Sushi Zone

visited twice and both times were a great experience :) the service was amazing, very attentive and friendly. sushi tasted fresh both times. prices aren’t bad. i didn’t dislike a single plate. great for people who like raw sushi and for people who like “safer” cooked options, there’s something for everyone. i’ll be visiting again soon and i’d recommend others to visit too!

Our favorite sushi spot in WA! High quality sushi, high quality service and excellent ambient vibe. Design for conveyer belt to keep hot food warm is amazing. I come here all the time, I tip large every time because these guys truly deserve it. I go to spot and would 100% recommend to everyone else

I will start off by saying that this is my favorite conveyer belt sushi spot in all of greater Seattle. I come here every 1-2 weeks and I always get a consistently good experience. The sushi quality has always been surprisingly good for being a conveyer belt. The meat to rice ratio on the nigiri pieces are always good. The rolls also have the perfect rice ratio. They never skimp here. This place can get very busy and the staff is always super attentive, they have a really good system down. There is parking in the area but can be a little tough during busy hours. There is free street parking and a parking lot in front of the plaza just up the hill. This place can get very busy since it's grown a lot in popularity. If it's packed when you arrive, you should register your party on the waitlist on the little kiosk to the right as soon as you enter. Even if the waitlist for a table seems long, it'll move very quickly and worth the short wait. I'm obsessed with this spot and it's been my go to for some quick sushi. It's a great value proposition and you get quality sushi for what you pay for. Sushi Zone will continue to get my support for a long time with their consistent track record.

Updated review on 2/4/2025 Hands down. Still the best sushi restaurant in town. I order from this place almost every month, and both dining in and takeout are excellent. They serve the freshest sushi and rolls in town at very reasonable prices. The portions are generous, the food is clean, and the staff is always friendly.

this is THE BEST sushi place you will ever order from. I ordered new items I've never tried, such as the jelly roll sounds weird, right? nope, this roll was sweet, tangy, and refreshing. I also ordered mochi cake. imagine the softest, lightest, airiest (is that a word?) cake. now quadruple your expectations and you have the mochi cake. the mochi balls were cold and refreshing, and they were so sweet and gave me 2! I was a bit hungry so I also ordered their special 2 for 1 special on hand rolled salmon. NOT disappointed. large, with ample sushi, tasted AMAZING! would you like to know the best part about ordering from sushi zone? (besides the delectable assortment of yummy foods) for all that: the jelly roll, mochi, a Seahawk roll, 2 salmon hand rolls, mochi cake oh and the best miso soup you could eat? 36.75 folks. seriously. eat here. your taste buds will thank you and your boss might promote you if you brought them sushi zone just saying.

You need to check-in at the tablet once u enter, you can see the wait-list You will get a text with a link to indicate how far in the line u r which you can use in case the line is long and u do decide to walk around the downtown.took around 25 mins for us to get the table. Parking lot for the restaurant is the one behind the building which was full. There is some street parking also behind the building which I used. The street parking in front was full. .Food was good.there was a good choice between cooked and raw food. There were Noodles as well . Prices are reasonable, each item is on a particular color plate and each color has a particular price. You keep stackingthe plates at your table as u finish them which they use to calculate your bill. I had to ask for my water twice and had to ask for forks other than that everything was great.

Great place to get some nice sushi! The servers are great people that checked in on me and my needs often. There was an enormous amount of choice here of the different kinds of sushi and other sides as well. I never knew that I could choose my dessert too off of the windy food delivery belt. Pretty neat!

The food was great. I ordered a la carte and everything was enjoyable. The food was pretty well presented (except for the cucumber sushi). The sashimi was thick cuts and very fresh. They had gluten free soy sauce upon request and the server made sure to confirm the dishes contained no gluten. The service was wonderful. I did not have my whole party and they seated me right away. The conveyor belt was very cool to see! I loved the fresh fruit and everything was easy to grab.

I have dined in and done take out and prefer take out because my favorites aren't always readily available on the conveyor belt (if that's the case, you can place an order). Their tuna is consistently fresh and there's a variety of rolls to choose from. The service is friendly and they've always been happy to help me.

