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Sushi and hand rolls in Linares
Sushi is Linares' favorite Friday-night food: there are sushi spots right downtown, almost all with delivery, and the hand roll is the number-one craving. Here's where to order, what it costs, how to choose well and what every customer should know before ordering.
- sushi places in the directory
- 14sushi places in the directory
- reference price for a hand roll
- $3.500+reference price for a hand roll
- Sushi Day: look for deals
- Jun 18Sushi Day: look for deals
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Sushi places in Linares
All with address and phone checked against more than one source. Opening hours change often: confirm before you go or order.
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Alameda Sushi
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot on Lautaro street, with takeout and delivery.
Lautaro 308, LinaresSushi
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Cefishe Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi and Japanese food, focused on home delivery in Linares.
Av. Presidente Ibáñez 588 B, LinaresSushi
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El Patrón del Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot in downtown Linares, with rolls, hand rolls and delivery.
O'Higgins 313, LinaresSushi
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Gohan Linares
Sushi in Linares
Japanese-Peruvian fusion: gohan (sushi rice bowls with chicken, shrimp or salmon), yakimeshi, rolls, ceviche and ebi tempura.
Valentín Letelier 299, LinaresSushi
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Kano Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi restaurant with dine-in and delivery in Linares.
Freire 131, LinaresSushi
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Kikai Sushi
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot on Valentín Letelier, with takeout and delivery.
Valentín Letelier 294, unit 2, LinaresSushi
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Kirei Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot right in downtown Linares, with a varied roll menu and delivery.
Independencia 324, LinaresSushi
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Madero Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot with delivery in Linares.
Colo Colo 1231, LinaresSushi
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Mihouse Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi with delivery in Linares: rolls, hand rolls and sharing deals.
Manuel Rodríguez 631 A, LinaresSushi
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Nigiri Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi and Nikkei (Peruvian-Japanese fusion) cuisine in downtown Linares.
Freire 244, LinaresSushi
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Ok Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Sushi spot in downtown Linares, with takeout and delivery.
Maipú 212, LinaresSushi
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Restaurant Lima Oriental
Restaurant in Linares
Peruvian and Asian restaurant serving ceviche, chifa (Peruvian-Chinese) dishes and sushi.
Chorrillos 606, LinaresRestaurants
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Saiko Makki Sushi
Sushi in Linares
One of the best-known sushi spots in Linares, with dine-in and delivery.
Freire 571, LinaresSushi
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Tom Sushi Linares
Sushi in Linares
Downtown Linares sushi spot, with takeout and delivery.
Freire 139, LinaresSushi
Which is the best sushi in Linares?
It's the most-asked question, and the honest answer is: it depends on what you want. We don't publish made-up rankings or fake stars. Instead we give you the criteria to judge for yourself, and we're building a real ranking from Linares residents' votes.
How to spot good sushi
- Loose, lukewarm rice, neither hard nor mushy, with a hint of vinegar.
- Bright orange, firm salmon with no strong fishy smell.
- Green avocado, not brown or watery.
- Even cuts that don't fall apart when picked up with chopsticks.
- Good balance: the filling isn't just rice.
- Crispy seaweed on hand rolls: if it arrives soggy, it was made a while ago.
- The order arrives on time and with what you asked for.
Hand rolls: Linares' favorite
A hand roll is a cone of rice and filling wrapped in nori seaweed (or in fried panko, the Chilean version) that you eat with your hands. In Japan it's called temaki; in Chile it became a fast-food classic because it's cheap, filling and easy to eat anywhere.
The Chilean formula is usually one protein (chicken, shrimp, salmon, beef or kanikama), cream cheese and avocado, plus an extra such as chives or mushrooms. Most places let you pick two or three ingredients.
Common options
Nori-wrapped
The classic: crispy seaweed outside. Eat it as soon as it arrives.
Panko-wrapped
Fried and crunchy, very popular in Chile. Holds up better for delivery.
Teriyaki chicken
The best seller among people who don't eat raw fish.
Shrimp
Breaded or sautéed, great with cream cheese and avocado.
Salmon
Raw or tempura. Raw salmon is the one that most demands freshness.
Veggie
Avocado, hearts of palm, cucumber, mushrooms or tofu, for vegans and vegetarians.
Quick guide: what's what on the menu
- Roll (uramaki)
- Rice outside, seaweed inside. Sold in 8 to 10 pieces.
- Hosomaki
- Thin roll with seaweed outside and a single ingredient.
