I did not really get a chance to enjoy and of the food .I was in for about 15 minutes and choosing a couple different things she I was informed that they were closed. I did have a California roll and sampled a at least one other thing. I did want to try the Sauki but couldn't . I will have to go back or choose another sushi place. read more

The sushi here was okay. Very small potions from what I'm use too. Most sushi had two pieces to a plate or cut real thin. Every thing was covered in mayo. What I really didn't like is the owner(I'm guessing she was the owner) being hella rude to her server in front of the customers. We order sushi from the menu and when he gave her the order, she started berating him. "Do you know what that Sushi is? Can you find it, did you look for it? What is that over there?" And instaed of making it fresh she made him look for it around the conveyer belt. He also, took an order from the phone and she was like "what is this? We don't have this?" Her tone was rude. We started feel uncomfortable paid for our food and left. If I was the server I would just quit. We wont be coming back. read more

Sushi Train - Sushi Bars Near Me - Lacey, Washington

There's so much to say about this place so let's just jump in with sushi. Sushi had good presentation & flavor. Fresh. Selection was ok - a lot of deep fried rolls with lots of sauces. Only cheap plate was the edamame. Would have liked to see more cheap plates & definitely more sushi & sashimi. Location was easy to get to, plenty of parking and with a conveyor belt, once you're seated, there's no wait for food. Server was good. Young & inexperienced, but considerate. :) He checked on us regularly & kept our water glasses full. Tip: at least on Friday night, if you spend at least $10 - and who doesn't! - you can get a beer for 99 cents. For real. read more

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I really don't know why people give them bunch of stars? If you really know the quality of sushi, you will not love this place. (I think their friends are giving them nice reviews) haha. First of all, all the sushi on the conveyor belt were NOT fresh at all also only 15 plates were on there. Those fried rolls were all soggy prob made them long time ago.I ordered Ikura and they were way smaller than actual size. Over priced for cheap stuff like edamame was all dried and amount they give you is only little bit. Sushi chefs (Asian man and woman) are not friendly at all. A kid made loud sound once and this chef looks back at him and give him mean face. I totally didn't enjoy at all. Plates were dirty, conveyor belt was sticky, everything was horrible. I went there with other people and they were all disappointed too so we just ate couple of plates and decided to leave. Never come back again. read more

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The food was delicious and fresh! I don't consider myself a conveyor belt sushi connoisseur but I've been to a few in my time and I will say that everything was top notch! The music selection by Amy also exceeded my expectation. Good Vibes and great customer service. Amy checked on us so frequently that I didn't have to go out of my way to get their attention for my additional drinks and orders. I recommend anything nigiri! Make sure you pair with a tall glass of beer. Also they keep their Sapporo beer glasses ice cold which makes drinking beer much more satisfying than it already is. 10/10 would recommend. TL;DR Go here. read more

Sushi Train - Sushi Bars Near Me - Lacey, Washington

GOOD CHEAP SUSHI HITTING THE SPOT!!!! i've been to MANY cheap, booshy, high-end, simple, scary sushi places from eastcoast to westcoast and canada. i know where there is good sushi. of course, i've had better sushi and i've had worst but Sushi Train has been above average. PALATE BLESSING. it's a mini version of sushi-land but the sushi dressing and plating are tastier and prettier. They plate their dishes very well and orders can be placed for a fresher taste. the price definately can't get any affordable then they already are. And they make their sushi fresh, unlike many places those other sushi place usually have their sushi on the conveyer belts for awhile. i'm also very picking with the sushi rice and this place has some pretty tasty sushi. real asian making sushi, that's a good sight!!! I tried my simple favorites... AND WAS VERY PLEASED. - 2 ebi ($2), very delicious freshly sliced cooked shrimp - 4 california roll ($2), imitation crab but the way they made it was very good. simple and good. - 1 salmon wrap ($2), fullfilling! the seaweed was crunchy and fresh. i love the crunch in the seaweed. the mixture of salmon meat, avocado, and rice tasted very well together. - 1 pcs. of **forgot the name** (4 pcs. for $3.50), it was a california roll which i believe is salmon or albacore slice wrapped on the outside of the seaweek, and these tan crumbs of something crunchy on top. - services, phenomenal - prices, WOW - taste, simply divine - ambiance, small and cute... think if it as a mini sushi places with a conveyer belt WILL I BE BACK? ofcorse. i am a very loyal customer to good places. yet another great hidden treasure in 360. Until the next review.... read more

