Trapper's Sushi - North Bend

I walked in here randomly being in the area to check out the outlets. Service was great the hostess being very welcoming and explaining the different options and what the all you can eat option included. I ended up choosing that and decently priced with appetizers and unlimited rolls. I got some miso soup, dumplings, and the squid salad. I was impressed with the portion and quality of the squid salad. I got 2 rolls and was completely full. One was rainbow and the other was a combo roll with scallops on top. I will say in terms of taste i was not as satisfied. Something about the rice and sauce didn't blend well so I felt it was average flavor. To be fair I know it's all you can eat so I know I wasn't going to get supreme quality sushi. Overall a good place with good service and a good deal as long not coming in with too high expectations.

Terrific service, fantastic sushi, this is a wonderful place right off the freeway in North Bend. Even on Mother's Day, the service was great and boy. The sushi is delicious and fresh.

Been coming to trappers for years. It's consistent and always soo good. We get the Trappers, Buddha and the rainbow. It's also so beautiful as soon as you step outside. I like the location. This time we came and Andrew took care of us. He was great!

Trapper's is our go-to sushi spot in North Bend. It is located in a strip mall with a Safeway and has PLENTY of parking. There are tv screens on every wall in the restaurant, so you're likely to be able to watch a sports game while you're there if one is playing. We love that for a fixed price, you can have AYCE sushi (and appetizers) at the sushi counter and have a chef prepare fresh rolls for you. Each roll is a FULL roll and serving. Just ordering about three sushi rolls will pay for the AYCE value. The service is always very friendly, and we enjoy the rolls the chefs create. They do have a happy hour with discounted drinks and rolls as well, but the AYCE service is not included.

Casual sushi spot located in a North Bend plaza - I believe it is a chain around Washington.Tried:Appetizers: Edamame ($4), Miso Soup ($4)Rolls: Dragon ($14.95), Tis the Salmon ($16), California & Captain Crunch ($11.5, $15), Jaysin Hand Roll ($9.5)The sushi overall had great flavor, but the portions are small and they are not very neatly made.

If you like grocery store sushi and want to sit down in American type brewery, this place is for you. Service wasn't welcoming, menu is weird with sushi and American food items and I think I saw beer on tap??I ordered only one spicy tuna roll and it was not good. So much rice, and not spicy at all. Only ate a few pieces because it just wasn't worth it.

Bad. I consider myself a pretty big sushi snob so this place was super disappointing. Every roll has SO much rice and the cuts of sushi are sooooo bad. Each piece on the roll was like a giant flavorless rice ball. We're from California and we have tons of great sushi restaurants so my expectations are always super high. I won't be coming back here when visiting my mom.

Service was fantastic Place seems slightly improved, but much cleaner.Sushi itself was average and over priced, but it's the only option for North Bend.Honestly it's solid considering the neighboring options.

Stopped in on a Sunday afternoon. We were seated rather quickly. Within 10 minutes of being seated, the place became packed. Guests were waiting outside for seats to open. As far as I could see, there was only 1 young man servicing all the tables. There definitely didn't seem to be enough service for a wall to wall packed eatery. The rolls were delicious. It was nice to see different t types of sauce on roll, such as chili sauce, teriyaki sauce, and Covington sauce. I was confused that there was no Eel sauce. My favorite was the Volcano roll. I should have ordered 2 of those. I give 3 stars for the service. It was not the waiters fault. He was alone. We never received refills on drinks. When you pay $3.95 for a Coke, you should at least get 1 refill.

Fresh sushi with tons of creative rolls. They break the traditional idea of sushi with some of their unique creations, like the Seoul Roll, topped with bulogigi beef. Shout out to Trapper's for really taking care of their gluten free and celiac customers. They really understand the importance of cross contamination and go the extra mile to ensure the sushi is gluten free.If you want to try all the rolls, make sure to get a spot on the sushi bar so you can try AYCE. Truly everything anyone could want - all the fresh sushi you can eat!