- Tempura roll / hot roll
- Breaded and fried roll, hot and crunchy. No visible raw fish.
- Nigiri
- A ball of rice topped with a slice of fish.
- Sashimi
- Slices of raw fish, no rice.
- Gyoza
- Japanese dumplings, steamed or pan-fried, filled with meat, chicken or vegetables.
- Gohan / poke
- A bowl of sushi rice with protein and vegetables, eaten with a fork.
- Sushi burger
- Two breaded rice patties as the bun, filled like a roll.
- Nikkei
- Peruvian-Japanese fusion: ceviche-style rolls, ají amarillo sauce, ceviche.
How much does sushi cost in Linares?
Approximate ranges as of October 2026, based on published menus and delivery apps. Each place sets its own prices, and deals change every week.
| Hand roll | $3,500 – $6,000 | Some places sell it as a combo with a drink. |
|---|---|---|
| Roll (8 to 10 pieces) | $5,500 – $8,000 | Specialty or salmon-wrapped rolls cost more. |
| 30-piece deal | from ~$10,000 | Ideal for 2 to 3 people. |
| 60 to 70-piece deal | ~$18,000 – $25,000 | For 5 or 6 people. |
| Home delivery | $1,000 – $2,500 | Depends on distance; pick-up is usually cheaper. |
Prices in Chilean pesos (CLP). Confirm the final price with the restaurant before paying.
How much sushi to order? Calculator
Move the slider to the number of people eating and we'll tell you how many pieces to order.
40
pieces in total
or 4 hand rolls
Rule of thumb: about 10 to 12 pieces per person with a normal appetite. Better to add gyoza or a hand roll than to come up short.
Safe sushi: what you should know
Raw fish
Pregnant women, young children, older adults and people with weakened immunity should choose cooked options: tempura, teriyaki chicken, cooked shrimp or veggie.
Eat it soon
Sushi is a delicate food: don't leave it more than 2 hours at room temperature. Refrigerate leftovers and eat them by the next day at the latest.
Allergies
The most common allergens are fish, shellfish, sesame, soy, gluten (soy sauce, panko, tempura) and egg (spicy mayo). Mention them when ordering.
Watch the salt
Soy sauce is very high in sodium. If you watch your blood pressure, ask for the low-sodium version or use it sparingly.
Check on delivery
The order should arrive cold or warm as appropriate, sealed and without a strong smell. If something's wrong, tell the restaurant right away.
Ask for a receipt
You're entitled to a receipt (boleta) for every purchase. It also helps if you need to file a complaint.
Tips for ordering sushi in Linares
- 1Friday and Saturday nights are peak time: order early or schedule your order to avoid waiting over an hour.
- 2Ask about the delivery area: some places don't deliver to rural areas or charge more outside downtown.
- 3Check what's included: soy sauce, ginger, wasabi, chopsticks and extra sauces are sometimes charged separately.
- 4Ask about payment: many accept bank transfers, but not all delivery drivers carry a card machine.
- 5Follow the restaurants on Instagram: that's where they post daily deals, 2-for-1s and giveaways.
- 6June 18 is International Sushi Day: almost every place runs discounts that week.
Do you run a sushi place in Linares?
List your menu, WhatsApp and deals on Linares Conecta. If your place isn't in this guide, let us know and we'll add it for free.
Frequently asked questions about sushi in Linares
Where can I eat sushi in Linares?
Downtown Linares has several sushi places, mostly on Freire, Independencia, Maipú, Lautaro and Valentín Letelier streets, and nearly all offer delivery. This guide lists them with address and phone.
How much is a hand roll in Linares?
As a reference, in October 2026 a hand roll costs between CLP 3,500 and 6,000, depending on the filling and whether it comes as a combo with a drink.
Which is the best sushi in Linares?
It depends on what you value: price, size of the deals, delivery speed or specialty rolls. We don't publish made-up rankings; you can vote for your favorite and we'll build the Community Ranking.
How many pieces of sushi per person?
Between 10 and 12 pieces per person with a normal appetite. For 4 people, a 40 to 50-piece deal is usually enough.
What sushi can pregnant women eat?
Cooked options: tempura rolls, teriyaki chicken, cooked shrimp, cooked kanikama or veggie. Avoiding raw fish during pregnancy is recommended.
What's the difference between a hand roll and a roll?
A roll is cut into pieces and eaten with chopsticks; a hand roll is an individual cone you eat with your hands, like a sandwich.
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Restaurant details: Linares Conecta directory listings. Reference prices: published menus and delivery apps (October 2026).