A new AYCE revolving conveyor belt Sushi sashimi & roll place around the corner of Hudson Lights in Fort Lee. The interior was very modern, unlike any sushi place hahaha and we were seated right by the belt. $40 unlimited sushi & roll with all the appetizers on the menu - except the sashimi. The appetizers were good (reminded me of Arigato in Edgewater), Takoyaki, human, edamame, udon, miso soup, you name it !!! Picking out the roll dishes from the belt is always fun, and I probably devoured 5 dishes of Philadelphia rolls !!!! I am not a big fan of spicy tuna or spicy shrimp rolls, so I focused on the seaweed salad, Chef's special and the Philadelphia rolls, As always, I went back to the appetizer menus !!!! Since it's BYOB, the appetizer ones were great !!! With the $40 (All day Friday, Saturday & Sunday) with 90 min limit, the quality was satisfying !!!! (Since I have been hugely hugely disappointed with the Kura Resolving Sushi by the GW Bridge. Will definitely come back and I do hope the quality remains consistent. read more

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TLDR: Otter is a good idea but needs some tweaks to the concept and the overall execution. I went for lunch, enjoyable enough but felt like there wasn't much value or options. I would come back to try dinner. I wanted to try Otter for awhile and popped in for lunch. At $34.95 AYCE, the ambiance is nice but I expected more. Staff was very attentive and friendly. The belt itself I felt was marked but the plates were being just loaded where there was space - so the labels were correct only part of the time. The rolls were decent but it got to a point where each just tasted very slightly different so it started getting repetitive. Apps were fine but nothing noteworthy enough to order again. The options on the belt were much more plentiful than the ones on the menu to order. Lunch you're limited to only nigiri (sashimi is dinner only) and the options are pretty basic at just octopus, salmon, tuna, saba, etc. The belt design could be better, very slow pace and the divider on each side makes it that it's easy for the tables on the other side to grab things. We actually had the best seat where the items come out first but our neighbors on the other side started reaching out to grab things. This was at lunch which as I mentioned, had limited options - I wonder how much more primal diners will be in the evening with better choices. At $34.95 pp - would not come back for lunch. Just way too few options and I can't order what's on the belt. Kura for example, even if you have a crappy seat where most of the belt is picked through.. I can order EVERYTHING a la carte. I'd be willing to check out dinner to see what that extra $10 gets me. For lunch though - either the price needs to decrease or the options need to increase. I wouldn't recommend lunch service in its current form. Service though, A+++. read more

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So yummy and a bang for your buck! Lots of all you can eat sushi options in north Jersey but this restaurant actually has premium sushi options. The ambiance and service is great! The perfect date night for my husband and I as Fort Lee locals. read more

This place is trying way too hard to be "fine dining" for a conveyor belt sushi spot. The interior is ridiculously dark, which might be an attempt at ambiance, but it just makes it hard to see what's even on the belt. Speaking of which--there are only about 20 of the same pieces rotating, and most of the interesting ones from the menu are "order only," so the whole conveyor belt concept feels pointless. The sushi itself? Tiny and overpriced. If you're expecting a plate with two pieces, think again--one small piece per plate, which adds up fast. To top it off, the restaurant had no heat on, so we were freezing the entire time. With so many better conveyor belt sushi spots nearby, I definitely won't be coming back. Service was professional and friendly. read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Conveyor belt sushi and fine dining isn't exactly synonymous but Otter Fine Sushi is making it come true. Grand Opening was Jan. 29, 2025 and already it's making quite a splash. What can you expect: The weather this time of year gets really cold in the 30F and their heating system needs work. Once the front door opens you can feel the chill air all the way in the back of the room. The table behind me even requested to move tables mid way through because they were so cold. Ambiance was nice and was well lit considering the dark ceilings and walls. Tables were big. I was a party of two and got sat in a 6 person table. Food It's sushi. You can expect prices to be higher than average. I will say that it's a quality over quantity place. Don't expect to pig out like an AYCE unless you can foot the bill. But quality wise is some of the best I had (for its class). I mainly stuck to yellowtail, tuna, and salmon nigiris. The fish was so soft and I'm not a sushi connoisseur by any means but even I can tell this was high quality. I'm not even a big tuna person but I guess I never had high grade tuna before. This one didn't have a fishy hard chewy texture at all. If you round up, expect to pay about $4-5 per plate which mostly comes with two pieces. Verdict They should still work out a few kinks with service but I'm sure they will get better. I wouldn't let that deter you from going. It's worth trying and I will be back again at some point! read more

