Three Portland Sushi Bars, One Night, Every Bite Included
A hosted sushi dinner across three downtown Portland bars, with the ordering handled for you and every course already paid for.
This is a progressive sushi dinner. You sit down at three downtown Portland sushi bars in one evening, and at each one the kitchen sends out chef-selected dishes while a guide explains what is on the plate.
The operator, AFK Food Tours, builds the night around nigiri, with sashimi, specialty rolls and seasonal plates filling out the meal. Nobody at the table has to order anything.
Booking through this listing is simple. One price, USD 249 per person, covers the food at all three stops, and the listing caps each night at ten guests.
This listing only sells tickets for ages 13 to 99. You can cancel for a full refund up to 24 hours before the 5:30 PM start; inside 24 hours, nothing is refunded.
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The menu is not fixed. The listing says the selection varies by night and is chosen by the kitchen, with nigiri, sashimi, specialty rolls and seasonal plates in the mix. The operator calls nigiri the centerpiece of every stop.
The listing describes each course as a full dish, served at a seated stop. The operator says the bars on the tour source fish directly from Japan and that you sit at the bar where you can watch the chefs. Your guide talks you through what you are eating, how to spot quality, and how to order on your own next time.
Three Addresses, Short Walks Toward the River
The night starts at 406 SW 13th Ave, the address of Masu Sushi. The operator asks you to check in at the front desk and say you are there for the sushi tour.
The listing pins the other two stops on SW 9th Ave and SW 3rd Ave, with about 40 minutes at each. The tour ends at 40 SW 3rd Ave, not back where it started, so plan your ride home from there. Expect two to three hours in total. The walks between bars are short, and the operator runs the tour rain or shine, so bring a layer.
What the Price Covers, and What It Does Not
Food at all three bars is included, and the operator says there are no add-ons for the meal itself. The listing also includes non-alcoholic drinks.
Sake, beer and cocktails are not included; the operator says they are available to buy at the bars through the evening. If you want a drink with the nigiri, budget for it separately. Restaurant reservations for the group are handled by the operator.
Diets, Allergies and Who It Suits
For gluten-free or vegan needs, the listing asks you to message the operator after booking so it can plan a menu. Allergies and restrictions can also be noted at checkout on the operator's side.
Sushi carries common allergens, including fish, shellfish, soy and gluten, and the operator says it will do its best rather than promising a safe menu. If you are not keen on raw fish, the operator says to tell the guide ahead of time. No sushi knowledge is needed; the guide handles the ordering.
Arrive a few minutes before 5:30 PM at 406 SW 13th Ave and head to the front desk. The listing notes public transportation nearby, and the listing marks the evening as suitable for all fitness levels.
One guest this October summed up the experience simply: "You leave full and happy." Expect fresh fish, a guide who keeps it light, and a walk east through downtown between courses.