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    Trapper's Sushi

    3.9 (322 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    TRAPPER'S SUSHI ATMOSPHERE

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Happy hour specials
    Good for groups

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    What are these red things?! These rolls have never had anything like that in them.

    We have been ordering from them for several years, and today it happened. Two rolls out of three ordered were a total mess: they tasted awful, they were different rolls, but they had the same ingriednts inside, with something weird in them, they would fall, everything would come out of it. not sure, may be, they hired a new chief, but got really disappointed and sad. Really hoping that this was just a glitch in a system. Would hate to look for another place... :(

    Sashimi dinner
    C Hayley H.

    Trapper's is our go-to sushi spot in North Bend. It is located in a strip mall with a Safeway and has PLENTY of parking. There are tv screens on every wall in the restaurant, so you're likely to be able to watch a sports game while you're there if one is playing. We love that for a fixed price, you can have AYCE sushi (and appetizers) at the sushi counter and have a chef prepare fresh rolls for you. Each roll is a FULL roll and serving. Just ordering about three sushi rolls will pay for the AYCE value. The service is always very friendly, and we enjoy the rolls the chefs create. They do have a happy hour with discounted drinks and rolls as well, but the AYCE service is not included.

    Edamame ($4), Miso Soup ($4), Rolls: Dragon ($14.95) Tis the Salmon ($16), California & Captain Crunch ($11.5, 15) Jaysin Hand Roll ($9.5)
    Wendi K.

    Casual sushi spot located in a North Bend plaza - I believe it is a chain around Washington. Tried: Appetizers: Edamame ($4), Miso Soup ($4) Rolls: Dragon ($14.95), Tis the Salmon ($16), California & Captain Crunch ($11.5, $15), Jaysin Hand Roll ($9.5) The sushi overall had great flavor, but the portions are small and they are not very neatly made.

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    Katherine Y.

    I walked in here randomly being in the area to check out the outlets. Service was great the hostess being very welcoming and explaining the different options and what the all you can eat option included. I ended up choosing that and decently priced with appetizers and unlimited rolls. I got some miso soup, dumplings, and the squid salad. I was impressed with the portion and quality of the squid salad. I got 2 rolls and was completely full. One was rainbow and the other was a combo roll with scallops on top. I will say in terms of taste i was not as satisfied. Something about the rice and sauce didn't blend well so I felt it was average flavor. To be fair I know it's all you can eat so I know I wasn't going to get supreme quality sushi. Overall a good place with good service and a good deal as long not coming in with too high expectations.

    Spicy tuna roll
    Alex P.

    If you like grocery store sushi and want to sit down in American type brewery, this place is for you. Service wasn't welcoming, menu is weird with sushi and American food items and I think I saw beer on tap?? I ordered only one spicy tuna roll and it was not good. So much rice, and not spicy at all. Only ate a few pieces because it just wasn't worth it.

    Stephanie C.

    Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. We were seated rather quickly. Within 10 minutes of being seated, the place became packed. Guests were waiting outside for seats to open. As far as I could see, there was only 1 young man servicing all the tables. There definitely didn't seem to be enough service for a wall to wall packed eatery. The rolls were delicious. It was nice to see different t types of sauce on roll, such as chili sauce, teriyaki sauce, and Covington sauce. I was confused that there was no Eel sauce. My favorite was the Volcano roll. I should have ordered 2 of those. I give 3 stars for the service. It was not the waiters fault. He was alone. We never received refills on drinks. When you pay $3.95 for a Coke, you should at least get 1 refill.

    Rebecca P.

    I loved the sushi roll I got although I cannot recall which it was. But it was fresh and tasty and just all around yum. So why the star off? Well, I walked out paying $21 with tip for that one roll, and was still hungry. You can pay $35 for all you can eat, but that was too steep for a post-hike lunch. I may have just not yet accepted the post-COVID pricing and supply chain issues. Still, ouch! Bottom line: Sushi is pricey and this place is no exception, but at least they deliver on YUM.

    Mushrooms and tuna
    Nune H.

    An easy to find spot with plenty of free parking in the north bend area! This place is a franchise, so you can definitely expect the same favorites here. A full menu of classic and experimental roll creations. Teriyaki also available. There is a changing table in the bathroom so they seem family and child friendly. Average pricing for this area, anticipate around $20 per person depending on what you are getting. But they do have lunch specials. Plating and flavor is good. Great combinations of flavor and the fish tastes fresh.

