Best Sushi Restaurants in North Myrtle Beach

Located at North Beach Plantation, 21 Main Prime Steakhouse and Sushi Bar is one of the top sushi places in the area. In addition to a full menu, 21 Main also has a sushi menu which features sushi appetizers like spicy tuna salad, baked mussel, sunomono (“krab”, shrimp, red clams, octopus, avocado, cucumber, rice vinegar), and more. There is also a large selection of maki rolls, nigiri, sashimi, sushi-shashmi combos, and specialty rolls. One of the specialty rolls is named after the restaurant: the 21 Main Roll is made with spicy tuna and avocado, and is topped with spicy mayo, seared salmon, scallions, tobikko, and tempura flakes.

The sushi menu at 39th Ave. Bar & Grille is quite extensive, boasting specialty rolls, chef selected rolls, sakes, appetizers, classic rolls, and sushi-sashimi ala carte. 39th Ave. Bar & Grille also offers happy hour sushi from 4 pm until 7 pm. If you're going here with a group, consider the 39th Sushi Fest which comes with their signature 39th roll, a Filet roll, 12 pieces of sashimi, 10 pieces of sushi, and a spicy tuna martini.

Boardwalk Billy's offers a wide range of food from burgers to seafood and everything in-between. However, one of the main attractions at this restaurant is sushi! The sushi menu at Boardwalk Billy's features sushi appetizers, sushi/sashimi, “regular fare” (classic rolls), sushi/sashimi combo, and specialty rolls. If you're really hungry, consider one of the sushi/sashimi combinations like the Love Boat for 2 which comes with shrimp tempura roll, spicy seafood salad, spicy tuna roll, and chef's choice of 10 pieces of sushi and 16 pieces of sashimi.

Located in Little River, Capt. Juel's Hurricane Restaurant is situated right on the water. This fun hangout spot boasts a seafood-centric menu as well as a separate sushi menu. The sushi menu, made by Purnama Sushi, features fresh selections of appetizers, sushi/sashimi a la carte, sushi sashimi combos, regular rolls, and specialty rolls. The signature roll here is the Capt. Juel Roll, which is comprised of shrimp tempura, baked crab seafood, cucumber, asparagus, cream cheese, and topped with avocado and masago.

Located on the waterfront of the Intracoastal Waterway, Filet's on the Water boasts some of the best and freshest seafood around. On top of a main menu, Filet's also has a sushi menu which offers appetizers, classic rolls, nigiri/sashimi a la carte, specialty rolls, chef selected rolls, and chef's choice sushi/sashimi combos. Hungry? Try the Chirashi which comes with 14 pieces of chef selected sashimi over rice.

In addition to being a public seafood market, Flying Fish Public Market & Grill also offers casual dining for those looking for fresh sushi and seafood. The sushi menu here is comprised of fresh shucked oysters, peel & eat shrimp, seared ahi tuna, nigiri, sashimi, and maki rolls. While here, be sure to try the signature Flying Fish Roll which is made with salmon, eel, cream cheese, and cucumber, topped with avocado, tuna, spicy mayo, crunchy tempura, and eel sauce.

 Miyabi Kyoto Japanese Steakhouse is a regional chain that offers a variety of Japanese cuisine. While the main menu features sushi appetizers, this location also has a full sushi menu.

Located on Restaurant Row between Myrtle Beach and North Myrtle Beach, Nakato Japanese Steakhouse offers hungry visitors an array of Japanese dishes. The sushi bar here has quite a large selection to choose from, including sushi & sashimi plates, sashimi specials, specialty sushi plates, sushi dinners, house sushi rolls, specialty rolls, sushi & sashimi a la carte, and happy hour sushi.