N’Joy Sushi & Roll
15603 Main St,Ste B-102, Mill Creek, WA, 98012
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Address :
15603 Main St,Ste B-102
Mill Creek, WA, 98012 - Phone (425) 337-5802
- Website https://www.njoysushi.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :11:30 am - 3:00pm
- Mon : 11:30 am - 3:00pm
Specialities
- Takes Reservations : Yes
Delivery : No
Take-out : Yes
Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Good For : Lunch, Dinner
Parking : Street, Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Wheelchair Accessible : Yes
Good for Kids : Yes
Good for Groups : Yes
Attire : Casual
Ambience : Casual
Noise Level : Quiet
Alcohol : Beer & Wine Only
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : No
Has TV : Yes
Waiter Service : Yes
Caters : Yes
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Sean R.
Amazing Japanese restaurant in the area! Me and my friends were there to celebrate one of my friends birthday last night. It was my first time dining at this place and I must say that the foods were amazing. We ordered BSC Rolls, Chirashi, and some other rolls with clam miso soup and all of the foods were just amazing. They served us with complimentary appetizers and desserts and got us extra plates for the cake we bought. Because my wife loves Japanese food, we dine at Japanese restaurant frequently and this place has become one of my favorites.
(5)Hana S.
This is probably my favorite place to eat sushi! It is always super clean and everyone is very nice. They make some amazing calamari. They have tons of different option and I have yet to be disappointed. My one complaint is it is pretty expensive but i guess you get what you pay for
(5)Christian M.
Great food, very friendly service. I've been there twice now, and I will be back!
(4)Tanya J.
I'll get to the point: What we liked: -the size of the rolls -presentation -they had bubble tea -easy to get a table -seemed fresh -friendly service -avocado roll delicious (not on menu) What we didn't like: -expensive -not experienced with using soy wrap (pieces fell apart before making it into our mouths) -veggie tempura roll had a sweet sauce which overwhelmed, otherwise would have been great. also not exactly bite sized -not as vegetarian friendly as most sushi spots -confused on the type of restaurant: you write down your order on a paper (casual?) but yet the ambiance worked to achieve a different experience Saying that, I'd go back for that avocado roll.
(3)Anne W.
Happy hour specials keep us coming back. Delicious rolls, fresh, friendly service, and not too crowded (it's a little hidden). I really like the generous portion sizes.
(5)Victoria N.
If you're not willing to drive downtown for better sushi and need a craving satisfied this place isn't bad. A little pricey, but they have some rolls half off during happy hour
(3)Jarenn N.
I was craving sushi after watching the documentary "Jiro Dreams of Sushi" so the boyfriend and I decided to go to the nearest sushi spot which happened to be N'Joy Sushi & Roll. After seeing the reviews, we were prepared for an amazing place. I originally wanted to eat maguro nigiri and other fresh fish, but the prices were pretty expensive, so I opted for some of the rolls. My favorite was the geisha roll. Overall the sushi items were on the pricey side, but the free california roll from checking in on yelp and the free appetizer (noodle salad) and dessert (oranges) made up for it!
(4)Jeannie N.
Love this place for Sushi. Great food, quick service and average prices. Will definitely do dinner here frequently.
(5)E K.
This is an awesome sushi place to go to in Mill Creek! The owner is super friendly and she remembers lots of people who only come once or twice. I've been there over 10 times with my fiance and still can't get enough. The rolls are really interesting and the raw sashimi is cut well and fresh! We will continue to come here, one of our favorite spots!
(5)Igor K.
Absolutely best sushi I've ever had. Super fresh. Their Yakisoba and teriyaki dishes are excellent as well. Owner an wait staff are always nice.
(5)Joanne L.
Came here on a Saturday night because they have DAILY happy hour from 8pm to close - half off drinks, appetizers, and basic rolls (14 of them!). Everything we had was great and we'll definitely be back!
(4)Eneri S.
I'm a big fan of the Washington Roll. It's basically a California roll with salmon wrapped around it. Korean lady is always nice to us. Whenever I ask her about the dishes like the seaweed salad, she gives us a sample to taste. Very generous. Just wish she would stop complaining to us about the high cost of credit card fees and how the high cost of sushi cuts into her profits.
(4)Jason D.
It's very clean and friendly and the Sushi was pretty good. I'm sure I'll be back. Probably what keeps me from coming more often is very very limited parking. It's hard to get into.
(3)Jason F.
Good selection, fresh taste, decent pricing, good service. Every time I come I N'joy my visit.
(4)Kira J.
Excellent, fresh sushi. Great service. Rolls are beautiful presentation. Would highly recommend this spot to sushi lovers.
(5)Angelina K.
BEST SUSHI PLACE IN NW!! Enjoy coming back every time. Excellent service, amazing food and great atmosphere!
(5)Crystal J.
Best kept secret in Mill Creek. Sushi is wonderful, teriyaki has the best sauce I have had. We have dined in and done take out and with both service is fast.
(5)Tom B.
In short: A good sushi place specializing in creative, offbeat rolls. Prices are pretty high but quality is good. In long: Tucked into a strip mall in fabulous Mill Creek, WA. Surrounded by newly constructed retail establishments in every direction. Clean, bright, airy, nicely laid out in a long narrow orientation. The staff is friendly and attentive. You get good service at the bar or at a table. The chefs are young cats, very serious and very focused for the most part. They might take a moment for chit-chat here and there, but they tend to keep their eyes on the fish most of the time. Many, but not all, of my favorite sushi chefs are pretty chatty. These guys are of the intense concentration school. The fish is fresh and good. The rolls really are interesting, if you dig a roll. They seem to have an unlimited variety of interesting sauces and roes they can use to top a roll. I've gotten sashimi here as well and it was just fine. The sake, miso, seaweed salad and other usual accompaniments are all on point. Bottom line? It's a good place to fill up on rolls. For sushi in snoho, I lean toward Taka for sashimi, and Sushi Zen for overall experience. But N'Joy turns out a solid product and they tend to have the game on. It's a good neighborhood sushi joint. Pretty surprised I had never rated it nor checked in.
(4)A M.
I cannot believe that my husband and I paid 73 dollars for this garbage....what a waste of a date night...73 dollars bought what I thought was gonna be a kids meal a couple of nigiri for our youngest two appetizers and three sushi rolls.. we got our food and two of the three rolls were a quarter of the size of a normal roll...we are disappointed at even how the soft shell crab tasted. We were overlooked and waited for the check...We will never come back.
(2)Yeelin T.
Good, fresh sushi, but a bit pricey. We typically get a fried tempura roll like the spicy tuna tempura, energy) and one of the regular rolls like the caterpillar roll or the mexican roll. We usually get takeout, since we don't particularly like dining there. The service is usually a little slow, so we prefer going over to Central Market to kill time (~15mins). Overall, the sushi is pretty good for Mill Creek town center.
(3)Pat M.
