Amazing place. Had a…read morelonger than normal wait time tonight because they didn't have the Otoro nigiri, and I missed their calls. They more than made up for it with yellowtail belly nigiri. Really appreciate it!

What can I say? This place was good. Late birthday dinner…read moreGot four sushi rolls and some spring rolls Crunchy crab, spider Vegas, and random The spring rolls arrived still really hot, was just starting to enjoy burning my tongue and then the sushi roll arrived. I would like a few minutes between entrées and main food, but it was OK For my drink, I got the flying dragon IPA And my girlfriend got the martini drink. Surface was really friendly ,they checked on a several times The ambience was really interesting, especially with the serving robot carts. I know I'll be back.

Came here during a visit to the sand box with my 4-year old son. We had an amazing time enjoying…read moredinner. I ordered the scallop and tuna and my son ordered the salmon kids meal. He enjoyed the salad and salmon very much. The service was delightful and friendly. If you are in the area I advise checking them out!

The older woman with red lipstick working there handed my son a bottle of milk that was EXPIRED BY…read moreAN ENTIRE MONTH. He opened it and immediately realized it was spoiled and sour. I asked for a fresh drink and for the expired milk to be removed from our bill. Somehow, they refused to refund it because we had "already opened the bottle." How exactly were we supposed to discover the milk was spoiled without opening it and tasting it?? Serving a child month-old expired dairy is already unacceptable, but then refusing to take responsibility over the cost of ONE DRINK is ridiculous. Check your expiration dates before serving customers, especially children. The lack of basic food-safety awareness and customer service was honestly embarrassing. I would not trust this place to serve my family again.

I often dine at mom-and-pop local places seeking neighborhood gems that are worth the drive, as…read moreopposed to ones that are 'good' because it is near you. Zushi Sushi is somewhere in between. I would not say to a Seattle person to purposely drive there. But I will say to folks nearby that it's a worthy restaurant. The place is neat and tidy, not showing its age yet, even though I know it has been opened for years. The service is swift and to-the-point. I am fairly certain this place is Japanese owned. Prices are fairly reasonable without the common 'Eastside tax'. I often find older restaurants to be more reasonably prices due to lower overhead. The Food: Avocado Bomb, $10 - 3.5 Stars Other than a bit too covered with tempura bits, this dish met expectations. The price matches what I have seen in Seattle. Salmon Belly (Sake Toro) Nigiri, $7 - 4.5 Stars Good cut and good white fatty stripes for sake toro. Thumbs up. Lion King, $15 - 4 Stars Menu: California with seared salmon on top and parmesan aioli, unagi sauce, scallion With these type of specialty rolls, presentation is as important as the ingredients, combination, and creativity. This roll as the best out of the three we ordered. Zushi Flower, $19 - 3 Stars Menu: Shrimp tempura, avocado, spicy tuna with seared salmon on top, spicy mayo, unagi sauce, parmesan aioli, and kaiware, red tobiko on top This specialty roll did not at all look like the photo. At $19, it's the most expensive amongst their rolls. Disappointing. The ingredients and taste were fine. It didn't warrant the Zushi namesake, and I don't see 'flower' in its presentation. Cherry Blossom, $15 - 2.5 Stars Menu: salmon, avocado, cucumber, and tuna on top This roll was the most 'man-handled' looking roll amongst the three we ordered. It also did not look like the photo. In one of the pieces, I spitted out a brown piece of something. It turned out to be the tip of the avocado. They graciously offered to take it off the check or make a new roll. Grilled Hamachi Kama, $14 - 2 Stars This was a very dull and boring hamachi kama. Not much seasoning, not much sear, the skin is not crispy, yet the fish is overcooked to the point of being dense. Tempura Oreo, freebie We were gifted a tempura Oreo. Interesting and pretty, but not something I would order. No rating. I wish Yelp would do half stars. I think they are a solid 3.5 Stars. Not enough 'good' happened (other than the comp'd roll) for me to bump them up to a 4 Stars.

