Great sushi is closer than you think.
Tualatin has a quietly excellent sushi scene, from neighborhood counters on the Nyberg and Martinazzi corridors to the Bridgeport Village dining row minutes away. Here is where to find it near 22379 SW 107th Ave.
Tualatin is not the first town people name when they think of Portland-area sushi, but the local options hold their own. A handful of well-regarded sushi bars sit right on the Nyberg and Martinazzi corridors, and Bridgeport Village, just across the line on the Tigard border, adds some of the metro area's most polished Japanese dining. For anyone house-hunting near 22379 SW 107th Ave, knowing the good sushi spots is part of understanding what makes this town livable.
The range is wide: quick lunch counters, all-you-can-eat izakaya, and white-tablecloth sushi bars. This guide breaks down the best picks in Tualatin proper, on the Bridgeport Village border, and a short drive into Tigard.
In Tualatin proper
Sushi on the Nyberg and Martinazzi corridors.
Akira Sushi
7809 SW Nyberg St, Tualatin
Akira is a perennial top pick on best-sushi lists for Tualatin, serving classic rolls, nigiri, and sashimi in a straightforward neighborhood setting. It is an easy stop on the Nyberg retail strip, minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave.
ZENSHI Handcrafted Sushi
19200 SW Martinazzi Ave, Tualatin
ZENSHI is a local Pacific Northwest chain with a Tualatin location on Martinazzi and a second spot in Wilsonville. It leans on handcrafted rolls and fresh fish with a modern, casual feel. Check the ZENSHI website for hours and menus.
Toro Sushi and Sushi Train
19239 SW Martinazzi Ave, Tualatin
Two sushi counters share the same Martinazzi address: Toro Sushi for made-to-order rolls and Sushi Train for the conveyor-belt experience. The train format is a favorite with kids and a fun, low-pressure way to try a little of everything.
Sushi and Thai
19352 SW Boones Ferry Rd, Tualatin
A hybrid kitchen on the Boones Ferry corridor serving both sushi and Thai classics, which makes it a convenient one-stop for households with different cravings. It is a dependable takeout and casual-dining option close to home.
On the Bridgeport Village border
Destination sushi minutes from home.
Sinju Sushi
7339 SW Bridgeport Rd, Bridgeport Village
Sinju, at Bridgeport Village, is the area's most polished Japanese dining room, with an extensive sushi menu and a full Japanese kitchen. It positions itself as Tualatin's best Japanese restaurant, and it is the go-to for a special dinner without leaving the neighborhood. See the Sinju website for menus and reservations.
Hana Sushi and Izakaya Bridgeport
7194 SW Hazel Fern Rd, Portland
Just off the Bridgeport Village circle, Hana Sushi and Izakaya runs an all-you-can-eat format alongside a full izakaya menu of small plates and grilled items. It is a lively, shareable dinner option a few minutes from 22379 SW 107th Ave. Details are on the Hana website.
Kikka Sushi
7380 SW Bridgeport Rd, Tigard
Kikka sits on the Bridgeport Road strip just across from the village, serving a broad menu of rolls, bento, and Japanese favorites with a loyal local following. It is an easy add to a Bridgeport shopping trip. See the Kikka website.
A dining row worth the short drive
Bridgeport Village, Tigard
Bridgeport Village's restaurant row, covered in our destination dining guide, pairs sushi with everything from ramen to wood-fired pizza, which makes it easy to please a mixed group in one outing.
A short drive into Tigard
More options across the river.
Sushi Ki-ichi
11940 SW Pacific Hwy, Tigard
A well-reviewed sushi bar on the Pacific Highway corridor with a serious omakase-style approach and a strong sake list. It is the pick when you want a quieter, more refined meal. See the Sushi Ki-ichi website.
Crazy Sushi
7197 SW Dartmouth St, Tigard
Crazy Sushi is a friendly, family-run Tigard spot known for generous portions and creative specialty rolls, plus a full menu of Japanese classics. Visit the Crazy Sushi website for the menu.
Sushi Hana and MiChi Japan
Two Tigard locations each
Sushi Hana runs two budget-friendly Tigard locations on Pacific Highway and Hall Boulevard, and MiChi Japan on Scholls Ferry Road adds another solid mid-range option. Both are dependable, everyday choices within about ten minutes of home. Menus are on the Sushi Hana and MiChi Japan websites.
Part of a bigger dining scene
Tualatin and beyond
Sushi is one thread in a rich local food scene. Pair this guide with our guide to Tualatin's Asian dining scene and the best restaurants in Tualatin for a full picture of what is on the table nearby.
Make Your Move
A town with a sushi bar on every corner.
Great dining within minutes is part of what makes Tualatin feel livable. 22379 SW 107th Ave puts you close to the Nyberg corridor, Bridgeport Village, and all the sushi worth trying. Paul Knighton of MORE Realty can show you the home, then point you toward the neighborhood favorites.
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