What else do you order at a sushi place but ... sushi! :) I had the Mill Creek roll, and my wife yellowtail. Both were absolutely delicious. I mean really, the combination of flavors and the concept of the Mill Creek roll was bang on, but the execution is a bit off. Personally, I would prefer to see the ingredients incorporated into the traditional California roll, not just piled on top of them. Plating was beautiful, a leaf underneath my roll and hers, and just a very pleasing sight, except the heaping piles of stuff on top of the sushi of course. They really need to work on making it INSIDE the roll, not just dumped on top like a garbage pile at the landfill. I mean come on! OK, OK, breathe ...... it does taste good, just try making it look different. That's the only complaint. Quality was nice, and this would have gotten four stars, but the waitress (wife of the owner?) avoided eye contact and was really insincere. It was almost as though she was squinting out of the corner of her eyes at us. Why? Is it my funky shirt? Is my fly open? ... I was puzzled by her behavior.
(3)Mario M.
Fantastic mom and pop sushi spot! Very fresh sushi and great pricing. Hands down best KimchiHama in the PNW. My favorite spot for late night happy hour dinner serving half of rolls and appetizers. Owner is always there and attentive to your needs.
(4)David C.
I can't believe some people have given this place anything above 1 star. First off, the chefs are Korean, I knew this wright away from the crazy names they have. As for the food itself. NASTY! I have been to many Sushi places, and this is pretty much at the bottom, not fresh, strange combos that don't jive. In addition, the owner is a blood sucking slave driver to her wait staff. I hope you people that "Loved" this place or was to "die for", I have one thing to say, you if you think this place is good, your taste buds must have "Died" a thousand times.
(1)Jacklyn-Kate C.
Great place to grab a bite of sushi. Everything tasted fresh! The Lady or Owner of the Sushi place was so nice :) I would recommend this place to everyone that I know who loves Sushi!
(5)Bob P.
Great sushi!! Another nicely done mom and pop location!
(5)Leana GR G.
One of the best sushi in the NW! Indeed older lady (owner) should be more professional and not yell at her coworkers. But the sushi is the BEST!!
(5)Sarah M.
My friend and former coworker recommended this place and we headed over there for an early dinner. Definitely one of the cleanest sushi joints I've seen! The ambiance was very simple yet cute. She ordered one of the specialty rolls, I can't remember what it was, but it looked beautiful! I had the chicken udon and a cucumber roll. She always orders the same thing and loved it as always. I was pleasantly surprised by the chicken udon. It was a pretty hearty portion with more chicken than most places usually include. While it wasn't completely filling and I probably should have ordered something in addition to the cucumber roll, both were very good. The bill came to around $15 for mine and $15 for my friend's for the roll. I was surprised that the roll was so expensive but she didn't comment on the price so maybe it's not that much for something like that? I'd be curious to try the Bento box the next time around...it looked really good! This place is right on the edge of Mill Creek Town Center...I never knew this place was here. Another great hidden gem!
(4)Warren T.
Great find!! Was looking for some awesome teriyaki beef and chicken- had to look no further than N'Joy! Kai is the the head person here and really takes care of her guests. Be sure to ask about her Kai roll. My first time here and will be back soon.
(5)Thuy T.
It was my first time trying this sushi place out, I order tempura udon. And lets just say, it was the biggest bowl of udon for just $10! Awesome. It was good and tasty. The lady was very nice to us, since its so closed to me. I'll be sure to come back again!
(4)Kent H.
Pretty good but a bit overpriced....the rolls are creative but the cuts of fish are small.
(3)Jeff L.
This place is surprisingly good. We were strolling through yuppie Mill Creek and decided it was time to sample the yuppie cusine and decided on this place. The sushi was actually good?!!?!!? The bento or combination(forgot what it was called) was also quite tasty. The spicy tuna don(rice) was kind of odd as it had veggies in it. It was fine but just didn't taste right. My wife and I will definitely be heading back to Mill Creek to try to blend in.. yuppie style and savor this restaurant.
(4)Nakia K.
The sushi was better than decent but not the best I've had. Also, one of the staff members walked in reeking of cigarette smoke and reached out her hand to touch my baby. I think that alone is enough to keep me from coming back.
(3)Jacob E.
The owner is super nice and they always have great specialty rolls (BOSS ROLL). Everything is clean and they have a good selection of Asian beer and liquor. If you live in the greater Lynnwood/ Mill Creek/ Bothell area, I challenge you to find a better Sushi spot in the area. Do yourself a favor and go.
(5)Cascade C.
Based on our dinner experience here tonight, the only way to explain the number of five-star reviews this place has received is to assume that: 1. It used to be good but has gone drastically downhill lately; 2. The comments are stacked with pseuds. If the place weren't so clean and the staff so friendly, I would have given it one star. Here's why: First off, our dinner entrées were supposed to come with miso soup. It never arrived, so I basically paid for something I never got. This is inexcusable under any circumstances, but particularly when the restaurant is by no means busy at all, as was the case tonight. I ordered the spicy chicken. The amount of chicken was generous, but it came with a ridiculously tiny little ball of white rice, nowhere near enough, so I asked for a little more rice. When the bill came, I got charged $2.00 extra for an additional tiny little ball of rice. To make matters worse, the rice was on the wet side. So not only was I charged for something I never got, I was charged a ridiculous amount for a cheap staple that by all rights should come as part of the meal. Are you kidding me? Unfortunately I can't even say much about the side salad. It was attractively presented (baby green served in a deep-fried wanton bowl) but the majority of the greens served were of particualrly bitter varieties that require sufficiently acidic dressing in an appropriate amount to compensate. Regrettably the salad lacked that and pretty though it was, it was like eating bitter herbs. Not nice. My companion ordered the beef yakisoba and as with my chicken dish, the portion was generous. However, the sugarsnap peas were plainly way too old and shouldn't have been used, having woodlike nubs on the stem end, a string in the pod like a piece of dental floss, and the pod itself discernably tough. Overall this was a definite Fail, and we won't be back. Definitely not recommended. Two stars.
(2)Andrey R.
very friendly service, clean place, the sushi is amazing! if you like sushi "is a most go!"
(5)Kristin B.
Be sure you are hungry when you come here! Boy we were NOT prepared for the amount of food this place gives you but hey, I am not complaining :) Thanks to Yelp reviews, I decided to come try this place on Friday night because I was seriously craving sushi and needed a fix. Tucked away in good 'ol Mill Creek Town Center, this sushi place is small but full of flavorful and unique dishes. My husband ordered a bento box and ended up basically had a dump truck unload a whole table full of food in front of him that he would never ever be able to finish. I ordered a Mill Creek roll and a baked lobster roll, again, not realizing just how big these rolls are. I know that sushi is usually meant for sharing but the husband doesn't exactly like to branch out and try new things so I had to polish these off myself. The great thing about N'Joy is that you don't just get a boring sushi roll like everywhere else you go, instead these are literally a work of art. Besides being so enjoyable to look at, they are delicious! The fish tastes fresh, juicy and full of flavor. We both had to get to-go boxes and planned on eating the rest as a late night snack but needless to say...we both had food babies when we left. Full and happy is how they send you out the door. I like that!
(4)Tim H.
FIrst time out to Mill Creek. We were there early so not a lot of the lunch places were really hopping yet. I was with my 2 picky kids, but knew my daughter liked terriyaki so I figured we'd try this place. By the time we sat, I felt committed and was a little gasp at the prices. The other reviews about the food portions are correct. A LOT of food. Way too large portions for lunch. I was disappointed that they didn't have lunch options for the weekend. This seems like a missed opportunity here. The place was clean and the staff was VERY friendly to my children. I had some sushi which was good. I ordered the 911 roll because i like spicy food, but it wasn't what I expected (the spice was fine, but the presentation was horrible and it was a bit over-the-top)...pass on this one. I would have given 4 stars if they had lunch option son weekend. I felt I paid way too much for a weekend casual lunch.