Pretty americanized sushi, lots of sauce. Over priced for small portions and small cuts of fish. Hostess tried/cleaned our table before we had even left the booth. Reached across my husbands lap to wipe table down. Made him uncomfortable. Won't be back unfortunately. read more

It was on par with what you would expect at their prices for sushi.

I been coming here a lot Tho I like the miso for all the rolls on the train I feel sad to say that all the plate are the same on different color plates The dressing shouldn't make it expensive but they are lol The rolls need creativity and flavor and you will not get it here. To much of the same thing not my favorite. I have to keep coming here because is the only sushi train on my area read more

If you want to pay for spoiled food come here. They gave my kids rotten inari. My son already had eaten one before I had noticed the tofu skins tasted sour! What in the world?! What kinda restaurant would even use food past it's expiration date? DONT COME HERE unless you want food POISONING read more

"Yikes" is the best word to describe this place. I was craving sushi and my spouse and I were in the area so we decided to try this spot even though the reviews weren't so great. The concept of a sushi train sounds awesome, but the actuality of it was not so good. We quickly realized that even though sushi/food were readily available, they didn't look fresh. It looked as if they've been sitting there for a while which would make sense since there weren't a lot of customers. They did have a special of 99cents per beer which attracted my spouse, but you had to spend at least $10. We thought that that would be easy but nope. The server was nice and attentive enough. He brought us miso soup as soon as we sat down. Now I love miso soup and I thought there could be no way that people could ruin such a simple soup. False. It tasted old or as if something has been sitting there a while. The tofu tasted disgusting. and I love tofu! Then for the beer, our server wasn't of age so my spouse did have to get up and get a beer from the fridge (not too bad). When we finally gathered up the courage to pick up a plate with two pieces of sushi, it was overloaded with sauce and not fresh. I waited to see if any of the sushi won't have any sauce. None of them. NONE. So if you're into sauce, cool. If you're like me and can do without sauce, stay away from this place. The food was so bad that I couldn't even muster up the courage to continue eating. I was annoyed after one sampling, and my spouse suggested we leave so we did. We had to pay for the beer full price because we didn't spend over $10. Oh well. read more

Sushi Train - miso soup - Sushi Bars Near Me - Lacey, Washington

FRESH We were on the hunt for a sushi place that reminded us of our favorite one back in SoCal... though this didn't even come close to our favorite, it was still really good sushi. The people that work here are very nice and stay on top of everything (drinks and what not) We got here around dinner time and had no issues with being seated. We'll definitely be back soon. read more

I didn't care for this place, even for cheap sushi. A lot of the conveyor belt dishes didn't have lid covers on them ( didn't touch those ones). Also they advertise having some cool vegetarian rolls but when I requested them they had changed their menu... but were still listed on the menu? My son was brave enough to try a salmon roll (raw) and said it was crunchy.... read more

This is one train to stay off! Warm fish! Way over priced. I stopped in at 1pm for a quick snack and took a bit and said " not today!" I don't need diarrhea for a week. The girl acted like it was no big deal. And it's really pricey. read more

If you're trying to find a good sushi spot, this is a top contender. The prices for the sushi here is cheaper compared to other sushi restaurants in the area. They have a great selection of deep fried & cooked sushi rolls. They also have delicious deep fried salmon called Salmon Poppers. The deep fried ice cream is a must! It is just enough for two. The only downfall is that it's a small restaurant with only three booths and a limited amount of seating at the counter with the conveyor belt. On the bright side, they give a 10% military discount. read more

