Japanese restaurants · Everett, Washington, United States

Oshima Sushi

Everett is a port and residential city in Snohomish County, north of Seattle, between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River. Its historic downtown clusters arts, music and restaurants, while Oshima’s address on Evergreen Way, farther south, belongs to a separate service and retail corridor that i

About Oshima Sushi

Everett is a port and residential city in Snohomish County, north of Seattle, between Port Gardner Bay and the Snohomish River. Its historic downtown clusters arts, music and restaurants, while Oshima’s address on Evergreen Way, farther south, belongs to a separate service and retail corridor that is more functional than tourist-oriented. Visitors staying by the waterfront or arriving by train should plan a transfer: this is not a short walk from downtown, and local connections depend on route and time.

Oshima presents sushi and Japanese cooking in an informal format, with rolls, sashimi and hot dishes, and offers dine-in, takeout and delivery. The website displays its phone, map, separate service hours and a link for leaving a review. Google comments gathered by a review platform include praise for flavour and perceived freshness, staff courtesy and a clean, spacious dining room; some visitors note that the restaurant can get busy. Arrive with time to spare at dinner or order takeout if your schedule is tight.

The menu offers choices for different appetites and is not limited to raw fish, although we did not find a complete official menu that would let us promise every dish is available permanently. Official hours vary by day: Monday through Thursday has a break between shifts, Sunday starts at noon, and Friday and Saturday run later. The website does not specify private parking; because the restaurant is on Evergreen Way, check access and spaces in the commercial area on arrival. Prices can change, and the official source does not publish a fixed per-person rate.

On an Everett itinerary, Oshima works better as a planned meal than as a stop on a downtown walk. It can be compared with Katana Sushi on Hewitt Avenue in the historic centre, which offers a different setting, reservations and catering. We make no blanket safety promise about a city or corridor; check the current route and return transport, especially after evening service. Oshima’s official site links Google reviews, but we could not verify official social accounts and have not added any.

In brief

Sushi, sashimi, rolls and Japanese dishes; dine-in, takeout and delivery.