Sushi Box is a Cape Town sushi restaurant with branches and ordering options that can show different menus, prices and service details. This Sushi Box menu price guide focuses on practical ordering: what the main sushi styles mean, how to compare piece counts, what current branch examples cost and how to build an order for one person, two people or a group.
The Constantia branch menu and delivery listings provide the price examples in this guide. Sushi prices can change with fish costs, branch, platform and promotion. Confirm the selected restaurant and checkout total before ordering.
Sushi Box menu prices at a glance
A current Constantia example listed the Tuna Dynamite Roll, ten pieces, at R149 and the Salmon Dynamite Roll, ten pieces, at R153. Drinks ranged from R29 for Japanese green tea to R61 for kombucha in that branch menu. Homemade lemonade and lemon iced tea were R39, while still or sparkling water was R33.
| Current Constantia example | Reviewed price |
|---|---|
| Tuna Dynamite Roll, 10 pieces | R149 |
| Salmon Dynamite Roll, 10 pieces | R153 |
| Coca-Cola | R33 |
| San Pellegrino Aranciata | R47 |
| Homemade lemonade | R39 |
| Homemade lemon iced tea | R39 |
| Kombucha | R61 |
| Still or sparkling water | R33 |
| Japanese green tea | R29 |
| Fresh orange juice | R39 |
These examples are useful because they have a named branch and date. They do not prove that Newlands, De Waterkant or another delivery storefront will charge the same amount. A delivery app may also add fees after the food subtotal. Use the live basket for the final decision.
How to read a sushi menu
Sushi menus combine product type, filling and piece count. Maki is a smaller roll wrapped with seaweed. California rolls usually place rice on the outside and can include avocado, cucumber, fish or prawns. Nigiri is a slice of fish or another topping over pressed rice. Sashimi is sliced fish without rice. Roses use salmon wrapped around rice and are often richer because of mayo or garnish.
Signature rolls add sauces, tempura ingredients, cream cheese, crispy onion or several types of fish. They cost more than simple maki because they use more ingredients and preparation. A ten-piece signature roll should not be compared directly with four pieces of maki only by price. Consider piece size, filling and whether the dish is intended as a main or one part of a shared order.
The piece number matters, but it is not a perfect measure of food quantity. Ten small maki pieces can feel lighter than ten loaded pieces topped with salmon, sauce and tempura prawns. When ordering for a group, combine piece count with variety and richness. A platter with sashimi, roses and rolls usually offers more variety than several portions of the same maki.
Current dynamite roll examples
The current Constantia menu described the Salmon Dynamite Roll as a ten-piece roll with Norwegian salmon, avocado and cucumber, finished with teriyaki, sriracha, seven spice and sesame seeds. It was R153. The Tuna Dynamite Roll used locally sourced tuna with avocado and cucumber and was R149.
The R4 difference is small, so choose by fish preference rather than price. Salmon is richer and softer. Tuna is leaner with a clean flavour. Both rolls include chilli sauce and spice, so someone who avoids heat should ask whether the sauce can be adjusted. The branch menu also warns that modifications may not be available, which makes checking before payment important.
One ten-piece roll can be a modest meal for one person, depending on appetite. A hungry diner may add miso soup, edamame, a small classic roll or a drink. Two people can order one salmon and one tuna roll to share twenty pieces and compare flavours. Review portion photographs carefully because camera angle can make pieces look larger than they are.
Classic sushi choices
Classic sushi is the best starting point for diners who want clear flavours without several sauces. Sashimi highlights the fish. Nigiri combines fish and rice. Maki gives smaller bites, while California rolls are familiar and easy to share. Salmon roses are richer and often include mayo, avocado or caviar-style garnish.
If you are new to sushi, combine cooked and raw items. A prawn California roll, avocado maki and a small salmon item provide variety without making the whole order raw fish. If you already enjoy sashimi, choose a small portion before adding loaded rolls; too many rich sauces can hide the flavour you wanted.
The menu includes classic examples such as salmon and tuna sashimi, maki, California rolls, fashion sandwiches, nigiri and roses. Check current prices and piece counts at the branch because portions and naming can change.
Signature roll choices
Sushi Box signature rolls use combinations such as crispy salmon, tempura prawn, spicy tuna, soft-shell crab, avocado, cream cheese, teriyaki, ponzu mayo and seven spice. These rolls suit diners who enjoy layered texture. They are usually more filling and more expensive than plain maki.
A crispy roll brings fried texture and sauce. A rainbow-style roll uses several toppings and is useful when you want variety in one portion. A dragon-style roll may combine eel and avocado. Green or vegetable rolls can provide a meat-free choice, although strict vegan diners must confirm mayo, cream cheese, tempura batter and preparation surfaces.