Sushi Train - Conveyor Belt with the sushi - Sushi Bars Near Me - Lacey, Washington

Look, if you're looking for authentic and super special quality, go to Koibito. If you're looking for good and really tasty sushi, come here. It's delicious, they're very attentive, and they have beer specials on Friday and Saturday. Run by a small staff, they're continuously running around helping people. Depending on the day, you can get a plethora of different desserts if you really want them. The mussels are REALLY delicious. We always order two orders but end up taking some of the extra they make. (It takes ten minutes to cook them, so be patient.) They aren't open on Sundays but they're totally worth trying when they are open. read more

It was okay but the portions were pretty small. Service was attentive but it did take a while to get some of our stuff even though the restaurant was mostly empty. Nothing too exciting to try and I don't really picture myself back here in the future. But there is limited options in Olympia for train sushi so I'm sure I'll give it another shot. read more

This is a great place to go with kids. You can get exactly the right amount of food and the price is right. This is not high-end sushi. Almost every roll is filled with imitation crab. The ginger tastes a little off. They also send things like cookies around which results in a lot of whining for us. But will definitely be back for a weeknight dinner out with family. read more

AVOID THE CONVEYOR BELT! That being said, we ordered off the menu, had some items that they could make with soy paper instead of seaweed (for me) or rice (for my keto friend). So, basically a place that's Keto friendly sushi! He ordered the hand rolled with soy paper and it was great! The food tasted nice and fresh, albeit very American sushi flavor. The conveyor belt looked horrible, small portions and covered in sauce, looking very tired... we were there at a lunchtime on a weekday and almost walked out due to the ambiance. Glad we stayed. So one star for soy paper, one star for making special orders with a smile, and one star for decent miso soup. read more

I have been here a couple times, once with my fiancé and once with my daughter. Each time was a great experience. Good food, great employees, and all around great value. We will definitely recommend sushi train to anyone wanting great sushi! read more

The train is a kid's favorite and they have options for those who don't like fish! It's has such a friendly vibe and I always leave feeling full and satisfied! So great food great service! Definitely check out the menu! read more

In an ideal world, I think that sushi should be mind numbing. You bite into a nice fresh piece and you just savor it - your mind goes numb. What I got from Sushi Train was not quite mind numbing... in fact it was actually throat numbing. I don't know how it happened, but soon after a dining on a few plates from the train some weren't feeling well and my throat was strangely numb. I don't know what would have done it, and I'm assuming ambesol isn't a secret ingredient... so I'm left a little clueless. It tasted pretty good when we were there, but the end result didn't pan out. I'm really more confused than anything... confused enough to probably not go back. read more

There's a huge sign outside the restaurant that says all rolls are $1.50. FALSE. Only rolls on the red (or whatever color) plates are $1.50. To make matters worse, the $1.50 rolls only had two or three pieces. So yeah, in theory $1.50 rolls are cheap, but in practice you have to order 3 or 4 of them to comprise one actual entire roll. Most of my plates were either $2 or $3 and they all had tiny, tiny portions. The quality of the fish was satisfactory and the service was fine. My main gripe is that I was lured in by the prices only to be given the bait and switch. Boo! read more

I am not a big sushi fan. I can easily choke it down though if someone else is paying. Because I'm not a big fan, I am either overrating or underrating this place as I have no frame of reference. That being said, I didn't gag on anything, the service was efficient, and the amount of the check (that someone else paid) was competitive for a party of four, who all left satisfied. read more

We used to be regulars when Jason ran the place but now we are disappointed. The rolls are messier, the prices are steadily rising and it's to the point where it's not worth it anymore. The man who makes the rolls (not Sean the older guy) stares at you while you eat like there is nothing for him to do. It used to be comfortable and casual now it's just awkward and uncomfortable. Sorry guys we wont be coming back, get it together. read more