(3)Candace B.
Let me just start by saying that my sister and I are not only sushi enthusiasts, but also very understanding and non-confrontational people who understand the stresses of customer service and working in the food business. That being said, let's start with the menu. Full sushi prices for fake food. Their "crab meat" was imitation krab with mayo mix. It was revolting!! And it is completely dishonest, especially in sushi cuisine, because when you want real, straight-forward ingredients with FISH and RICE, you expect to get what is listed!! Everyone knows that crab meat is expensive, which is why sushi is ALSO so expensive. I understand. Do NOT charge me $15.00 per roll if it is fake, and if you do, then SAY that it is IMITATION!! We stomached the first two of three rolls, a rainbow-wanna-be roll and some deepfried tempura, trying to have a decent lunch with eachother without complaint. By the time we tried a bite of our third roll, the "Crunchy Roll", we couldn't believe that half of the roll was mayo, let alone the completely missing crab that we were promised. When we brought this to the attention of the owner, who was also the waitress, and she first denied it and then started defending herself saying that "everything has mayonaise in it!" ...um, great defense. She then went on to tell us that crab is too expensive (It's a SUSHI RESTAURANT!!) and everytime I said "Your menu says 'crab meat' on it", she'd pretend to not understand what I was talking about and storm around frustrated saying that we had eaten the first two rolls. She yelled at us and made a giant scene in front of all of the customers and humiliated us. False advertisement + mayo fest + customer service from hell= Njoy!! (Is there any way to rate less than 1 star? Let's say negative 3.)
(1)Melissa F.
Now this is the spot in Mill Creek for sushi! Though I find it pricey, I feel as though you get what you pay for. The fish is fresh and the presentation is clean and classy. My cousin and I just went there for lunch so I ordered a bento and the Playgirl role and my cousin ordered the firecracker role. The bento lunch deal comes with a salad, tempura, miso soup, 4 pieces of a California role and I chose the teriyaki salmon as the entre. With the food from the bento and the additional role I ordered, it was a lot of food but the food was really good. I wasn't disappointed. My cousin also enjoyed the firecracker role. If you want to splurge on some sushi roles, definitely check this place out!
(4)Casey H.
Hard to find good Sushi north of Seattle. This is the place brand new little over 2 months old. Clean appearance somewhat trendy looking. Not super big facility but plenty good for group venue. HUGE and exotic menu loved it. Highly recommend.
(4)Kristine K.
I decided to give this place a shot because I bought the groupon: 10 for $20. I almost feel like my boyfriend and I could have spent our money elsewhere for a better experience. The table we were seated at was sticky ad that is a gross mistake! Why would I want my napkin to stick to the table? When we asked for a ramune (Japanese novelty beverage), the waitress was confused and said they didn't have it which prompted my bf to get up and show her what it was. The waitress also dropped off a paper menu where we could order rolls and I noticed they add this in because their actual menu doesn't have prices for their rolls. This isn't din tai fung, and I'm not ordering multiple dishes...! We ordered bento boxes but the tempura was super soggy which was very disappointing. The sashimi was not fresh but I guess I shouldn't expect the best in a little shopping plaza next to a teriyaki and Thai joint. Lastly, the wait staff never came to check to see if we needed anything extra or water! We left very dehydrated. I guess we should have been good seattlites and taken our own sigg waterbottles if we wanted to quench our thirst.
(2)Eugene O.
Come here for the sushi (lots of variety, fresh seafood and done right by a sushi maker who has 20+ years experience), but more importantly, come here for an all-around dining experience. Pleasant, friendly and prompt service, a great atmosphere that's appropriate for dates and get-togethers and prices that won't eat at your wallet. Whatever rolls you order, I recommend trying a hot plate (the yakisoba and tempuras are absolutely delicious) as well as the miso soup, because it's done right! If you want to come here to order a saki-bomb and feel happy, you can do that too. Oh, and I must mention that this is my auntie's sushi shop, so I always make sure things are in line (and they are!). :-)
(5)Chelsie S.
This place is right next to Central Market and Jamba Juice. The sushi is actually pretty good - I was impressed my first time here. The people who work here are actually pretty nice as well. They take the time to talk to you a little bit. I usually order a variety of nigiri with some fried rice (if I'm feeling like it). The quality is consistent, and I've always been happy with the quality of the fish they use. I've had the teriyaki before as well, which is also pretty good. I've always enjoyed N'Joy and can't wait for my next visit there.
(4)Brad E.
Novices - please do not eat teriyaki at a place called "N'Joy Sushi & Roll" then write a review about their god damned teriyaki....this is a sushi restaurant. Sushi is different from teriyaki. Sushi eaters - this is a good place. I had the maguro shashimi. Very firm and tasty. Impressed. Overall, this seems to be the type of place to get some good rolls. The rolls here are strong but do not have some of the imaginative sauces or textures I've had in other restaurants. The plus side of this is that the fish stands on its own...and it is good enough to do so. The cruch roll is somethig different (and I am a fan). The dipping sauce that comes with it is semi sweet, but it wokrs. The geisha roll had good fish, but there was not a sauce or a texture to make it interesting. Still, it was good...just not particularly unique. The spicy tuna here is spicy and it is very good. I highly recommend it. Overall, it is a strong choice. I'm curious why there is no lunch crowd??
(4)Luchie d.
Right away, I could tell that this restaurant was Korean owned bc of the crazy roll options (traditional Japanese sushi houses do not service them) and Korean fonts on the menu. You thought I was being racist. LOL The decor was lovely and the customer service was better than average. Anyways, let's get to the food as I dined with my folks. Chirashi: I was impressed. One of the best that I've had in long time. I loved that the sashimi was chilled and the sushi rice was perfect. Really enjoyed this dish. Beef Teriyaki: It's a shredded beef style however the beef was dry and the sauce was ok. My husband (he's Korean) used to have his own teriyaki joint so I think I have a legit point of reference. Great portion of protein, salad, and rice. Tempura Udon: This would be the deal breaker and they did good. They used udon noodles and not any kind of noodle. The broth was nice and HOT and they served the tempura (nice portion) on it's own plate. Love that - no soggy fried goodness here. Overall a great experience. They are pricey but good portions & comfortable atmosphere. Great sushi place if you are in the Mill Creek area.
(4)Ashlee M.
The Crazy roll is the best thing I have EVER eaten !!!! Everything else is equally amazing but the Crazy is over the top :) I think I need to go get some now .
(5)Nicki W.
I met my niece here for lunch a few weeks ago. This was her first choice and I have to concur! We tried a variety of rolls and I have to say that my favorite was the crunch roll. I hate fried sushi rolls but do like texture. This roll was fresh, cold with a crunchy-non-fried outer coating. I enjoyed how they combined the ingredients to include multiple fish and appreciated their creativity with unique sauces. I'm usually a wasabi-soy paste girl but this was a nice twist for me to explore. The negiri I tried was fresh and delicious as well. All choices were delivered with gorgeous presentation. The only problem was that our eyes were larger than our stomachs! That and the portions are fairly large so I found it difficult to delicately place one peice in my mouth. Instead we found ourselves doing the awkward hand over stuffed mouth while we chewed in an effort to not gross out our eating partner! Lastly, my darling niece introduced me to Bubble Tea! Where has this been all my life?! I had the melon of which was light and refreshing with lovely purple tapioca jewels at the bottom. I love food that are both fun and delicious! I'm looking forward to my future meet ups here at N'Joy. They certainly live up to their name!