Last minute replacement for a quality sushi restaurant that was closed. I used to have a rule against conveyor belt sushi. This one didn't disappoint horribly but didn't argue for the positive. Service was quite attentive however compared to others. Spicy tuna was not really spicy nor quality. I ordered a hand roll extra spicy tuna and it was just a bit better in spice but poor quality. Toro was shaved and different but ok. Tuna in general pretty good but conbelt quality. The Amberjack was the star of the show, fresh, clean, and a bit of a firm bite but nice. My wife ordered a tuna cheek hot dish and rice and it was cooked well with a tasty exterior sear. However our prized pup got a holiday tuna rice add on to his kibble he loved! Overall I'm glad I tried this close to home, it solved a dinner choice in our area after returning from a holiday weekend and the other choice closed. After asking her if we would eat here again it was a no. But convenience might supersede.

Have been here a couple times since my first review. This most recent time we came on a Saturday at 6pm and the place was busy! We had to wait 15 min for a space to eat, which isn't bad at all. The table turnovers was very quick. The food was tasty as per usual. I don't know what my problem was in my original review disliking the sweet potato roll. Maybe cause it was takeout and I had it "fresh" on the monorail this time? Either way, nice to have another monorail sushi place available.

A rotating sushi restaurant with fun rolls and fast service. Come here for fresh food and quirky delivery. But don't be thrown off by the worn out furniture and the long lines.

Go to sushi hana if you want good Japanese food in Bothell. The food is fine, at best. The nagiri is lacking the details that make nagiri more than rice and fish. The ramen is clearly a 99 cent package of noodles with bulk bought toppings. It is tasteless and in desperate need of flavor. Speaking of tasteless the server lied about what color the nagiri plates and were and instead of acknowledging we dissagreed about what color the plate was they were rude and would not allow me to finish the sentence. The owner was aggressive and spoke over me when I was explaining what was happening. They also claim that the way to identify which price a plate is the color on the rim of the plate. They also claim that the way to identify which price a plate is not the color on the rim of the plate. Be sure to ask before you eat since many of the plates in use are not the same as the ones on the wall.

We came back to this place after such a looong time. And the quality of the food was definitely better than we remembered. The store is very open. They have huge variety of sushi rolls. We wanted to try them all! I love that they have double-decker belts which is very fun: top is cold rolls and bottom is fried food and rolls. I always love eating fried food from the bottom. So fun! We will be back soon to try different rolls next time.

Finally found a conveyer belt sushi near my neighborhood! I live conveyer belt sushi so much because of all the different items you can get. It's also super convenient for a quick lunch break. The variety of hot and cold options is such a plus because you can get yakisoba noodles, chicken teriyaki, and a yummy California roll all at once. It's quick, efficient, and fresh!

This place was very lackluster. The fish quality was just medium. The servers were resourceful, but not in a great way. When I ordered from the menu, the server grabbed the sushi off the conveyor belt instead of having it made fresh. That really threw me off because usually when you order from the menu, it means you want it freshly prepared, not picked off the belt. They do have some interesting sushi names and seem to be trying out new recipes. The Fruit Ninja Roll, which is filled with fruit, caught me off guard. I didn't try it because it honestly sounded pretty nasty. The only real highlight was the uni ikura. The uni wasn't fishy and was decent quality. That alone kept this from being a one-star review.

I sometimes go exotic on sushi and did the spider roll, Uni, Ikura, and the combo Uni/Ikura. This place was great. Not the best I've had but it was tasty. The spider roll was a little over sauced for my liking and I wasn't sure if it was spider crab or prawns. But everything else was great. Love a sushi restaurant that does Uni and Ikura. Thanks Sushi Zone!

I'm pretty pessimistic about conveyor belt sushi bc the quality isn't usually great. The one we frequent is super gimmicky (yes the chain with the toys) and the quality sucks. However I saw recent reviews for this place were great and I was craving sushi so decided to try. Wow- what a great decision. The quality is better than expected- loved the variety and the sushi was very fresh. The medium fatty tuna and Toro were my favorite. Service was also friendly- servers kept refilling our water. We came on a weekend around 5 and it was already pretty busy; we got a table but everything is so fast so ppl left their tables pretty quickly. Def our new go to spot for conveyor belt sushi!