Great value sushi restaurant located in a small strip mall. We were able to park directly in front…read moreof the restaurant. It's on the smaller side but was completely empty around 5pm on a Monday. A couple other tables filled up as we had our dinner. Service was great! We were given complimentary miso soups at the beginning of our meal and enjoyed some basic rolls and seaweed salad. All soy sauce on the tables are low sodium by default. At the end of our meal, the server brought us a free deep fried Oreo. Good first experience and nice value for the rolls.

Yum Yum Yum! Refreshes your taste buds with great flavours!…read moreOrdered Salmon Shiyoaki, Shrimp tempura and Tofu tempura. All three items were top notch! Rice is of correct texture, meat is greatly flavored with yummy veges. Highly recommended!

Take-out counter with tons of food options including bento boxes with sushi, chicken teriyaki,…read morekatsu curry, etc. I had their gyudon bowl for $19, which felt kind of steep for a take out place. The food came out quickly and was cooked fresh - it was tasty! Portion was standard. This place was busy with lots of take out orders.

iSushi in Issaquah is our usual go-to location for belt sushi. Even with the conveyor belt style,…read morethe quality and freshness of the fish remain consistently high quality. The sushi pieces are a competitive size and the pricing is very fair for the high quality you receive. It's the perfect spot when you want sushi in a more casual, accessible setting. This is a family-run business and it is our favorite place to get ikura--the quality is always spot on. The selection on the belt is excellent and stocked with fresh options, and the sushi chefs are always willing to take custom orders if you are not able to find something on the belt. We are always greeted with a smile when we arrive. During checkout, the server reviews the plate count with you to ensure accuracy. Personally, I appreciate them taking the time to ensure they are billing the correct amount, though I trust them regardless because the service is so honest and friendly. They never disappoint, and we will return to dine at this location when we are in the area.

My boyfriend and I wanted to grab lunch together, and iSushi happened to be on the way, so we…read moredecided to drop in and try it out. Despite having lived in Issaquah for ten years and loving sushi, I've never been to this restaurant and after actually eating here, now I know why. One of the things my boyfriend loves about carousel sushi is that it satiates the hunter/gatherer instinct within him so we were super disappointed in the lack of sushi on the conveyor belt the whole time we were there. I understand that there were only maybe two or three other parties in the restaurant so maybe it's not feasible for them to have a variety of sushi on the belt at all times, but it was still unfortunate and not the experience we were looking for. I ended up ordering a shrimp tempura roll from our server, and it was brought to our table. The roll was okay, and tasted the way I expected it to, I just wish it had more eel sauce and spicy mayo on it. With so many other options for delicious sushi in Issaquah, I don't think my boyfriend and I will be returning.

We have been here a few times. This time, we came around…read more8:45 PM on a Thursday. We appreciate that this place was one of the few that are open until late in Issaquah. The staff was efficient and friendly. We ordered the Katsu Ramen, Seafood Pajeon, and Galbi Soup. The Katsu Ramen came with instant noodles, which were different from Japanese ramen. I enjoyed the instant noodles as they had great flavor, but the katsu was a little hard and not crunchy. The Seafood Pajeon was excellent--it was crunchy and delicious. The Galbi Soup came with a lot of beef, but we found the galbi to be saltier than usual, and the beef might not have been as fresh. The seating was spacious. Parking was easy with street parking.

