I always take advantage of the happy hour. All plates are $2.95. I always have good experience here. The sushi are not bad quality, they are pretty decent, and taste even better cause it's cheaper. I prefer Chiyo than other conveyer belt sushi places in this area.

I love this sushi bar so much, sashimi looks very fresh and clean, the location also convenient, 100% recommend!

Heading back home from work, and....rrrrr...the tummy's rumblin' again. Time to grab a bite. I was in a sushi mood, and remembered there's a Sushi Chiyo just a mile off 26 down Cedar Hills, so a quick detour had me there at around 2:00 on a Friday afternoon. Never been to this location before; the place is pretty dead at that time, plenty of seating available. Bonus: it was happy hour (roughly 2-3:30pm) so all plates were at a discount. They mostly had rolls going by, and given I'm not much a fan of mayo, spicy mayo, or crunchy bits messing up my fish, I opted to order a couple Nigiri selections (salmon, mackerel). In a couple minutes the chef handed me my plates and...wow..that's some generously-sized nigiri! (See photo--it's almost as long as my hand). These were almost "two-biters" and that's just the way I like it. Rice was mildly seasoned and was cooked just fine. Fish tasted exactly how it was supposed to. I've hit a LOT of conveyor-belt sushi places. Most are unimpressive, with high prices and pinky-length sushi bites, leading to high piles of plates stacked just to fill the tummy and an empty wallet as your only consolation for visiting. Some have techno-gimmicks like touch-screen ordering and landfill-filling toy prizes for eating x number of plates. Others just have nothing at all to offer. Not here. I managed 4 generously-sized plates of Nigiri and one roll of some kind and headed out very nicely satisfied for $17 including tip which is just ridonculously low for the amount I ate. Smiled all the way home to Forest Grove. Definitely adding Sushi Chiyo into my rotation when I'm in the area; while this isn't sit-down omakase-quality sushi, it's way up there in the ranks as conveyor-sushi places go.

Love this place so much that it's a place I take all my guests to when they come to visit. Their quality of fish is so good and they are generous with their cuts. Seared salmon is my absolute favorite, no other place serves it the way they do with the sauces on top. Their service is excellent, servers are always checking in. What makes this place even better is that they have happy hour where plates are discounted during the weekdays. We always find our way back here whenever we're wanting sushi!

YUM! Wow, I am really, really surprised at how GREAT this sushi was given its conveyor belt and reviews on Yelp aren't as great. I took a chance because the DoorDash reviews were really good. SO glad I did! I'm kind of a snob with sushi - I notice little details and especially with fish, if it isn't the freshest stuff you can always tell. This sushi was FRESH and well made. My ONLY small complaint is the rice was a little bit more crumbly than preferred, and the edamame was a little wilted and not as tough as I'd like but these were very small things. We ordered sashimi, tuna, California rolls, seared ahi tuna with cucumber salad, and several other rolls. They were all totally delicious, the sashimi and salmon texture and taste was incredibly good. My husband and I were very pleased! Super happy to have found them and I'm so glad they delivered to my house in Hillsboro. I can't speak to the wait times if you go on site but we ordered through DoorDash and it was prompt!

Great place for casual sushi. I love coming here because the portions are worth your dollar. One of my favorite servers is a lady who usually giggles after she talks, she's always so sweet & kind. Service is very fast as well. You can either grab from the belt or order off the menu. There usually isnt a wait time if you walk in. I once had a group of 8 people and we got seated right away and they don't take reservations. I recommend going during happy hour!!

After my daughter completed 3 events, over 3 and 1/2 hours, she needed some replenishment. Sure she had snacks, but that kept her at a baseline. She was hungry for real food. I had attempted to take her to Sushi Chiyo after one of her art classes, but she refused to believe the location on Sandy Blvd was the same restaurant. Luckily I discovered the location on Cedar Hills Blvd. She had been here before but it was my first time. The first thing I noticed was the modern look of the restaurant. It wasn't super fancy, but it looked much cleaner than Sushi Mioga. Secondly I noticed that the prices seemed to be a little less as well. Between us we got 7 plates and it worked out to about $17.50. In usually just get water when I eat sushi, but after I inspected the menu a little closer, I observed that fountain drinks have free refills. This was another plus. Overall while their roll collection is a little different it was a pretty tasty visit