Sushi and Asian restaurants in Virginia Beach

Last checked 2026-10-19. Refreshed every three months.

Asian restaurants in Virginia Beach cluster in a few places: Town Center and the Constitution Drive and Independence Boulevard corridor around it, the Fordham Drive shopping centers off Indian River Road, North Great Neck Road, and Virginia Beach Boulevard from Pembroke to Rosemont. Chinese takeout restaurants are spread across the city.

How we made this list. The places come from OpenStreetMap records inside Virginia Beach’s city limits, the same data behind our local directory, checked against each place’s own website on Oct. 19, 2026. Where a place has no website of its own, or its site blocked our requests, we kept it only if the Virginia Department of Health’s food inspection records show a Virginia Beach inspection in the past 12 months; those rows give the address the state records. We added the extra Domoishi, Volcano, Ouka Sora, Pho 79, Noodle Man, Sakura, Jade Garden and Tida Thai locations that way. We left out Chi Chop and the Hilltop Pho 79, which state records mark closed, and P.F. Chang’s, YamaChen’s and Lumpia & Company, whose sites would not load and which we could not find in recent records. The 757 Korean BBQ web address now leads to an unrelated site. The list is alphabetical. It is not a ranking or a recommendation, and nobody paid to be on it. Run one of these places? Write to us to correct your entry.

The list

The places

Sushi and Japanese. Fuji Hana on Northampton Boulevard, O’Yummy Sushi, Volcano Sushi (three locations), Zushi Bistro at Town Center, Sakatomo Sushi in Salem, Ouka Sora and Nara Sushi serve sushi. Iron Grill on Northampton Boulevard is a hibachi, teriyaki and sushi grill, and Honoka Teriyaki Express on Kempsville Road is a casual eatery with teriyaki, sushi and hibachi dishes, its site says. Teriyaki Madness is at Landstown Centre.

Ramen and noodles. Inu Inu Ramen on Virginia Beach Boulevard serves Japanese ramen, donburi and udon. Domoishi has three Virginia Beach shops for ramen, poke, wings and boba. Noodle Man has two Virginia Beach restaurants in state records.

Chinese. Judy’s Sichuan Cuisine on Constitution Drive takes reservations. Jade Villa on Independence Boulevard is open six days a week. Beijing Palace, Chen’s Wok, China Sea, China Town, Dragon, Han Xing, Jade Garden III, King Hua and Ming’s post their hours and take online or phone orders. Forbidden Palace on Virginia Beach Boulevard calls itself a bar and bistro. China Hut, China Moon, Jade Garden, Jade Garden II and Panda Express (three stores) have recent state inspections.

Thai. Bangkok Garden on Virginia Beach Boulevard has sister restaurants in Norfolk and Hampton. Jen Thai Cuisine on Fordham Drive, Taste of Thai on Blvd and Tida Thai Cuisine (two locations) also serve Thai food.

Vietnamese. Pho 79 has two Virginia Beach restaurants and Pho Nguyen is on Lynnhaven Parkway. Tira’s Foods on Virginia Beach Boulevard sells banh mi, bubble tea and other Vietnamese and Asian foods.

Korean and Filipino. Asahi Restaurant, Korean Seoul Cupbap Chicken and Tasty Korean BBQ are in state records. Glenda’s Bulalohan on Princess Anne Road takes its name from bulalo, a Filipino beef soup. Sakura Japanese Restaurant on Shore Drive and Lynnhaven Parkway and Sushi King and Grill in Kempsville round out the list.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get sushi in Virginia Beach?

Sushi restaurants inside the city limits include Fuji Hana on Northampton Boulevard, O’Yummy Sushi on North Great Neck Road and Fordham Drive, Volcano Sushi on Virginia Beach Boulevard, General Booth Boulevard and North Great Neck Road, Zushi Bistro at Town Center, Sakatomo in Salem and Ouka Sora on Virginia Beach Boulevard and Ferrell Parkway.

Where can I get ramen or pho in Virginia Beach?

Inu Inu Ramen is at 4224 Virginia Beach Blvd., open 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Monday through Saturday. Domoishi serves ramen at three Virginia Beach locations, and Pho 79 and Pho Nguyen serve Vietnamese pho.

Which Chinese restaurants in Virginia Beach are open on Sunday?

Beijing Palace, China Sea, Dragon, Han Xing, Jade Villa, Judy’s Sichuan, King Hua and Ming’s all list Sunday hours. China Town on Virginia Beach Boulevard is closed Sunday.

Is there Korean or Filipino food in Virginia Beach?

Yes. Asahi Restaurant, Tasty Korean BBQ and Korean Seoul Cupbap Chicken serve Korean food, and Glenda’s Bulalohan on Princess Anne Road takes its name from bulalo, a Filipino beef soup.