Sushi Zen

“Food is fresh, flavorful and decently priced.”

aleccys★★★★

This place only seems worth it, if you strictly go for the sushi bar with money to spend and only bring a small party, due to limited seating. It is very tiny, almost claustrophobic. Most of the seating is sushi bar then 2 small side booths. The sushi is fairly expensive, worth it I suppose if you're craving sushi. The miso was more so bland but I guess it could've been worse. When my husband and I first went in, we had someone named Cat help us, she was nice and patient, as this was our first time. (Hopefully I spelt her name right, she was amazing) I'm assuming she went on break so we had so

Tony H★★★

Sushi Zen is it rotating sushi bar. You walk in, they welcome you. You sit down at the booth and just pick out whatever sushi you want off the conveyor belt. They don't have that many variety of sushi, as other places. and the prices are a little higher here. But still quite affordable.

Elle★★

I have no idea how this place has so many stars. The food is nasty. The miso soup tastes like water with a splash of salt. The sushi that is going round and round has been there for who knows how long and nothing at all looks appetizing.

Allie Marini★★★★★

Best sushi in Hillsboro/Beaverton/Aloha area. Sushi carousel with mini plates, sushi, appetizers, desserts at different price points. Full sushi, sashimi, & nigiri menu also available, as well as Ramen, miso soup, salads, & pan-Asian dishes from the kitchen. Everything is fresh & reasonably priced in a fun setting that allows you to try new rolls without committing $15 to a whole roll. They also let you place orders for half rolls so you're not limited to what's on the conveyor belt. No kids, but if you have kids, this place is a friendly atmosphere that lets kids try sushi in a way that'