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Rating is actually 2.5/5. My son and I went here for dinner and he wanted me to communicate that the menu is not geared towards kids except for the Mochi Ice Cream. The heat was turned off and it was really cold. The conveyor belt had mostly rolls with spicy sauce on top. Lastly, there was a jumbotron in the dining room playing videos that were very distracting. It was very inexpensive, so I guess you get what you pay for! read more

Have been here for both lunch and dinner. Both are all you can eat from the conveyor belt and a set price. Lunch is less expensive and has slightly fewer options. Dinner is clearly their featured meal and offers some interesting options that I haven't seen elsewhere. The included beverages of hot tea and water were fine, the staff is very good, it's a comfortable place to eat and dine. Just make sure whoever in your party likes watching the food come by most is sitting facing in the direction the dishes are flowing by, otherwise you'll get a crick in your neck turning your head every time. Parking can be validated if you park in the deck above Hudson Lights, but not for street parking. Unless you eat a lot, I think it's a bit overpriced, but the vibe is nice (good for a date!) and most people don't show up in jeans and a t-shirt so it does feel a little special. read more

A decent place to get conveyor belt sushi. I wanted something quick so decided to give this place a try. Inside, the restaurant was beautiful. Service was okay. The options were good, lots of rolls with tuna/salmon. The taste was okay, tasted like your typical sushi conveyor belt spot without the nice ambiance. The food was sticky, cold, at times. I prefer kura's taste and pricing. read more

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I was waiting for the first wave of reviews before trying this new place out and I won't lie, I went into this with a healthy dose of skepticism. Even though the obvious nearby competitor Kura is a big ass conveyer belt sushi chain, I will say there were some moments here that made it stand out against them. However there were some obvious flaws as well. The Ambiance - When I walked in I was like, well this place is gonna be pricey! The decor was on the dark side but projected a refined vibe and didn't feel as workmanlike as Kura. The tables were pretty big and all of the obligatory trimmings like wasabi and ginger etc were all at the ready. The Service - Based on some of the early feedback I expected this to be crap. It actually was decent and it seems the staff got some of the kinks out after the opening. Everyone was very attentive and (fairly) easy to find as needed. Occasionally I saw people congregating up front and chatting but it fortunately wasn't that often. For the most part my table was always cleaned and whatever I ordered from the kitchen came very fast. The Food - Here's where one of the problems were, the issue of consistency. Some of the rolls were absolutely solid. The eel and shrimp options in particular were fantastic. I tried a few of those variations and they were all excellent, well-prepared and tasty. One shrimp roll in particular was some baked fish on top of it reminded me of the amazing tiger roll over at Picnic sushi nearby - that one was so good I opted for an encore of it. The other standout was the little house salad which had some delicious dressing and the veggies were very fresh. The problem was some of the other options were just mediocre and flat out awful. The yellowtail scallion roll was fine, nothing great nothing bad. The salmon nigiri was surprisingly underwhelming. The fish had a slimy (not in a healthy, oily way) consistency and didn't taste particularly good. What was really the surprise to me was how bad the tuna options were. The tuna nigiri with a little fish roe on top was ok, nothing to write home about. The spicy tuna roll was not particularly tasty, to be honest. But the real downer was the negitoro roll, which looked good on the surface but was the worst of its kind I've had in a long time. The fish also had a very slimy and fishy consistency to it, to the point it actually gave me a wee bit of nausea. Hopefully it's a quality and not a freshness issue, but I was not happy about this at all. Given this is my absolute favorite type of sushi and I've eaten it in countless countries and settings, this was a massive fail here IMO. Another surprising meh moment was the miso soup, which was bland, watery and not particularly satisfying. Key Issue - food setup and placement. One other element that I observed which was a fail was how the conveyer belt was set up. For every round it only has ONE section for each type of fish/food. For instance there is one section for eel type sushi, salmon type sushi, tuna sushi etc - you get the point. Now the problem with this is how it actually functions in execution. Case in point, when I ate there I sat in the third table from the direction of where the sushi is coming out from the kitchen. The second table was empty but the first table had 5 Asian women of varying degrees of appetite and sushi inhalation abilities - but they clearly LOVED tuna and sushi in general (I saw what looked like at least 30 plates of sushi piled up, to the point they were taking photos of it and selfies too). Anyway, these human vacuum cleaners were sitting right in front of where the sushi exited the kitchen and proceeded to co-opt every single tuna option whenever it came out. That left the rest of us with next to none in terms of options for tuna, and given there is only one type of fish per round and the conveyer belt moves at a glacial pace, we were all left to either 1) hope the table didn't gorge all the tuna again in the next round or 2) but the servers to order it ala carte. Point being, given they don't repeat fish in a given round like Kura does (even though their line is MUCH bigger of course), this leaves the who process feeling weird and inefficient. At the very least it makes me pray if I ever come back here there isn't some pack of sushi addicts with huge appetites sitting at the first table. I will say that one nice perk here is that you get 20% of during weekday lunch, which takes a bit of the sting off of the prices. I actually thought from a price standpoint it was ok but given they give you roughly 1/2 of the amount of food that Kura gives you in most cases per plate (i.e. Otter = 1 nigiri, Kura = 2 nigiri per plate, 2-3 pieces of rolls vs 4-6 pieces of rolls, etc) this place is pricier from a value prop standpoint. But for me the issue is definitely the less than idea setup of how the sushi goes around and the inconsistency of the food so far, but hopefully they will improve over time after just opening read more