Saturday night was BUSY - we waited about 30-40 minutes for a party of two. We've been here for lunch several weeks ago but it was a letdown. This was sort of a second try (because our first choice was also a long wait and we had decided to go here as an alternative) I'm glad that I gave this place another shot because the food was much better and despite how insanely busy it was, our server was really kind and quick with requests. Tips are shared amongst all servers here, which I wished it wasn't so because I would have wanted to give ours specifically extra tips. He was working really hard and as I observed, always spoke with customers with respect and kindness. Anyways onto the food - we had a few rolls, seaweed salad, seared salmon nigiri (really good - some places don't know how to sear correctly) but I wanted to venture off the belt! The stars of our meal were the sashimi deluxe and tonkatsu ramen. I only took a picture of the sashimi but next time I'll snap a picture of the ramen because it was delicious and aesthetically pleasing! Sashimi was overall very good - fresh, better than expected for a conveyor belt sushi place. The cuts were thick, which I wasn't expecting. It was also my first time eating just sashimi and not chirashi style with something else to go with the fish. I enjoyed everything except the mackerel - very very fishy and salty. But that's how mackerels are and it's just not my jam. The tonkatsu broth was heaven! The shoyu egg was overcooked as ramen egg should be kinda runny. The pork was fantastic - good amount of fattiness and flavor. The fish cakes weren't good - bland with a hint of fish. Ramen noodles were however cooked really well, right amount of al dente and chewiness - and there's a LOT. I'd come back and try other things off the menu (skip the belt unless i want seared salmon) - the dragon roll is pretty good according to my kiddo. Coconut shrimp is okay, nothing to write home about. The Tokyo roll was yummy - definitely recommend that.

First off, let me apologize. When I write reviews, I typically try to take pictures of each item and share my experience. That lasted for about two minutes at Sushi Zone before I completely forgot. We arrived on a weekday, right at opening. Although the staff was busy prepping cake/ginger/wasabi/etc, presumably for to-go orders, we were greeted with a smile and offered a booth near the kitchen. Our server asked if we wanted to order from the menu. Neither my wife nor I had been to conveyor sushi in the better part of two decades, so our plan was to mostly grab what looked good but it was still empty as they had just opened. We ordered the calamari roll and tuna sashimi to get started. The calamari roll came up first and, surprisingly, was the most bland thing we ate. I can't recall anything about it and therefore I'd pass next time. The tuna sashimi was rich, tender, and luxurious. A side of chili for dipping was provided and helped make it even more interesting. While I don't normally eat a lot of sashimi, I'd try this again. And then the conveyor belts started to populate. Cold on top, heated on bottom, and dangerous all the way through. We immediately snagged a slice of mocha cake because they showed sold out when I checked the night before and I knew I'd want some. Fried cheese wontons quickly found their way into my mouth. Simple but indulgent and delicious. Oh look, chicken katsu! I wasn't expecting that. Yes please! About ten seconds later, some sauce was brought to go with it - nice. Not the best katsu I've ever had but definitely decent and, especially if we came back with the kids, I'd grab it again. From there, things were a blur. I'm sure we grabbed a California roll. Then we had... uh, I have no idea what else. By the time we were done, there was a beautiful multicolored stack of plates and two very happy, very full adults. Oh, shrimp shumai! We totally had some of that and loved it. I've usually had shumai at Dim Sum but this was served in a broth. I should have tried drinking it, but again - food blur. What I do remember is that both of us smiled a lot. Our only real disappointment was that when we had room for just one roll, the last UW roll got snagged from the belt before it reached us. Next time, right? $65 for two, who are well but weren't injured during the meal like we usually do at sushi.

TLDR: Bacon wrapped scallops, butterfly shrimp, and many interesting rolls such as Mango/Spicy Tuna roll. Tons of variety, nice servers, cool silver metal glasses, and everyone gets a booth. Plus they are open until 10pm unlike my favorite places in Bellevue. Pricing good.

