Sushi in Trondheim: 7 places for a buffet, a sit-down dinner and takeaway

This page lists places for sushi in Trondheim: buffet restaurants, restaurants with table service and places for takeaway and delivery. It helps you choose by how you want to eat, whether you want to help yourself from a buffet, sit down for an evening or take the food home: each card has an address and a short description, and the phone number is in the card.

Sushi in Trondheim on the map

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 taste a lot from a buffet, sit down to a dinner with sushi, or pick up sushi or have it delivered to your home.

How to choose: buffet, table or takeaway

• Buffet: one on Fjordgata by Ravnkloa and one by the water at Solsiden.
• At the table: a sushi restaurant at Bakklandet and a restaurant with sushi by Torvet, the main square.
• Takeaway and delivery: in Midtbyen (the city centre), at Valentinlyst in the east and at Ila in the west.
• The format is in the card description, not always in the name.

The groups follow the format, not the district. A sushi buffet is for those who want to taste a lot. One buffet restaurant is on Fjordgata by Ravnkloa in Midtbyen and, according to its card, has more than thirty kinds of sushi. The other is by the water at Solsiden: there the buffet has spring rolls and chicken skewers next to the sushi, and the place also has an à la carte menu.

If you want to sit down and order from the menu, there are two places to choose between. One is a small, informal sushi restaurant at Bakklandet with nigiri, maki, sashimi and tataki, and with ingredients such as salmon and scallops from Hitra. The other is on Kongens gate by Torvet, has two floors and outdoor seating, and serves sushi alongside poke bowls, dumplings and steak.

The takeaway places are spread out, so choose by where in Trondheim you live. In Midtbyen there is a takeaway-only place on Brattørgata. At Valentinlyst in the east of the city and at Ila west of the centre there are two places that also deliver. The place at Ila is a Thai eatery with handmade sushi on the menu, which is practical when not everyone in your party wants sushi.

This page shows a selection. The rest of the city's Asian eateries, among them more branches of the same sushi chains, are in the directory category Asian Restaurants & Sushi Bars, which has a little over twenty cards. Other food guides, from pizza to seafood, are under Top places to eat in Norway.

Before you go or order: tables, kitchen hours and delivery

• You can book a table at both buffet restaurants and both restaurants in the group At the table.
• The kitchen may close before the restaurant does: one place states one hour before.
• Two of the takeaway places deliver through a delivery service.
• Several of the places are closed one day early in the week, most often Monday.
• Ask about allergens when you order.

If you want to be sure of a seat, book a table. Both buffet restaurants and both restaurants in the group At the table take table bookings, according to the cards and the places' own websites (read on 5 October 2026). You book on the place's website, and the link to it is in the card.

Look at the kitchen's hours, not only at the opening hours. The restaurant by Torvet lists kitchen hours from 13:00 to 21:00 Sunday to Thursday and until 22:00 on Friday and Saturday, and according to its card the kitchen closes one hour before the restaurant. The sushi restaurant at Bakklandet is open from 16:00 to 22:00 Tuesday to Saturday, so it is a place for dinner, not lunch. The buffet restaurant by Ravnkloa was closed on Monday 5 October 2026 when we checked, and was due to open again on Tuesday at 15:00.

Takeaway you order by phone or online and collect yourself. The places at Valentinlyst and Ila also deliver through the delivery service Foodora (checked on 5 October 2026): you see whether your address is covered when you place the order. The opening hours shown by the delivery service and by the place itself do not always match, so rely on the time you are given when you order.

Eateries in Norway must provide information about allergens, and the rules name 14 of them. In sushi this applies above all to fish, crustaceans, molluscs, soya, sesame, egg and wheat: ordinary soy sauce contains wheat, and tempura is made with wheat flour. Say so when you order, also by phone and through the delivery service.

Local notes: the words on the menu, children at the buffet and Sundays

• Nigiri is a piece of rice with fish or shellfish on top, maki is a roll of rice and filling.
• Sashimi is slices of raw fish without rice, tataki is fish or meat that is only lightly seared on the outside.
• Omakase means that the chef chooses the dishes for you.
• One of the buffet restaurants has separate children's prices at the buffet.
• Sundays: eateries may stay open.

These words recur in the card descriptions. You will find nigiri, maki and sashimi at most of the places, tataki is on the menu of the sushi restaurant at Bakklandet, and the card of the place at Valentinlyst mentions tempura rolls and omakase.

A buffet suits a larger party, and one where someone would rather have hot food. According to its card, the buffet restaurant at Solsiden has separate children's prices at the buffet: ask which ages they apply to when you book a table.

Several of the cards mention catering. Sushi platters for a confirmation, a christening, a birthday or a meeting are arranged directly with the place, well before you need them.

On Sundays the sushi places may be open: the public holidays act (helligdagsfredloven) closes shops, not eateries, and there is more about it in the article on Sunday opening. Each place still decides for itself: the sushi restaurant at Bakklandet is closed on Sundays.

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How this page is made

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.

Read also

• Restaurants in Trondheim
• Sushi in Kristiansand
• Seafood places in Norway