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This is our new favorite sushi spot!! There is a line, but it moves well, and you have your food right away. No waiting for someone to make your food. Good overall price as well, we were surprised!! Due to the volume of people, the sushi line to pick from stays fresh looking. It's great when you can just take what you want and not be stuck with a whole roll or a 3-4 piece dish from a rolling sushi place. Soo many options that taste great, although a couple options were a bit too large of a piece/slice. The music is hip and fun. The only negative I can mention is that it doesn't seem the two bathrooms are cleaned regularly or every night. We most certainly will be returning!! Highly recommend!!
On our entire trip in Seattle, this may have been one of my favorite places! I absolutely loved the concept of being able to choose whatever you wanted, one piece or 10 pieces of it. You pay for whatever you get by weight. I can completely customize my own box. All the flavors were great. The fish tasted fresh. It was very good sushi!! I truly wish Denver had something like this!
Not bad sushi and okay pricing. Not super cheap but cheaper than other sushi I've had in the area. It's nice you can try a variety of sushi vs getting one entire roll of one thing. It didn't taste super fresh. They do change out the rolls if it's been a while but who knows when that is. Since it sits there, the sushi is lukewarm. I like that they have a little bar where you can help yourself to the condiments like soy sauce, wasabi and ginger. They even offer eel sauce and spicy mayo I think. The pieces I didn't like were the pressed sushi and the tofu skin ones. The rest were fine. Not sure if I'd go back though. I think I'd like something fresher and not so lukewarm.
Saw this all over social media & had to check out once I was able to make it up to seattle. Got there around 4pm & there were a good amount of people in there. You can either choose the container or the box to put your sushi in. I went for the box. I was surprised how many different ones you could choose some. Between my bf & I, Id say we got a pretty good variety. Some were better then others. The rice was also a bit mushy on a few of them. There are a few tables & you can also eat on the stairs im front the store. The staff were very good about refilling the plates. A good bang for your buck if you think about how much you would pay for a roll of each one you got. It was just ok, but I'm glad I tried it. Definitely try it out at least once.
Sushi by the lb is such a good concept for quick grab-n-go! Not only were the sushi fresh but delicious and worth the price. You can pick box sizes and self-service your picks. Some bar seating areas but very small shop.
Great sushi for an incredible price! Waited in line but it went very fast, love the concept!!
FOB Sushi Bar has been living rent-free in my head ever since I first visited about two years ago. I finally made it back to Seattle this month and knew I had to stop by again! FOB is a build-your-own sushi spot so instead of ordering from a menu, you grab a takeout box (either a tray or large box), pick up a pair of tongs, walk down the sushi line, choose whatever catches your eye, then weigh and pay. It's currently around $15 per pound, and filling up one of the larger boxes usually costs me a little over $30, depending on what I pick. One thing I noticed this visit is that the price has definitely gone up since my first trip. I was also tempted by the giant inari nigiri so selected a few to bring home, but found out that it turned out to be mostly rice with just a little fish on top so I'm thinking next time, I'll probably stick more with the sushi rolls or smaller nigiri since they felt like the better value. The selection is HUGE though: sushi rolls, nigiri, gunkan, etc. The only negative for me is how fast-paced the experience feels. Every time I've visited (I guess just twice so far), the line has been packed and practically out the door, so there's not much time to stand there by the actual sushi bar and browse your options, especially since the shop is small and tight with the cluster of customers (you're literally standing inches away from each other). You're basically moving along with everyone else and making quick decisions as you go. I understand it keeps the line moving, but I personally prefer having a little more time to look. However, I did notice that the staff is constantly replenishing the options and keeping everything clean, so nothing seems to sit out for long. The fish tastes fresh, clean, and never fishy, and the texture is just right. Seating inside is pretty limited, so it's mostly a takeout spot. I have taken my box back to my hotel to enjoy in solitude (when I travelled to Seattle) or take it home to share with my kid (50+ mile drive since I recently moved to WA, but still tastes yummy after the ride). I also noticed plenty of people enjoying their sushi on the steps outside. Regarding price, my box usually ends up costing about the same as ordering about two specialty sushi rolls elsewhere, but being able to mix and match a variety of different pieces makes it a fun experience, especially since their rolls are creative, delicious, and worth trying. If you're a sushi lover (or even just looking to try a variety of sushi in one meal), I definitely recommend checking out FOB Sushi Bar!
