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Greenlake Sushi and Roll

4.3 (123 reviews)
Open • 11:30 am - 3:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 9:00 PM

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The owner is the most awesome guy ever! The service was above and beyond and He threw in some extra dishes for us and they were delicious. The fish to rice ratio on the nigiri is incredible. The sushi was fantastic and we got a ton of food for the price. The plating was also beautiful. Definitely will be coming back!

Crunch Shrimp Roll*, Spicy Salmon Roll*, California Roll, and Cucumber Mini Roll.
Maria P.

Stopped in for a quick lunch on a Saturday afternoon and was warmly greeted, I believe by the owner. Service was quick as we ordered and received our food without much wait. The restaurant wasn't too busy, with only a couple of other tables occupied. The sushi was overall very good! The rolls had great flavor and tasted fresh. The only one we didn't love was the Crunchy Shrimp Roll, as the breadcrumbs on the outside just weren't our preference. That said, it was still well made. Overall, we'd happily stop by again if we're in the Green Lake area!

Georgina N.

Great service and cute spot next Green lake. The menu was unique and had a large variety of vegetarian and vegan options. They also had gluten free soy sauce! The food was tasty and came out quickly. I would say the ratio of rice to fish/veggie was a little off. I would come again if I was in the area. Tamago Sashimi 4/5 - good, solid rice to egg ratio Seattle roll 4/5 - good but a little to much rice, dense Spicy vegan roll 3.5/5- tasty but too creamy, not spicy, no enough vegetables

Maggie C.

Yummy! I tried their two, restaurant stand out items, which was a donut and a mega roll. The donut was a pass for me. It's a constructed, but DIY of how you want to eat it, type of dish. They give you a few pieces of nori and you have it at. Deconstruct and make little hand rolls, whatever. It was just a tad flavorless. The mega roll however!!! Amazing. Full of flavors, a ton of fresh fish, and I only ate about half of it before tapping out.

Big Tiger Roll*
Amara I.

Serving size is so good you only need one roll! Practically unheard of. Food looks just as good as it tastes. Our server was very nice and considerate. Seats are a little uncomfortable especially if you're plus size. But overall great atmosphere and food!

Poke bowl
Ryely E.

We love coming here always great food and great service the owner is so sweet and just an overall great experience every time cannot rave about it enough

Bulgogi with pipperas
Yen D.

Service was quick. Got the bulgogi with pickled pepper in a tofu pocket with rice. It was good however it is $7 for one. Dynamite roll was huge for $20 and had a good amount of fried shrimp. I got the seaweed salad and it tasted like the store bought ones but came on a good sized plate, probably 2 cups worth. We ordered the pistachio and avocado donut sushi which is rice shaped as a donut with the toppings on top and 3 squares of seaweed to make your own hand roll. The vegan sushi donut is the same price as the eel sushi donut. I thought the tea that came in a French press was unique since I usually have to wave someone down for refills or get a teapot. Got the barley tea which was a huge teabag.

Greenlake Sushi Donut
Diana C.

There's several vegan options, which was really cool! I tried the vegan dragon roll and also the Greenlake sushi donut. I also tried some of the inari. The workers were very sweet and refilled my water a couple times, which was appreciated. I think there was a miscommunication about one of my inari though as I asked for tamago and ended up with spicy tuna. The staff was in back when I realized something was off so I just kinda didn't eat it. The inari were just ok, so I might not get those again next time. Other than that everything was good and it was a nice place to grab lunch! The inside is very pretty as well and I think they have outdoor tables when the weather is nicer.

Sushi donut
Nick D.

Solid Sushi spot! I got takeout - prepared on time and easy pickup - and took it to green lake to eat. The sushi donut was interesting and worth trying! They served my miso soup into a takeout container when I arrived so it was hot and fresh, I appreciated that.

Barbara D.

Fresh fish, creative presentation and fair price! What's not to love?? Found this place on Yelp. I'm so grateful for this app!

We were warmly greeted as soon as we arrived, the hospitality and service far exceeded our expectations. The rolls were beautiful, delicious and huge! Order the Sushi Man Special, an off the menu salmon dish you won't regret.

Chirashi bowl; substitute rice with salads
Chenie X.

My friend and I came over for lunch on a Wednesday. There wasn't any other customers other than us. We were seated by the kind waiter. I ordered chirashi bowl but substituted rice with spring mix salad. It was really fresh and satisfying. The side dishes were a nice addition. My friend ordered some rolls and enjoyed them as well. They're somewhat hidden on the sidewalk, I wouldn't have noticed it if I'm just walking by. It's a gem, and I would return.

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Havana P.

My family are visiting my brother from New Mexico, and trying to eat all the fish we can while we are in Seattle. Previously we had been turned away from another restaurant, and this one was in the area. First off, our server was so incredibly nice. It appeared that she was the only server, and she helped all the tables quickly and with a huge smile. We ordered one of the large platters. We wanted a good taste of everything. The miso soup was INCREDIBLE. So much flavor. My 3 yo son couldn't get enough. The platter was really beautiful too. Everything was delicious. We really enjoyed the large selection of sake too. The restaurant was very cool, with a wooden accent wall, and black walls. They also had toys for the kids, which was a nice touch. The spicy tuna rolls were amazing. They even had jalapeños on top, which I love spicy. We will be back, thank you!

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