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Sushi Point: restaurant in Madeira
Sushi Point serves Japanese, sushi and Asian cooking in Caniço de Baixo. Prices are mid-range (€€) and the house speciality is Sushi, sashimi and temaki, eat in or takeaway.
Japanese sushi bar in Caniço de Baixo serving nigiri, sashimi, temaki and hot Asian plates, with takeaway and delivery across the parish. The go-to when you want something other than grilled fish and espetada.
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About Sushi Point
Sushi Point sits in Caniço de Baixo and serves japanese, sushi and asian food at mid-range prices
Start with the sushi, sashimi and temaki, eat in or takeaway: it is the reason people come back.
What to know before you go
- Parking: on-street in the blue bays, paid all year, Monday–Friday 08:00–19:00 and Saturday 08:00–14:00; free on Sundays and public holidays. €0.40/hour (15 min €0.10, 11-hour maximum €4.40). Checked at the meter, September 2026.
Best time to visit
Year-round. Dinner reservations are tightest from late April to October and over Christmas / New Year; lunch is easier almost any day.
Location
Caniço de Baixo, Madeira · Open in OpenStreetMap · Google Maps
32.64440, -16.83810
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Frequently asked
What is Sushi Point known for?
Sushi Point is known for its sushi, sashimi and temaki, eat in or takeaway, plus a wider japanese, sushi and asian menu.
How expensive is Sushi Point?
Sushi Point is rated €€: mid-range. Expect a typical dinner main to reflect that band, with Madeira wines and bottled water added on top.
Plan around Sushi Point
The nearest town, viewpoint and walk: the three things most visitors pair with Sushi Point in a day.
Nearby on Madeira
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Where Sushi Point fits
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Plan the rest of your trip
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