Sushi Puzzle

Color Sort, Object Sort, Shape Sort · Updated Apr 1, 2026

About Sushi Puzzle

One tray left. A single yellow nigiri sits atop a mixed tower, the only matching space already occupied. Tap it now and the whole column locks — that's the decision point. Sushi Puzzle hands you a rack of stacked plates and asks for one clean swap per move. Each tap slides a top piece to an empty or matching tray, but with limited slots, the wrong transfer strands you instantly. The trick isn't speed; it's spotting which piece to leave untouched until its color tray clears.

This is a deliciously tricky puzzle where smart sorting is key. You'll carefully slide sushi pieces into their matching color trays, but with limited space, every move matters. Plan each tap strategically to avoid getting stuck. It's a satisfying test of logic that turns organizing into a truly addictive challenge.

How to Play Sushi Puzzle

Tap a stack to pick up the top sushi piece.
Tap an empty tray or a tray with an open slot to place the piece.
You can only move the top piece of each stack.
Sort all sushi pieces into trays matching their colour.
If no valid move remains, the puzzle resets.

Game Features

Sort sushi pieces by colour into matching trays with limited slots.
Each tray can hold a fixed number of pieces, forcing tight planning.
Endless mode generates new arrangements after each solved board.
Tap-based controls let you move any top piece to an eligible tray.

Frequently Asked Questions

What happens if I tap a piece and there's no valid tray to place it?

The game only allows moves to an empty tray or one that matches the piece's colour and has space. If no valid tray exists, the tap does nothing.

Can I rearrange pieces already placed in a tray?

No. Once a sushi piece is placed in a tray, it cannot be removed. You can only move pieces from the top of the stacks on the rack.

How do I know if a tray is full?

Each tray has a visible slot count. When all slots are occupied, no more pieces of that colour can be added.

Is there a penalty for making a wrong move?

There is no penalty per se, but if you fill a tray with the wrong colour and block the correct one, you may reach a dead end and need to restart the puzzle.