I've had some really great experiences here. It's a conveyor sushi joint, but the rolls aren't bad and the service is always fast. It's a bit overpriced for what you get, but definitely not a bad spot for a quick lunch in downtown Bothell.

Sushi Zone is one of the last bastions for conveyor belt sushi in my area! When other places closed or turned off their belts after covid. Sushi Zone stayed true to its form and has benefited from it. All that aside, the portions are great along with the price. In all my experiences with Sushi Zone. Salmon is cut thick, and everything else has been very good, with great attentive service with refills on whatever you are drinking. Sushi Zone is now my official go to.

Sushi Zone was closed for renovations for a long while. It must have opened sometime in November or December since the last time I checked because the website said it was open for Christmas. Anyway, it was easy to tell why they were closed for so long coming in. The renovations looked great and the whole atmosphere had added comfort. It felt spacious, looked great, and they got rid of the bar part at the belt which I think was a good choice. They even got rid of the second door you used to have to go through. Even the food was better than before too. The Dancing Beach (one of the cooked rolls) is my favorite and can't wait to re-make this one of my regular stops.

I'm a sucker for revolving sushi and just had to try Sushi Zone out. I was pleasantly surprised to find they had two belts, one for hot foods and one for cold. To make the most of the experience, I only tried from the belts. I completely missed the sign of how much each plate is and just went at it to my heart's content. In my defense, it was a mini bday celebration to myself. I ended up getting rolls, some nigiri and a plate of crab rangoons. It seems like for the hot fried foods, it might be a toss up if you get the sauces that come with it. I didn't know that the rangoons would have it until a waiter handed it to me. Overall for the rolls and the nigiri, it all felt pretty fresh to me. I ended up spending about $50 for everything which I don't think was that bad for an somewhat indulgent dinner. The only mildly annoying thing is I suck at finding parking, especially at dinner hour. The closest lot was full and so was closest street parking. I ended up at city hall, as I typically do when visiting Bothell, and walking over.

We have been disappointed in the freshness of the fish the last 2-3 times that we have ordered from Sushi Zone. They used to be reliably high quality but our order tonight was not good. The tuna In particular should have been thrown away. It was very bad, to the point where my husband had to spit it out, and our son didn't finish dinner bc he got a piece with tuna and he lost his appetite. The other cooked items and salmon were ok, the red clam was pretty dried up. Overall, not a good experience and disappointing. We have been ordering from Sushi Zone for years, but might have to search for another option.

I've gotten ciguatera poisoning twice from the eel here. Both times vomiting and in extreme pain for two days, with lingering neurotoxic effects for a week. After the first time, I decided to give them another chance, and sadly was disappointed again. This used to be my favorite sushi place, but due to health and safety concerns I won't be ever going back.

Food is very fresh and reasonably priced, service is always with a smile, there can be a line at times, so plan on coming early if you want to get a table quickly, especially at dinner time

When did this restaurant pop up? It's so good to see a new conveyor belt restaurant. This place looked new, clean, and modern like it came right out of a video game! We arrived when it opened at 11:00 am on a Wednesday. We were greeted well and food came out fairly quickly. They welcomed us ordering from the Server as well. They had really good rolls and unique new flavors too! I loved how there were labels on the conveyor belt explaining what each item was composed of. The hamachi and unagi were our favorites. The salmon rolls which I forgot the name were also really good. I wish the Agadashi tofu had a lighter batter. They offered 5-6 different plate colors which each had a different price. Overall, it was fantastic and I can't wait to try the vast other plates!

I absolutely adored my time here! I often ordered takeout and was never let down. The wait was minimal, and the establishment is quite spacious. They display prices for each dish on the wall. While the service wasn't outstanding, it certainly wasn't poor either.

Overall excellent service and really great menu! I made a rather large order for my company and they made the process so easy! workers were very helpful. 5 stars all around. Very pleased with the level of customer service!

We love Sushi Zone and have been going for years. We even got weekly takeout during lockdown. The service is always really great and we're always greeted warmly when we show up. The new remodel is great and provides a lot more seating for the busy times. My only complaint is that there's a new machine noise that is very loud. It's loud to the point where it interferes with eating and talking. Hopefully they can get that sorted out soon.

