I am obsessed with Orenji! The food is always amazing -- I seriously go at least twice a week. They…read morerecently remodeled, and the space looks so clean and sleek now. It makes the whole experience even better! This is definitely a go-to spot for sushi, ramen, and teriyaki. The service is always incredible, and the staff are so friendly and helpful every time I come in. I highly recommend checking them out if you're looking for a great, reliable place with delicious food and awesome vibes!

This is quite literally the worst sushi place I've been to in my recent memory; I can't believe…read morethere's people that think this spot is really good lol. The Seared Ahi appetizer we ordered was incredibly fishy, pungent, and clearly not fresh. Definitely the worst dish we ordered. Spring rolls were whatever. The 2 sushi rolls (Ocean Queen and Outstanding I think) were not good either, but not terrible. These were edible and a relief to eat after the Seared Ahi monstrosity. I was feeling nauseous, but my mom wanted to order an udon to offset the fishiness of the ahi. I told her it'd be a bad idea since I couldn't imagine the udon would be any good either, but she said "How can they mess up udon? It's an easy dish to make." Turns out, you can mess up udon. The noodles were overcooked and limp. At the end of the meal, I was queasy af and disappointed. It's not a super cheap place either, so we dropped like $120 on an abomination of a meal. Service was good though, and the servers were nice. I will not be coming back due to the food quality and taste, but the service and ambiance were solid.

This spot has modern decir with a very calming feel to it. Came in on a rainy day to enjoy some…read morefood with my mom. I love how upon being seated, they served complimentary bowls of miso soup and provided moist towels. The service here was very attentive and friendly during the whole visit. My mom really enjoyed the Japanese Ceviche. This dish is a unique take on the authentic Mexican dish. The fish was very fresh and flavorful, with the ponzu sauce adding a nice citrus element. We also ordered the Grilled Saba and Aji Roll. Both were tasty.

This place is a gem. You walk in and forget where you are, it is so beautifully decorated. The…read moreservice is prompt and polite. I was stoked about their non-rice rolls that came rolled in cucumber and cabbage. They were delicious! I loved the crab and whatever sauce they put on it. The nigiri was solid, fresh. There were combo plates being carried to another table that looked incredible! If you need a little escape and sushi fix, don't sleep on AJI Sushi.

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.

Japanese owned sushi place with authentic sushi offerings. They have a homey vibe. I love their…read moresalmon special and rolls. They gave out fried Oreo at the end of the meal as a complimentary dessert.

The best part of Goemon Bento is the freshness and lightness you feel after lunch! It's a simple…read morebento box but each ingredient feels fresh! Ordered Chicken Katsu goemon bento with Vegetable roll. Perfect pairing with Macaroni salad, edamame and white rice. The Katsu was perfect, crispy on the outside and juicy chicken. The tamarind type sauce along with box was good! Chicken Karaage goemon bento was great, the chicken was super crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.

I was nervous about ordering here as I saw a review that mentioned that the food arrives cold and…read moreI'm very against hot foods being cold, the food tastes very different and microwaving it is a no go for me. However, I was pleasantly surprised and very relieved when the food was piping out when my boyfriend arrived from picking it up. He got the chicken teriyaki while I got the mackerel teriyaki as a reviewer mentioned that they remove all the bones. Mackerel is one of my favorite fishes but I just ate the time consuming and pain of the bones. The teriyaki sauce was sweet and savory and coated the cooked vegetables and spring mix below the entree which was really good. The mac salad was delightful with great textures from the macaroni, onions, carrots, corn and other goodies. My boyfriend enjoyed his chicken teriyaki and I also appreciated that it wasn't overly charred or burnt like many other teriyaki joints or sushi restaurants do. My boyfriend mentioned that the lady who greeted him and handed him the food was friendly and accommodating as we wanted chopsticks so she added that in for us. A solid takeout restaurant that is affordable and delicious!

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.

Everything you could ask for from a Korean restaurant. Banchan was fresh and the flavor profile of…read morethe food was authentic. The depth of flavor of the galbi tang and the perfect balance of heat with a touch of sweetness of the spicy chicken bulgogi were my highlights. My husband really enjoyed the haemul pajeon. Cozy, casual suburban restaurant with great service.

Danji is a great Korean option on the east side but the prices definitely suggest east side. If…read moreyou're willing to drive a little further away, you can get equally good or better Korean for less. I ordered the stone pot bibimbap. The display was beautiful but the rice didn't crisp up against the stone pot the way I expected, and that may have been because of how it was plated. I also ordered the six piece mixed fried chicken - the chicken was super hot, freshly fried and flavorful. I can definitely see why they advertise the chicken on the door. It's not my favorite Korean place but I'll definitely come back here if in the area.

Charming zen like atmosphere, delicious freshly made food and excellent service. A hidden gem!read more

Their pho never disappoints! The recovery day here is so so needed and the owner here is very nice…read morewhen you get a chance to talk to him. :)

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!

The ingredients were fresh and the staff was pleasant and patient. Not as many protein options as…read moresome places, but we liked what we had, particularly the Hawaiian style ahi. Loved they have cards on the tables indicating which were clean.

I ordered the Hawaiian classic bowl and it was pretty good. The poke was saltier than I'd like and…read morethe ginger as a whole topping is a bit odd so I'll order different option next time. I also got a cup of miso soup but had to ask the employee to toss it after I tasted a spoonful as it was clearly just warm water. It was as if they ran out of miso soup and added just water to what little soup they had left in the pot. The staff were friendly and the store has good seating options. I might be back to try a different menu.

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.

I don't eat any animal proteins other than fin fish. Specifically, cod or similar white fish…read more After years of trying to stomach grocery store white fish because it was less expensive, I finally broke down and went to Gemini. Quick and friendly service. Got my true cod fillet and headed home. I just cooked it up and, yes, it was more expensive but WOW such amazing quality. This will be my new go-to for sure.