13 Best Sushi Bars in Everett

“We ate at Katana for my husband’s birthday dinner. It was a busy weeknight. We were greeted by a lovely hostess who immediately made us feel welcome. Our server, Kingsley, was absolutely phenomenal- definitely one of the top servers we have ever encountered anywhere! She was tending to multiple tables, bar customers, and also making drinks. She was easily one of the busiest employees there, yet she kept a big smile on her face and a kind, positive spirit throughout our entire service. The sushi was delicious, as always. Katana is consistently reliable to serve good food, but this time we had especially amazing service as well. I highly recommend katana for a family celebrating a special occasion!“

“We have been looking for a go to teryaki spot for a while now, and we found it!! Food here is absolutley amazing, fresh, filling, literally everything you can want from a nice mom and pop shop like this. Owners are super friendly and the vibe is very homey. This is what teriyaki shops should strive to be! They have a kids meal too which means a lot for someone with kids.

Tldr: this place is worth it in every way, shape, and form. Go there now.“

“Everything is excellente!“

“Note: We attempted to talk with the managers/staff before posting this, but we were told the fish was supposed to be this way. I didn’t think to take photos because we assumed after talking with the staff the issue would be fixed so we brought them the leftovers. We have been eating sushi for several decades and have never had fish that smelled and or looked like this. Normally we eat here in restaurant, but this last week we ordered and picked up. The tuna handrolls looked like it had been in a meat grinder and tasted bitter. The sashimi special we normally order had all kinds of connective tissue and fat clumps we had to try to tear off the meat because we could not chew through it. Instead of being soft the hamachi (yellowtail tuna) was hard chewy. I eventually spit it out in to my napkin. We gave up when it came to the salmon portion because it didn’t smell right.“

“I was in the area and randomly stopped for lunch. Actually wanted to go to next door , but their advertisement for zary soba noodles caught my eye. Rare to see being served.
Umami serves a poke bowls, but there are also cooked options for protein, from teriyaki, to salmon.

Expansive menu, clean ship and super friendly young gentleman behind counter.
Great discovery!“

“I've been trying different sushi spots around north of Seattle for the last few years, and Tokyo House is one of those places I keep coming back to. Nothing flashy, just consistently good sushi and really friendly people. The fish tasted fresh, the rice was on point, and they weren't stingy with the portions.

I drove up from Seattle on a weekend and it was definitely worth it. We ordered a mix of nigiri, a couple specialty rolls, and sashimi, and honestly there wasn't anything we'd skip next time. Service was attentive without hovering, and our food came out pretty quickly even though they were fairly busy.

If you're in Everett and want solid sushi without paying downtown Seattle prices, I'd recommend giving this place a shot. I'll definitely be back next time I'm up this way.“

“Came here as a party of 3 for an early dinner (4p on a Sunday) and they weren't that busy so no wait.

You order based upon what you mark on the sheet, but can order outside of it for some specialty things.

There was no spicy Cali rolls only regular and there were very limited veg rolls. The veg yakisoba was good though. There was crispy tofu on it & a scoop of rice! The noodle to veg felt 40/60 veg, which was a little disappointing, but I suppose tasty nonetheless. It came with miso soup, but I generally don't like that so I passed it to another in my party to eat.

Service was prompt, though the table seems a smidge small for all the plates that got ordered but it all worked out.

The restaurant shares a parking lot so I can see it getting busy.“

“This place is great for an early dinner, you could easily wait 45 minutes for a table otherwise. I’ve also had moments where there was no way to accommodate 5 people.
Once get in, it’s an incredible meal that was worth the wait“

“I order to go from here a few times a month, my husband loves the spicy chicken teriyaki. Super friendly and the food never disappoints.“

“We reserved a table online for their Cowboy Brunch for 4. The music was so loud that we could not even have a conversation. Two of us received our food cold. The waitress brought out two new plates, again cold! Needless to say we didn't eat them. The deposit was suppose to come.off the bill ($100.00), but we all paid individually, with the waitress saying she would refund the original deposit. A week later still not refunded and no one will return the call. Absolutely terrible experience!“

“The food is always perfection. The presentation is always beautiful. The egg rolls are crisp and delicious. We LOVE this place. For us, it's the only place to get perfect Asian food. They are always so kind when you come in. Highest of recommendations!! You won't be sorry. It will quickly become your favorite place to eat.“

“it's the best restaurant me and my family love it“

“Long ago there used to be a French bakery in the same location. They were amazing. Imagine my shock to see that is now a sushi place and that they had all you can eat! Dove right in. First of all the value is there if you want to eat a lot of sushi and don’t care if it is made correctly. However the calamari side was super burnt (over fried), the wasabi is not real, and there is more sugar added to things than should be. The sugar is why I don’t recommend. I am guessing that it is this way because it is in an area that can get away with it. At first I thought might be worth the drive. But when you also factor we were on a date and the lady got upset that we didn’t want to sit at the counter but a table. Then was super grumpy and rude to us the whole experience. Pretending as well at our table she didn’t speak English well, yet did fine elsewhere. I was tempted to tell her in Spanish her attitude was as awful as the calamari was over cooked. But decided she could continue thinking whites and Asians don’t speak Spanish. Chose to be the bigger person in the moment and regret it, so be prepared if you get a heavy set Mexican lady. Was not helpful with pretending not to speak English well when our first time there and wanted to verify how things worked. 36.95 per person + tip (which gave 24% because is not the chefs fault she was a pain). For the same cost the two of us could have eaten quality sushi and not just been full, but also have had a better experience. Overall I don’t recommend this place. Mill Creek has a better sushi place by far, without the all you can eat gimmick. If you go take note of the bottom of the menu. You will find rule about waste and being charged for it, as well as eat all rice. We had a couple rolls that the end pieces were missing much of any substance and were mostly rice. The wrapping on the rolls was pretty loose, meaning they were a pain to pickup with chopsticks and falling apart everywhere (however we went in the after dinner rush and could have just been tired so kept that in mind when calculating tip).“