(4)Monica C.
Best teriyaki in town. With so many places to try; this is one worth seeking out. All the food is fresh, the seasons are delightful. My husband eats sushi and said hands down the best sushi he has eaten in WA. Very friendly and clean!!!!! Enjoy =)
(4)Michael M.
Great value and good food. Def recommend. Also I think the owners are christian. Support them.
(4)Amy S.
Great sushi here!! The restaurant is clean, well lit, and service is great. We love coming here, it is our go to place for sushi. The rolls are great and the fish is nice and fresh. Try their custom rolls, delicious!
(5)Kalee T.
My boyfriend and I live in the towncenter and get N'Joy sushi at least once a week. The rolls are the best! The fish has always been fresh for us, the presentation of rolls are beautiful, the service is always quick and friendly, and overall it is always a pleasant meal. They are great for take out also. Our favorite rolls are the spicy tuna tataki, the philly roll, the yummy yummy roll, and the 911 roll. All of the rolls we have tried have been excellent. Best sushi in Mill Creek for SURE! (And we've tried them all!)
(5)Mary M.
Thanks yelp for helping us find this hidden gem. This is defiantly the best sushi place in the area. Korean owned Japanese restaurants are the best since they always put a twist to some of the items. The menu is huge and everything we had was delicious and fresh. A bit pricey but you get what you pay for. I'm a big fan of tuna poke and this place nail it. I would highly recommend this place. Perfect for a first date ;)
(5)Ryan P.
I'm new to the area and this was the first local sushi bar I've tried. I'd say the quality is there with the food and the staff is friendly. It's pricey, but then again their rent is probably high in that upper scale shopping strip so you can't blame them. I'd go back again if I'm in the area and in the mood for sushi.
(4)Kin A.
Thought this place was great upon entry until I ordered a drink. The coke came back with something floating in it. I asked for a bottled Orange juice instead. When the waitress brought it out the label said it was over a year past expiration. I thought no biggy, and asked for another. She than brings another one out that's expired for almost two years. I told her this is unacceptable, me and my wife got up and left. They must buy their food bulk expired, I don't even want to imaging were they get their fish.
(1)Catherine F.
Yummy! My husband and I stopped here on our way to visit friends and I was impressed. I had the Alaska Roll (which is also known as "Philly Roll" at pretty much everywhere else I've patronized) and the scallop nigiri. The Alaska Roll was perfect. My only complaint was that I asked for no avocado (making it smoked salmon and cream cheese only) and ended up with cucumbers instead. No biggie, with sushi you can take your nifty chopsticks and poke out the offending ingredient. After my rolls were de-cucumbered, they were delicious. The scallop nigiri was fresh and delicious as well. The service was very friendly. I only ordered it to-go, so my interactions were brief. The gentleman at the front counter was friendly and quoted me 10 minutes for my order. It was ready in about five. It wasn't the OMG BEST SUSHI EVAR and I wouldn't drive out of my way for it, but the next time we visit said friends, we might just stop here again. I N'joyed it.
(4)Wanda L.
We have eaten here at least 7 times. We always looked forward to a trip to Mill Creek to hit Central Market & then N'Joy. The food was always fresh & the service prompt. However the past 2 times we have been very displeased. The service has gone in the crapper since the younger kids started waiting tables. With only 3 other tables of 2 & 4 people it took over 20 minutes for them to take our order and we never were offered refills, not even of water. I tried for over 5 minutes to get someones attention for a water refill & it didn't happen until mama came from out of the kitchen. Additionally our last visit was less than enjoyable because the fish was NOT fresh. I was actually sick to my stomach after I got home. Unfortunately we wont be giving them another try. The reason for 2 stars is because they USED to be great.
(2)Paul B.
911 Roll -- My son loved it. He's really into spicy foods. The hotter the better and this was on the top of his list. Personally I enjoyed the Rock n Roll. Cucumber wrap -- no rice. Really get to enjoy the flavor the fish brings to the table. We also ordered the salmon teriyaki dinner. (usually we will order a dinner and then split some rolls). The salmon was tender and full of flavor. We will be going back again.
(4)Cynthia C.
Awesome! Very nice place with great staff and food!
(4)Kimberly G.
Best sushi in the north end. I eat here at least once a month with my friend, we love it. We eat way too much and then walk around the town center to ease our midsections. Everything is prepared to perfection and presented beautifully. The food actually matches the pictures on the menu. If it weren't so good, it would be a shame to disturb the food, but we barely pause before we dive in. Definitely worth the drive!
(5)Yulia S.
Great place! Sushi variety is awesome and exotic! Tried their mango roll and one of the baked rolls, and WOW were they delicious!
(4)Jennifer S.
I keep trying different sushi places but this is the only one I keep coming back to. It is definitely my favorite. Their servings are huge and so fresh. I love all of the crazy concoctions they have. When I eat at other sushi places I always leave thinking why do I even bother with anything other than N'Joy.
(5)Jessica S.
I work at the Town Center in one of the few businesses that seems to be surviving. One of the few others I see sticking around is N'Joy. I think most people assume you can't get decent sushi in the suburbs...pssssh. N'Joy slaps that theory down in a flash. Thankfully, N'Joy is literally a few steps away from the shop. I've eaten inside the restaurant once and it was a nice experience. The owners are friendly and they usually have some younger peeps working the tables. It's pretty sleek and simple. It has a relaxing vibe. But I usually get take out and bring it back to the shop. And it's sooo good! I've tried a couple of items and have not been disappointed. If I am craving sushi in a pinch I can run to Central Market but it is totally worth the extra wait and dollars to order a roll from N'Joy to go. So, whenever I forget to bring my lunch to work, I smile a little inside, because I can order a delicious roll from N'Joy. And whenever you can get me excited to spend my hard earned cash, you gotta have the 5th star.
(5)Zarinna C.
Love this place. It is a tad bit over priced but the rolls are full of flavor and enjoy the service. My favorite are Crazy Roll, Spider, and BSC.
(5)M C.
Went in once after shopping at Central Market. Usually keep my expectation kind of low so i don't disappoint myself. Right off the back i was surprise by the price of the menu. But having a craving for sushi i just order away! I have to admit, its been over a year since i have been impress by a sushi restaurant. Price a bit steep but well worth every penny. Order away! Service = decent, small so a bit more personable Ambiance = lots of room to work on Food = Orgasmic! Price = $$$$ steep, ambiance need a overhaul Crowd = light, mature Personal Favorite = Really haven't had anything that wasn't amazing Worst = so simple it feels like your in a teriyaki joint Meal for two = 100 Final Say = Best Sushi North of Downtown, hands down!
(5)gary Z.
This is among the best sushi I ever had. Highly recommend. You should try them.
(5)Alex H.
How did this place get a 4-star rating? Maybe it is teh nice staff. They were certainly nice. Maybe it was the clean facility and tidy decor. It certainly looks nice inside. What DIDN'T get them the rating was their food. I generally get better sushi in the deli case at a supermarket. I was really that bad. Rather a shame - I love to see nice, friendly people succeed.