Do not order several rich rolls without balancing them. One crispy roll, one fresh fish roll and one simple maki portion create clearer contrast. When every roll contains mayo, fried filling and sweet sauce, the meal can become heavy and flavours start to feel similar.
Sushi platters and party orders
A platter can simplify a group order because piece counts and varieties are grouped together. The menu includes 54-piece and 130-piece party platter examples. Confirm the current price and contents because fish costs, branch menus and platter design can change.
Before ordering, divide the pieces by the number of diners. A 54-piece platter gives nine pieces each for six people, before starters or extra rolls. That may work for a light meal but may not satisfy a hungry group. A 130-piece platter gives more flexibility, although the mix matters. Fifty avocado maki pieces do not have the same cost or appeal as a platter heavy in salmon, tuna and prawns.
Ask how many pieces are raw, cooked, vegetarian and spicy. Also check whether sauces, ginger, wasabi and soy sauce are included. For an office lunch, label vegetarian and allergy-sensitive portions and use separate serving utensils. Sushi should remain cool and should not sit in a warm room for a long period.
Box combinations for one or two people
Box combinations are designed to give several sushi styles without ordering full portions separately. The menu includes salmon, tuna, veggie, classic, tiger and spicy tuna boxes. Each uses a different mix of roses, sashimi, California rolls, maki or signature pieces.
For one person, choose a box with roughly twelve to seventeen pieces only after checking piece size. A classic box can suit someone who wants familiar salmon and tuna. A veggie box provides avocado and vegetable pieces. A spicy tuna box works for someone comfortable with chilli. For two people, one box plus a second roll may give better variety than two identical boxes.
All-salmon upgrades can cost more because salmon is used in place of cheaper fillings. Pay for that upgrade when salmon is the main reason for the order. If several diners enjoy different fish, a mixed box is often the more interesting choice.
Vegetarian and vegan sushi
Vegetable sushi can include avocado, cucumber, spinach, mushrooms and plant-based fillings. The menu includes a vegan tomato “tuna” roll, a mushroom roll and other vegan combinations. Availability must be confirmed on the current branch menu.
Vegan diners should ask whether mayo is vegan, whether tempura batter contains egg and whether cream cheese appears in the roll. Shared knives, mats, fryers and preparation areas can matter for allergies or strict dietary choices. A menu label helps, but the current kitchen answer is the final reference.
A vegetable roll is not automatically a small side. Loaded avocado and tempura mushroom rolls can be filling. For a balanced order, combine one fresh vegetable roll with edamame or a light salad. Avoid ordering only fried vegetable pieces if the goal is a lighter meal.
Sides and small plates
Side choices include prawn poppers, salmon potstickers, salmon tacos, Vietnamese salad, salmon korokke and edamame. These sides add cooked food, crunch or vegetables to a sushi order. Current names, portions and prices should be checked before ordering.
Edamame is a simple shared starter and can help while waiting for sushi. Potstickers and korokke are warmer and richer. Salmon tacos add texture but may be difficult to divide evenly. Prawn poppers are fried and work well for diners who do not want raw fish.
Choose one or two starters for a table rather than ordering every side. Sushi arrives best when eaten soon after preparation, so too many starters can leave the main platter waiting. If children are present, a cooked side may give them a familiar option while adults share raw and cooked sushi.
Drinks and current beverage prices
The Constantia menu lists Japanese green tea at R29, water and Coca-Cola at R33, homemade lemonade and iced tea at R39, San Pellegrino Aranciata at R47 and kombucha at R61. Fresh orange juice is R39. These are branch-specific examples, so confirm the current amount before ordering.
Water or green tea keeps the meal simple. Lemonade and iced tea can balance spicy sauces, though both may be sweet. Kombucha costs more and has a fermented flavour that not everyone enjoys. When ordering delivery, check whether drinks are chilled and whether glass bottles are suitable for the trip.
Restaurant alcohol menus can change more often than food menus. Ask for the current wine, beer or sake list if dining in. For a group, agree on shared bottles before ordering and confirm whether a service charge applies.
How much to budget for one person
Using the current dynamite roll examples, one person can begin around R149-R153 for a ten-piece main roll. Adding water creates an example food-and-drink subtotal around R182-R186 at the Constantia prices. Homemade lemonade or iced tea would make it about R188-R192 before service or delivery charges.
A larger appetite may need a side or a second small roll. Do not estimate that amount from an old table without checking the current branch. Delivery fees can make a small order expensive, so collection may offer better value when the branch is nearby.