This is a conveyor sushi place off of Bothell downtown. Nothing special. Just typical fare, typical cleanliness (not too clean, not too dirty). Service was hit and miss... Depended on who stopped by. Water tasted like some soda or juice. Probably the half wasn't really clean. Overall it's meh. Salmon skin roll was delicious.

For a conveyor belt sushi place, this is 5 stars. I love their bright space. Service is very chill, attentive but not annoying. The sushi always seems fresh. I love all their options...

Conveyor belt is fun and staff is friendly. There is a wide combination of choices. Price is reasonable and fish is fresh. (Not fishy smell or slimy so you can tell quality is pretty good. I like the fried calamari which comes warm/hot! I special order the salmon skin too

My go to sushi spot. So many awesome side dishes as well as rolls. If you haven't tried the spicy salmon bowl, I would recommend it!

My son and I love coming here. The selection is fantastic and the sushi is really good. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. They are priced well for what you get.

3.5 stars- but a place I would go to often. Food- conveyor belt sushi with good variety. Love how the belt is 2 layers- top for raw/cold items and bottom layer for hot food. Quality- as expected for conveyor belt sushi, and without any objections overall. The slices of nagiri feels satisfying, not too thin or small. Traditional use of colored plates to signify cost, OR You can order from the 10 page menu. **hot green tea with roasted rice - $1.75/ tea bag with unlimited hot water. Service- attentive with the hot water. Kid friendly, has high chairs, boosters and pre made kid chopsticks. Ambiance- 2 stars for quality of furniture. The area is spacious. I wouldn't not go here for this. Location- downtown Bothell on the corner of building. Street parking. Value- good! Range from $1.75-$5.50/plate. We had 29 plates + tempura ice cream $4.75 + 3 teas = $120 ish includes tax. Recommend- YES! Know I am biased toward conveyor belt sushi :)

Tried this place out and was quite impressed. The other reviews about the service are for real - I was seated within seconds of walking in. I took a plate of the cheese rangoons off of the belt and before I even took a bite someone gave me the sauce for it. I opened the menu and flipped to the second page and someone checked if I wanted anything. I finished my cup of tea and after a minute someone refilled it. The food is quite decent. There's 'normal' sushi (California rolls, salmon rolls, etc), unusual 'fun' sushi (fruit rolls??), and fancy sushi (toro). I appreciated everything on the belt being labelled too. The only downside is that the closest (free?) parking is a not-so-nice gravel lot across the street, but was still very roomy even when I went on a weekend dinner. The conveyor sushi place closest to me stopped using their conveyor ever since the pandemic, so I'm glad to have found another conveyor place.

Reasonably priced, great interior design, sushi quality is very good!! Love coming here!

My 8 year old granddaughter loves sushi so I took her for her birthday. We both enjoyed it. Great selection. Good service. What we had was fresh. Good experience

Our family loves this place! So glad they expanded in 2023 - and even with doubling their seating there can still be a 15-20 minute wait on the weekends. Fantastic conveyor belt

Excellent food and Excellent service, we love conveyer belt sushi and all of the rolls we had were great! There is typically a wait however it goes by quickly and staff is helpful.

Sushi Zone got a renovation! I've never been here prior to renos (we tried and the wait was too long) but the new conveyor belts are always stocked for hot and cold dishes, and goes fast. We are always seated very quickly and we never stay long because the service is super quick (less than an hour). Parking is a bit hard to find... since there is limited street parking immediately outside. The dishes range from $3-7 each plate depending on the color of the plates. Normally for 2 people, we will spend $50-60 before tax and tip and that's a good price to pay (without drinks as well) and we always pull dishes off the belt (rather than ordering a la carte). We will grab a mixture of almost all the different fish - hamachi, tuna, ikura, salmon, etc. (and there are a lot! which is a plus) and everything is fresh and delicious. The fish is not too small and there is not an over-ratio of rice either. Compared to other conveyor belt sushi places, I'm definitely enjoying Sushi Zone more. I've only tried a handful of hot dishes, and they're both great too. Service is super fast! Once I grabbed a tempura off the belt, and someone came by shortly after to give me the sauce for dipping. Bill is quick and water service is also quick.

