Muto Sushi & Bowl

Sushi is fine, average. This place is depressing. Although someone is at the cash register in an empty restaurant you still need to order from an electronic touch screen.No communication with anyone, no place to sit while you wait, no in-store dining, sterile. It has the ambiance of a place you'd get an oil change or wait for your dry cleaning. For a stop and grab-type sushi place, it just doesn't feel like the right location other than the bus stop out front. This neighborhood needs little stores/restaurants that are warm and welcoming. This is the opposite.

Chirashi bowl is good, lots of fish and good quality like someone else mentioned. Ramen isn't as great- noodles have a really good chew, but since everything is to go, the dried seaweed gets soggy (even though it's in a separate compartment with the noodles separated from the broth) and there are no veggies really, just green onion and a fully cooked egg, not an ajitama soft-boiled egg, though that's what they're going for.. just get the sushi or chirashi bowl, unless you do like your ramen with no frills, in which case it does taste good and spicy (got the volcano one).Forgot to mention that there is no seating inside, even though there is a bench bar looking thing, but the server says no dine-in, so we just sat at the bus stop, which IMO is a perfectly placed stop, with a two person bench just outside the door to Muto. Way to go, Sound Transit!

Great stuff! California Crunch was made to order. The rolls felt generously stuffed and tasted fresh and delicious. Looking forward to going back and trying their bowls and other sushi offerings. Would recommend.

Love this takeout place! Very fresh, quick, and reasonably priced. The sushi isn't too fancy but delicious. Poke bowl was surprisingly good. Staff are positive and friendly.

Our new neighborhood spot for takeout! We got the chicken karaage curry bowl with a couple ready-made rolls. Everything was ready in less than 10 minutes, can't wait to go back and try more!

We were going weekly... walking in to pick up sushi or ordering lunches/dinners to pick up. But then they got rid of the little counter seats at the window and the one table. When the weather was bad, my daughter and I liked to walk over and eat before wandering through the bookstore. Or at least sit and chat while we wait for our food. It feels less welcoming now. It's not a takeout window. Be a part of the neighborhood! I haven't been back but I keep an eye out for those window stools. Food was okay but not enough to get me to go back now.

So glad Muto is finally open again after renovations! And with an expanded cooked food menu. Still as good as before. So excited our neighborhood sushi and ramen place is back.

The last food safety rating on this place was half a year ago, but since they just reopened last week I'd assume they cleaned up and got fresh fish. I don't know what it was like beforehand, but how it looks now didn't feel like a place that should be handling raw fish. It looked clean and the interior was nice, but for some reason there were no customers (or even takeout orders) at peak dinner hour.At first glance the fish color looks healthy and the cuts were ok, but it ended up being very chewy and tasting super fishy. It tasted like it came out of a market and not one of Uwajimaya's quality. The salad greens were red and rusty, another sign that the food is not fresh. After all that, I didn't have much of an appetite. I didn't want to risk the food poisoning so I tossed it after eating a few pieces. California roll is great, though lacking in mayo. I'd eat cooked foods here, just not raw fish.I do want to like the place but there were just too many red flags.

Ordered the salmon poke bowl and a milk tea boba, service was amazing, the bowl was very good

Incredible food, the freshness is unmatched, very good customer service as well, Muto are pros!