Bluefin Sushi Bar

Consistent, delicious, and right next to Hollywood MAX. Wonderful.Also, who doesn't love a loyalty card!?

The staff is the best part about this place. The chefs were pleasant and helpful. This place is not connected to that Bluefin place on Broadway. I sat at the bar and they had a TV above it, which was nice to watch the Blazers game. There was as a strange smell that I couldn't identify, but I got over it. I ordered some edamame, miso soup, some nigiri, and a roll. The edamame were not great. The miso was just okay. I was most disappointed in the nigiri. The fish seemed cut a little sloppy and not very well put together. They were just okay. The roll was nothing to rave about either. I was offered some sea urchin/uni nigiri being told it was very fresh. It was still not that great. Overall, it could be better. The prices were not bad. It is more affordable than other spots in the city.

Amazing sushi restaurant and hidden gem in Portland. While the restaurant is small, the quality of the food is one of the highest I've seen in any restaurant. The quality of the fish was amazing, the presentation of the food was artistic, and the food was prepared to perfection. I was recommended this restaurant by a friend when visiting Portland and I was not disappointed at all. The entire staff is very professional and makes customer satisfaction a priority. The owners of the restaurant are a very kind family who maintain high standards for their food as well as prioritize great customer experiences.Don't let this small and low-key restaurant fool you as they serve some of the best sushi in the city and will be one of your favorite restaurants to keep coming back to.

Wanting to try a new sushi spot and was in the area and found this spot. There's actually another bluefin that I originally wanted to try, and it's on Broadway as well, but Google Maps took us to the closest one. So if you are looking, make sure you are going to the right one. Anyways even though it wasn't the one I wanted to try out it actually ended up being really good. They had a lot of items that other sushi bars don't really offer. It's a quiet and small spot. Server was really nice. They do have a special baord so check it out. We got a variety of things and we got a couple of the tuna specials. My husband really like the monkfish liver, he says not a lot of sushi places offer that. We really enjoyed everything we ordered.

Not bad food but not my fav sushi spot. When I eat sushi I like trying fresh tasting, creative rolls or some specialty nigiri. This didn't seem like that kind of sushi place after looking at their roll and fish selection so we decided to just share a katsu Bento Box and the Monk Fish Liver appetizer. I like that they have pork katsu here usually most places just have chicken. While the food was pretty good, it wasn't anything too memorable for me. However, I do like the atmosphere. The space is pretty small and cozy, and if you're just lookin for a good place to just enjoy some beer/sake with some basic rolls or Japanese kitchen food this spot will still do fine.

Back again after not eating here for awhile. As always beautiful food, beautifully presented. Room is comfy, service is great and the food comes up fast. I love sushi and this place does a great job - could actually eat here at least once a week. Not going to wait so long before our next visit.

Bluefin Sushi Bar- not to be confused with the other one is our go-to for sushi. Love the fresh hand rolls & Alaskan + Philadelphia rolls. Really good sake & the owner is the sweetest. Don't forgot to take your punchcard! Small outside seating area too.

I LOVE SUSHI. Moving from hawaii to Oregon, I feared I wouldn't get quality fish anywhere because of the fact that I lived on a beautiful island where fresh fish was caught daily. This is walking distance from my apartment which was a SCORE.Parking: street, it's a crowded neighborhood so it may be difficult to find a spot.Venue: intimate. About 12 group seats and a bar area. Food: the quality of the fish was okay. When asked what fishes were previously frozen, and they said that their fish was fresh catch, but you can taste that the ahi was frozen beforehand. We enjoy toro pieces because it's much fatty and melts in your mouth like butter. So we usually get the salmon toro and blue fin toro. The kamikaze roll is DELICIOUS. And a must try. The dragon roll is also delicious but I would take the kamikaze roll over that because of the spicyness. We've tried their hamachi and unagi nigiris as well. I recommend this place if you don't mind spending more for quality fish.

I came here last week with my 2 girls and thought we would grab some quick lunch before heading over to Trader Joe's. It's cute and the service was attentive. They have an upstairs room for groups but the prices seemed a lil too high. We had 2 spicy scallop hand rolls that were about $8.95 each and 2 rolls for $16.95a piece! So the food in my photos cost us about $65 with tip. I'm not opposed to expensive sushi...I get this isn't a conveyor belt place but my other Sushi place is less expensive, high quality and the presentation is gorgeous. So it's hard to live to their standards.To be fair...it tasted ok. But way overpriced. In comparison, I spend about $45 at my other spot on SE Clinton and they blow this place out of the water. (I have left them a review with numerous photos on my Yelp).

Better than what we've experienced with the conveyor belt sushi craze here in Portland, however Not a go-to sushi spot either. Adamantly resent mayo anywhere near fish.