Musashi's

Musashi's has a nice exterior, but the inside was not what I expected. it is very small, which can feel a bit cramped. I ordered the Chirashi Don, but unfortunately, the fish quality on the rice wasn't the best compared to other sushi places I've tried. It's an okay spot, but the disappointment with the interior space and the main dish prevents me from giving a higher rating.

Have been going to musashis for a while. It was always better than most other chirashi bowls for a lot cheaper. After not going for a while I found they now provide more rice, or at least the bowls are different and it feels like more rice. I like the new bowls! The fish is still plentiful and fresh. Will be continuing to come back! I’ve only gotten the chirashi bowl. It’s the best.

No nonsense restaurant with good sushi for the money, friendly service, and easy access to street parking. Dining in, they provide free hot barley tea. You can order at the counter or through the online menu. The nigiri dinner came with good size fish. The rice was a little hard so I didn't eat most of it. Waitress brought extra wasabi and ginger quickly when we ran out. Decor is basic but comfortable. Plenty of free on street parking.

We order from Musashi’s Factoria for years. Almost always the chirashi. Always excellent freshness, and a generous portion. This Musashi’s is however quite different. A skimpy amount of fish, questionable freshness and overcooked seared salmon and eel. I was close to dumping it in the bin. Turns out all Mushashi’s aren’t created equal… we will skip this one

Musashi’s is a quaint little restaurant in Redmond town center. We went on a Thursday for an early dinner and the service was quick and fast. The food was good, but the freshness of the fish could be better. Overall would recommend for a quick bite.

It's the nicest sushi I've ever had, but the venue is cramped, echo-y, and the service isn't great. Mostly the employees hide behind the counter and it's hard to get their attention. Ordering isn't straight forward and they seem to be pushing QR codes.

Ordered: 2x dinner nigiri assortment 2x tamago nigiri 2x inari 2x fatty tuna nigiri 2x seared salmon nigiri 1x spicy salmon maki roll 1x salmon maki roll 1 order spicy onigiri Total cost: $87.82 (including tax & tip) Dress code: N/A - takeout Review: Musashi's is a great stop for sushi in Redmond. Very fast service (15 min from order to pickup) even during a dinner rush on a Friday night. The ingredients were fresh, the presentation was picnic-ready, and the meal was delicious. Buttery salmon nigiri is one of my absolute favorite sushi staples and it was 10/10! The only potential detractors were the onigiri and the price (hence the -1 star). The onigiri didn't hold up super well and the flavor, as compared to other items, was not anything to write home about. The price for takeout was a little spendier but would have been fair had we opted to dine in-house. Great local sushi option!