We had lunch in this restaurant on our first full day in Iceland. The sushi was fresh and delicious. As we were still getting used to the city, we found the service odd and a bit chilly. We figured out it's just the way Icelanders...More

On popping into the bar below Sushibarinn, we were told we could order lunch from upstairs as takeaway to eat downstairs. We had the surf & turf rolls and a sushi/sashimi combination platter to share as well as some edamame beans in salt & sesame...More

I lived in Tokyo for 5 years so I am very particular about my sushi. Sushibarin is very good. Super fresh, well made sushi of a high quality.

We ate here on our first night in Reykjavik.It was tough to find a decent restaurant offering vegetarian food for a decent price in the city. We had the edamame and some avocado rolls plus some hot sake.The prices for the food were reasonable, but...More

My family loves sushi so when Sushibarinn was recommended to us during our food tour (Wake Up Reykjavik Tour--see separate review about this fantastic eating/walking tour) we made a mental note to try this place. This is probably THE ONLY negative experience or thing we...More

On our second night in Reykjavik, we just wanted a light meal. Sushibarinn was delicious, friendly staff and just right for a break from the often heavier meals we had during our stay.

So, if for no other reason, you should go and try the Icelandic Salmon! We got the salmon roll. It is topped with Charred Salmon! Very Nice! I got a piece of nigiri Salmon. I thought it to be very creamy in textire compared to...More

Tasting platters are a great idea and loads of place offer them here in Reykjavik. They are often many courses though so make sure you're hungry first!!

Sushi for 2, and it was more than enough. Edamame beans poor quality and with too much salt. Rice OK, fish decent, staff is weird and lacks handcraftship.

The best sushiplace in reykjavik! You can ask the waiter to bring the sushi downstairs (to the pub) and enjoy a cold drink!