Naru Sushi Japanese Restaurant

A nice little sushi restaurant on Osborne Village! The restaurant itself is smaller, so if you're looking for a more intimate sushi setting, then this place should definitely be on your radar. However, apart from it's location and their sushi boats, nothing else sets this apart from other sushi restaurants if you're visiting from a tourist perspective.Vegetarian options: Vegan and gluten free options are readily available, but be wary as a lot of the deluxe sushi has mayo on it if you're looking to stay away from egg-based sauces.

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This used to one of my favorite sushi places in Osborne village. In the last 5 years, it has gone downhill and tonight was my final visit. Do not waste your time eating their less than fresh fish and dealing with the alarmingly rude staff. Walk 5 minutes away to Akindo Sushi bistro where you will have the most delicious food and kind servers. Zero stars.

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The go-to place in Winnipeg for sushi. The Naru Roll is the best sushi roll I've ever eaten. Creamy house sauce, fish eggs, crispy pawn. YUM.The sushi boats are highly recommended for shareables. The nigiri is fresh and tasty. Cheap drinks are the cherry on top. Service is fast. Highly recommend.

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With a lot of sushi places to choose from in Winnipeg, this has been my favourite. Cute place in the heart of the Osbourne village, this place serves sushi that is very fresh and delicious. If you eat with your eyes first this is the place! Parking can be a bit tricky. Highly recommend!

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It was really delicious. If there is one thing I would likely to say, the yam roll. The topping yam was less cooked. Don't know the reason why. But everything was a good experience. :

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