Woo this was so bad. So so so so bad. The fish was nasty, there's a weird smell outside, and the salmon comes frozen and pre sliced from a plastic container How many ways can you repackage a California roll with no avocado? Also who the hell dumps sweet and sour sauce all over a roll? 30 bucks for disgusting sushi. read more

I love sushi. I do not love Sushi Train. Not one bit. A group of seven of us came in around 7:30, post workout and super hungry. We waited a few minutes for seats to be cleared and then were seated. The seats were fine. I ordered a bowl of rice for my kiddo. She was happy with it (I mean, it's rice...). And then we waited, and waited, and waited some more for something to come down the line that didn't contain artificial crab. I got a spicy tuna roll... I was the only one to get a roll that did not have artificial crab. We all started ordering off the menu because nothing was coming out except sauce-laden rolls, chocolate chip cooks and edamame. I got a seaweed salad and it was literally two bites. The spicy tuna hand roll was standard. Not as spicy as I'd like. I ordered a salmon skin hand roll and had to ask twice for it. And it would have been amazing had it not been drenched in sauce! There was no sauce in the picture! And no description saying the lovely, delicious crispy skin would be ruined by some disgustingly sweet sauce. Everyone in the party had issues with getting things ordered off the menu. Having to ask two or three times is unacceptable really. Service was bad. Food wasn't great. Sashimi would've been awesome but maybe that's asking a bit much. The only good things... The do have bottled beer and wine. And we were all able to refuel with some good proteins and carbs. read more

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Visited Sushi Train a couple weeks ago before a movie at the Regal. This location is pretty convenient and the hours are great. Upon entering, you see a conveyor belt with tables and booths around it. Dishes of varying colors cascade down the belt, and people take what they want, stacking dishes. My friend and I sat at a bar style table facing the conveyor, and a server approached immediately to ask whether they could get us anything to drink and to explain how the place works. I definitely noticed some people that appeared to be regulars. Started eating right away; my friend is a vegetarian and initially had trouble finding options, but was able to specifically request a few from our server. Service was really fast, and the variety of options here is pretty good. There is a menu to help with identifying dishes, but it wasn't always clear what I was eating. Luckily it was all good! They have a $1.50 a plate deal currently, which is great. Out the door my friend and I each paid less than $15 with tax and tip. Not the best sushi ever but it satisfied my craving and was super convenient! read more

every time i've beeb by i've had exceptional service and exceptionally fresh sushi. this my new favorite place!!

To be fair, had I reviewed Sushi Train a couple months ago, they would have got 4 stars. Their wait service has always been sketchy but the food and fresh sushi had kept us coming back and they had been our go to place for sushi in Lacey. One of the main cooks left now and our last visit was one not to be forgotten. It was around 6pm and I think on a weekend. Barely anything on the belt as we walked in. We did not get asked once for our order for about 15 min. We decided to choose to eat elsewhere that night and as we walked out, we noticed 3 other tables leave behind us. I'm sure we will be back because most of their nigiri was very fresh and the value for their prices are almost unbeatable. They just need to improve 100% on their service. We will try out some of the other sushi competitors before coming back. read more

While up here visiting my brother and SIL, they wanted to take me to Sushi Train, because they eat there all the time. I am a little surprised by the negative reviews, because I thought it was pretty good. Perhaps it's the fact we got there right when it opened and everything was super fresh. I loved the fact they had the vegetarian rolls separate from the rest of the rolls - so I didn't have to ask people 'hey, what's in this?' The edamame was cold, which was different, since I've only eaten it warm before. The staff was very nice, and were giving out lots of free samples to my fish eating brother and his friends. The prices were also great. All in all, I thought it was a good experience, and while I wasn't blown away - I really have nothing to complain about. read more

