address and a short description, and the phone number is in the card.
North side of the river: Bragernes in the centre and Åssiden further west
South side of the river: Strømsø in the centre and Konnerud to the south-west
Sushi in Drammen on the map: north and south of the river
The map shows only the places on this page: tap a point to open the card with the address and phone number.
Which group suits you
This page is useful if you want to eat sushi at a table in the centre, pick up takeaway on your way home or order platters for a group.
| If you need | What to look at | Which group fits | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lunch or dinner at a table in the centre | An address at Bragernes or Strømsø, and a card that says sushi restaurant | Either group | Whether the place has a free table for your party |
| Takeaway on the way home from the train | An address at Strømsø, where the railway station is | South side of the river | When the food is ready for pick-up |
| Sushi in your neighbourhood at Åssiden or Konnerud | The street and postcode in the card | The group on your side of the river | Whether the place is closed one day a week |
| Platters for a party or a meeting | Catering or group menus in the description | Either group | How far ahead you have to order |
| Something other than raw fish | Hot dishes, vegetarian dishes or poke bowls in the description | Either group | The menu on the place's website |
How to choose: side of the river, table or takeaway
- Choose your side of the river first: the centre is split in two, with Bragernes to the north and Strømsø to the south.
- If you arrive by train, you are already on the south side: the railway station is on Strømsø torg.
- Åssiden and Konnerud have sushi in the neighbourhood, so you can skip the trip into the centre.
- The type is stated in the card: sushi restaurant or sushi takeaway.
The river divides the centre of Drammen in two. Bragernes lies on the north side, around the large market square, and Strømsø on the south side, where the railway station stands on Strømsø torg. The groups on this page follow the river, so you can see at once which sushi places are on your side, whether you are coming from work, from the train or from a shopping trip.
Outside the centre, two residential areas have sushi places of their own. Åssiden is on the north side of the river, west of Bragernes, and Konnerud lies south-west of the centre. If you live there, picking up the food locally is a shorter trip than going into town.
This page is a selection, not a complete list. More places serving Asian food are in the catalogue category Asian restaurants and sushi bars, and guides to other kinds of places to eat are in the section on places to eat in Norway.
Before you order: opening hours, pick-up and allergens
- Closed day: some sushi places are closed on Mondays, one on Sundays.
- The places in the residential areas do not open until later in the day on weekdays.
- You order takeaway by phone or on the place's own website: both are in the card.
- Large platters for a party or a meeting are ordered well in advance.
- Ask about allergens when you order.
Not all the sushi places are open every day. According to their own websites (read on 5 October 2026), some are closed on Mondays and one is closed on Sundays. The places in the residential areas also open later in the day on weekdays. For lunch, the safer choice is a place in the centre. Check the opening hours for the day with the place itself before you set off.
A lot of sushi is sold as takeaway: you order by phone or online, get a pick-up time and collect the food yourself. Several of the card descriptions mention takeaway, one mentions online ordering and one home delivery. How far a place delivers is stated on its website, and the link to it is in the card.
If you want to eat in, first look at what kind of place it is: the type is stated in the card, either sushi restaurant or sushi takeaway. The premises can be small: one of the descriptions gives 28 seats. If you are a larger party, it pays to call and book a table. For a party or a meeting, several of the descriptions mention catering and separate menus for groups. Platters like these usually have to be ordered in advance.
Allergen information is mandatory in Norway, also for food served in places to eat. The rules list 14 allergens, and several of them are common in sushi: fish, crustaceans, molluscs, soy, sesame seeds, eggs and gluten from the wheat in soy sauce. Ask for the allergen list when you order, also by phone.
Local notes: the words on the menu and Sunday opening
- Nigiri: a small block of rice with fish or shellfish on top.
- Maki: a roll of rice and filling wrapped in seaweed.
- Sashimi: slices of raw fish, without rice.
- Futomaki: a thick maki roll with several fillings.
- Bubble tea: tea with tapioca pearls, also called boba.
These words keep coming up in the card descriptions and on the menus. Sushi is usually sold by the piece (biter in Norwegian): a set menu states how many pieces it contains, and the large platters are put together for several people.
Not everything on the menu is raw fish. The card descriptions mention hot dishes, deep-fried dishes, vegetarian dishes and poke bowls alongside sushi, and some of the places serve bubble tea.
On Sundays the sushi places are allowed to open: the Norwegian act on public holiday peace requires shops to close, but not places that serve food. More about this is in the blog article on Sunday opening.
Questions and answers
On both sides of the river: at Bragernes north of the river and at Strømsø south of it. The addresses are in the cards in the two groups, and the map shows where the places are in relation to each other.
Yes, both residential areas have sushi in the neighbourhood. Åssiden is on the north side of the river and belongs to the first group, Konnerud lies south-west of the centre and belongs to the second.
Yes, takeaway is common at sushi places, and several of the card descriptions mention it. You order by phone or on the place's website and collect the food at the agreed time.
Some do: one of the card descriptions mentions delivery. Whether a place delivers to your address is stated on its website.
Not all of them. According to their own websites (read on 5 October 2026), some are closed on Mondays and one on Sundays, so check the hours with the place on the day you plan to order.
It depends on how many you are. The premises can be small: one of the card descriptions gives 28 seats. If you are a larger party, call ahead: the phone number is in the card.
Yes. The card descriptions mention hot dishes, deep-fried dishes, vegetarian dishes and poke bowls alongside sushi. What each place serves is on its menu.
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How we make this page
The places on this page are chosen by the NorgeGuide editorial team. Payment affects neither the selection nor the order. The order within the groups is free and says nothing about quality.
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