If you are a Sushi lover, how about rolling yourself up into one of the coolest Sushi costumes ever?
There are so many colorful variations you can choose from – become a California roll, Spicy Tuna roll, Vegetable roll. Or, if you prefer, you can turn yourself inside out and become any roll you can dream up. If you’re not into rolls, you can always opt for a shrimp Nigiri costume, pink Sashimi costume, pack yourself up into a Temaki cone.
Sushi costumes are also great for couples and groups. You can get your friends together to go as a combination sushi platter with a spicy green wasabi costume, pickled ginger costume. Maybe also bring along a a friend dressed up as bottle of Kikkoman soy sauce.
Just like with sushi itself, the options are endless for creating the coolest Sushi costumes ever. All you need is creativity and… and a set of chopsticks.
This Sushi Tray costume was worn by my eldest son. My son loves to draw and one of his favorite subjects to draw is food. Not just ordinary food but food beings. He gives these culinary creatures a face, arms and legs and has them doing various activities, like dancing, running, and playing. While we … Read more
My son and I came up with this Sushi costume idea after a couple hours of brainstorming one night. It’s something that we have never seen done before and thought it would be fun to make! We used cardboard boxes to create the sushi bar. We wrapped the boxes in paper bags and used wrapping … Read more
To make the sushi roll costume I cut two large rounds from an old cardboard box and painted them white. Then I cut a length of foam long enough to wrap completely around the cardboard rounds. Next, cut out a hole for her head and then had her try it on so I could figure … Read more
Since I was pregnant with my first son, I have made family costumes every year. This will be the 5th year! I’m not a sewer but I always end up with creative costumes! The sushi family costumes were fun to make. For the kids, I got some foam from the craft store and rolled it, … Read more
My son Beau is indeed a sushi freak. He eats it every chance he can, and he especially loves the salmon roe on the outside. The kids at school call him roe boy. Well, when he told me he wanted to be his favorite food, (a sushi roll), for halloween I thought he’d lost his … Read more
My daughter always insists on being a food item for Halloween! Here is is sushi costume: Make an interior tube, using thin flexible cardboard, be sure that the this tube fits over your child. Cover with biodegradable packing peanuts that look like rice. using a hot glue gun. Add green felt for wasabi, and sprinkle … Read more
I have never seen anyone make a female spring roll costume before so I thought this would be the perfect unique Halloween costume. Materials: foam orange spray paint/fabric dye velcro strips frosted shower curtain fabric green tube dress Drawing/cutting the shrimp: On the flat foam, draw out 2-3 shrimp. Cut the shrimp out using a … Read more
Fun Sushi costumes to make! Cardboard, duct tape, packing peanuts, foam paper, and a little spray paint. First, I cut large round cardboard circles and glued two supporting pieces on the interior of the boards. Next, I taped the entire circumference of the circles creating a seaweed look on the outside of the circles. Be … Read more
Our family loves sushi. If you ask my 4-year-old what she would like for dinner, the answer is always the same… SUSHI! For this Sushi roll costume I used two cardboard circles that came from underneath frozen pizzas, two narrow strips of cardboard (about 4 or 5 inches wide) that were long enough to wrap … Read more
This Asian Persuasion Group Halloween Costume started with me seeing someone dressing their baby up as Sashimi. It then escalated to a full fledged group costume! Sushi, Fortune Cookie, Soy Sauce, Take Out Box, EggRoll The Fortune Cookie’s sash says “$*!# Happens When You Party Naked” and on the back “Your Lucky Number: and her phone … Read more
Trying to think outside the box this year was quite the challenge. All my friends are the normal things, a sexy cat, a sexy bunny, a sexy cop; the list goes on and on. But I just wanted to be super original and funny! I saw a dog costume that was a piece of sushi and thought to myself: … Read more
This year my girls wanted to be something fun and original for Halloween… again. Every year my girls come up with bigger, better and more original (i.e. complicated) ideas. I don’t know if I am going to be able to keep up with their ingenuity in the years to come. My youngest wanted to be … Read more
I got the idea to dress up my 8-year-old and 6-year-old daughter’s as a sushi roll and Chinese take out box because they both love to eat sushi (or California spring rolls). I originally was going to make both of them sushi rolls and then decided that since they are individuals, they needed to be … Read more
I made this Sushi and Soy Sauce Halloween costume for myself and my boyfriend using a white tube dress some salmon colored cloth that I sewed into a pillow with shimmery ribbon for the “lines” on sushi and a green sash for my seaweed. For my hair accessory I made rosettes of pink “ginger” and … Read more
Here’s what I used: White felt Black Vinyl Fabric Black poster board Packing foam Styrofoam balls Green Tulle White packing peanuts Some markers & spray paint My trusted hot glue gun Velcro For my Yummy Homemade Sushi Hand Roll Halloween Costume I started out with some white felt, a large enough piece that I could cut … Read more
This year for Halloween I decided on a homemade Sushi Roll Halloween costume idea. First I took a sheet and cut it so it would wrap around my body. I also cut holes in the sheet so that I could put my arms through them. I then used a black duct tape to cover the … Read more
Konnichiwa! A bit of black duct tape, packing peanuts, painted foam, and we were set for trick or treat! The sushi pieces (salmon and egg) were sponges that we cut to look like the actually food, and then painted. The avocado had shiny green vinyl wrapped around the sponge (a little yellow paint was added … Read more
I am 1/4th Japanese and grew up on sushi, so naturally, I dressed up as a giant California roll for Halloween 2010. My Homemade Sushi Halloween Costume was made from paper mache for the base. I covered the outside with a fuzzy textured material to look like seaweed. I used foam rubber and paint to … Read more
We made this Sushi Boy Costume out of scraps around the house. The only money we had to spend was on the marshmallows, glue sticks and paint. The “Roll” was made from cardboard and a black garbage bag as well as the chopsticks. The “Crab” was marshmallows and the “rice” was Styrofoam peanuts.
I always challenge myself to create a unique and fun costume each year. It’s always a little more difficult since I’m Asian. I can’t exactly dress up as Barbie or a cowgirl. So, I thought a really appropriate costume would be a piece of sushi. I started this Sushi Couple Costume with a white t-shirt. … Read more
This was our group costume for the office. As you can see we all love to eat sushi so this was a no-brainer. Except for the soy sauce, we all started our costumes with pillows and added stuffing or removed stuffing depending on what piece of sushi we were. Notice the little green divider and … Read more
Got my ideas from one of the sushi roll costumes from your site and another site a couple of years ago. So cute! Inspired by some on here and others around the Internet. Body of sushi.. used cardboard that I cut out and rounded.. put black felt around it and green film over the black … Read more
I got the idea for a Homemade Sushi Girl Costume from here and basically made it from foam, felt, a glue gun and some paint. My two year old daughter Sophia was a huge hit at her preschool in this. This California roll is complete with Kikkoman soy sauce package hat! Too yummy not to … Read more
My costume is a giant sushi roll! I had never tried sushi until I started college and it’s been an ongoing love affair ever since. I really wanted to be some type of food for Halloween. I love when people dress up as food on the side of the road or in commercials. I think … Read more