Update review: newly remodeled restaurant with good reasonably priced conveyor belt sushi. Perfect for the whole family! This is our go to sushi place and I'm so glad the place looks much better and they updated new plates, dish ware and everything. It's practically a new restaurant!

Ambiance has definitely changed for the better. But, their salmon sushi bowl is the best! Fresh and fatty salmon, portion size was very good, and service pretty awesome. Place was getting busy. Good in and out bcoz service was super fast. Can't recommend this place enough. Thanks daughter for showing us this hidden gem, not so much .

My first time trying this place, love that it's a conveyer belt sushi spot. However freshness of fish wasn't very on par and when receiving our waters there was little floaties which really put me off. Not really worth it for the price and quality of service.

Love this place so much. Everyone is good. Their rolls don't have too much rice and the fish is so fresh. This is a weekly stop for me. I'd give it 10 stars if I could.

Great quality! Food was delicious and it's become a good place to grab a quick bite after work!

We've been here for lunch and dinner. It's super reasonable, and the sushi is great. I honestly can't complain. Some of the booths are a little beat up - so the seating area could use some love, but the food and green tea is great. The service was fast - and you basically know what you're getting. For a quick, good priced sushi spot - this is it.

I got take out from here not really expecting much but I was pleasantly surprised at how delicious and high quality the fish was! I also love Tamago nigiri and it was so yummy and sweet. Definitely going to be my go-to sushi takeout spot!

I wanted sushi for dinner late last week and ordered takeout from Sushi Zone. I got the Caterpillar Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Gold Roll, Fantasy Roll, and Shrimp Nigiri (Cooked). I liked all the rolls I ordered, with the Gold roll and Caterpillar roll being my favorites. After ordering on DoorDash I realized some of the roll are more expensive on DoorDash compared to ordering on their website. I will definitely be ordering again and trying some of their other options.

I ordered delivery via Grubhub and was not disappointed. The rolls were delicious. I got the Spicy Tuna, Philly Roll, UW Roll and Super Duper Roll. Everything was well packaged and yummy. I have tried quite a few sushi places and always try each places spicy tuna. This wasn't my favorite; it lacked a little heat and the texture was a little off. Overall, this restaurant is great for takeout, delivery, and felt like a good value for your money.

There was recently a new remodel and I love it before the food was decent and the restaurant was a little run down however the remodel is so nice fr fr and the restaurant feels so much larger everyone should come here. it is awesome Burger King has nothing on this place so if you don't come here I will launch 14 thermonuclear missiles from my TI 84 calculator strait to your house on guh no cap.

I wasn't happy with their sushi several years ago but am very glad I decided to give them another chance in 2020. I've gotten deliveries from them (using UberEats) several times and have so far enjoyed everything. I don't really see myself going back to the restaurant (to dine in) but I'm incredibly likely to order takeout or delivery from them again (and soon).

Sushi Zone re-opened and I still love it. The prices remain reasonable. The remodel made it more bright and open and gave a lot more seating. Belt style serving is just fun. The only bummer is that they don't always provide a description. For example they will have a sign that says something like "Flying Dragon" and I won't try that, as I don't have a clue what is in It. It seems about 50/50 for signs that explain what it is and signs with nothing but mystery names. The hot foods have less descriptions than the cold. Despite that, it is a great place, the service is wonderful, and the experience is fun.

First of all, I think this restaurant is more towards the food than the ambiance. It is more geared towards the value of the food and varieties. The environment, not so much for a date. Service was good for the 2 times we were here. They are always super busy. Last time on a weeknight waited for 30 mins at 8 pm. Last night, Friday, waited for about 20 mins at 7:30 pm. I crave their sushi. I always love kura sushi, sushi me and genki sushi, but this place just serves some different rolls, fish, and hot food, like white tuna and fried oysters. Overall, other than the wait and how busy the servers are, it was a good experience. Will definitely come back.