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Basic spot serving diverse rolls, plus hibachi-grilled items & Japanese curries, for lunch & dinner.
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Address: 11628 97th Ln NE, Kirkland, WA 98034
Phone: (425) 825-8899
Website: http://otosushiusa.com/
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Reviews
Brett Melton
For absolutely amazing sushi at a good price, you have to try Oto Sushi!! We have gone as a family many times and my youngest daughter doesn’t like sushi but they have lots of good options for those that don’t. The rest of the family LOVES good sushi and it’s hard to find a place that serves really good, quality food at a price most people can afford.
The presentation is always nice. They spend time thinking about how to display the food in an eye appealing way but also fun.
The service is top notch. They pride themselves in making sure the customer is happy and satisfied. We have been there numerous times and the service is always fantastic.
It’s a relatively small place so it might be worth it to call ahead if you have anybody in a wheelchair or walker. The restaurant is on the street level so there are no stairs but the entry way includes some tight turns but you won’t have a problem getting in but there isn’t a lot of space between tables so calling in ahead for those with mobility needs is worth it.
With the tables being relatively close together, there isn’t any real privacy but the noise level isn’t bad and people there are pleasant and it doesn’t feel awkward. I would say that it would be nice to be in a bigger space that is more spread out, but they’re limited with the space they have.
The menu is quite extensive with a lot of options. It is fun to go multiple times and try new rolls or dinner platters. The rainbow dinner is fun as that is served on a boat like platter with a dry ice / steam bowl that covers the food. The firecracker roll and mexican roll are great options if you like a little spice.
Overall, this is a great place and I highly recommend it.
… moreThe presentation is always nice. They spend time thinking about how to display the food in an eye appealing way but also fun.
The service is top notch. They pride themselves in making sure the customer is happy and satisfied. We have been there numerous times and the service is always fantastic.
It’s a relatively small place so it might be worth it to call ahead if you have anybody in a wheelchair or walker. The restaurant is on the street level so there are no stairs but the entry way includes some tight turns but you won’t have a problem getting in but there isn’t a lot of space between tables so calling in ahead for those with mobility needs is worth it.
With the tables being relatively close together, there isn’t any real privacy but the noise level isn’t bad and people there are pleasant and it doesn’t feel awkward. I would say that it would be nice to be in a bigger space that is more spread out, but they’re limited with the space they have.
The menu is quite extensive with a lot of options. It is fun to go multiple times and try new rolls or dinner platters. The rainbow dinner is fun as that is served on a boat like platter with a dry ice / steam bowl that covers the food. The firecracker roll and mexican roll are great options if you like a little spice.
Overall, this is a great place and I highly recommend it.
Marta Stashevska
Their happy hour menu is surprisingly large, with great choices like the dragon roll and eel roll—both delicious. I also ordered the Philadelphia roll from the regular menu. They serve edamame, but I’d recommend adding green tea and miso soup to round out the experience.
Enough space on a Wednesday around lunch time.
… moreEnough space on a Wednesday around lunch time.
R .Cas
Cute little hole in the wall sushi spot. Delicious sushi. Will return soon.
… moreHung Tran
Oto Sushi is my new go-to in Kirkland! It’s conveniently near Juanita Park with easy parking. They do lunch and dinner, offering everything from sushi to comfort grub like rice bowls. Inside, it’s chill with plenty of seats – never had to wait, even during peak times.
The service rocks; they bring out drinks and edamame right away, a cool touch. Lunch is our vibe for the wallet, but dinner has more choices. Fish isn’t super fancy, but it beats conveyor belt joints or places in the same price zone. The salmon passes our taste test.
Love that they don’t overload the nigiri with rice, letting the fish shine. Soy sauce isn’t crazy salty, and the free miso soup has a sweet kick. Rolls come in different price ranges, and they’re worth it. Our top pick is the King Salmon roll. They’re quick with the food – no long waits.
We usually drop around $20 per person for lunch. Overall, Oto Sushi nails it with a sweet location, reasonable prices, a mix of options, and tasty bites. Perfect for a laid-back sushi fix!
… moreThe service rocks; they bring out drinks and edamame right away, a cool touch. Lunch is our vibe for the wallet, but dinner has more choices. Fish isn’t super fancy, but it beats conveyor belt joints or places in the same price zone. The salmon passes our taste test.
Love that they don’t overload the nigiri with rice, letting the fish shine. Soy sauce isn’t crazy salty, and the free miso soup has a sweet kick. Rolls come in different price ranges, and they’re worth it. Our top pick is the King Salmon roll. They’re quick with the food – no long waits.
We usually drop around $20 per person for lunch. Overall, Oto Sushi nails it with a sweet location, reasonable prices, a mix of options, and tasty bites. Perfect for a laid-back sushi fix!
