Sushi Village — Restaurant in Gresham

Sushi Village is a hidden gem for sushi lovers, offering a delightful dining experience with fresh, flavorful dishes and warm, welcoming service. From the moment you step inside, the atmosphere is inviting, with a cozy yet modern decor that sets the perfect tone for a relaxed meal.

The menu is extensive, featuring a variety of sushi rolls, sashimi, and classic Japanese dishes to suit all tastes. The fish is incredibly fresh, and the presentation is both artful and appetizing. Signature rolls like the Dragon Roll and Rainbow Roll are bursting with flavor, while traditional offerings like nigiri and sashimi are expertly prepared. If you’re not a sushi fan, the tempura, teriyaki, and udon options are equally delicious.

One of the standout features of Sushi Village is the exceptional service. The staff is attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable, always ready to recommend dishes or accommodate special requests. The chefs work with precision, and you can tell they take pride in their craft.

Whether you’re dining in or ordering takeout, Sushi Village consistently delivers high-quality food at reasonable prices. It’s an ideal spot for a casual lunch, a date night, or even a celebration. If you’re a sushi enthusiast, this place...

The restaurant is clean and very new, the fish was fresh and delicious and the prices were fair. The staff are friendly and the service is very fast, I felt welcome and comfortable for my meal. I usually stick with nigiri at conveyor belt sushi places, the salmon was great and the yellowtail was also wonderful. For 5 plates and a soda I paid about $15 with tip, since they just opened I was given a 10% discount so it was very reasonable for the quality and quantity of what I ate. I will definitely be coming back, keep up the good work!!!

*Edit my husband and I went in for dinner on a weeknight after not eating here for a couple months. The selection wasn’t very good, the service was horrendously slow and the fish was still partially frozen. To get any kind of nigiri or sashimi you had to try and flag someone down to get your order in, and even then it was still a 10 minute wait when the place wasn’t all that busy. I was fairly disappointed with this visit considering that it was so good before. Either way, if your looking for a converter belt place that drowns their maki in mayo based sauce then this is your spot. Unfortunately it looks like I’ll be moving on the next time I’m...

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...