O'Sushi

Very affordable fresh belt sushi! I always order the takyoaki and the salmon kama every visit!

I came back in after several years from a pre-pandemic visit, which I don't recall - which might have been a sign. Ironically, I walked up with my friend saying, "I'm trying to be better about not making singular indictments of experience, and allowing multiple options to form opinion."Then... we walked in. Two staff in center making sushi, eye contact - no greeting. Many booths full, however no one at bar. A dozen people sitting at front waiting. No one at cashier desk/station so I peek at the clipboard and see many lines crossed off but 4 waiting groups (two groups of 4 and two groups of 2), but no pen or anything directing me to write a name. While looking, now 2 minutes in - three young gals in branded tee-shirt, one walks past us shyly toward the groups. Two others shortly appear from the back, chatting amd laughing to one another, head to desk and stood there. My friend asks "so, should we seat ourselves at the bar or write our names, or...?"Complete, wide-eyed, deer in headlights, fear from both employees. One blurts, "GIVE ME A MINUTE " and scurried away, leaving the other with open mouth and wide eyes and still saying nothing.I wait a beat. Then another. Then thank them and leave. Drove .4 mi to next sushi location of virtually identical plan/model/concept - immediately greeted with a smile, regularly attended, and served with kindness and quickness. So I tipped them the appropriate amount AND what I would have tipped before the flat, proudly confusing experience at O'SushiO Yes (pro): Nice tv/menu/depiction of options. Perhaps they're yummy?O No (con): staff, parking, optics of location, customer service

Friendly service, but not exactly speedy. Skip the conveyor belt--it's just a sad line-up of imitation crab-filled California rolls with barely any variety. Ordering from the menu is the way to go; the salmon was fresh and well-portioned. This spot might work for takeout, but the dine-in experience falls flat.

If you like conveyer belt sushi then this place is a great place to stop for a quick lunch, dinner or snack. There is always a good selection on the belt and you can also order many other items from your server. We've been here a lot of times and have really enjoyed the food and the service.We always order the Baked Mussels with 'magic' sauce! So creamy and delicious. If you're hungry for sushi in the Happy Valley-be sure to try this place

The go-to conveyer belt sushi for a quick bite or snack with little-to-no wait. Always place an order either with the chefs or servers so it comes fresh, especially for the fried items. My usual is calamari, creamy scallop, garlic seared salmon, seared salmon, and a tuna handroll. Quality is consistent but prices have been raising (runs about ~$30 for two people).

This is our go to conveyor belt sushi spot for lunch. Everyone working there is always so helpful and kind. Great prices, solid sushi belt food. Quick. Easy. Always satisfied when we're done. Happy bellies. The staff checks on you often and always makes sure you have everything you need/want. Just the right amount of checking in. Staff is friendly. We've tried other conveyor belt spots in Happy Valley/Clackamas area and they aren't great. O' Sushi is where you should def go.

It is the conveyor belt sushi that has been around for a while. I was hungry and everything tasted just OK. There were a lot of food options but nothing really jumped out at me again, it filled my belly at a reasonable price, which is what I wanted.

Brought family here for dinner. After drink order, server came with loaded tray and accidentally knocked two glasses of ice water on me. Jacket and pants soaked. Bag wet. It was an accident but I was wet enough needed to go out to the car to try and dry off (not successfully). Uncomfortably continue on with dinner.At checkout, offered me nothing by way of comp. Not expecting a free meal. But a free roll? Plate? Drink? Nope. Nothing. Talk to manager "we can't do anything". The owner of this place should be ashamed for not empowering the staff to do basic customer relations tasks. Otherwise a fine establishment. Staff was apologetic and food pretty good but when you make a mistake, you try to make amends.

I'm authentic sushi restaurant with an unrelated vibe. There was country music then Spanish music. The dishes were gross and there was no appetizing fresh fish. We won't be back.

I love eating at O'sushi. Delicious food at reasonable prices. The few times I have ordered delivery through Uber Eats though not so much. Last time hardly any onion or mayo on the salmon with onion and mayo on top and today no soy sauce, wasabi or chop sticks The delivery was also 40 minutes late but obviously this is not on the restaurant