Roland Serb
This place is great! The atmosphere is relaxing and comfortable. And the sushi was delicious. And they give you a good amount of wasabi and ginger. I loved the volcano roll. If you like things that have a little kick to them I would highly recommend. Place seems kid friendly and a large group could fit in depending on the time you come.
… moreMari Kim
Sushi melted deliciously, luxuriously in our mouths — exceptional preparation. Ordered the nigiri omakase which included ikura, toro, chutoro, otoro, king salmon, yellow tail, sweet spotted shrimp (head fried), several pieces of broiled salmon as well as a roll. it came with me so soup. We ordered some baked mussels and ikura from the Columbia River on the side. Tab came out to $88 for the two of us.
Service was attentive and food was prepared very quickly even though the restaurant was full. parking is plentiful and free.
… moreService was attentive and food was prepared very quickly even though the restaurant was full. parking is plentiful and free.
Rohollah Soltani
Great sushi at a reasonable price! The fish tastes fresh, the rolls are well made, and the portions are just right. The service is friendly and attentive without being overbearing. Overall, a cozy spot that offers great value for the quality , definitely worth coming back!eat sushi, reasonable price, nice service
… moreDave M
Delicious! Got the Omakase and was not disappointed. Really fresh fish, prepared exceptionally well. I’ve tried Shrimp Sashimi before, but this was the first time I liked it.
… moreHuong Phan
We love the Oto Sushi in Redmond and we’ve been going there quite often. This time we were in the area and decide to eat here, thinking it would have similar quality. But it was disappointing. The chicken karaage was dry, the batter tasted like dust. The ikura nigiri was quite fresh but somehow bland. The spicy tuna roll was just bland, no flavor compared to what we have at the Redmond branch; the sushi rice was dry, not stick together. It’s really not a good sign that we had food left over and didn’t want to box it to go.
… moreDavid Clobes
Very nice and cozy dinning room with a sushi bar. Service was flawless.
Menu was nice and all the rolls we ordered came out quick and looked BEAUTIFUL. My only complaint is the dishes lacked that umami flavor I really enjoy with Sushi and other Japanese dishes.
Maybe I’m being picky, but there was a brown sauce that was poured on 4 of the 5 rolls we ordered that was extremely sweet. (I want to say it was Unagi but it was so sweet I wasn’t sure)
My favorite roll is typically “the Dragon roll” or Eel with Unagi and fish, I typically get one almost every time I go for sushi.
I was shocked at how sweet it was, almost like they had used Oysters sauce in place of the Unagi. The first few bites were delicious but the sweetness kept building and eventually made the rolls sort of a chore to finish.
I typically like more Salty, bold, Umami “yummy” flavored rolls so I was disappointed with these as I had to supplement every bite with left over gyoza sauce and the table soy sauce.
My pallet is obviously not the final say in flavor but I would only recommend the Sushi Rolls if you like them in the sweeter side.
We ordered
Gyoza (phenomenal filling and the sauce was perfect)
Fire starter roll (the best one that tastes the most like clean fish sushi)
Dragon roll (way to sweet)
Crunchy roll (way to sweet)
Salmon king roll (2nd best of the list)
Spider roll (extremely bland unfortunately)
Mizo soup was also very tasty.
Over all it was still a delicious lunch, just a little to sweet for my preference.
… moreMenu was nice and all the rolls we ordered came out quick and looked BEAUTIFUL. My only complaint is the dishes lacked that umami flavor I really enjoy with Sushi and other Japanese dishes.
Maybe I’m being picky, but there was a brown sauce that was poured on 4 of the 5 rolls we ordered that was extremely sweet. (I want to say it was Unagi but it was so sweet I wasn’t sure)
My favorite roll is typically “the Dragon roll” or Eel with Unagi and fish, I typically get one almost every time I go for sushi.
I was shocked at how sweet it was, almost like they had used Oysters sauce in place of the Unagi. The first few bites were delicious but the sweetness kept building and eventually made the rolls sort of a chore to finish.
I typically like more Salty, bold, Umami “yummy” flavored rolls so I was disappointed with these as I had to supplement every bite with left over gyoza sauce and the table soy sauce.
My pallet is obviously not the final say in flavor but I would only recommend the Sushi Rolls if you like them in the sweeter side.
We ordered
Gyoza (phenomenal filling and the sauce was perfect)
Fire starter roll (the best one that tastes the most like clean fish sushi)
Dragon roll (way to sweet)
Crunchy roll (way to sweet)
Salmon king roll (2nd best of the list)
Spider roll (extremely bland unfortunately)
Mizo soup was also very tasty.
Over all it was still a delicious lunch, just a little to sweet for my preference.