Now that they've been open long enough to've fixed their admitted problem with a lack of ingredients when they first opened, I didn't find myself wishing they were able to make things that they simply couldn't. They also had much more variety (and quantity) in what was on the belt. Good for them. The udon was basically great and I am pretty sure that I'll be suckered in to going back just to have a bowl. But the sushi, on conveyor and off, is just too big of a disappointment for it to be a draw, especially with how good Sushi House have gotten at making edible food. It's perhaps easiest to describe the problems with what was on the conveyor: sitting too long, no cycling out of things that have warmed up. The result was a texture, on one roll, that was uncannily like what I'd imagine a pressure-cooked baseball might be like. Yum. I don't know what they were doing wrong with the tempura batter on that one to give it its bizarre toughness and chewy quality; what they were doing wrong with the rice (making it easy to shape but not proper sushi rice) was pretty normal and the soggy nori was the natural outcome of overmoist rice under a dome for a long, long time. The stuff that was fresh was no great thing either, so don't let me give you the impression that it was the cave-aged quality that put me off. It's just harder to explain. Again, the rice is a huge problem, but I don't imagine that that will change. Worse, with the exception of their burdock, none of the ingredients were really worth eating. Under-ripe avocado that's oxidized is as disgusting in taste and texture as color, and there's really no way to be nice about it. I can, however, be nicer about the attention to detail that went into making the individual rolls. You see, I've had sushi like that before, and at a quite upmarket business hotel in Asia. Of course, it was all-you-can-eat, that region is solidly land-locked, and it was in China, not Korea or Japan. And then, I'm pretty sure that the "upmarket business" qualifiers tell you that there was a brothel in the basement, not that the food was any good (although it sometimes was.) So, then, if you're looking to abuse your brain's idea of what good sushi is and don't mind taking a bit of a beating on price and digestibility, you should run to Sushi Train. After all, some people like it. You might be one of them. But it's not very good, and there's nothing really laudable about it. One of the chefs is nice, but his demeanor is offset by the pushy and chaotic nature of one of the women acting as waitress. I just don't see the point. You can spend $5 more per person and get as much food and much better on the other side of town. Why wouldn't you? It's not cheap to begin with, so I really don't see the problem. Go to Sushi House instead. read more

For conveyor belt sushi, this place is great. I normally only get a few things on the conveyor belt at other places, because I don't want to get too full. I usually order nigiri sushi. Their nigiri sushi was great. The fish was fresh and draped over the rice like it should (so big pieces of fish). While for some people, the $1.50 plates may seem expensive, because there are only two small pieces of a roll, I actually found this as an advantage. You can have a lot more variety of rolls without getting full. If you don't see something on the conveyor belt that you want to try, just ask, and they'll make it for you - and it's still $1.50 (and still two pieces). I will definitely go back. They even have uni (delivered on Wednesdays or Thursdays). There has been an uni shortage this year (it's my favorite, so I seek it out whenever I can). They had east coast uni, but it was very fresh, and they give you a decent amount for the price. As far as pricing, I was completely full when I left and only spent about $20, this was including ordering five nigiri plates... My friends who ate rolls only (and cheesecake) spent $20 between the two of them, and we were all full. This place also has a couple booths, which is nice if you want some privacy. The booth we sat at was right by the sushi maker, so ordering was very easy. read more

Sushi Train gets a BIG 5 star rating from myself and the family.The quality and the price have us hooked!They keep getting better and better with each visit! Always clean,and well prepared variety of sushi offered,made with excellent sauces and toppings . I am not a raw fish fan,and Sushi train has plenty of cooked ingredients offered as well as fresh vegetables (my favorite ingredients being avocado and cream cheese).The owner Jason seems to be very dedicated to quality of his menu and listening to what his customers like and want.Many times when we show up he knows what we like and prepares and sends it out before we even ask...Now that is good customer service. Hands down the best quality Sushi and PRICE in Oly/Lacey area!! read more