    New York Roll

    The food is delicious, but all the time with three sets, the restaurant puts only 1 wasabi and ginger, for each set I choose an additional wasabi and ginger, but for the two of us they bring only this small plastic mini container. This is too little for 3 rolls for two. I wouldn't give such a low rating if it was only once, but since it's constant, I give 2 stars.

    They never picked up my old dishes. Long after I was finished.
    Amy Jean W.

    Food was Fantastic! Service, not the BEST. Kinda lazy Sunday staff. Rude sushi maker guy. No Personality. Ambiance is good and clean. Staff has way Too much focus on the TV if you ask me.

    Trapper's dinner special - Good
    Ivan O.

    16 Dec 2020 Gaijin chain sushi that's a decent value. Lots of shrimp and cream cheese in the rolls. Fish selection is limited (not just a covid thing). By the numbers: Food 3/5 Service 4/5 Ambiance NA (Covid) Value 3/5 Trapper's dinner - Good. The toro, hamachi, and farmed salmon sashimi/nigiri were thin (~1/4"). The monthly special roll was decent and had threateningly spicy sounding sauces that were pretty mild in the end. The best part for me was the sliced clam in a rice vinegar sauce. Also, it comes with seaweed salad, which wasn't listed on the menu nor mentioned by my server, who could've said something and saved me ordering it as a side. The cucumber salad was not good.

    Brooklyn - delicious avocado and crunchies! tempura zucchini inside was curiously refreshing. 10/10

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    Terrible food handling practices. I got food poisoning on Sunday night. I won't be back to this establishment.

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    Flavors about on par with what you would expect for the prices. Good, but not amazing. Would, and have, gone back multiple times though.

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    The simple roles we're good like California crunch roll, but other more expensive roles we're just okay.

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    Great fresh sushi selection. Tuna and Salmon are great. Great Service. Looking forward to our next visit.

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    Ask the Community - Trapper's Sushi

    When is the AYCE offered?

    11 am - 8:30 pm daily

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    12 Moons Asian Bistro

    12 Moons Asian Bistro

    3.3(230 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    If you're looking for Asian food at Snoqualmie resorts and casino then this is your main option…read more They have a selection different types of Asian cuisine such as Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Thai etc. It's really hard to decide because I kind of wanted to try everything but I committed to picking sushi. The sushi definitely didn't disappoint. Chirashi is the one I chose the first day which didn't disappoint. The sashimi is really big and fresh. It's literally just a bunch of sashimi on top of rice which is what I liked about it. The second day I got the different types of nigiri and that was really great as well. They were all pretty big and tasted really fresh. The prices are pretty high but the quality is worth it. The service was pretty simple as well we're outside in the first place. We wanted to see the scenic view of the mountains and trees. They checked on us once in a while and were pretty decent. The second time we sat in the bar and it was pretty fast. Overall the sushi is good over here. I heard the pho and fried rice are decent but can't guarantee everything to be great.

    Great time having lunch at 12 Moons. Restaurant has an upscale setting & ambience with beautiful…read moreviews of the mountains. The Taro chips were a hit at the table and all of the food was fresh and tasty. The won ton soup was piping hot and had 4 good sized dumplings. My Chirashi Don had at least 9 types of sashimi and the spouses 1/2 House Salad with chicken was nicely prepared and only $9. She couldn't decide on dressing so the waitress brought her 3 kinds to try, the house dressing was her favorite. Will definitely be back, good food and gambling is a fun weekend outing.