Someone wanting sashimi or premium signature ingredients should budget more than a simple maki order. Set the food budget first, then choose pieces that provide variety. Ten enjoyable pieces are better value than twenty pieces selected only because they looked cheaper.
How to order for two people
Two diners can share a salmon dynamite roll and a tuna dynamite roll for a current example subtotal of R302 before drinks. That gives twenty pieces with similar style but two fish choices. Add a simple vegetable roll or edamame if both diners need more food.
For more variety, choose one fresh classic item and one crispy signature item. Ask about spice. Keep wasabi and strong sauce separate so each person can control heat. If one diner avoids raw fish, build the order around cooked prawn, vegetable or tempura choices and keep raw items on a separate plate.
Check all-salmon upgrades carefully. They can increase cost without adding more pieces. Order them when both diners strongly prefer salmon. Otherwise, a mixed box or platter gives more flavours for the same decision.
How to plan a group order
Start with the number of people, appetite and dietary needs. Ask who eats raw fish, who prefers cooked items, who needs vegetarian food and who avoids chilli. Select a base platter, then add targeted rolls rather than buying several large platters with the same mix.
For six adults, a 54-piece platter may be only the starting point. Add sides or another roll if sushi is the full meal. For a mixed-age group, include cooked items and simple avocado pieces. Keep raw fish cool until serving and avoid leaving it in direct sun or a warm car.
Check soy sauce, ginger, wasabi, chopsticks and napkins before leaving the branch. Delivery orders should be opened and counted promptly. A missing large platter is easier to report while the order is fresh and the receipt is available.
Branch and delivery price differences
Sushi Box branches can have different availability, hours and prices. A menu marked for Constantia should not be described as the guaranteed De Waterkant price. Delivery platforms can show a smaller selection, different portion descriptions and higher item prices. They can also add delivery, service and small-order fees.
Select the exact address before comparing prices. A platform may change the branch automatically based on delivery range. Confirm the store name at the top of the screen and again before payment. For collection, make sure you are travelling to the branch that received the order.
Promotions can be limited to a day, branch or order method. Read the conditions. A percentage discount does not always produce the lowest final total when menu markup and fees are included.
Freshness and food safety
Sushi containing raw fish needs careful temperature control. Collect it close to the time you plan to eat. Keep it cool during transport and refrigerate promptly if there is a short delay. Do not leave sushi in a hot vehicle or on a sunny table.
Raw fish is not suitable for every person. Pregnant people, young children, older adults and anyone with a weakened immune system should seek appropriate medical guidance and may prefer fully cooked items. Ask the restaurant which rolls contain raw fish, smoked fish, cooked prawns or fried ingredients.
Leftover sushi loses quality quickly. Rice dries, fried items soften and avocado changes colour. Follow safe storage advice and discard food that has been kept warm for too long. Smell alone cannot prove that raw seafood is safe.
Allergens and modifications
The current branch menu warns that the kitchen contains tree nuts, soy, wheat, shellfish, egg and gluten. Sushi can also contain sesame, dairy, fish and mayo. Soy sauce commonly contains wheat unless a suitable alternative is provided. Tempura and crispy toppings create additional gluten and fryer questions.
The branch information also says modifications may be limited. If an allergy is serious, contact the branch before ordering rather than relying on a notes box. Explain the allergen clearly and ask whether the kitchen can safely accommodate it. If the answer is uncertain, choose another option.
For preference-based changes, remember that removing a sauce can change the intended flavour and texture. Choose a simpler roll that already suits you where possible.
Ways to get better value
Compare piece count and ingredients, then compare the final basket. Simple maki can increase the total number of pieces at a lower cost, while salmon, tuna, prawns and premium signature toppings raise the price. A balanced order often combines one premium roll with one simple roll.
Do not over-order starters. A large platter plus fried sides can be more food than expected. For delivery, compare collection when practical. Remove drinks if you already have suitable options at home. Use promotions only when they apply to food you planned to buy.
Avoid choosing an enormous platter only because its price per piece looks lower. Variety, fish quality and the number of diners matter. Leftover sushi is less appealing than leftover pizza, so accurate portion planning has real value.
Final Sushi Box ordering advice
Use the Sushi Box menu as a set of building blocks. Choose one main style, add variety with a second roll or side and keep the number of diners in view. Current branch examples are more reliable than an undated nationwide list, but the checkout remains the final price.
The complete menu details below help readers compare platters, classics, signature rolls, boxes, sides and drinks. Select the branch, confirm current prices and piece counts, and order only what will be eaten while fresh.
Complete menu details
The tables below cover more choices from the menu. Individual prices may vary by branch or ordering channel, so check the selected branch and final checkout total.