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for the cost, i think this place is worth it. everything was pretty fresh and good. service was quick and the staff catered more towards a high end restaurant feel. however, the ambiance does not really match the food. it feel like a fancy restaurant with more casual food style. if you dont really mind that kind of vibe, i think its a great place to check out! read more

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This place is serious about sushi, Otter Fine Sushi is exactly as it states -- fine sushi. Every dish we tried was absolutely top-tier--fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. But what really set the experience apart was the service. Isaac, the manager, is a total pro. From the second we walked in, he made us feel welcomed and taken care of. You can tell he runs the place with passion and precision. He checked in on us personally, made great recommendations, and just brought a calm, attentive energy the whole night. The revolving bar is great, you chose from a wide variety of beautifully, well crafted delicate rolls. I have to mention the ambiance, which feels like you're dining in a modern Tokyo-meets-NYC lounge, just enough casual and just enough fine. Highly recommend the Chilean sea bass and any of the gold-sprinkled rolls. You're not just getting sushi here--you're getting an experience. read more

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The ones I took pictures of were awesome! The other rolls were fine. It was pretty good! Not the best sushi ever but good for ayce and also a conveyor belt!! Definitely good for sushi lovers but not if you like ayce for the apps. I'd go back deff but my friend is 50/50 read more

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It opened on the 29th, and it was visited a day later. The place had about ten tables seated, which is quite impressive on the 30th. I've visited another conveyor restaurant in town. I have also visited others and other similar conveyor type restaurants in JAPAN. We sat down. No one came to greet us, give us plates, tea, or even the menu. We had to ask the waitress for each one of these items. Chalk it up to a new opening, but this is the basics. There are very few kitchen items to order, and you can't call it down from a tablet - you have to call a server, and she will put the order in for you. Looking for a rice dish? Something non sushi? You won't find it on the menu, besides soup. Not sure what the beyond part was about. The items on the belt were the same items going in circles, very few selections, and some not clearly identified. One was in tin foil, another was completely wrapped with no indication what mystery item was inside. What we did try was small portions, but fresh. We had to repeat some items because of the small selection of menu items. Some items on the belt menu include beef etc. Non existent. Asked for shrimp tempura kitchen menu, non existent- was told unavailable. . Yet, some sushi rows had shrimp tempura in them. Piled up the plates. Bill came to over 100 125 with tip. Left hungry. There is no automatic plate count. There is no RFID on the plates (ala Japan)--the count is by human, and hopefully, they won't make an error. Yellow plates are more, and others are less. Maybe something is around the corner, "beyond" what we experienced tonight, and maybe some easier ordering would get implemented, along with a more extensive selection of food items on the belt and menu choices. Until then... Parking is free; get validated. read more

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Upscale revolving and all you can eat combinations! Service was almost white gloves. You don't get a tablet or a cheap paper to order your own sushi. There were 3 separate belts worth of sushi to choose from. They also offer fine dining options. Everything we tried was excellent. A note that you can validate 2 hours parking at the near by garage, do remember to ask for it. read more

