Blue C Sushi

Good place for kids. If you order anything other than what is on the conveyor belt expect to wait a long time. If you are a regular ask for a loyalty stamp card and you can save 10%.

It's conveyor belt sushi... you don't go for Michelin star quality or you're an idiot. That said, I was impressed... rice was fresh and not gummy, fish was very good quality and everything we are tasted excellent. I would definitely go back with friends as it's a fun experience and moderately priced

Went for dinner from BC Canada last week, shock by its quality of the food and price. $3 for 2 pieces cookies on a conveyor belt? Why cookies? I don't expect teriyaki chicken don would be a cold dish; not sure if that is fusion but it was not my liking. Sushi are not fresh and very limited amount of sushi varieties; ridiculously great selection of cookies though. Tempura udon with only 1 shrimp? I will never go to this place again. Not to mention their sticky floor and table. I am not sure if any other sushi / Japanese place nearby but Clue C is definitely a no go. I would rate less than 1 star if possible.

EDIT: They've recently changed their menu to be more expensive and less focused on the conveyer belt. It's slow and not worth it at all anymore. If you're looking for legitimate, non-americanized sushi, this is not the restaurant for you. But if you're a fan of california rolls, a good selection of vegetarian rolls, and a fun atmosphere, this restaurant is great! Everything is well labeled (I could take my boyfriend with a shellfish allergy here without worry) and it's great to be able to sit down and eat immediately on those hungry days. The price range is incredibly large depending on what you like - vegetarians will find this place a great value, if you're looking for shrimp not so much.

It's actually pretty good. Very fresh. Great service. Pricey is a little high for conveyor belt sushi, but I think the overall quality of the food makes up for the price.

I've been here a few times and during different parts of the evening. The one server, blonde with glasses, has never been friendly. The atmosphere is very dull and depressing. This place should be popular for its location, but it's dead. The servers should be a bit more up beat. I understand customer service can be tough, but you shouldn't take it out on your customers. Smile. Be friendly. Not downright ignore people.

Casual sushi fans of all diets and ages can have a good time and good food at this pick-and-choose kaiten bar. The restaurant is clean and modern. The food is varied and has plenty of veg options plus non-sushi items like noodle bowls, tempura, desserts, and other specialties. A cozy bar upstairs overlooks the restaurant and allows combo plates to be ordered, or self-carried items from the belt below. Ambient music plays while a projector splashes muted anime or Japanese pop culture DVDs. Though there is sometimes a wait for dinner downstairs, especially on weekends, the whole family always enjoys eating here.

4 stars for happy hour prices. If I ever went after it would be 3 stars but $3 for anything from 4-6 means I can eat snow crab and eel to my heart's content. They have some amusingly goofball rolls, like the one with a jalapeño popper inside. We had a favorite server but he moved to the Bellevue location so now we pretty much sit at the bar.