My fiancé and I were walking by, when we saw a lot of people ordering and eating outside of FOB sushi bar. It caused us to go check out what the commotion was about. This place is made for takeout. They charge you by the pound! You can pick out what sushi inari you want or sushi rolls. You weigh it on the scale, and then grab your condiments. As avid sushi goers, we were skeptical so we only tried two inari pieces: a mix of salmon/tuna and a separate spicy salmon. Needless to say, don't go here if you know your sushi. It is only worth it if you are really hungry and want something quick. This is cheap sushi and cheap fish. Not quality. For two pieces, I paid $8. Devastating.
Very straightforward process. There is a buffet line for sushi when you walk in. You start with choosing the size of container you want, and then go down the line with tongs to select your sushi. The staff was attentive and refilled the sushis as they were being selected, nothing was low. The sushi all looked fresh and there was a good variety. At the register, the food is weighed by pound. Sauces are at the side with utensils and forks. Really good deal for sushi! Would gladly visit often.
So many options to choose from. And everything is fresh and delicious! Reasonably priced by weight. I would definitely choose a bigger container so I can get more next time. Nice that you can get as much ginger as you want.
Fun, modern-looking, cafeteria style sushi bar with a good range of rolls and selected nigiri where you pick the size of your box or tray, grab tongs and select away as you move down the line. The team are constantly refilling the trays of sushi and it's best to come when it's busy so that the sushi turnover is fast, and the fish is fresh. You finish at the cashier where you pay by weight ($15.99 per lb on our visit in June 2026), the head to the condiment area to grab pickled ginger, wasabi, unagi sauce, spicy mayo, packets of soy sauce, utensils, napkins, and water cups. There are a modest number of counter seats inside and several tables outside, so you can eat in, but the place was really built for fast, customizable takeout sushi. Our group liked the quality and variety of the rolls, which mostly were riffs off of a traditional California rolls, with various fish and other toppings, and we enjoyed the nigiri, which included yellowtail, fresh salmon, mackerel, tuna, and ebi, Overall, it was a very good experience that wasn't cheap but worth coming back to again!
Great concept for sushi by the pound! Everything was fresh, delicious, and ready incredibly fast. It was such a convenient option, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality. We'll definitely be back!
What a great concept! Sushi by the pound. This is an excellent idea and it's great if you just want to try a little bit of everything and not commit to ordering a roll. I love this concept. I'm not much of a roll person bc it's always pricey and then you have to eat all 6-8 pieces, so this was right up my alley. We loved it so much, we came here 2x when we were in Seattle. And even our first time we had to get seconds. All the sushi from the beginning are rolls, and near the end they are nigiris. So save some space for the good stuff at the end. The first time during lunch hour, they kept restocking the sushi, and they even had bluefin tuna nigiri at the very end! Score!! I'm more of a nigiri person so I got half rolls and half nigiri. Of course this isn't like fancy restaurant sushi, but more of like casual dining sushi and bc there were so many people, it was fresh bc it was a high turnover. Sushi quality was decent. Reminded me of just like an AYCE sushi quality. You won't get sick, but don't expect Jiro Dream of Sushi quality here. lol. The other time we went was during dinner of 1 hour before they close, the selection wasn't as good as they didn't have bluefin tuna nigiri, but still worth it and didn't cost us an arm and leg to get sushi. I hope someone catches this concept in San Diego! It's so clever. Love it and would love to come back again. read more
15 hours ago
Tried FOB Sushi Bar and thought it was decent, but it didn't quite live up to what I was hoping for. The fish tasted fresh and there's a pretty big selection, but the sushi had a lot more rice than I prefer. The rice-to-fish ratio made some of the pieces feel heavier and took away from the flavor of the fish. The space itself is clean, bright, and modern with a casual grab and go feel. Everyone there was friendly! The sushi is nicely displayed and it's an easy place to stop in for a quick meal, although the ambiance is definitely more casual than somewhere I'd go for a sit-down sushi experience which is what is expected for this sort of spot. Overall it's a convenient spot with lots of variety, but I personally prefer their FOB Poke restaurant around the corner. I've had more consistently satisfying meals there and would probably choose the poke next time, it's one of my favorite poke spots. read more
20 days ago
Vibe: quick grab and go sushi, pay by weight Service: standard Items ordered: - pay by weight: standard sushi - quality is not the best but honestly great for what it is read more
