I got a bad feeling when I entered, it did not seem very clean, organized, or welcoming. However I really wanted sushi and I was unfamiliar with the area, so I didn't want to search for another place. Against my gut.... I took a seat. I usually just grab things off the conveyer belts at these typ
Very nice, so who is going to try sushi for first time, best for them. You don't have to buy full portion you can just try 2 or three pieces . Price is soo good. Highly recommend
The tuna was definitely fresh and yummy. The rest was mediocre, and not a lot of variety. Another diner bought a miso soup and apparently didn't like it so put it back on the belt. Shocker to learn from the wait staff this happened but a bit grossed out by this news. They didn't charge me for it, bu
Covid safety was seriously lacking. They do not check for vaccine cards and sit people directly next to each other without space. Ordering slip was just tossed on the counter and I had to get my own place setting from a nearby spot. Felt really unwelcoming and food was lackluster at best. Overall l
Cheapest conveyor belt sushi around and you get free green tea if you ask. Sushi was fresh and delicious and service was just fine. Really nothing to complain about.
I know sushi in Japan. This quality good, not ultra fresh or expensive for obvious reasons. It is affordable and good for friends. Smells like old fish inside but good.
Any negative ratings may be so to the fact none of those combination rolls exist in Japan. Being a real Japanese restaurant, they can't make all those mayonnaise and cream cheese rolls.
Not sure why this location gets poorer reviews than any other. The standard for kaitenzushi in the US. And the world for that matter. Service is polute and prompt, fish is as fresh as anywhere else in Seattle.
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