Skip to content

Sushi by SYC

Denver, Colorado

Edomae-style omakase counter in Denver's South Colorado Boulevard corridor, with Chef Min serving 11- or 16-course tasting menus alongside à la carte dinner.

Modern sushi bar with geometric wooden screens, brass lighting, and curved counter seating
  • Nigiri sushi with shrimp and nori on decorative white plate with red design
  • Sushi by SYC photo 3
Photo: Sushi by SYC via Google

At a glance

Price
Luxury

Sushi by SYC occupies a counter-only room on South Colorado Boulevard in Denver, where Chef Min and the kitchen prepare Edomae sushi to order. Dinner runs two ways: an 11- or 16-course omakase built around that day's ingredients, or an à la carte menu of sushi and Japanese plates ordered at your own pace. Both are served from the same kitchen during the same dinner hours.

Seating is at the counter, so each piece is cut, seasoned, and handed over as soon as it is ready rather than plated ahead of time. The menu is in English, and staff are used to fielding questions about the fish or preparation while you eat. There is no fixed printed omakase menu — the lineup shifts with seasonal availability rather than following a set rotation.

The restaurant is open Wednesday through Sunday from 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM, and closed Monday and Tuesday. There is no lunch service. The listed booking channel is by phone at (720) 780-9999, and the restaurant's own site also links out to an online reservation system for dinner seating. Omakase seats are described as highly recommended to book ahead, while à la carte dining is available to walk in during regular hours, space permitting.

Pricing sits at the top of the restaurant's own tier classification (Luxury), though no specific menu prices are published here — confirm current omakase pricing directly with the restaurant when booking.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Sushi by SYC?
Reservations can be made by phone at (720) 780-9999, or through the online reservation link on the restaurant's website. Omakase seating is highly recommended to book in advance.
What's the difference between the omakase and à la carte options?
The omakase is an 11- or 16-course chef's tasting menu that changes with seasonal ingredients, while à la carte lets you order individual sushi and Japanese plates at your own pace. Both are served from the same kitchen during dinner hours.
How much does dinner cost?
Sushi by SYC is classified at the top (Luxury) price tier, but specific menu prices aren't listed here — confirm current pricing when you reserve.
What are the operating hours?
Dinner service runs Wednesday through Sunday, 4:00 PM to 10:00 PM. The restaurant is closed Monday and Tuesday, and there is no lunch service.
Is the menu available in English?
Yes, the restaurant offers an English menu, and seating is at the counter where guests can ask the chef questions directly.

Details checked October 2, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

More restaurants near Denver

  • Denver, Colorado

    Sushi Den in South Denver offers a 12-course set sushi menu at its counter, walk-in only, alongside a reservable private-room Chef's Table omakase.

  • Denver, Colorado

    Chefs Toshi Kizaki and Kenta Kamo run a 25-seat hand roll and aburi sushi counter in Denver's Five Points, booked via Tock or walk-in at Bar Ikki.

    $$$
  • Denver, Colorado

    Modern sushi from chef Geoff Daniel in Denver's Five Points, with a private dining room and upscale pricing.

    $$$
  • Denver, Colorado

    Michelin-listed, 12-seat counter omakase in Denver's Central district, led by chef Phraseuth Paul Sananikone and booked through OpenTable.

    $$$$
  • Denver, Colorado

    Edomae sushi omakase at 658 Colorado Blvd in Glendale, near Denver, with lunch and dinner service and OpenTable booking.

    $$