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    Falls Buffet

    Falls Buffet

    3.2(377 reviews)
    3.1 mi
    $$

    Before watching The Pop 2000 concert on a Saturday, I went here in a group of 4 to have some food…read morein this Snoqualme Casino based buffet. Lines were relatively long when we got here around 6:20pm but went by very quickly as more people left. We got seated in one of many four-tops closest to the counter where the prime ribs were being made. Speaking of that, it was prime ribs day for $36.99 per person before tax for this visit. Regardless of that, the whole buffet is up for grabs once you pay. The general setup I saw from left to right - starting with your back to the front entrance - was the prime rib counter, Italian food, Asian food and a noodle bar. There's also a huge dessert bar just before all that food with a server who grabs any pastries you want from there. An ice cream dispenser can also be found around that bar. I ended up getting too much of some foods that I only went for two rounds of dishes; the proteins and desserts! Here's what I can remember from the food I got and didn't get: - The biggest portion of my dish was the prime ribs that were being served that day. The line for the ribs was really long, and servers and chefs took their time making sure the meat was at everyone's preferred meat level. Several large ribs cooked medium were already thrown onto the front so I grabbed one of those instead of waiting. So juicy, tender, and a ton of rich flavor that doesn't need any extra seasoning or even the mashed potatoes and other condiments at the prime rib counter! - The Peking duck was a highlight despite there not being many pieces with a ton of meat. The meat still had the skin left on it. - I grabbed myself a vanilla-chocolate swirl ice cream in a waffle cone. Both are very standard though I did enjoy how silky the consistency of the ice cream was. - The ube lime white chocolate brownie didn't have much of an ube taste and donned more of a cinnamon flavor... or maybe the cinnamon flavor covered the ube taste a little. This was still a really nice sweet though, and the lone server at the counter gave me more than enough pieces to share with my group. - The Shirley Temple whip cup tastes exactly like the drink but in whip cream form. Not my preferred sweet since it was too sweet. - The tiramisu was another favorite of mine. Creamy consistency mixed with the regular coffee-chocolate taste of tiramisu while not being as heavy as the rest of the desserts. Staff in general were very proactive in making sure we had a great time here. Our servers made sure we had enough water, and even gave us some options like soda or even a POG (passion fruit, orange and guava) drink that I should have gotten there given many other patrons got that drink as well! Those at the food counters kept lines going smoothly and I was satisfied after every one. I also left here feeling more than full. Food quality is at most above average, though I say my appetite was slightly heightened because of the overall bright and pseudo-fancy decor of being in a Las Vegas-like area - in this case, a casino with many bright lights that match the interior of this buffet.

    We visited for a birthday dinner with a group of 9 and left pretty disappointed…read more The buffet was $36.99 per person, plus an automatic 15% service charge for large groups. For the price, the food was average. Nothing was particularly bad, but nothing stood out either. What really impacted our experience was the service toward the end of our visit. Our reservation started at 5:45 PM, and we had until 7:45 PM. However, around 7:15 PM, a waitress began repeatedly staring at our table, making it feel like we were being rushed out before our allotted time was up. We were celebrating a birthday and hadn't even finished dessert, but the atmosphere became uncomfortable enough that we decided to leave early. Guests should be able to enjoy their full dining time without feeling pressured to leave. Overall, the experience didn't justify the cost, and unfortunately we wouldn't return.

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    Kuro Sushi - Roll1

    Kuro Sushi

    4.4(225 reviews)
    17.2 mi
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    This is my second time going to this restaurant, but it was so good, I thought I would leave a…read morereview. I came last year and this year was just as good, if not better! I recommend their sparkling saki that is a must to try if you like light champagne. All the rolls are delicious and well prepared. We had 2 special rolls which were both delicious. Miso soup is tasty also. I will definitely be back next time I'm in town; unfortunately I live near Vancouver BC so I can't visit very often.

    I was excited to try Kuro Sushi as I've heard good reviews about it from friends and Yelpers. Even…read moremore so, I was excited to try their weekday Happy Hour menu. When I first stepped in the door, I was so glad I brought a light jacket with me even though it was 80 degrees outside. I'm not sure why, but the restaurant had the A/C turned up so high that even the people eating next to us had their puffer coats on. Even with my coat on though, I was still cold. The interior is small and modern. However, the tables and menus were extremely and unpleasantly sticky. The soy sauce bottle was also empty at our table. I ordered the HAPPY HOUR CHIRASHI BOWL ($22 which is half the size and price of the usual $44 Chirashi Bowl off their main menu). It came with two pieces of salmon, two pieces of albacore, two pieces of hamachi, and two pieces of some other tuna (or maybe it was mackerel) plus tamago (egg), and Ikura (salmon roe) on top of their signature purple rice. The presentation was nice, but the fish quality lacked. The albacore in particular was so chewy I had trouble biting through it and so I knew it wasn't fresh; I ate one piece but left the other in the bowl because I didn't want to chance it. Regardless, my stomach regretted it later in the evening and the next day... Service was fine, but we had to waive down the waiter both to order and get our check. When he asked if I wanted a box for my piece of albacore, I told him it was too chewy and he said sorry and walked away. Overall, I was unfortunately disappointed by my experience at Kuro. For a recommended place on Yelp, I expected a better environment and fresh fish. Overall: 2/5 for food, 3/5 for service, 2/5 for atmosphere

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    Zushi Sushi - Lunch Bento "Box" A with spicy tuna roll and spicy chicken teriyaki.

    Zushi Sushi

    4.3(338 reviews)
    12.5 mi
    $$

    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.

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