Sushi and Gong

Sushi and Gong is a Japanese restaurant and sushi bar on Carrer la Llacuna in central Andorra la Vella. The restaurant’s current menu includes Japanese-style starters such as edamame, seaweed salad and miso soup, followed by sushi and other Japanese dishes. It is a sit-down option for lunch or dinner, with takeaway and delivery also advertised through the operator’s website. The restaurant sits a short walk from Plaça Príncep Benlloch, Sant Esteve church and the old town, making it convenient to pair with a central-city itinerary.

The restaurant describes its food as Japanese and promotes “author sushi,” suggesting a menu that mixes familiar Japanese forms with the kitchen’s own preparations. The official site lists the location, phone number and email, and provides a separate menu/order area. A broader local restaurant listing describes Japanese, Asian and sushi cuisine and mentions vegetarian options. Menus change, so use the restaurant’s current online card or ask staff what is available on the day rather than relying on older visitor photos or archived menu uploads.

The published online menu gives a sense of the range without needing to assume every dish is always in stock. It includes edamame, wakame seaweed salad and miso soup among starters. The restaurant’s more recent online pages list those dishes with current pricing, and also direct customers to the full menu. Other sources list sushi, rolls and Japanese dishes, but current combinations and prices should be checked in the official menu. If you have dietary needs, ask staff about ingredients and preparation: sauces, marinades and shared equipment can introduce allergens or animal products that are not obvious from a dish name.

The location is in the historic centre area, close to Centre Cultural La Llacuna and within walking distance of Casa de la Vall and Sant Esteve. This part of Andorra la Vella is compact, but streets can be busy and parking is limited in the centre. The restaurant can be reached on foot from the main commercial avenue or public parking facilities. As the address number differs among current listings, use the restaurant name and phone +376 861 800 if navigation places you at a nearby entrance. The operator website currently shows Carrer la Llacuna 3, while the 2025 tourism guide and other current local listings give Carrer la Llacuna 11; the businesses share the same name and phone and appear to refer to the same immediate location.

Sushi and Gong is a restaurant rather than a quick-service sushi counter. Reservation options are listed by current third-party restaurant profiles, and the operator’s official site provides contact details and online ordering. If travelling with a group, call ahead to confirm available seating and whether a reservation is advisable. A current restaurant directory lists outdoor seating, takeaway and delivery; accessibility information differs across services, so contact the restaurant directly if step-free access is essential. The official website is the best place to check current menu details, ordering options and contact information.

The most consistent current hours across a business directory that marks its profile owner-verified and a restaurant listing are daily lunch service from 13:00 to 16:00 and dinner service from 19:30 to 23:00. Mapcarta currently displays only 13:00–16:00, which appears to omit dinner. Another older restaurant directory lists a much later 02:00 closing, but that conflicts with the current owner-verified listing and is not used as the primary schedule. If arriving near the end of service, confirm with the restaurant because last seating and kitchen closing can precede the listed closing time.

The split lunch-and-dinner schedule means that the restaurant may be closed between services. Do not assume continuous afternoon access just because the business is in the centre. The weekly schedule shown by the current verified business directory is the same Monday through Sunday, but holiday hours and special-event arrangements can change. Call +376 861 800 or check the operator’s website before making a reservation or planning a late meal. Delivery and takeaway availability may also follow kitchen service periods rather than remaining active throughout the day.

Sushi and Gong can fit into a day of exploring the historic centre, but it is useful to separate the restaurant from nearby attractions. The Centre Cultural La Llacuna, Casa de la Vall and Sant Esteve are distinct visitor sites, each with their own access conditions. The restaurant is a convenient meal stop after a walk through those streets; it is not itself a museum or cultural venue. The compact setting of the old town means a meal can be combined with shopping and public art elsewhere in the capital without a long transfer.

For a straightforward visit, confirm whether you want lunch or dinner, check the current menu and phone ahead if you have a group or a dietary question. Use “Sushi and Gong” rather than only “Sushi” in a map app, and be aware of the Carrer la Llacuna street-number difference between operator and directory sources. With those small details settled, the restaurant offers a central option for Japanese food in Andorra la Vella, with sushi and a menu that extends to soups and other Japanese dishes.