Oto Sushi - Redmond

Some of the best sushi and the best sushi dining experience I had in Redmond. Pricier as Musashi's, what I use to judge sushi size, but with more variety and a cozy dining area. Staff are friendly and solicitous, without floating, the menu is diverse, and everything I tried was of the absolutely best quality. I'm really looking forward to trying the grandmakase that starts at $50 (I suppose it can vary upwards based on what the cook chooses, though). Very strongly recommended, and I'm meeting because I didn't have time for it years ago.

Amazing sushi place for sushi lovers !! I tried Avalon Sushi which has shrimp n avocado n masago. Tasted really well ! The only drawback here is either you have to wait in long lines or come at an odd time.. this was my fourth time visiting but first time eating experience..

Great service, ossum food. We really liked the dragon, assorted fish nigiri and fire starter rolls. Ebi is great. My kids don?t like raw sushi, so I ordered the safest option, ebi with no wasabi

Our sushi dreams have been fulfilled. I?ve never had more adventurous rolls and the best crowd favorites. The screaming poppers were delicious. We had mt. Saint helens, sleeping tiger, and fire starter

I love this place. I think in the last 2 months I've already been here at least 5 times because my goal is to try all the sushi on the menu. I was shocked by how good the sushi was considering the price! Each normal roll is 10-16 dollars but definitely could be sold for 20+. And the baked rolls omg they're so tender and savory. The flavors explode in my mouth with every bite ??