Sushi Box Menu
SUSHI PARTY PLATTERS
| Platter Description | Contents | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Sushi Party Platter 54Pc | 6pc Salmon Roses, 3pc Salmon Sashimi, 3pc Tuna Sashimi, 8pc Avo Maki, 4pc Salmon Tacos, 10pc Tuna 2 Way, 10pc Harapenyo & 10pc Loaded Rainbow | R906.00 |
| Sushi Party Platter 130Pc | (Contents may vary based on specific breakdown) | R1940.00 |
SUSHIBOX CLASSICS
| Sushi Item | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Salmon Sashimi 3Pc | Salmon sashimi (3 pieces) | R90.00 |
| Tuna Sashimi 3Pc | Tuna sashimi (3 pieces) | R90.00 |
| 7 Spice Seared Tuna Sashimi 9Pc | Seared tuna sashimi with 7 spice blend (9 pieces) | R198.00 |
| Hand Roll 1Pc | Hand roll (1 piece) | R141.00 |
| Maki 4Pc | Maki sushi (4 pieces) | From R29.00 |
| California Rolls 4Pc | California rolls (4 pieces) | From R76.00 |
| Fashion Sandwich 9Pc | Sushi fashion sandwich (9 pieces) | R155.00 |
| Nigiri 2Pc | Nigiri sushi (2 pieces) | R76.00 |
| Roses 2Pc | Salmon roses (2 pieces) | R70.00 |
SUSHIBOX SIGNATURE
| Sushi Item | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Tuna Sriracha Dynamite Roll 10Pc | Tuna sushi roll with sriracha sauce (10 pieces) | R198.00 |
| Salmon Sriracha Dynamite Roll 10Pc | Salmon sushi roll with sriracha sauce (10 pieces) | R195.00 |
| Soft Shell Crab Roll 6Pc | Whole Mediterranean soft shell crab & avo futomaki drizzled with teriyaki and yum yum mayo (6 pieces) | R243.00 |
| Rock Shrimp Roll 8Pc | Tuna California roll topped with tempura prawns and yum yum mayo (8 pieces) | R283.00 |
| Rock Shrimp Roll (All Salmon) | Salmon California roll topped with tempura prawns and yum yum mayo | R311.00 |
| Rock Shrimp Roll (All Prawn) | Prawn California roll topped with tempura prawns and yum yum mayo | R309.00 |
| Loaded Rainbow 10Pc | Colorful sushi roll with various toppings (10 pieces) | R212.00 |
| Loaded Rainbow (All Salmon) 10Pc | Rainbow sushi roll with all salmon toppings (10 pieces) | R258.00 |
| Crispy Salmon Roll 10Pc | Crispy salmon sushi roll (10 pieces) | R204.00 |
| Crispy Prawn Roll 10Pc | Tempura prawn & avo sushi roll topped with mayo, sweet chili, sesame seeds & 7 spice (10 pieces) | R187.00 |
| Crispy Tuna Roll 10Pc | Tempura tuna & avo sushi roll topped with mayo, sweet chili, sesame seeds & 7 spice (10 pieces) | R187.00 |
| Crispy Veg Roll 10Pc | Tempura cucumber & avo sushi roll topped with mayo, sweet chili, sesame seeds & 7 spice (10 pieces) | R175.00 |
| Dragon Roll 10Pc | Eel & avo sushi roll wrapped in avo and drizzled with teriyaki (10 pieces) | R238.00 |
| Harapenyo Roll 10Pc | Sushi roll with harapenyo (10 pieces) | R187.00 |
| Tempura Avo Maki 8Pc | Avo maki sushi roll drizzled with teriyaki and yum yum mayo (8 pieces) | R104.00 |
| Tuna 2 Way Roll 10Pc | Salmon, cream cheese, crispy onion & jalapeño roll wrapped in avo (10 pieces) | R181.00 |
| BAM BAM Roll 10Pc | Tempura prawn & avo sushi roll drizzled with ponzu mayo (10 pieces) | R175.00 |
| Tiger Roll 10Pc | Prawn & avo sushi roll wrapped in steamed prawns, drizzled with teriyaki (10 pieces) | R252.00 |
| Salmon Korokke Roll 10Pc | Sushi roll with salmon korokke (10 pieces) | R187.00 |
| Green Roll 10Pc | Spinach, cucumber & cream cheese roll wrapped in avo with sesame soy dressing (10 pieces) | R144.00 |
SUSHIBOX VEGAN
| Sushi Item | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Vegan “Tuna” Tomato Roll 10Pc | Vegan sushi roll with “tuna” made from tomato (10 pieces) | R155.00 |
| Bongeni’s Vegan Roll 10Pc | Vegan sushi roll named “Bongeni’s” (10 pieces) | R155.00 |