We two went for lunch on advice of a Korean acquaintance…read more FOOD: 3.5 - Danji Bibimbap with beef. quite good. - Chicken Stone Pot Bibimbap. SERVICE: 4.0 AMBIANCE: 4.0

I was walking out from their cute little feng shui-inspired court yard after dozens of times having…read moregrabbed a boba or bite to eat and realized I'd never reviewed this fine cafe. There is nothing boastful about it, the owner can be a little militant and he might have intimidated me the first time I went in, but I'm sure he is a softie at heart. The rest of the staff is sweet. And one thing is for sure they work hard and really make delightful Asian fusion mostly Vietnamese inspired dishes. I love the matcha with boba milk tea. I find it so refreshing and almost a meal in itself. I am also partial to the Banh mi and pork belly bun sandwiches. The sandwiches are perfectly seasoned and their pickled ingredients give it the right tang. The bread on the Banh mi is light, crispy and fresh. I actually haven't tried anything else because I'm always needing something quick to go. Next time I may have to sit and enjoy a meal and boba. And I'll add photos next time.

We came in for dinner. Ordered garlic fries, vegetarian pho, pork fried rice…read more Cons: Pho was very under-salted. I had to ask for soy sauce. Pork fried rice was very greasy Indoor atmosphere was not cozy Pros: Outdoor sitting area is beautiful - garden, pond, etc. Good service Pho was pretty good once I added plenty of soy sauce Just ok: Garlic fries Pork fried rice. I don't eat out very often so I wouldn't come back here.

Wasn't aware Sea town-foods was opened in Downtown Issaquah. I happened to walk by after shopping…read moreat Fischer's Meat market Not sure how many people are aware of this seafood market cause it's sort of behind a restaurant and the entrance is not actually on Front St. You have to walk pass the parking area along side of the restaurant. I didn't buy anything this visit but will definitely patronize this market in the future. They carry a wide variety of flash frozen seafood, crab, other shell fish and many varieties of fish vacuum packed in individual portions. They also carry a wide variety of Asian dumplings. One wall is stocked with condiments and sauces too. If you are planning on eating "Asian style Hot Pot". This place is a must to stock up on fish balls, squid and shrimp. Next time you are in downtown Issaquah, I highly recommend your stopping in to browse their offerings and buy your next home cooked seafood meal

Sea town foods is the go to place for a at home dinner. The seafood was amazing, tasteful and high…read morequality. If i'd have to choose a favorite it would be the easy to make poke kits. The owners explained how to prep and even handed out their very own recipes that they have tried at home themselves! They also sell asian foods like snacks, drinks, and condiments. Any time i need a sweet treat i'd go here to pick up a quick snack. Great pricing and amazing family people!

Stopped in here during a little day trip with the wife. I'll…read morestart by saying that I love a good poke shop, so if I find one I'm surely stopping in. What a great little poke shop this is. The staff were all very friendly and helpful. We were greeted as we came in, which is often an overlooked tiny thing. The food all tasted very very fresh and everything looked really good. I ordered a "build your own bowl" and proceeded to pick out each ingredient, building an amazing combination. They have plenty of choices in my opinion, even some cooked options, including a grilled chicken option for people like my wife who do not eat fish. Overall my experience here was great, I'd recommend this place any time and will surely be stopping back in the next time I'm in the neighborhood.

Been here a few times and it's always fresh and delicious. Lots of options to choose from.read more

Freshest fish on the east side, great selection. They always have a wide variety of salmon,…read morehalibut, tuna and various other fish. Scallops are always from Maine, once they had them from Hokkaido and of course the "freakishly huge"shrimp - all wonderful. Also a great selection of shellfish, mussels, clams, and oysters, as well as live crustaceans. There are a lot of accessories for sale as well, like baguette, crackers, dips, and more. They also have the ability to track your purchases with your account/phone number and after certain spend thresholds you get money off of your next purchase. The only challenge I've come across is their gift card setup. Requires online ordering and their online inventory is inaccurate.

Two words: crab cakes. Also if you live in Issaquah and…read moredon't have time to drive into Seattle to go to the Pike Place Market, this is your next best choice. They have a great selection of seasonal fish and all of the fixings for your Louisiana fish fry. Top shelf sardines (our latest passion!), lobster stock for that bisque recipe you've been meaning to try, and did I mention the crab cakes?