Sushiland

Conveyor style sushi restaurant (not enough of these around here). Food is decent but not the best, but it is super cheap, I am a hardcore sushi eater, where at a nice sushi restaurant i can spend upwards of $70 in one sitting, but at Sushiland i rarely spend more than $15. It still after many years is my favorite place to eat sushi with friends a very fun environment. A small place, it can get very crowded sometimes, that's why sometimes I go to the one in Bellevue, where the seating is a bit more economical.

Highly recommend for family and friends.

The sushi's good, the service is decent (sometimes a bit oblivious) and what can be faster than grabbing your food as it goes by. No waiting for the waitress to finish her smoke break, or whatever. I like the place and think it's a fun atmosphere. I go whenever I get the chance.

SushiLand is an awesome place to go! I eat there at least once a week. It has the conveyor belt style, so it's not super fancy, but the sushi is good and the prices can't be beat. Most stuff is about $1 and the most expensive dish is $3. I can stuff myself silly for $7 on edamame, california rolls, shrimp tempura and chicken katsu. They have a huge variety of stuff so even if you're not a big sushi fun you'll find good basic food to eat.

PROS: Value
CONS: Sometimes really busy

This Lower Queen Anne (you might also know it as Marineopolis) establishment is like a less funky version of Blue C (in Fremont). The conveyor belt goes round and round, full of good yummy sushi. As noted before, the food is good, not great. But the price is cheap and you know how much it is before you eat it. I sorta like being able to see my food before purchasing it.

Fun before or after a night out in Queen Anne, or a Sonics game or play.

Good for small groups & dates, but they can't really handle anything too big.

Sushiland is a conveyor-belt style sushi restaurant. This lower Queen Anne location is MUCH better than the Bellevue location. The place feels a lot cleaner, and I think that the staff is friendlier. It's true that the sushi is not the best quality, but it tastes good and the price is right. It's quite authentic, or at least my Japanese friends say so. Try it!