11 Best Sushi Bars in Renton

“Food was good. Service was good, but their QR code ordering system was really bad. We couldn't order individually in the app, and had to submit one order as a table. We had to seperate all our orders afterwards with the waitress, and ended up just splitting the bill down the middle.“

“I definitely like it 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻“

“Sat outside for lunch with my mom the other day, was our first time in and we both shared the Bento Sushi Box 🍱 & the Alaskan Roll and it was a perfect amount of food. My mom had never had sashimi OR nigiri before and she loved the nigiri 🍣
The food, the service from our waiter and the atmosphere was all amazing! Definitely would recommend and great spot for lunch! Everything was FRESH and delicious!“

“Such a great atmosphere! Owner is fantastic. Highly recommend all the food, sushi was so good. Thank you!“

“My husband and I have been coming here for six years pretty regularly. The food is always delicious and in good portions, and we always love chatting with the friendly staff and owner! The sushi is always fresh and amazing. My husband loves the curries, and we both love the bento boxes!“

“Finally visited the new location! Their udon is so good! The owner remembers me from the original Kirkland location 5 years ago!“

“First order: I was really excited. The portions felt on par with what I would expect for the cost, and most importantly, the meals seemed fresh. The flavors were really good and packaged well. As someone who hates leftovers, I really enjoyed my first order. I would have given 4/5 stars.

My second order this week, not so much. (Maybe I ordered the wrong things this week). The breakfast portions were small (I was still hungry afterward), and the quality didn’t feel the same as the week before. The scrambled eggs with asparagus turned the eggs slimy and brown—not the most appealing. Dinners during the second week were decent but included fillers, like what appeared to be canned green beans. More roasted broccoli would have felt better, in my opinion.

So it depends on the week, I guess. I already ordered for next week, so we’ll see. I’ll update my review if the quality improves. I would order again for convenience (I’m currently postpartum, so having premade meals is super helpful!), but for this price point, I would expect the quality to stay consistent or improve.“

“my friend brought me here last year for bento and it was so good, after a work shift today my other friend tried to say I haven't had the best teriyaki in renton lol and I end up here to tell him I have had this place and the house fried rice hit the spot I'll come here anytime I'm in the area !“

“I would recommend making a restaurant here in Las Vegas. Genki is a staple back home in Hawaii, and no sushi place here is up to par. I feel like you folks will make a lot of money, especially because of the amount of locals here.“

“Great food, large portions, usually quick service. Love the salad dressing and teriyaki sauce. Their meats are trimmed pretty good and not over cooked/dried out. This is where I normally get teriyaki close to home. I only get take out so I can't speak for dine in customers. My only gripe is that it's expensive, that's inflation and everywhere though. Two regular teriyaki meals and sushi was 60 plus tip. Three of us ate two meals (dinner twice) with the amount of food plus some meats leftover. Overall happy and would recommend!“

“Mizu was better than I expected. From the outside, the place looks a little run down and the location in front of a hotel did not give me high hopes, but the inside was clean and the food was pretty solid. Service was also quick.

The biggest downside was the atmosphere. There was another table with a child screaming for most of the meal, and I was surprised no one from the restaurant addressed it. Eventually our table just started making jokes about it and occasionally looking at each other and screaming like the kid, so at least we found a way to entertain ourselves.

There was also one awkward moment where the chef made a couple of jokes toward a child at the table and his aunt that felt a little inappropriate for the setting. The kid seemed to know exactly what he was talking about, which somehow made it even more awkward.

That said, this is the only hibachi place on the Eastside that I’ve been able to find, and I love hibachi, so I’ll absolutely be back. The food was good enough to outweigh the weirdness.“