(2)Rachell T.
One of the better sushi places I've ever been to. My best friend Savannah and I stopped in there one day after work and found it was absolutely excellent. The rainbow roll (my personal favorite), the spicy crab tempura roll, and the dragon roll are all wonderful. I've gone back lots of times. Large portions, low prices, excellent service.
(5)Andee D.
:( I have to wait until August 2009 to eat here again! Looking at the pictures is torture!
(5)A B.
Prices are a bit high, but the quality of the fish here is great. They have creative rolls that have both a lot of fresh rolls and more Americanized rolls for the people that are into that.
(4)Jon E.
"Why do police profile? Because it works." - someone famous The same holds true to dining, particularly when you're dealing with another culture's cuisine. Sushi, by and large in the greater Seattle area, leaves a lot to be desired. When we have a craving for sushi, we make reservations at Tojo's in Vancouver and treat ourselves to omakase. My wife found this place near our favorite Indian restaurant in the Mill Creek plaza and asked that I give it a shot. First impressions matter. Walking in, being greeted in Japanese was a nice touch, but looking over and seeing most of the other patrons and noticing that - quite obviously - they were either native Japanese or first-run here set a higher bar for me. Noticing that these families were a) all SPEAKING Japanese and b) the men were dressed as if they'd just come in from golfing at Willows made me think this just wasn't going to be cheap cold dead fish. The prices were fair for sushi in the general area. Unlike a previous commentator, we had no issues with the rice. The service was very positive, and the rolls were well put together. I couldn't bring myself to try the Uni (not even sure it's still really in season right now) but the Unagi was better than average. I give a 4 star because the bar was set for me repeatedly at Tojo's. But for this area? I would eat here over I Love Sushi and some of the others any day.
(4)Jason C.
Having never been impressed with most things Bento, I was really happy to find many things that I liked about the Bento here. The portions are big, particularly for Bento sizes. I like having a bit of segregation in my food (but not in people). I like it because it makes me feel like I'm in control. Me, and only me gets to decided when the chicken gets to join the rice and when the fried salmon is allowed to greet the dipping sauce. It's a fun little game that I played with myself. My g/f of course thought this was ridiculous but she was too busy engrossed with the wealth of Udon she was given. She was even able to get extra noodles. It came with a small extra charge, but one she says is well worth it. The food's quality was better than par, it's tastes were mostly delicious, and given that it's up north where not too many sushi establishments, thrive, it easily stands out.
(4)Jay M.
This place is tasty. The fish was fresh and the restaurant was clean. I ordered the lunch special, which was a California roll and some random Sashimi. It was d-to-tha-licious. The waitress was there at our every whim (even though we were the only table in there). The only thing I'll say negative about this place is that it's pricey and we ordered a Coke that came in a can. What the f*ck is that all about?
(4)Liz K.
You have to try the baked lobster roll! Its to die for!! Also the mill creek roll is great! Hands down the best sushi restaurant I have ever been to! They have a full menu with a variety of unique rolls all their own! Wonderful service, beautiful presentation! What more can you ask for!?
(5)Brooke Q.
Such a delicious surprise! Went here on a whim because it was convenient and close to home and I couldn't be more pleased with my experience. loved the sushi here and the service was excellent! Can't wait to go back. Their shrimp tempura roll was one of the best I have ever tried. Fantastic!!
(5)Cole M.
Loved this place! The "playboy" roll(s) were good, as well as the avocado rolls. A tad overpriced (hence the 3 star rating, as opposed to 4), but all in all a very great spot to dine.
(3)Mrs. A.
I found the food here to be pretty good. We ordered three rolls and two were okay but one was really good. If I went back it would be for the las Vegas roll! The staff was friendly. The prices are a little high but considering it's in the mill creek town center. What I found frustrating was not finding their menu online!! They don't have a website!! Finally I found it on yahoo, after calling them!
(3)Mady B.
Our favorite local Sushi spot. Always fresh, great service, yummy special rolls.
(4)Jennilee B.
Fresh fish every time, filling portions, and super friendly service, are just a few reasons why I've enjoyed coming here. Not to mention that BFs aunt owns and runs this place. And although my boyfriend IS actually family, I've really noticed that their interaction with customers makes you feel as though you are a part of their family- each and every time. Try their Beef Yakisoba-fresh snow peas, crisp broccoli, tender beef, and the perfect noodles, and their Philadelphia Roll- straight from the sea salmon and yummy cream cheese, and wash it all down with their Barley Tea......YUMMMMMM.....
(5)Christina S.
Love, love, love this place. Made fresh when you order! Great prices and friendly staff.
(5)JAIDEE D.
After reading all the reviews, I was tempted to see if they could live up to the hype. Like the pictures indicate, you can see mostly every roll on the menu before ordering. I like how they give you a list of the menu and you can just write the quantity of each you'd like to order. We ordered maybe 7 different rolls or so, and each lived up to our expectations. The korean lady serving us was so nice and friendly. She was very attentive and filled up our water whenever she noticed it was half full. haha. I think the prices were very moderate for your typical rolls, while the specialty/deep fried rolls range in the 9-12 dollar range. Overall it was a great experience and I'd love to eat there again soon!
(5)JC D.
I eat a lot of sushi! And I like to think I know what good sushi tastes like. I'm not an expert, but like I said I do eat a lot! This is some of the best sushi I've had. There was four of us that went for dinner, we spent $ 140, but we ate a lot!!! Oh, yeah, and drank a lot. The Seattle roll was the best I've had. We had a variety, and everything was good! I really can't relate to the other comments, I've eaten there twice, and both times were excellent. I will be coming back on my next trip to the Seattle area. Kai was nice enough to offer us a free round of beers, but we declined. We almost licked the plates and had no more room.
(5)Merri D.
Last night my boyfriend and I were going to go to Black Angus, big mistake since it was Valentines Day haha! They were booked and I forgot to even call to make a reservation. So I said ," Why don't we go have sushi?" My boyfriend was right on board with the idea and of we went. We got there and sat at the sushi bar. The chef greeted me and asked where I have been and the hostess said of course long time no see! First we started with the Heart Attack and it actually isn't as spicy as I worried it was going to be , but it was delicious. The pepper was nice and crunchy and the fish was so fresh. We ordered the Shrimp Tempura Roll, Firecracker Roll, and Energy roll. They were all fantastic. I just wasn't a huge fan of the Firecracker roll, but that is only because I can't handle the feeling of too much raw fish being from Alaska I always assume my salmon needs to be cooked. They gave us a fresh cut orange as a dessert which I think was a great idea because most desserts never fit in with sushi, but fruit was a nice after taste. I'll be back again in two week with my friend and it'll be right after pay day so I'll be ordering up a storm!
(5)Timothy C.
THE BEST! I get salmon sashimi,,, big chunks of finest quality, and Spicy Rainbow Roll... every bite uniquely awesome! I love them, I'm a regular. They know me and when I walk in I just say "the usual" and they set me up RIGHT!
(5)D S.
Good sushi for Mill Creek. I enjoy their Bento Box, good price and value.
(4)Jay S.
