Sushi in Rhodes Town
Delivery, opening hours, prices and how to get a marina table on the night you want it.
This is the practical companion to our roundup of the island's sushi. Instead of ranking kitchens, it answers the questions people actually ask on the day: can I get sushi delivered to my hotel, how late is it served, what will it cost, and can I still get a table by the water tonight? Everything below is specific to Rhodes Town, where nearly all of the island's sushi is made.
Three ways to get sushi in Rhodes Town
Delivery to your hotel
eFood covers the city centre, the marina and most of the hotel strip. Order before 22:00 in summer — kitchens cap sushi orders when the dining room is full.
Takeaway on the way home
Calling ahead is faster than any app. Twenty minutes is typical for a two-roll order, longer on Friday and Saturday after 21:00.
A table by the water
The New Marina is a ten-minute walk from the Old Town gates. Sushi arrives alongside cocktails, so it works as a full evening rather than a quick dinner.
Sushi at the New Marina
Al Hayat sits on the Rhodes New Marina, serving fusion sushi from lunch until late alongside Mediterranean plates, cocktails and shisha. Rolls start from €7, the room is candlelit after dark, and the terrace looks straight onto the water.
- Hours — open through the afternoon and evening; kitchen runs late in summer.
- Delivery — available via eFood across Rhodes Town.
- Booking — reserve online in under a minute — sunset tables go first.
- Best for — sushi with a sea view rather than a quick counter meal.
What to know before you order
Delivery windows and timing
Sushi is the first thing to slow down when a kitchen is busy, because every roll is made to order. In July and August, delivery times in Rhodes Town stretch from roughly 30 minutes to over an hour between 21:00 and 22:30.
If you are ordering for a group, place it before 20:30. Outside peak season, most orders arrive in half an hour.
Prices, portions and what a full order looks like
A signature roll is eight pieces and costs about €7–€12. Two rolls per person is generous; three rolls shared between two people with a starter is the usual order.
Platters at €18–€30 are better value if you want variety, and they travel better than nigiri if you are taking food back to a hotel room.
Getting a marina table the same evening
The New Marina fills from the outside in: waterfront tables first, then the inner terrace. Booking at 19:30 or after 22:00 almost always works, even in August.
For sunset specifically, reserve a day ahead — that hour is the single busiest slot of the night across the whole marina.
Where this fits with the rest of the island
If you want the comparison of every sushi option in Rhodes — city-centre Japanese kitchens, delivery-first bars and marina fusion — read our guide to the best sushi in Rhodes. This page is the logistics; that one is the shortlist.
Sushi in Rhodes Town: FAQ
Is there sushi delivery in Rhodes Town?
Yes. Several kitchens in Rhodes Town deliver sushi through eFood, usually within the city centre, Kallithea Avenue and the marina area. Al Hayat Resto Bar takes delivery orders via eFood and direct orders by phone or WhatsApp.
What time can you eat sushi in Rhodes Town?
Most sushi kitchens open around 13:00 and take last orders between 23:00 and midnight in summer. Al Hayat serves sushi from lunch through the late evening at the New Marina.
Do you need to book a table for sushi in Rhodes Town?
In July and August, yes — waterfront tables fill from around 20:30. A same-day reservation is usually enough outside peak weeks; book a day ahead for a marina-side table at sunset.
How much is a sushi order in Rhodes Town?
Signature rolls run about €7–€12 each and shared platters €18–€30. Two people ordering three rolls plus drinks typically spend €35–€50.
Sushi by the water tonight
Book a table at the New Marina, or order in through eFood if you would rather eat on your balcony.