| Panko Baby Mushroom Roll With Vegan Ponzu Mayo 8Pc | Vegan sushi roll with panko baby mushrooms and vegan ponzu mayo (8 pieces) | R155.00 |
BOX COMBOS
| Box Combo | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Fusion Box 12Pc | 5pc Loaded rainbow, 5pc crispy salmon roll, and 2pc salmon roses | R255.00 |
| Fusion Box – All Salmon 12Pc | 5pc Loaded rainbow, 5pc crispy salmon roll, and 2pc salmon roses (all salmon) | R311.00 |
| Omega 3 Salmon Box 17Pc | 2pc Salmon roses, 4pc salmon maki, 8pc salmon California, and 3pc salmon sashimi | R303.00 |
| Tuna Box 12Pc | 3pc Tuna sashimi, Tuna 2 way roll 4pc, Crispy tuna roll 5pc | R240.00 |
| Veggie Box 17Pc | Avo maki 8pc, Green roll 5pc, Avo & cucumber California 4pc | R158.00 |
| Classic Box 14Pc | 2pc Salmon roses, 8pc tuna California, and 4pc avo maki | R198.00 |
| Classic Box – All Salmon 14Pc | 2pc Salmon roses, 8pc salmon California, and 4pc salmon maki (all salmon) | R252.00 |
| Tiger Box 13Pc | 4pc Prawn California roll, 4pc Bam bam roll, and 5pc Crispy prawn roll | R252.00 |
| Spicy Tuna Box 14Pc | 5pc Spicy Crispy Tuna tartare roll, 4pc Spicy Tuna Cucumber Maki, and 5pc Spicy Tuna California Roll | R169.00 |
SIDES
| Side Item | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| Prawn Poppers 6Pc | Prawn poppers served with ponzu mayo, yum-yum mayo, or sweet chilli sauce | R161.00 |
| Salmon Potstickers 3Pc | Handmade salmon & spring onion filled potstickers served with black vinegar & chilli oil | R96.00 |
| Salmon Tacos 3Pc | Light & crispy taco shells filled with avocado, spring onion, cucumber & fresh Norwegian salmon. Drizzled with ponzu & sesame dressing | R98.00 |
| Vietnamese Salad | Vietnamese-style salad | R96.00 |
| Salmon Korokke 5Pc | Japanese salmon croquettes with teriyaki, smoked bonito flakes, korokke mayo, sesame oil & nori flakes | R98.00 |
| Edamame Beans | Edamame beans tossed in sea salt | R81.00 |
| Ginger | Pickled ginger | R13.00 |
| Japanese Mayo | Japanese-style mayonnaise | R13.00 |
| Ponzu Mayo | Ponzu-flavored mayonnaise | R13.00 |
DRINKS
| Drink | Description | Price (R) |
|---|---|---|
| SushiBox Lemonade 440ml | Refreshing lemonade | R53.00 |
| Yoga Ice Tea Can 330ml | Ice tea in a can | R53.00 |
| Soft Drink 330ml | Carbonated soft drink | R47.00 |
| San Pellegrino 330ml | Sparkling mineral water | R62.00 |
| Mineral Water | Still mineral water | R39.00 |
| Kombucha | Fermented tea beverage | R84.00 |
| Homemade Lemon Ice Tea | Homemade lemon-flavored ice tea | R53.00 |
| Ginger Beer Original 330ml | Original ginger beer in a can | R84.00 |
| Orange Juice | Freshly squeezed orange juice | R39.00 |
Frequently asked questions
Are Sushi Box prices the same at every Cape Town branch?
No. Branch menu, ordering platform, promotion and availability can change the price. This guide labels the Constantia examples clearly so they are not mistaken for national prices.
What did a current ten-piece dynamite roll cost?
The Constantia menu lists Tuna Dynamite at R149 and Salmon Dynamite at R153. Confirm the live branch amount before ordering.
Does Sushi Box offer vegetarian or vegan choices?
Vegetable and vegan-style rolls have appeared on the menu. Confirm current availability, mayo, batter, cream cheese and shared preparation details with the branch.
How many sushi pieces should one person order?
Appetite and piece size vary. Ten loaded pieces can be a modest meal, while smaller maki may require a side or second portion. Review the description rather than relying only on the number.
Can Sushi Box accommodate allergies?
The kitchen handles several major allergens and modifications may be limited. Contact the chosen branch before ordering when an allergy is serious.
