Best Japanese Restaurants in Highland Park

Billy Sushi is a culinary gem in Minneapolis that redefines the sushi experience! From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted with a vibrant atmosphere and an attentive staff that makes you feel right at home. The menu is a masterful blend of traditional sushi favorites and innovative creations that showcase the artistry of the chefs. The quality of the fish is unparalleled—fresh, buttery, and bursting with flavor. Their signature rolls are a must-try, each one crafted with precision and creativity. The sashimi platter is a feast for both the eyes and palate. The Miso Cod is melt-in-your-mouth perfection, and the French Laundry 19 roll is a luxurious masterpiece, inspired by their omakase series. With foie gras topped with caviar, it’s a decadent bite that truly takes the dining experience to the next level. What truly sets Billy Sushi apart is the warm and lively ambiance. You can tell the team here takes pride in creating not just incredible food but an unforgettable dining experience. Whether you’re a sushi connoisseur or trying it for the first time, Billy Sushi is the perfect spot for a special night out or an indulgent treat. I can’t wait to return!

We felt taken care of, the service was attentive and very friendly. When a mistake was made, the waiter addressed it right away. The atmosphere was vibrant on a downtown Friday night. We'd asked for a booth in a somewhat quieter area and got exactly what we wanted. Our family had a wonderful night out.

Great experience with friendly staff who were upbeat, friendly and accommodating. Interacted well with the young family at our table as well as me and my spouse.

Really enjoyed our meal here. The menu has a great selection of food. Had the Paloma and angry dragon martini, both were yummy drinks. The firecracker shrimp was a great starter and the Classic Sushi Platter was larger than we thought with great sushi, sashimi and nigiri.

Absolutely delicious and fresh sushi! Hit the spot after a long day at the museums. Everything was presented absolutely beautifully. Maybe next time they'll be allowed to serve sake. :)