This is our new favorite sushi spot!! There is a line, but it moves well, and you have your food right away. No waiting for someone to make your food. Good overall price as well, we were surprised!! Due to the volume of people, the sushi line to pick from stays fresh looking. It's great when you can just take what you want and not be stuck with a whole roll or a 3-4 piece dish from a rolling sushi place. Soo many options that taste great, although a couple options were a bit too large of a piece/slice. The music is hip and fun. The only negative I can mention is that it doesn't seem the two bathrooms are cleaned regularly or every night. We most certainly will be returning!! Highly recommend!! read more
On our entire trip in Seattle, this may have been one of my favorite places! I absolutely loved the concept of being able to choose whatever you wanted, one piece or 10 pieces of it. You pay for whatever you get by weight. I can completely customize my own box. All the flavors were great. The fish tasted fresh. It was very good sushi!! I truly wish Denver had something like this! read more
Not bad sushi and okay pricing. Not super cheap but cheaper than other sushi I've had in the area. It's nice you can try a variety of sushi vs getting one entire roll of one thing. It didn't taste super fresh. They do change out the rolls if it's been a while but who knows when that is. Since it sits there, the sushi is lukewarm. I like that they have a little bar where you can help yourself to the condiments like soy sauce, wasabi and ginger. They even offer eel sauce and spicy mayo I think. The pieces I didn't like were the pressed sushi and the tofu skin ones. The rest were fine. Not sure if I'd go back though. I think I'd like something fresher and not so lukewarm. read more
Saw this all over social media & had to check out once I was able to make it up to seattle. Got there around 4pm & there were a good amount of people in there. You can either choose the container or the box to put your sushi in. I went for the box. I was surprised how many different ones you could choose some. Between my bf & I, Id say we got a pretty good variety. Some were better then others. The rice was also a bit mushy on a few of them. There are a few tables & you can also eat on the stairs im front the store. The staff were very good about refilling the plates. A good bang for your buck if you think about how much you would pay for a roll of each one you got. It was just ok, but I'm glad I tried it. Definitely try it out at least once. read more
25 days ago
Great sushi for an incredible price! Waited in line but it went very fast, love the concept!! read more
FOB Sushi Bar has been living rent-free in my head ever since I first visited about two years ago. I finally made it back to Seattle this month and knew I had to stop by again! FOB is a build-your-own sushi spot so instead of ordering from a menu, you grab a takeout box (either a tray or large box), pick up a pair of tongs, walk down the sushi line, choose whatever catches your eye, then weigh and pay. It's currently around $15 per pound, and filling up one of the larger boxes usually costs me a little over $30, depending on what I pick. One thing I noticed this visit is that the price has definitely gone up since my first trip. I was also tempted by the giant inari nigiri so selected a few to bring home, but found out that it turned out to be mostly rice with just a little fish on top so I'm thinking next time, I'll probably stick more with the sushi rolls or smaller nigiri since they felt like the better value. The selection is HUGE though: sushi rolls, nigiri, gunkan, etc. The only negative for me is how fast-paced the experience feels. Every time I've visited (I guess just twice so far), the line has been packed and practically out the door, so there's not much time to stand there by the actual sushi bar and browse your options, especially since the shop is small and tight with the cluster of customers (you're literally standing inches away from each other). You're basically moving along with everyone else and making quick decisions as you go. I understand it keeps the line moving, but I personally prefer having a little more time to look. However, I did notice that the staff is constantly replenishing the options and keeping everything clean, so nothing seems to sit out for long. The fish tastes fresh, clean, and never fishy, and the texture is just right. Seating inside is pretty limited, so it's mostly a takeout spot. I have taken my box back to my hotel to enjoy in solitude (when I travelled to Seattle) or take it home to share with my kid (50+ mile drive since I recently moved to WA, but still tastes yummy after the ride). I also noticed plenty of people enjoying their sushi on the steps outside. Regarding price, my box usually ends up costing about the same as ordering about two specialty sushi rolls elsewhere, but being able to mix and match a variety of different pieces makes it a fun experience, especially since their rolls are creative, delicious, and worth trying. If you're a sushi lover (or even just looking to try a variety of sushi in one meal), I definitely recommend checking out FOB Sushi Bar! read more
My fiancé and I were walking by, when we saw a lot of people ordering and eating outside of FOB sushi bar. It caused us to go check out what the commotion was about. This place is made for takeout. They charge you by the pound! You can pick out what sushi inari you want or sushi rolls. You weigh it on the scale, and then grab your condiments. As avid sushi goers, we were skeptical so we only tried two inari pieces: a mix of salmon/tuna and a separate spicy salmon. Needless to say, don't go here if you know your sushi. It is only worth it if you are really hungry and want something quick. This is cheap sushi and cheap fish. Not quality. For two pieces, I paid $8. Devastating. read more
