Ryoshi Sushi & Izakaya
Japanese restaurant · Bend ·
Fresh fish flown in from Japan, unique rolls, and sake
Fresh fish flown in from Japan, unique rolls, and sake
"Although located In Bend’s outlet mall, Ryoshi Sushi and Izakaya is more than a bite for a shopping break. It’s worth seeking out sushi at lunch or dinner. Non-sushi eaters can enjoy Japanese bento boxes, yakitori skewers, and other cooked fare. However, the spotlight is on sushi, particularly the seasonal fish flown in from Japan and listed on the specials board, like black rockfish, scorpion fish, or Japanese uni. Along with an exhaustive list of sashimi and nigiri, signature rolls go beyond the typical run-of-the-mill combinations. Take the pressed box style (no seaweed) Ryoshi Roll topped with seared and raw salmon, mild jalapeños, avocado, and masago. Their house-made soy sauce with added spices and sweetness and garlic edamame add flavorful twists and are best enjoyed alongside their extensive selection of sake and sake cocktails." - Barb Gonzalez
"In front sits Ryoshi, a six-seater sushi counter or “fish shack” with bright colours where I can order fish bowls and hand rolls; its kitchen at the front and different decor create a distinct, lively vibe that contrasts with Gokudo’s covert, dimly lit back room. The two-in-one arrangement—Ryoshi serving casual seafood in the front and Gokudo offering elegant drinks in the back—lets customers experience two very different atmospheres in one visit." - Audrey Carleton
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