Sushi Roku: Best Sushi in Scottsdale

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Sushi Roku serves up the best sushi in Scottsdale from its gorgeous restaurant located on the main level of Scottsdale’s W Hotel. Sushi Roku’s entrance leads directly into the bar area with a black stone reflective pool and a natural tree-root and concrete beverage bar. The curved grotto ceiling is spotted with river rock-like hand-blown amber glass pendant lights.

Sushi Bar at Sushi Roku in Scottsdale Arizona

Sushi Bar at Sushi Roku. Photo courtesy of Sushi Roku

An elliptical sushi bar grounds the 6000-square-foot restaurant, back-dropped by a wall of suspended concrete spindles lit from below.

But amid all of this natural wonder that makes Sushi Roku such a beautiful physical space is some of the best sushi you’ll find anywhere. One of the most incredible dishes is the Japanese Yellowtail Sashimi with diced Chiles. Sliced so thin, the yellowtail melts in your mouth with a divine sauce. It offers just a bit of a kick that makes your mouth tingle in anticipation of the next bite. It’s a perfect starter at $15, to share to get the evening started.

Sushi at Sushi Roku in Scottsdale Arizona

Sushi at Sushi Roku. Photo courtesy Sushi Roku

Another great sampler is the Crudo Roku on the Appetizer menu. This is a lovely tasting of six signature Sashimi creations and another great way to start the evening at $20.

Be sure to try a variety of the famed sushi by checking out the Twelve Piece Sushi Assortment, which also includes Spicy Tuna and California Rolls. This is perfect for two people at $46.

One of the house specialties is the Filet Mignon wrapped Asparagus with Soy Mirin Sauce. Not sushi, it’s still a great hot appetizer cooked to perfection.

At the sushi bar, go for the omakase (chef’s choice), where you can place your confidence in the skilled sushi chef who sends out a procession of dishes, both raw and cooked. At Sushi Roku, omakase meals are available for $60 and $80 per person.

Save room for dessert. The homemade chocolate “molten” lava cakes aren’t your usual chocolate molten lava cakes. They are homemade and are the perfect end to a perfect evening.

For more info:
Sushi Roku Scottsdale
at the W Hotel Scottsdale
7277 E. Camelback Road
Scottsdale, AZ
480-970-2121
http://www.sushiroku.com

Written by Susan Lanier-Graham

Founder and publisher Susan Lanier-Graham is an award-winning travel writer and author of more than 75 books. For more than three decades, she has explored the world in search of unforgettable “wow moments,” from the jungles of Thailand and the temples of Egypt to wine regions, coastlines, and hidden gems closer to home. Her work blends immersive storytelling with practical insight, helping readers experience destinations more deeply. Based in Spearfish, South Dakota, Susan covers travel, food, and wine with a focus on meaningful experiences. She is a member of the Society of American Travel Writers (SATW) and the International Food, Wine & Travel Writers Association (IFWTWA), and is a Certified California Wine Appellation Specialist (CWAS).

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