Very straightforward process. There is a buffet line for sushi when you walk in. You start with choosing the size of container you want, and then go down the line with tongs to select your sushi. The staff was attentive and refilled the sushis as they were being selected, nothing was low. The sushi all looked fresh and there was a good variety. At the register, the food is weighed by pound. Sauces are at the side with utensils and forks. Really good deal for sushi! Would gladly visit often. read more
So many options to choose from. And everything is fresh and delicious! Reasonably priced by weight. I would definitely choose a bigger container so I can get more next time. Nice that you can get as much ginger as you want. read more
Fun, modern-looking, cafeteria style sushi bar with a good range of rolls and selected nigiri where you pick the size of your box or tray, grab tongs and select away as you move down the line. The team are constantly refilling the trays of sushi and it's best to come when it's busy so that the sushi turnover is fast, and the fish is fresh. You finish at the cashier where you pay by weight ($15.99 per lb on our visit in June 2026), the head to the condiment area to grab pickled ginger, wasabi, unagi sauce, spicy mayo, packets of soy sauce, utensils, napkins, and water cups. There are a modest number of counter seats inside and several tables outside, so you can eat in, but the place was really built for fast, customizable takeout sushi. Our group liked the quality and variety of the rolls, which mostly were riffs off of a traditional California rolls, with various fish and other toppings, and we enjoyed the nigiri, which included yellowtail, fresh salmon, mackerel, tuna, and ebi, Overall, it was a very good experience that wasn't cheap but worth coming back to again! read more
2 months ago
Great concept for sushi by the pound! Everything was fresh, delicious, and ready incredibly fast. It was such a convenient option, and the prices were very reasonable for the quality. We'll definitely be back! read more
Obsessed with the concept of a build your own sushi box and the quality of the rolls were exceptional given the low price. Not much seating in there but FOB is right by the pier and we sat on a the benches near the water. Perfect day & perfect lunch!! Wish we had this in LA. The workers there are also extremely diligent when it comes to restocking the rolls that were out. Also plenty of sauce and sides available to choose from. read more
2 months ago
$15.99 Sushi by the pound. We didn't care for the rolls and basically just did nigiri. It's a good option if you want a quick lunch option and want variety. Pieces are quite large but the quality of fish was alright. read more
This is my FAVORITE place. I always take people here and crave it but I love the concept of getting as much or as little sushi as you want and getting one piece of many different things. My favorite selection is actually the nigiri near the end of the line (especially the buttery seared salmon). One time, we were lucky enough to come when they had blue fin tuna nigiri that was very good. They always have a small line that moves very quickly and they replenish everything fresh and have such good foot-traffic that I'm never concerned. On the side, they have serve yourself spicy mayo, wasabi, ginger, soy sauce, etc. which makes it very convenient for both dine in and take out. Fast casual and really high quality for what it is. Such a gem. read more
I'm extremely late to the FOB Sushi train, but it really is so solid. Fish is pretty fresh and the price for sushi is just unbeatable. My partner and I can stuff our faces with a large box here for just over 30 dollars. They are prone to have a line at dinner time and even off hours on the weekend though. Plus, there is no parking in the area so your best bet is to park by the H Mart or by Bellevue Square before walking over. Seating isn't the most plentiful and it's first come first serve where you bus your own items. Haven't been lucky enough to swing by while their miso soup machine was working, but they do offer complementary sauces (spicy mayo, unagi sauce, soy sauce, ginger, wasabi, and plastic gloves for those who prefer eating with their hands. Tip: all the rolls are placed at the front of the selection so make sure you save enough room for the salmon belly nigiri at the very end. Honestly, even though I know the rolls are a bit of a trap, their rolls are pretty tasty still and you really can't go wrong. Really strong 4 stars. read more
13 days ago
I feel like I had to visit this place at least once before leaving Seattle. Got there around 11:30 ish on a Sunday and line was nonexistent. Varied selection of rolls & nigiri and most of it were specialty, surprisingly. Did triple check for parasites though read more
2 months ago