I have been there twice and I'm going back again. The atmosphere is calm and laid back, at least during the week for dinner. As others have noted it is clean and staff is friendly. They serve you big fresh portions of fish. The rolls are good as well. At the end of the meal you are given cut up oranges. Good food and a good time. If you want someplace loud and swanky this is not it. But, if you want to be able to hear your conversation and enjoy eating sushi and sashimi, try it.
(4)Malia F.
OMG are you out of your mind. I can honestly say this is the worst sushi/japanese food that I have EVER had. Yuck, I really can stomach the bad stuff, years of eating raw fish builds your immunity. But look if you are going to dabble in to the Japanese food world, know your stuff! How the hell are you going to charge $13 for a roll that can even stay together. Your rice sucks, your rolls are disgusting, and you have no integrity of Japanese cuisine. You want super Americanized rolls, too much mayo, wet rice, bad combination of flavors, heck this is your place! I will never ever fathom returning, not if it is the last place to eat in this world, I will starve to death. This is suburb sushi hell.
(1)Karl H.
The sushi was good and they have some very unique and interesting rolls. Can you say Crunchy Roll? I knew you could. Be warned that there's nothing crunchy about it, but damn it if it isn't super delicious! The reason for only the 3 star rating is that it's about $1.00 to $2.00 more expensive per roll and Nigiri order than your typical sushi place. And since there's nothing extraordinary about their sushi they lose a star.
(3)Dawn H.
This place is a definite step-up from conveyor belt sushi restaurants. I've been to N'Joy twice now and thoroughly enjoyed both my meals. The first time was with a friend who doesn't eat raw fish, so we had to have N'Joy's "baked" sushi dishes which were actually really really good. The second time I went with my husband and we tried some of the dishes with raw fish. Everything was so delicious! Although the dishes might cost a bit more, the portions you get are much larger compared to conveyor belt sushi restaurants. We're a 1/2 hour drive away from N'Joy, but it's worth the trip.
(4)Lu-Hiep P.
i love this place. I stop by here, since they first open, at least 6 times a year and every time, I spend about 100bucks in food. Consistency is the word here. No disappointment ever. The salmon sashimi is like these thick steak cut that are delicious. None of that fishy smells, very fresh. Relatively generous portions for the various rolls and you can clearly see that the chef has given much care to preparing every single one. It does look like the pictures. I guess, there's one negative, and it's that I can't eat sushi here every week. So I have to settle for cheap fare from Blue C Sushi and the like. Big meh. But it makes me appreciate the place so much more.
(5)Ethan N.
Awsome place, great variety of interesting food that tastes amazing. It is expensive but well worth the price if you want unique sushi.
(5)Mike K.
This is hands down my favorite sushi restaurant!! Every roll I've tried (and I've tried just about all of them) is delicous especially the Yummy Yummy Roll and Lobster Roll. Excellent customer service too!!
(5)Jenn H. H.
while they seem to be known for their crazy rolls (i had one and it was good but a bit on the sweet side for me) i was more impressed with the udon i had. it was surprising that the broth was not only good and hearty, but was actually made with shaved bonito flakes. and the noodles were good as well, and there was plenty. the sunomono was also some of the freshest i've ever had. all the staff were nice and friendly and it seems to be a place where many locals go back to. that's a sign of a good restaurant as any.
(4)Sandra Y.
After driving past this place countless times, my boyfriend and I finally decided to get lunch here last Sunday, and I am so glad we did! Everything was delicious. Between the two of us, we ordered way too much food, but we got to try alot of great stuff! In my opinion, their chicken teriyaki is way better than other teriyaki shops in the immediate vicinity. And the sushi was so fresh and so good! And honestly I am not sure what other reviewers mean about it being expensive, I found the prices right on par with any other japanese restaurant. I highly recommend giving this place a try if you are in the area.
(4)SobeOne K.
I love it when I try again and again. Everything was great the last 3 times I returned so that seems pretty consistent to me to change my opinion. The people have always been great here especially the owner.
(4)Nash C.
This is one of those hole in the wall restaurants that's just fantastic. Went there with friends after reading some reviews on yelp and was not disappointed. Been back for lunch during the week and it's still great.
(5)john t.
This place is hidden right next to the Central Market at Mill Creek Center. I had seen a couple of times and finally came in. I was reasonably priced combos(which i usually order for the variety) and very fresh fish. the people were very friendly and service was fast. there weren't many customers in the place...just under 10, but it was a Sunday night. The only thing I didn't like was that one of the combo i order repeated fish. It was an 8 piece nigiri plus a spicy tuna roll. the nigiri was two salmon, two tuna, and two eel. It was all good...but usually combos like these provide you with 8 different types of fish. the rice grains were slightly larger than normal, and that felt awkward, but fine in taste....but for the price it was good. the geisha roll was also good....i just love raw fish....this geisha roll had salmon, yellow tail and tuna if i recall correctly with a Japanese mint....very good....you should try it some day
(4)Kimberly R.
If you are craving sushi this is seriously the place to go. It is so good. I would say the price is about average compared to other sushi places. well worth it as the sushi is fresh. Scallops seem to be boiled for a couple seconds as they are not as moist as they should be but still very good
(5)Martin F.
Excellent excellent sushi. Wide variety and the freshest i have had in seattle. The only thing i would hope for more of is friendlier service. I have never felt a real connection with any of the servers there and the pricing seems a bit steep. At least they could have more specials. Aside from the sushi, everything else is above average but not out of this world. The lighting is a bit dark in my opinion. Maybe i am being too picky. The quality of sushi is way worth the visit and that alone tempts me into giving this 5 stars. But i hold true to my "must have great service" to earn 5 stars motto. Try the play girl role. Its unique and the sauce is out of this world!
(4)Christine Y.
This is your neighborhood Japanese-Korean (mostly Japanese plus some Korean dishes) restaurant good for take out or dining in. There's a lot to choose from (bento boxes, sushi, rolls, etc) but the hidden gem in my opinion is their tempura udon. Scalding hot, mildly yet elegantly seasoned broth plus a huge plate of tempura (2 shrimp, 1 green bean, 1 kabocha, 1 sweet potato, 1 mushroom...maybe something else) that is lightly fried. Hits the spot every time. There are a few pieces of vegetables floating around in the bowl of udon--I wish Asian noodle soups didn't have raw slices of carrot though. Clean, friendly, fast service. I'm a fan!
(4)Ella Z.
Been here before and no regrets!!! So nice to just sit in a quiet place and eat such good food very happy will be back (:
(5)Heather K.
YUM! That Crunch Roll is to die for - crunchy & light, creamy & cold, sour with ponzu - YUM! Rolls are very creative (read: americanized) but yummy & filling! Pretty standard pricing $10-$13. Big selection of rolls, topped rolls, baked rolls or tempura rolls. Even the basic rolls are very filling & on the cheap side (under $7). Service is usually pretty good & they time your sushi so you typically recieve one roll after the other (if you order multiple or come with a group). So happy to have found this place :)
(4)Malissa T.