The restaurant decor and quality of sushi are great, but selection is more limited and it is not a true AYCE experience since you are limited to 90 minutes AND you have to order food in rounds (AND there are limitations to how much you can order per round). Honestly, you are better off going to any of a number of other AYCE sushi establishments in the Fort Lee area. They just opened so giving them three stars - imagine they might still be working out the logistics (ie small tables and plate clutter was a real struggle, the conveyor belt was not well stocked at 8 pm on a Saturday evening, and staff didn't tell us about "last call" for the kitchen so some members of our group didn't get their fill). But, again, the fish and sushi quality was good so there's some promise. read more

Great sushi and service. Highly recommend as a fun alternative to a regular sushi experience. read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

Otter Sushi and Beyond. We have been waiting for this Restaurant to open beyond 3 months. A bit disappointed.... Was expecting Fine Service. We was Greeted at door and lead to a table. After 5 minutes seated. We asked for water and tea. There was ZERO explanation on experience of this restaurant. After 5 more minutes of waiting. We just started to select Sushi plates from the conveyor belt. Thank goodness there was chopsticks and napkins on the table. We finally saw a waitress walk by and grabbed her to ask for plates. The waitress we grabbed, we finally asked for menu of the dishes on the conveyor belt said I can place an order for you? But did not tell us what we can order and walked away. We grab a bus boy cleaning table behind us and ask to get our waitress to order. She came back and look annoyed with us. We asked what else can we order for kitchen other than conveyor belt sushi. She said scan QR Code from menu. And walked away. Again. We scanned the QR and there was no photos! just the same printed menu. Why Scan QR code from the menu. Just look at the Menu. We grabbed the wait staff team again. And ordered a Hawaiian poke salad. Which came 15 mins later. The poke salad was made of Salmon instead of Tuna???? It was a small plate. This was Beyond Fine Sushi. We wasn't able to continue on after 15 of the same Dishes. Check Please..... 3 Star because we want yo give them an opportunity to improve on the service. read more

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I had ayce lunch for $25 per person today. I went in expecting a $25 meal, but it was much better. Sushi and rolls were tasty, and the staff members were very attentive to make sure we had a good experience. Kura has more variety for sure, but I had a very satisfying meal at Otter today, and I would have had to pay triple what I paid if I had eaten this much at Kura. I will come back with family and friends. I hope the place does well, so that I can enjoy it for a long time. read more

While the restaurant itself is nice, the sushi isn't worth the price. I was in a party of 3 and 2 of us wanted to do the all you can eat conveyor belt. We weren't allowed. All parties have to participate or none at all. I get it, but it's an annoying rule. Nothing about any of the rolls was special. The Cherry Blossom roll was pretty but the salmon inside was too fatty and thick. The Tuna Roll was tasty and the Yellowtail Scallion Roll was bland. The fish was very fresh , but everything was very mid for the price. Our server, however, was great. Super patient and was able to explain everything. read more

Party of 5 celebrating a birthday and we weee treated to excellent service and endlessly delicious food in a beautiful room. $45 all you can eat sushi was top-notch with enough varieties to satisfy sushi and sashimi connoisseurs and enough choices to date the non-sushi eater in our party. The crispy rice tuna and eel sashimi were particular favorites. Bonus lobster tail for July 4 holiday was also spectacular. BYOB with no corkage fee and perfect servers. Home run. read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond - 4th of July Lobster tail (free!) - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

A wonderful kid friendly place with great sushi and kind staff. Highly recommend. They should make it a point that it's conveyer sushi which our kids absolutely love. read more

