Sushi Kita

Longyearbyen


Laying claim to – yes, you guessed it – the world's most northerly Sushi restaurant, Sushi Kita serves up decent sushi offerings and reasonable Asian mains.


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1. Wild Photo Gallery

0.18 MILES

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2. Wooden Steps

0.3 MILES

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3. Svalbard Kirke

0.31 MILES

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4. Svalbard Museum

0.34 MILES

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5. North Pole Expedition Museum

0.4 MILES

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6. Graveyard

0.58 MILES

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7. Svalbard Bryggeri

0.75 MILES

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8. Mine No 2

1.14 MILES

High on the steep valley wall south of the town centre, the crumbling, evocative ruins of Mine No 2 loom over the town.