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I sadly found this place abit of a disappointment. Two sushi per plate is skimpy. Trust me I've had sushi in L.A., Chicago, San Francisco, Portland, Tokyo and Seattle for the same price range. Two sushi per plate is just skimpy. Taste was ok however not much in diversity in fish options. Honestly I'll just go to another place for better sushi for the same price and double the quantity. read more

Sushi Train - Please take a moment to aim. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Lacey, Washington

Okay, here's the thing -- for a conveyor-belt sushi place to really function well, it needs to have a decent number of people inside at mealtime to insure item rollover. When we got there around noon on a Saturday, we were the only people there, watching the same pieces of floppy rolls drenched in various sauces go by, over and over again. I don't like imitation crab meat, and since all of the conveyor belt-available rolls were stuffed with it, I ordered some nigiri and udon off the menu. The udon was good and a bargain at $3, but the rice used in the sushi was soggy and tasteless -- definitely not good. We bid farewell to our old friends, the perpetually uneaten Krab rolls to which we had become acquainted over the past hour, and disembarked the sadly empty train. read more

It's an ok place to go for sushi I guess. They put siracha on a lot of their rolls - yuck IMO. Trying to cater to the whole siracha craze I suppose. I'm surprised they didn't have a bunch of bacon rolls too - Americans love their bacon. Anywhoo, It wasn't terrible. I would stop by here again if I was really craving sushi and this was the closest place to go. I wouldn't bring a date here, or my sister for that matter - she has worked in a sushi bar for years and knows her stuff. That's how I rate my sushi. Would my sister approve? And sadly she would not approve of Sushi Train. Bottom line: It's edible but not impressive. read more

I'm confused and angsty about my own review of this place. The food is good...great...meh... The service is meh...terrible...ok... The prices are good, I like the plates on the wall. Ugh. I really WANT to like this place. So here's my friendly advice: DINING EXPERIENCE 101 1. Make me feel like this is a place I want to be: Every time I've come in, I've waited awkwardly in the front, floated close to some seats, looked up repeatedly at the waitress/chefs - who don't look back up at me. - Greet with a smile and invite us to sit down, even if you can't walk us to our seats, just so we know what to do. If we've seated ourselves and you're busy, let us know you'll be over soon. - Ask us if we want a drink, or provide us a way to get our own. 2. Help me spend money at your establishment: Give me an idea of what you expect. You've got a menu... how do I get some of the stuff on that menu? The hostess/waitress/one girl you have in the dining area? The chef who stands in the center and always looks busy? - Provide instructions, whether verbally or on the menu, on how we can order things. 3. You've got the decorations, now create the environment: I've been witness to many awkward conversations between restaurant staff, usually about each other. One way or another, the problem common in all threads here is service. Staff is too tight, too busy, or too depressed/angsty to provide service. Come on Sushi Train, you can do better. If you deal with your angst and help customers settle in and begin participating, this could be a great place. Right now it's OK, and some days less so. Edit: Oh yeah, the REASONS why I want to like this place so much: - Teriaki Chicken is GEWD - Sushi is GEWD - Nigiri is FAVE The end. read more

Husband and I have been to several different conveyor-belt sushi restaurants from Seattle to Olympia. Sushi Train is definitely one of the better ones out there. The sushi is always fresh when we go in, no matter what time of day or night. The chefs are friendly and helpful. And the sushi is so good. Our favorites are the Las Vegas roll, Heart Attack roll and the Montana Roll (a gi-normous sushi that is stuffed in a mushroom then deep fried - sounds weird, but it's really good). The only thing I don't understand is why every time we go there, the place is nearly empty. This last time we went we were the only ones there. It could be that we go in-between lunch and dinner times. read more

I cannot believe this place exists! The sushi plates run from $1-$3.50. They are smaller servings but even if you priced them out as full size they are still significantly cheaper! Also, you get to sample a much bigger variety. They even made vegetarian customized rolls for me that weren't on the menu. I did have to buy all 4 plates, but even still $6 for a customized huge roll is insanely cheap. I only regret that I didn't discover this place sooner. read more