I really wanted to like Otter Fine Sushi and I do think this place has the potential to be a solid staple in the area, unfortunately, at the time of this review, it leaves much to be desired. Otter is an upscale conveyor belt sushi establishment that struggles to find it's identity. Upon walking in, you're met with a gorgeous atmosphere that spared no expense. It's incredibly scenic and sets the mood right for celebrations, date night, or really any upscale event. Here's where things take a turn: -Ordering is chaotic. Yes, you can pull sushi pieces from the belt, however, many dishes are not labeled (or improperly labeled) that creates ambiguity. Additionally, the pricing on these pieces are not exactly transparent, and there's too many colors to try and even guess. When you're pulling plates off the belt, you have to leave the dishes stacked on your table so they are tallied at the end to be added to your bill. While this makes sense, there's a major design flaw....the dishes take up half the table. My wife and I sat at a 4 person table and by the end, the 2 other seats were stacked with plates. Parties of 4 seemingly struggled with this and commented on this as well. -For an 'upscale place', you don't get an 'upscale' experience. You're paying near Omakase prices and certain things should be expected. For example, Miso Soup + Salad should be served at tables with hot tea (which they do provide) when parties sit, so they feel warm and welcome. -Service is a mixed bag. I understand this place is new and everyone is learning, however, the service is not good (and this isn't even the server's fault...it's the way the restaurant is). For example, you seemingly dont have a dedicated waiter, and because of this, ordering menu items ad-hoc takes forever (so know what you want when you sit). There's plenty of wait staff, but they are scrambling around to accommodate the entire restaurant, that the whole scene becomes frantic. Again, this isn't their fault...it's just how the place was set up. Everyone near me was muttering the same feedback I had, so it was clearly apparent. -Price. The price isn't terrible, but it's not competitive. Many pieces were not up to the quality of the price. I also ordered certain menu item's (i.e. Otoro) that was not the typical grade I'd expect, yet I was charged the premium price. You're getting Kura level quality but at a 50-100% markup for the atmosphere that quickly becomes irrelevant as you have ordering issues. Overall, I'm willing to write this off as growing pains as they just opened, however, for the premium price tag, you'd want a more premium experience. I'd be willing to try Otter again in a few months once they seemingly work out the quirks. read more

If i can give no star i would!!!! too dark, too expensive, way small pieces of sushi, spent $120 for one person and went to other restaurant for more food read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond falls flat in execution, offering an uninspired dining experience that doesn't justify its high prices. While the fish quality was acceptable but average, the overall service, atmosphere, and value left much to be desired. The restaurant's concept might have potential, but the lack of attention to detail made the meal more frustrating than enjoyable. Why It Was Bad: 1. Service Was Unwelcoming and Unorganized - Sitting down at a table without soy sauce or wasabi for ten minutes set a poor first impression. These basics should be ready when guests are seated. - The waitress didn't greet the table or offer menus, instead just asked us, "what do you want," making the interaction feel rushed and impersonal. 2. Confusing and Inconvenient Conveyor Belt System - While categorizing sushi by fish type made sense, the lack of labeling for rolls created unnecessary guesswork. (This is dangerous for people with food allergies or dietary restrictions) - Premium rolls being covered in foil defeated the purpose of a conveyor belt, forcing diners to gamble on what they were grabbing rather than making an informed choice. 3. Overpriced for the Quality - Charging $9 for two pieces of nigiri regardless of fish type was excessive, especially considering the fish was just "fine." - The option to pay with cash for a "cheaper" bill was misleading since the discount was barely noticeable. - The lack of free water and a $2.50 price tag for bottled water felt like an unnecessary charge for an unprepared restaurant. 4. Uninspired Atmosphere - The restaurant lacked energy--music wasn't loud enough to create ambiance, yet it was quiet enough that talking at a normal volume felt awkward. You can hear other table conversations clearly. - The vibe was dull and depressing, making it hard to enjoy the meal. Final Verdict: Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond might have some room for growth for a new restaurant, but as it stands, it's not worth the price or the hassle. The food wasn't too terrible, but when you're paying premium prices, you expect better execution in both service and experience. If you're craving conveyor belt sushi, Kura would be the better option--even with a wait. And if you're willing to spend top dollar, omakase would offer a far superior experience. read more

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Very cool spot with FREE parking which is almost impossible to find in Fort Lee. The inside was very clean and had a great upscale vibe. The sushi was delicious and the staff was very nice and frequently check in on us. Not sure what all these negative reviews are about we had a great time. read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond - Revolving sushi! - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

An enjoyable dining experience! Our party of six spent an evening of savoring fine food, surrounded by beautiful ocean cinematography. Service was excellent although sushi and other foods readily accessible on the table-side conveyor belt. We traveled from Manhattan and will certainly return soon. read more

Food was good, not enough staff/servers. Building was freezing. Feel like the experience was lacking, kinda fell flat. Probably won't be back read more

Food was amazing. Interior is BEAUTIFUL. It's like Kura but all you can eat which is 100x better. Thank you for existing. My boyfriend and I joined their loyalty program. Will come back soon. read more

