Sushi Licious sits on NW 56th Street in Ballard, the kind of spot regulars call a hidden gem rather than a destination they visit once. The menu runs through sushi counter basics — nigiri, tamago, chirashi sushi, maki rolls including spicy and shrimp versions, and ikura gunkan — alongside tempura crunch rolls, takoyaki, and tonkotsu ramen for the comfort-food side of the menu.
Half-portion options are a particular draw, letting diners sample more of the menu without committing to full plates across the board. Service is consistently described as friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant has built a base of repeat customers who treat it as a regular neighborhood stop.
Sushi Licious has been covered by The Infatuation as part of its Seattle sushi coverage.
Half-portion options are a particular draw, letting diners sample more of the menu without committing to full plates across the board. Service is consistently described as friendly and welcoming, and the restaurant has built a base of repeat customers who treat it as a regular neighborhood stop.
Sushi Licious has been covered by The Infatuation as part of its Seattle sushi coverage.

