Oto Sushi

Open for lunch at noon on a Sunday, Oto Sushi provided a great meal for the four of us at affordable prices in a nice, casual atmosphere.We came a bit early, so had to wait a bit for it to open, but the good news was that it left us off-street parking right in front of the store. We were the first ones in, and the server was friendly and let us choose where we wanted to sit. We ordered a variety of dishes, most to share, and all of it was good. They have a menu like a diner, but with non-binded, laminated pages...they must get mostly maki orders since I could imagine mistakes would be made if individual sushi was being ordered (no paper and pencil to place your sushi/sashimi order).Gyoza ($5.95) - pan-fried. made from frozen, store bought.Shrimp Tempura Roll ($9.95) - solid roll, decent size, tempura was cold but still crunchy.Bluefin Tuna Avocado Roll ($8.95) - great value, very creamy avocado, decent tuna.MT ST Helen Roll ($15.95) - a baked roll. OK amount, a bit messy, but tasty.911 roll ($12.95) - loved the crunchy outside with fine bread crumbs. Would get this again everytime. Dragon Roll ($16.95) - most expensive roll of the day, because of the snow crab and unagi.Yaki Soba ($16.95) - plenty of soba noodles, mixed with well diced vegetables.Kake Udon ($8.95) - simplest dish to make (even at home), but a good way to warm up on a chilly day with a dependable, filling bowl.You pay at the table, and were out of there in plenty of time to continue our day. The ingredients weren't the best quality, but the value and quantity and service was excellent.

Food: the food was ok. I feel that I've been to other sushi places that had a little bit better sauces. When I would pick up the rolls it would fall apart. Service: the service was extra slow. I felt that we wait so long for our food and it was unfortunate that we didn't get any updates as we sat there and waited. When the sushi came out wasabi wasn't included on the plate so I had to bother the chefs for some because our server was super MIA. Don't get me wrong though, when we were being served the host/waiter was very nice and pleasant. Ambiance: it's a cute place. Easy to find. It's casual and there are tv's on the walls so if you wanna watch the game or some random show they have on there's that too.

Came here a few days ago with my partner before heading to the movie theatre. We came when it just opened for the evening around 4:30pm. It was quaint inside and had an "old-school" sushi restaurant interior. Good place to bring your friends, but a little out-dated for a nice date spot. Service is average, not much to comment about that.It was happy hour, so we mostly ordered from that menu. We ordered a Salmon King Roll, Sleeping Tiger Roll, and two Spicy Salmon Rolls. All three of these rolls were okay, it satisfied our sushi craving but there wasn't anything exciting about these rolls. Out of the three I tried though, I liked the Sleeping Tiger Roll the most.

Mid-sized sushi restaurant in a small strip mall in northwest area of downtown Redmond. Have a few parking spaces in front of the strip mall, as there is construction right across. Doing decent business on a weekday night. Has a center area with a sushi bar and two smaller areas on the wings. We got some chicken kaarage and calamari tempura to share. Both were passable, but not particular good. The kaarage doesn't have a much of crisp. For main, got the miyabi sushi dinner. The sashimi and nigiri are decent. Also includes a choice of a roll, and I got the spicy tuna roll, which has a little bit of spice to it. There is enough raw seafood and rice on the plate to get full, but it's not cheap at $43 before tax and tip. Overall, food was alright. Seafood seems decent quality, and you'll pay a decent chunk of change for it.

The food and service were great. The server was attentive. The sushi was fresh and tasty.

One of the best sushi places here in Redmond. Everything was fresh & tasted good. Definitely worth the wait.

Had a lovely dining experience here! Looks like a small place from the outside, but is a comfy sushi place with a warm atmosphere and friendly staff. There is free parking there, even in the heart of Redmond downtown, but it didn't look like there was a lot of it. Menu was plentiful and alcohol is available. Everything tasted really fresh, was plated well and was priced pretty average for the region. I will say they have happy hour also and prices are very fair at that time.Definitely will visit again.

Yummy sushi for a reasonable price! And a great variety too, surprised that rating is so low

Do you like fresh amazing tasting sushi? How about great staff and chefs?? Well this is the place for you. Wow every time I leave I have to plan my return. I love this place!!! GIVE IT A TRY OR YOU WILL MISS OUT!

Delicious, high quality sushi with fast service and a peaceful ambience. On the more expensive side, but you get what you pay for. Everything we've tried here has been fantastic!One of the few places around who don't feel the need to blast music and make it hard to have a conversation. Thats one of the reasons why Oto Sushi has become our favorite spots for special occasions/anniversaries.