Sushi Ave, Queen Anne
16 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/AskSeattle, r/Seattle, r/SeattleWA17 comments cited below
What people say, in short
Commenters recommend Sushi Ave, which has more than one Seattle outlet; most who name one mean Queen Anne, and a few mean the International District. Many describe it as budget-friendly, a few say the sushi itself is good or a bargain, one finds it unremarkable, and another notes it is casual with no alcohol.
Address
SUSHI AVE Queen Anne, 111 Queen Anne Ave N #102, Seattle, WA 98109
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The evidence
Every point below is paraphrased from a real public comment, ordered by how much the community engaged with it. Caveats and negatives are kept in — follow any link to read the original for yourself.
- Recommendsu/Coriks_Travels in r/AskSeattle · Jul 2026taste
Calls it an unassuming Lower Queen Anne spot with top sushi at affordable prices.
- Caveatu/notatwentylettername in r/AskSeattle · Sep 2026taste
Says Sushi Ave is near the arena but unremarkable.
- Recommendsu/oofig in r/Seattle · Jun 2025
Ranks this as their second pick, listing two Seattle outlets, in reply to the casual sushi question.
- Recommendsu/dummmylitt in r/AskSeattle · Oct 2026
Recommends this Chinatown spot to visitors, but says nothing specific about its sushi.
- Recommendsu/computer__angel in r/AskSeattle · Aug 2026value
Recommends Sushi Ave in Queen Anne as a value sushi option for visitors.
- Recommendsu/ottermom03 in r/AskSeattle · Aug 2026value
Suggests Sushi Ave in the International District as a budget sushi pick alongside a lunch all-you-can-eat option.
- Recommendsu/ganasdebailar in r/Seattle · Jun 2025value
Backs the Sushi Ave pick and calls its salmon combo a bargain for tasty nigiri and sashimi.
- Recommendsu/Specific-Data-4104 in r/AskSeattle · Aug 2026value
Agrees the place is good value; expected little from its modest look but came away pleasantly surprised.
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- Recommendsu/MAD_ICE in r/AskSeattle · Oct 2026
Included in a short list of Japanese picks, with no further comment on its food.
- Recommendsu/ncsugal in r/AskSeattle · Sep 2026value
Recommends Sushi Ave for solid, budget-friendly sushi; rolls are good, though casual with no alcohol.
- Recommendsu/tgramuh in r/SeattleWA · Aug 2026taste
Ate there recently; loved the otoro roll and found it cheaper than typical takeout.
- Recommendsu/NachoPichu in r/SeattleWA · Jan 2026
Lists Sushi Ave in the International District alongside Azuma in West Seattle, without further comment.
- Recommendsu/WillowTreez8901 in r/SeattleWA · Apr 2025
Suggests Sushi Ave as an all-you-can-eat option.
- Recommendsu/khelvaster in r/AskSeattle · Aug 2025value
Names Sushi Ave as an economical place with above-average sushi.
- Recommendsu/Medium_Baby_2216 in r/AskSeattle · Mar 2025taste
Says Sushi Ave in Queen Anne is really good and not overly expensive.
- Recommendsu/Kennytieshisshoes in r/Seattle · Sep 2024
Agrees with the post and says they visited soon after the restaurant opened.
- Recommendsu/lawfultots in r/Seattle · Sep 2024value
Seconds the post; calls the sushi great and reasonably priced, and says they plan to come back.
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Details last checked 13 Nov 2026. Recommendations reflect what people said at the time; confirm current details before you go.