Bleu Sushi brings the rich culinary arts of Japan right to Center City, Philadelphia. Recognized as being a premier BYOB restaurant with the best sushi in Philly, Bleu Sushi gives a fresh take on Japa...
Bleu Sushi brings the rich culinary arts of Japan right to Center City, Philadelphia. Recognized as being a premier BYOB restaurant with the best sushi in Philly, Bleu Sushi gives a fresh take on Japanese cuisine. No wonder customers everywhere have deemed Bleu Sushi the best sushi in town.
OpenMon - Fri 11:00 am - 11:00 pm
Sat 12:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Sun 12:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Customer Review
I went at 4:30pm on a Wednesday, and had the whole place to myself! They offer a happy hour during that time too, which is great. The sushi I got was sooo good, the avocado was perfectly ripe. The staff was very friendly and attentive too! The chestnut bomb desert was fantastic!! Well worth the stop to dine, or to order pick up.
Fat Salmon is one of the best sushi spots in Old City and it’s a great place for a small group dinner to start your night. They serve big platters of interesting rolls that include things like plum pa...
Fat Salmon is one of the best sushi spots in Old City and it’s a great place for a small group dinner to start your night. They serve big platters of interesting rolls that include things like plum paste and pico de gallo and they’re perfect for sharing. Their cocktails are much better than you’d expect from a neighborhood sushi spot, and they also have pink and blue mood lighting that’ll remind you of a club, but without the loud music and people stepping on your toes with five-inch heels.
Highly recommend! Ordered the chicken katsu appetizer and 3 special sushi rolls: Fat Salmon, Double Down, and Lost Rainbow. The chicken katsu was average but the rolls stole the show! They are all uniquely flavorful and you can taste each ingredient in the roll. The Fat Salmon roll has a jalapeno and pickled pineapple salsa that works so well with the salmon.
Zama has been bringing the rich culinary traditions of Japan to the city since 2009. And for over a decade Chef Zama has remained passionate about his love for his craft. The restaurant offers a wide...
Zama has been bringing the rich culinary traditions of Japan to the city since 2009. And for over a decade Chef Zama has remained passionate about his love for his craft. The restaurant offers a wide variety of a la carte fish flown in from around the world that changes daily, along with a large selection of specialty Maki and a sushi bar crafted from only the finest ingredients.
Overall quality of fish was good. The chef tasting menu rellied a bit more than I would have preferred on tempura foods as filler. The wasabi used was overpowering either by the amount or the type (western not real wasabi) drowned out the fragile taste of the fish when used. Normally would have been a 3 for me rather than a 4 but server was good and overall ambiance was ok so I rounded up a 3.5 to a 4.