Sushi Village 1676 Northeast 181st Avenue, Portland, OR 97230

"Ordered Yakisoba for lunch while I was at work. Placed order online 30 minutes before I arrived and walked in to pick up. Notified the wait staff that I was there to pick up and was told they would need about 10 minutes to make it. I waited and was handed my order a little more than 10 minutes later and then headed back to work to spend the last 10 minutes of my lunch break. Food was mediocre but not inedible. My main issue is what is the point in ordering ahead when they don't start your order until you arrive? They were mildly busy for lunch time but had plenty of room for additional guests. Better food and service can be had in the adjacent plaza for the same price. Won't be returning to eat here."

"live beetle on my strawberry :( the salmon was white and had bones. staff was very loud entire time, everything was cold. i used to love this place but i'm not sure what's happened, i won't be going back sadly"

"A cute, small, Japanese conveyor belt sushi shop. Great for a quick bite, and for the novelty of the small plate conveyor belt (I love it). Dishes are priced by dish color about $2-4, and at lunch there is often a lot of crab-based sushi moving on the belt. I often order the unagi / eel on rice, which is a dish that you have to special order as it's not often on the conveyor belt during lunchtimes. The eel is barbecued / broiled and basted with a sweet, thick teriyaki-like eel sauce. The dish is sweet, salty, a little fishy (again, great for me), and melts in your mouth with a buttery-like texture. It's my absolute favorite sushi dish, and Sushi Village makes a nice version of it. I like a cucumber salad with the eel to add some bright flavors and textures to the palate. Paying afterward is quick, staff is friendly, and the facilities are clean. Overall a nice conveyor belt sushi spot. For those who care, I am a large person and, while there are a lot of close seats around the bar, you can move them or request to have them moved if you need fat-friendly seating. This might be harder to do if / when the space is crowded."

"For Conveyor Belt sushi it was okay, not the greatest but the prices were decent. The salmon seemed a bit old and the rice a bit stale. Service was good."

"For those who Love sushi, this place is great. Best time to visit: 2-4pm, because it's their Happy Hour. And my Happy Hour, because I save $$$. Don't forget to Tip, spread some love to local businesses."