Finally, I can get as much sushi as I want, with plenty of options, at a normal price! I've already tried most of them and visit this place regularly. Usually there are a lot of people and a line, but the line moves pretty fast. One thing is that the space seems a little too small for the number of people coming here. Recently, people have even been eating right on the outside stairs, and the stairs get pretty unclean afterward. I love the concept and the taste! Great place if you want to try a wide variety of sushi without spending a fortune. read more
8 months ago
I honestly was skeptical but having been I find this idea genius! I wish there is one in my area! I liked that a lot of them had their own flavor profile. The fact that you can get a little of everything is great! Well priced and nice arrangement and spread. I want something like this closer to me! It was done so well I'm very happy with everything I got. read more
FOB is da BOMB....woooW......Hype is real, worth the wait. Sushi selection was very eye pleasing and pallet satisfying....Quality was on point. Decent selection of rolls and Inari sushi. Nigiri tasted fresh. Was so good, had to revisit and stock up for our incredibly extensive journey home to the Golden State. -Tamago sushi was even better on the train. -Conclusion: Seattle is lucky to have a sushi spot with this kind of operational procedure. Will definitely be back nee t tome in town. read more
I've heard such good things about FOB sushi and then some not-so-great things about it (cough cough, a particular Tiktok that was also on the news). Because of the not-so-great stuff, I refrained from stopping in for a long, long time. Until recently. FOB is so popular in Seattle that I don't think my honest opinion will hurt it in the slightest: It's aggressively "okay." THE GOOD: For the price, awesome. We got 2 trays of sushi for only $28. Great variety from scallop to inari to different types of nigiri. It's not very often you find cheap sushi with this amount of variety. The best that I've tried is the albacore nigiri. THE BAD: All of the fish is... lacking flavor? None of it is that fresh. The rice is a tad mushy and lacking the slight tanginess that sushi rice traditionally has. Soy sauce and wasabi comes in packets. The chairs inside are all stained and the tables (which are few) are often dirty. It's meant to be a "take away" type of experience for sure. If you're looking to get some bang for your buck and unpretentious sushi, this is your spot. It's great for that. But I don't find it to be much different from grocery store sushi. read more
This is my favorite affordable sushi place in Seattle! When you go in, you are given tongs, a box, and a large array of options to choose from. For a price point, the normal sized box should amount to $15 if fully filled to the brim. My tip to get your moneys worth is to go for sushi and sashimi where the emphasis is on the fish, not the rice! If you are trying to keep costs low, avoid the tofu skin rice pockets. The rice wrapped in tofu skin weighs a lot and will add up quickly! There is also free toppings for the sushi such as soy sauce, wasabi, and ginger available inside the store. Sometimes the line goes out the door but it always moves very quickly! read more
3 months ago
So good! There was a line when I went but it goes by very fast! Fish is fresh and their staff is super on top of refilling all the nigiri and rolls! 1000/10 and bringing my friends here the next time I'm in Seattle. Shout out to the salmon belly and seared chili salmon! I'm drooling again just thinking about it! $15.99/lb for this quality is a steal! Like the salmon was thick HAHA read more
23 days ago
Had this on my list for awhile now and wanted to see what the hype was about. A self served sushi bar that is priced by the pound. The sushi rolls were delicious and the chili oil they added on top of the seared salmon was fantastic. Quick grab and go so seating is limited and was priced fair. read more
This place is SO GOOD and the concept is just genius. I come here at least once a week for lunch. I eventually had to cap myself to once a week and no more than one lb per visit, hehe. I gladly will come into the office with the return to office policy. It's also one of the cheapest lunch options around and very no-fuss convenient. There is not a lot of seatings available here like the one in Bellevue. During busy times the line still moves quickly and plus any wait is worth it. read more
Love this concept Was here for a few days fo a training and this was in the building You self serve roll and nigiri (further down the assembly line) and you are charged by weight Unfortunately no sashimi options and the fish to rice ratio isn't the best but decent quality and for the price, it's great! My favorites were the salmon, fatty tuna and scallop Yellowtail and surf clam (love both usually) were a bit underwhelming Update: it was so good I went twice! Go at noon because I went at 12:20 and the line was insanely long (luckily it moved pretty quickly) read more
Line moves by quickly. I thought this place had an interesting concept. Sushi by the pound seems like a decent deal! I will say they load each roll/sushi piece up with plenty of topping so the weight adds up quickly. Most of the rolls were delicious but I thought the nigiri was not that good. The fish didn't feel fresh. I highly recommend the lobster roll with the tempura shrimp in it Other drawbacks, because everyone is moving in a line, you have to be quite decisive with your sushi pieces. I didn't like that I had a few seconds to scan through what each sushi piece was. It felt a little pressuring in the way the lined up the queue. Also, limited seating indoors and outdoors. I enjoyed the concept and the Maki rolls. I'd come back next time I'm in town. read more