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Very confused by these reviews! My husband and I stopped by the other night and had an all around, lovely experience at Otter. The restaurant has a lovely ambiance and is beautifully decorated. The staff was extremely friendly and welcoming, and took the time to explain the conveyor belt system, and other menu options. They offer complimentary hot green tea which is always a nice touch, and most importantly the sushi was SO fresh and delicious. We will definitely be back! read more

Amazing selection! Always freshest fish and a wonderful atmosphere. Super friendly and attentive staff. Highly highly highly recommended. Come hungry for the all you can eat lunches and dinner Say hello to Mina)) she is incredible read more

This was disappointing. To begin, there were seemingly arbitrary rules on gift card purchase and on when you could use the gift card after purchase. Then there was a misleading policy on kids and pricing where on signs it stated that kids under 10 years old were discounted. However an unposted rule said that this discount wasn't by age but by height. Still, we wanted to try this out as the website imagery made the restaurant look like it had great selection and quality. For the price, there is actually not much selection. A lot of the revolving items had the same base of spicy mayo or sweet sauce. The rice seemed to be heavily overcooked and was lacking in the acidity of the proper amount of vinegar. The rice was simply too soft and mushy. The fish quality was average, again for this price one would expect a better quality. The tuna nigiri had different textures and flavors. The salmon was actually good and buttery. The yellow tail was good as well. The Shumai had freezer burn and even though fried, the starch due to the freezer burn was overpowering. The seaweed salad was good as well as the miso soup. Overall it was a disappointment. Kura not too far away from here is the better choice and worth the few extra minutes drive. read more

Beautiful space, nice ambiance. Sushi on the conveyor belt was not good. The special order pieces like fatty tuna and sweet shrimp tasted great but can't help but think it's too expensive. Server needs to be better educated on the types of sushi. Ordered one thing and received a different item with him insisting it's what I ordered. Menu is pretty limited. Don't really think the conveyor belt/pricing concept works in that space. I would prefer it to be just a high end sushi place. read more

Otter Sushi is hands down one of my favorite spots in Fort Lee. The fish is always super fresh and everything is made with so much care. They've got some really creative rolls but the classic sushi and sashimi are just as good, if not better. The staff is friendly, the vibe is relaxed, and it's the kind of place you can come to for a quick bite or a special night out. I always leave here happy and already looking forward to my next visit. read more

I loved it! I actually thought it was quite bright in there and could've even gone darker for more of a mood. The food was great. I thought they were nicely sized and fresh. We had a lot of fun trying new things and got full easily. Got dessert too. Service was great. Would definitely come back! There's a garage attached to the same building that you can park in for up to 3 hours I think. The restaurant will validate your ticket so it's free. Very easy to get to read more

Just had lunch at this place . First of all, the atmosphere and the decor is outstanding. So that was a very good first impression to start. Next to food, I tried many different varieties of sushi and rolls from the conveyor. The food was very fresh and delicious. The sushi just melted in my mouth. And to top it off, the service was excellent! The hostess was lovely and the waiter was very friendly and attentive. I will definitely be back and try other items on their menu. read more

Amazing Interior and Food was so great! Service is also nice so hope you enjoy and try this restaurant read more

Otter Fine Sushi & Beyond - Conveyor Belt Sushi Near Me - Fort Lee, New Jersey

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It's ok it isn't fine sushi but it's nice and food is very fresh. Not many options and they close really early.

food was really good and service was alright. There was new flavors that I've never had before but it was really good. read more

The space is nice, much nicer than, for example the "tired" Kura-another conveyor sushi establishment a few blocks away. The food is quite average and somewhat too pricey for the offerings. They do not offer soups, at least for the moment. Meat offerings are super skimpy. There are some better offerings outside the conveyor menu: One very small piece of otoro was $9.50! Hand rolls are 3/4 full. Unlimited wasabi, pickled ginger, green tea and napkins-better than other sushi places that severely ration these items. Otter had a soft opening on January 29, 2025, and needs some time to gear up. Poorly trained staff was super attentive and accommodating. Servers had plenty of time on their hands since there were only 2-3 occupied tables on a slow Wednesday night. Conclusion: very average overpriced sushi complicated by different prices for different color plates. I rate it at 2.5 stars+0.5 star as an advance for a future improvement. Plates on the attached photo look much larger than in real life due to proximity to the camera. read more

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The food was amazing and high quality. The service from the waiter was excellent also.