Village Sushi
$$ • Japanese, Sushi Bars, Asian FusionAbout Village Sushi
Customers' Favorites
Salmon Hand Roll
California Roll
Chicken Teriyaki
Sashimi Course
Sashimi Deluxe
Seaweed Salad
Chirashi Sushi
Seattle Roll
Rainbow Roll
Sushi Deluxe
Village Sushi Reviews
231 ratings
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Best sushi. Joe is an exceptional sushi chef. His support staff are incredible. Vintage stereo equipment and vinyl records on the walls. Don’t miss out.
Best sushi we’ve ever had! Great atmosphere and super friendly service!
Mr. Cho, the owner, is a true class act. His restaurant exudes a calm, welcoming atmosphere. From the incredible original artwork to the impeccable jazz playing throughout the space, it’s clear that he has excellent taste.
That same attention to quality extends to the food. The fish was exceptionally fresh and full of flavor. I can genuinely say this was the best sushi I had in Seattle, and I will absolutely be returning whenever I’m back in town. Do yourself...read full review
That same attention to quality extends to the food. The fish was exceptionally fresh and full of flavor. I can genuinely say this was the best sushi I had in Seattle, and I will absolutely be returning whenever I’m back in town. Do yourself...read full review
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 5 - 10PM |
| Wednesday | 5 - 10PM |
| Thursday | 5 - 10PM |
| Friday | 5 - 10PM |
| Saturday | 5 - 10PM |
| Sunday | 5 - 10PM |
Village Sushi offers a unique dining experience with its blend of jazz vinyl and traditional Japanese decor. The dimly lit atmosphere provides a cozy setting for a date night or a casual outing. The restaurant is known for its fresh and delicious sushi, including popular rolls like the V-Roll, Dragon Roll, and Godzilla Roll. Customers have praised the quality of the fish, noting that it is astoundingly fresh and lovingly prepared. The portions are generous, and standout items like the toro, salmon, and tamago receive high marks. While the tempura is average, the udon remains a unique seafood-flavored option. The staff is warm and welcoming, adding to the family vibes that make it a great spot for a night out. However, it's worth noting that Village Sushi does not serve tea, which is uncommon for sushi places. The chill setting, with vinyl jazz playing on the hi-fi, enhances the experience, making it a favorite spot for those who appreciate high-quality sushi and a taste of Japan in Seattle.