It is really really unfortunate that I have to give this place 3 star instead of the full 5 because I absolutely love this place and have been coming for years! The first time I came I was really impressed w/ how good it was and how close it was to home. Next time I came I decided to bring my entire family. We ended up spending over $100 worth of sushi and finished our meals super satisfied...until the end. As we paid for our meal and left a VERY GENEROUS tip, we walked out thanking the owner for our much appreciated meal & experience. Caught completely off guard, the owner comes following after us asking "where's my tip, where's my tip?" She must not have saw it on the table and we were so taken aback. Excuse me, what kind of service asks for a tip?! Nothing turns me off more than a server ASKING to be tipped for something they're paid to do. We told her it was on the table and she turns and goes "oh. Sorry have a nice day". RUDE B. That def gave my entire family a reason not to come back. But here I am 5 years later writing a review about how good this place still is. All in all, I've never had a bad food experience but luckily for the owner, the food is good enough to compensate for her rude behavior. So be wary! If you can get passed the socially unaware rude owner for some good ass sushi, def stop by for happy hour!
(3)Betsy W.
I have picked up rolls to-go once and more recently dined in. It was a Friday night and we were able to be accommodated right away at the sushi bar. We ordered rolls and sashimi. My favorite is the super white tuna. This place was no exception, buttery and decadent. The rolls were all very flavorful too. I think the biggest compliment I can give is that the following week we ate at the highest rated sushi place on yelp in the area. Oshio, out of Everett. While that place was good...this place was better! Plus, the service here was fast, friendly, and casual. I will be back!
(5)Stefanie S.
Decent quality fish! It's not the best I've ever had but I will definitely come back again when I get a craving for sushi! The bento box is gigantic too, ~$17 for teriyaki beef, 6 pieces of california roll, tempura, 3 pieces of nigiri. My bf and I should have just shared that but my eyes were bigger than my stomach and I also ordered 2 rolls (Rainbow and Playboy). So much food, but so good..
(4)Isaac E.
Love this place! Every time we come in the staff makes you feel special! The sushi is always fresh and they are always coming up with new ideas for new rolls. A must check out!
(5)Kevin D.
You better be there during Happy Hour (8pm) good lord what a deal. Oysters, rolls, beer. YES PLEASE.
(4)Jim G.
Spur of the moment, we popped in and had lunch here. Very quick for a Wednesday but we were ahead of the lunch hour for most at 11 AM. I ordered the steak & salad and Suzy had the Orange Chicken. We shared (of course) and found both dishes to be fresh, tasty, well prepared and priceworthy. The atmosphere is very casual with wood chairs and small tables. The cashier was our server. Three other people followed us in. But we ate in a quiet room with no TVs blaring and no kitchen noise.
(4)Jeff C.
Had a Groupon type deal which I thought was a bit stingy as far as those types of coupons go: $11 for $20. The fact they chose $11 instead of 50% off at $10 is a big indicator of their thinking. Review is for the sushi as that's what the name says. I've eaten at many sushi places. Contrary to the tone of my review, I'm not super picky, just a little burnt out on sushi places that don't know what the word fresh means. This place can be described as mediocre at best. Selection is average, nothing out of the ordinary. Was there on a Monday eve and it was very empty. Size of cuts on the Nigiri were thin and pathetic similar to what you get at a conveyor belt place. Quality of fish tasted like leftovers from two days before (maybe they don't get their fish in on Monday?) Service was decent and friendly. Prices high for this area and quality. Obviously this place is running a coupon not because business is doing well which is typically an indicator of issues. However they made the huge mistake of not 'upping their game' at the same time to Wow new customers coming in on the coupon in order to turn them into repeat customers. Coupons in the restaurant biz should be a loss leader to build your customer base, not a quick shortcut to increasing profit in the short-run to the point you do a $11 for $20 instead of the standard $10 for $20. Are you kidding me? So instead of building their long-term repeat customer base, they get new people, many not from nearby, coming in and walking away disappointed and then spreading word of mouth advertising about it. The OPPOSITE of what they should want to happen. Your mileage may vary depending on what you eat. Seems like a lot of their higher ratings, not all, reference their cooked food or their what I call 'Fu Fu' rolls (dressed up rolls with little to no raw fish dressed up with tempura crumbs, mayo, or teriyaki sauce [or all three] so quality of fish is masked while prices are high due to the compicated looks - it's also a way of milking customers scared to eat any significant quantity of raw fish which conveniently also happens to be their highest cost ingredient.) Maybe they need to take Sushi out of the name and just serve Teriyaki and rolls? 2.5 stars. I can get the same stuff off a conveyor at Sushiland for 1/3 the price and be much happier. If you're not a "hardcore" sushi eater (you eat rolls and cooked entrees and skip the nigiri and sashimi) and aren't super price conscious, I think you'll be happier than 2 stars (meh) here but realistically I can't see anyone justifying anything more than a 3-star rating (A-OK)
(2)J S.
I think this place is slightly over rated. The whole experience was odd. The decor was that of a place put together from a 2nd hand restaurant supply store. Was seated right away and ordered several sushi rolls. Can't remember them all, the usual standards. It was decent, slightly better then a conveyor no where near top grade. The service is a mess. They have a weird ordering system. They seat you with a giant sheet and check off what and how many you want. That wasn't explained at all so we looked like idiots when she came to take it, at least that's how she looked at us. After that it was a rare appearance to see her. Too many other places around rated way higher to come back.
(2)Scott H.
Solid sushi. Yes, they are Korean. But we have different ethic cooks on our American restaurants. I am now the Duke of N'joy, so there!! The baked rolls are the goods. We always get miso and edamame. The portions are large and more than filling. Very friendly service and the lady always caters to kiddos.
(4)Jennilyn F.
LOVE THIS sushi spot! By far one of my favorite places in the Mill Creek/Lynnwood area to eat sushi. They have a great assortment of rolls, recently have the option for all you can eat and they have sushi classes. Yes the owners are Korean, but they make damn good sushi. I go here at least once a month and the owner and the chef already know my order, I've become a regular. I would recommend this place if you are in the area and want good sushi. Brought several friends here and they loved it. Also they have more then just sushi, there cooked food is great too! Great customer service and great ambiance
(5)Alexander Y.
Even the regular sushi places in Seattle are awesome! Came here because it's my homie's favorite sushi spot at home, so I had to pay my due respect. I only wish I had more of an appetite, because the only thing I could bother to stomach at the time was the lobster roll. But they do not hold back whatsoever on the lobster! So fresh and so good. Hopefully next time I'll have more of an appetite, but I like what I've had so far!
(4)Alan H.
Went here on Friday and man was the food delicious. You definitely get what you paid for. Portions are worth every penny
(5)Carlee U.
I love this place. They are always very nice and have the best sushi. I highly recommend the Yummi Yummi roll!
(5)Stephen A.
The first time we tried N'Joy we were not overwhelmed by the fish quality, but we were blown away by the rice which was infused with an amazing and interesting garlic flavor. Normally I like my sushi very 'Edo Traditional', but there was something about that rice that had us searching for N'Joy every time we drove north on I5, but alas never finding it again. With 'joy' we saw the restaurant pop up on a Yelp search and we found it again - but something changed, and not for the better. The rice that excited us so much was no more. The delicious and unique garlic flavor was replaced with....blah. Nothing. Just plain rice with barely a hint of the needed 'Edo' vinegar. The fish? Just ok and nothing to rave about. If the owners are reading this, please bring back that delicious garlic rice.
(3)Jen P.
