Amazing sushi, and we had the most lovely waitress. We sat at the sushi bar, and were able to order as we dined. Spicy tuna was a big hit. Also, surprisingly the spicy wings as a starter were incredible! We will definitely be back...lots!

On a lark, we stopped by SuBI for a late dinner. Bainbridge Island rolls up the sidewalks (what precious few there are!) at 8:30 or so (with some exceptions), and we left the house at 8! We were heading to the Indian Restaurant in the same shopping center, the Pavilion. We were walking by and decided to check it out. We were glad we did. It was already 8:10, and they were closing at 8:30. The sushi bar was closing even sooner. They sat us quickly at a table by the window, gave us menus, and took our orders. Cordial, friendly, and not rushing, which we really appreciated. They have a variety of comfy tables throughout the restaurant, and I think we would have been happy at any of them. They have a happy hour menu from 7:30 to close, so we (mostly) availed ourselves of it. I ordered their California and Spicy Tuna combo roll, their Avacado and Cucumber roll, three salmon nigiri, and a 20 oz. Sapporo to share between us. My date ordered the Shiitake Maki (vegetarian), with added avocado. The food came quickly, just under the wire for last call, and it was delicious. I particularly like the spicy tuna roll, but also enjoyed the shiitake maki. My only complaint: the salmon nigiri didn't seem as fresh as I had hoped (the fish seemed a little tough). Otherwise, a great experience, and we appreciated the staff accommodating us so late in the day.

WOW!!! I was super hungry and had the agedashi tofu, hamachi nigiri, toro nigiri, ultra albacore roll, and chocolate lava cake. Everything was SOOO good, especially the sushi roll! I've been to many sushi restaurants, but I feel I can confidently say this is the best sushi roll I've ever had. No imitation crab, and no tempura shrimp in the roll, which is a major plus to me (many sushi restaurants throw that in as a default filler, in my opinion). The crunchy onions were fresh and crispy, the perfect delicate crunch. Everything was so fresh. I'm just sad I don't live in the area, because I'd be here all the time and there are so many things on the menu I'd like to try. Until next time Bainbridge!

Sushi rolls were good. We had the Dragon Roll, Tuna Roll, and the BNB Roll. They were all delicious but a little pricey even in these inflationary days. Our eating partners had the chicken katsu and the udon with a side of tempura. The chicken katsu looked fantastic and they gave a large portion. I think I'll order that next time.

We like this place. It can get filled up, so on a busy night, do reserve. Yes, the prices are at a premium. You are at a nice sushi place on Bainbridge island, after all. But the quality delivers. The fish is fresh and plentiful, the food is tasty and nice. There's a happy hour menu that makes the prices more affordable, so look for that if you are into fried food. This place not only offers a vast array of American-style sushi rolls, but it has nigiri (including of rarer seafood and fish!), and full kitchen offerings, including some Korean fare. Ambiance-wise, if you are there at peak hour, expect loud families and big parties (although this isn't a chucky cheese, thankfully). If you prefer quiet, go during off hours or less busy day. Then it'll be cozy, dark and nice.

We walked in here on a Thursday evening and despite being a full house, we got seated right away. My bf ordered some galbi and they were kind of tough, but the sushi is all that matters to me at Japanese restaurant. They have a wide selection for specialty rolls and it was hard not to order everything on the menu. The two rolls that I did order were so fresh and tasty. Would love to come back here whenever I'm in Seattle.

Took a Thursday evening trip over to Bainbridge with a friend stopped into this place. We had looked online and saw that they had a happy hour which said 7:30pm to close on the website. We got there a few before 7:30pm and weren't given happy hour menus, but they were brought over after we asked. We then ordered a few things off the happy hour and regular menu. We got the half and half rolls: SALMONLOVE + ULTRAALBACORE and TUNA + SALMON, the Yummy Yummy Roll (happy hour), and gyoza (happy hour). My friend tried to order an order of sweet potato fries a little later off the happy hour menu and they said it had ended so I'm still a little confused on whether it's before or after 7:30pm like it said online. The gyoza came out first and they were really good standard gyoza. The sushi took a lot longer to come out which was strange because the restaurant didn't seem busy, but our waitress did apologize for the long wait. The yummy yummy was my favorite of the rolls. The tempura shrimp had such a good flavor and all the ingredients came together really well. The salmon and tuna rolls were amazing. The big chunks of fish were so fresh, especially the salmon. The salmonlove and ultraalbacore combo was good, but I don't know that it all paired together well. The crispy onions on top kind of felt overpowering to the roll. Overall the happy hour deals are great (if you can figure out when to go) and the sushi is really fresh and we'll priced.