Sushi Savvy

Order confidently. Taste something new. What’s in that roll? Which nigiri should you try next? And what was that amazing bite you ordered last time? Challenge friends with shareable quiz scores! Sushi Savvy helps you find out, remember your favorites, and have a little fun along the way. FIND YOUR NEXT FAVORITE Explore 60+ sushi preparations, from buttery tuna nigiri and delicate sashimi to hand rolls and menu classics. Browse vivid photos, English and Japanese names, ingredients, and tasting notes. Search by name, fish, or ingredient whenever something catches your eye. REMEMBER EVERY GOOD BITE Make your own tasting journal with personal notes, star ratings, and photos. Mark what you’d order again, save restaurants in Places, and connect each tasting to where you tried it. Your next great order starts with your last great discovery. KNOW YOUR SUSHI? Try your skill at identifying rolls and nigiri with saved scores, timed challenges, and share with friends. Each round brings eight photos and four choices per question. The clock tracks your time without a deadline. See the right answers, enjoy confetti for five or more correct picks, and come back to beat your best. SUSHI NEAR YOU Find sushi restaurants nearby or explore a city or neighborhood. View restaurant details, open directions in Apple Maps, and save places you want to remember. SHARE SOMETHING DELICIOUS Send a friend a sushi photo and description, share your own tasting review and stars, or challenge them to beat your quiz score. It’s easy with Messages, Mail, and the iOS share sheet. GET A LITTLE MORE SAVVY Discover the differences between akami, chutoro, and otoro. Learn which rolls commonly contain imitation crab, explore seafood origins and tasting cues, and browse illustrated dining tips, from chopsticks to sushi-counter etiquette. CURIOUS ABOUT VALUE? Compare estimated 2026 U.S. menu prices and ingredient costs, and explore the collection’s best- and worst-value selections based on those estimates. The sushi collection, quiz, favorites, and tasting journal work offline. Nearby search and restaurant suggestions need an internet connection. Recipes and sourcing vary by restaurant. Prices, ingredient costs, and value comparisons are estimates.