Love, love, love N'Joy Sushi! Best sushi in my immediate area and totally worth the $! We have been there several times and the owner (I'm assuming because she is always working) is always so sweet and accommodating! The sushi? D-licious! Far more fresh than some places I've been and great portions!
(5)Angel B.
The guys and I rolled in here after a long day at work and was promptly greeted by a kind older Asian woman. After much deliberation we decided to do the $30 per person (4 of us) all you can eat deal. 12 rolls of sushi and 4 large bottles of sake later, we were feelin' pretty good. Place is awesome! Eat here now.
(4)RJ D.
I had the AYCE sushi. It only applies to rolls and no nigiri or sashimi items. The price is a little more here than in Los Angeles. The rolls themselves were fairly big, and the food was good. Service was good too with a lot of water. The only thing is that they held back on 2 of the rolls until we were able to show them we can finish the first 5 rolls. I don't know how most people eat their sushi rolls. Do they eat them one at a time or do they take them in a merry go round fashion taking one piece of each roll? I like to be presented with a lot of rolls, and then I take one piece from each roll to have variety. The whole thing would be bad if the restaurant just gave me one shrimp tempura roll that I had to eat all before getting the rainbow roll.
(4)Katie B.
Super attentive waitstaff on a Friday night. food came out fast, and was super fresh and yummy! We had soft shell crab appetizer which was really good, then miso great, Asian salad one of the best I have had and I'm picky, then we had a special called the fireball roll which was spicy tuna and asparagus with tuna on top and special sauce. It was super spicy and delicious! Then we had the playgirl roll which was crab shrimp temp and salmon and avocado on too and it had some sort of citrus topping that made it taste light and fresh. Used a groupon definitely worth full price though, will definitely be coming back! Also happy hour after 8pm everyday half off basic rolls drinks and appetizers.
(5)Anjelah B.
Pretty pricey but was starving so gave it a try. Beautiful plating and good portions. Food isn't that great. I didn't care for the tempura and the Katsu was burned but that made it super crispy. Bubble tea is yummy though.
(2)Simon H.
The best Japanese sushi and roll place. Sushi chef and servers are friendly. When I arrived at the restaurant, a lady (she looked like an owner of the restaurant) greeted me with a big smile. Atmosphere is great especially this is the place when you want to get together with friends and family members. Sunrise roll, boss roll, Fuji roll are must have menu.
(5)Angie H.
My wife took me here for my birthday during lunchtime. It was not very busy, but we had great service and some yummy sushi! We indulged ourselves with 3 rolls that were very tasty and fresh. The place was clean and so was the restroom. No sticky chairs or floors. Nice change from a sushi place I visited in West Seattle. I have N'Joy on my radar as a place I'd return to.
(5)Katie V.
My husband and I come all the way from Pendleton, OR.... And I can't give enough praise to N'Joy Sushi! Amazing selection, highest quality food, beautiful detail, nah children beg us to move here so we can eat here all the time!
(5)Carmen G.
I'm a sushis lover and have tried sushi restaurants around the country. They have the best Spider Rolls and their sashimi tastes fresh. I also enjoy the discount on Japanese beers along with their happy hours menu. Regular menu items are still on the pricy side (4 stars).
(4)Charlotte S.
Best sushi in Everett!!!!!!!! The service is great. Really fast and friendly. The sushi itself, words can't explain how amazing the sushi is. Full of flavor and so carefully made. The place is really pricey but it's worth every penny. The restaurant is very clean and warm. I love this place.
(5)Jon N.
Decent sushi restaurant. Nice menu selection but slightly overpriced. Best to save your money for good sushi in Seattle unless you need a quick sushi fix in the Lynnwood area.
(3)Ashley R.
I wouldn't have gone here without the groupon. The prices seem high for what it was. Presentation was nice. The older lady was nice too. Tempura was good along with the miso soup.
(3)Nick S.
My son and I ate there a few weeks ago using a Groupon (or something similar). We each had a Bento Box and were quite impressed with the quantity of food and indeed satisfied overall with the quality. The reason I'm only giving 3 stars was that the waitress seemed rather perturbed by my using a coupon and made a point of standing over me to make sure I pressed the redeemed button on my phone. Apparently they've had some untrustworthy customers in the past. Another thing for me personally is that I would rather not have a big screen TVs blaring in my face everywhere I go, but unfortunately that seems to be the standard nowadays. But yes, considering the waitress probably just had a bad day, I would go there again.
(3)Hingdi B.
So, over the years I've become somewhat picky about sushi. Places that I used to like don't do it for me anymore, so I was overjoyed when my hubby found this place for me! Parking: "downtown" mill creek, next to Jamba Juice - I'm usually here for dinner and it can be packed as it's "street" parking, but I've never had to wait long. And you can also just drive a little further to find parking. It's a newish hip sort of development with nice restaurants and places like Central Market, etc. etc... Service: I went in wary, but armed with a smile, was pleasantly surprised. The older waitress - must be the owner or something - was super nice. Our food was on our table in 10 minutes. There were only about 2 or 3 other tables filled which didn't make sense because the food's so good - but we were there on a Wed night. The food: The BEST spider crab roll I have ever had. It's like they just deep fried the thing and it was on my table a few minutes later wrapped in a delish roll! BSC roll was good even though I don't like scallops. Sunrise roll was great as well - the tempura shrimp in it was still warm from just being deep fried. The rice was just perfect on all the rolls and the sauces they used really matched well with the rolls. It's going to be difficult going back - I won't be able to decide what to get because it's all so good! Little on the pricey side, that's why only 4 stars. Recommendation: Definitely going back. Went with a groupon, but would still go without one.
(4)Ali U.
Delicious, generous portions and the waitstaff is beyond accommodating! Love this place!
(5)Anthony M.
I ate here recently after trying to choke down some dreadful stuff they tried to call sushi over at the sushi spott up the road. I was pleasantly surprised. Portions are adequate. Prices are decent. Service was great. The place was clean and well kept. No complaints! I just can't give it 5 stars because I have high standards for sushi. I typically try to frequent places that don't use surimi in any of their rolls.
(4)Margareth R.
At the restaurant right now and couldn't wait to write this review. The lady here is rude and unprofessional. Like she got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning. I ordered the calamari tempura roll, not good at all. It's better to go next door for teriyaki.
(1)T P.
I found my new sushi spot, a little pricey but it's totally worth it!! Way better than sushi zen I think just up the block. First time I came here I ordered to go so maybe next time I'll sit in! Staff was super friendly when I came in and professional. The place looked clean and modern which is a plus! But boy when I took my sushi home it was heaven in my mouth!!
(5)Alanna L.
Ordered the yummy roll, very good! Also ordered the Washington roll but had the salmon on top seared, will be back again
(4)Liya P.
Sushi is very good... Although that does not make up for the ladies attitude. She was unacceptably rude. She was very short with us and would just walk away and ignore. Very unprofessional. And when we were paying for our food she demanded a tip! "We expect a 15-20% tip!" Excuse me?! Did she really expect a tip for the crappy service we received? Lol she's crazy!
(1)Daniel K.
Sushi was good and the young guys had a professional attitude, but the older lady there is crazy! She straight up had a screaming argument with one of the servers at the cash register. Very unprofessional. Have been here twice, once when the young guys took really good careof us and once when the older lady was serving us. The yoing guys did a tremendous job but the older lady was terrible. Hit or miss with this place.
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