A small shop where you choose what sushi to place in your chosen size box. You are charged by weight! ($14.99 per lb at the time of this review). Friendly staff who more so just restock sushi options and work the pay counter. There's only booth seating rather than tables, so it may not be the best for group hangouts but rather 1-on-1 meetups! 5/5 - Small size takeout box - About 10 pieces of sushi were 1-1.5 lbs. Highly recommend their seared inari options and the salmon nigiri (both seared and regular)! read more
I absolutely love this place! The concept is rather interesting and different from other sushi places. You go in and get a box or container and grab whatever sushi you want with some tongs, then pay by the pound. The sushi is fresh despite being on display here because the restaurant is so busy things are constantly being replaced by fresh rolls. There's enough variety for pretty much anyone that enjoys sushi. I went wild and got a 3lb box on my first time because I was too mesmerized by the experience! read more
The concept of pick your sushi is very good for me. I like that idea that sushi by pound concept. You can pick the sushi you like. Overall I got 14 pieces in the box for my lunch. The choice of sushi included roll, square rice pack, stuff rice with tofu skin, nigiri and more. Some of the salmon is torches with flame. Some sweet and the fish include but not limited to salmon, tuna, amberjack, squid, shrimp and more. The box is well designed and so does the Togo bag. Overall I enjoy my sushi here. read more
2 months ago
Get the salmon belly!!!!! I snagged 6 different pieces for ~$13, which isn't terrible. As someone who has a shelfish allergy, I really was limited but the salmon was delicious. Can't say I recommend the tuna or eel, but it was a fun experience. Expect a queue of 15 mins or so, but grab and go! There's 2 tables outside the restaurant but definitely take a walk to the waterfront and enjoy. read more
Came here interested in the BYO Sushi Box and it did not disappoint! Loved the variety of sushis to choose from and tasted fresh. There is an array of sushis to choose from and a worker kindly boxes them for you. The store was clean and brightly lit. Super cute! read more
Great sushi for an even better price!! My whole tray was $15. The quality is great for the amount you pay, and there is a lot of rolls and nigiri to choose from. There's some seating areas inside and a table outside for when there's better weather. :) read more
Came back to FOB Sushi and I can confidently say it was even better than when I first went back in August. For a super casual, pay-by-weight sushi spot, the quality honestly surprised me this time around. The setup is grab-a-tray and choose whatever looks good, which I love because you're not stuck committing to a whole roll. They had a solid variety of nigiri, baked pieces, spicy mixes, and even some torched options. The salmon looked vibrant and fresh, and the specialty pieces had way more flavor than I remembered. Nothing tasted dry or old -- everything was well-seasoned and satisfying. Definitely better than your typical quick-grab sushi. Ambience-wise, it's pretty lowkey and no-frills. It's not a sit-down date night vibe -- more of a casual, quick lunch or grab-and-go type of spot. But it's clean, organized, and the display is visually appealing (you'll definitely end up grabbing more than you planned). Service is straightforward and efficient. Staff keeps the line moving and restocks consistently. It can get busy, but it never felt chaotic. Best part? It's very affordable for Seattle. You can load up a tray with solid quality sushi and not feel like you just paid omakase prices. For the value alone, it's hard to beat. If you're looking for fancy sushi, this isn't it. But if you want good quality, customizable, affordable sushi in downtown Seattle -- FOB hits. read more
Such a unique and tasty spot to pick the sushi bites that you want! Grab a box and pay per pound! Plenty of sushi and nigiri options to choose from and some have fresh wasabi! Limited seating outside but easy to take box to-go! read more
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How accessible is this place? I have a group of 6 w/ 1 person using a wheelchair or at least a walker and stairs are tough. Looks like seating is limited (2 top tables). Feasible to request making a 6 top table or is there somewhere nearby to go?
I would not recommend this spot for your group. There's steps to navigate and I'm sure there's a ramp. Parking can be challenging and seating is counter space only. Have you been to Ti22 which is further north on 4th Ave.?
Are there any vegetarian options like avocado rolls, veggie rolls, etc?
It's random.They make their own kind of rolls. It wasn't noticeable if they had vegetarian options.
Can anyone tell me if they offer rolls such as asparagus rolls, cucumber rolls, or avocado rolls?
They do not. The rolls here are more like their specialty rolls and nigiri.
What are the hours there? Haven’t been able to find info, was wondering if they were open on weekends too, and how late?
Sunday-Friday 11AM-8PM, closed on Saturdays
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