Blue Samurai Sushi Bar & Grill

Favorite place to get sushi. The seating is limited and the place is small so reservations are strongly recommend. I’ve been here a couple times and have always enjoyed ourselves. Prices are a little steep for some so if your looking for a bunch of different stuff be prepared to spend some Money. Money well spent however!!! We have had great service every time and we will Absolutely be back again!!

Had a great time at Blue Samurai! Got there at 6:30p on a Saturday, with no reservations. Said a table for 2 would be ready at 7:15p and it was but then told a waitress would be by in about 10 minutes. Never told this before but was happy with the communication. Understandable, it was busy. Small restaurant but they do a great job of turning tables Food was amazing! Best sushi in the valley, had an amazing banana and pear sake. My husband and I got 2 rolls and beef yakisoba, all the food was amazing and waitress was kind and attentive, did not get her name. This place was awesome. Been to 3 other “sushi” places in the area and was disappointed, at this point I’ve given up hope finding good sushi, but here hope was found ALSO! We got chocolate mints at the end! Overall, an amazing night

The sushi here never disappoints. I’ve been here 5 times over the past two years. They have a great selection of rolls and nigiri made with the freshest ingredients. Their sake selection is decent as well. If you are lucky enough to get Cheyenne as a waitress you won’t be disappointed she is awesome and always on point. Any other waitress or waiter is hit or miss. There are other worthwhile sushi stops in the Flathead but Blue Samurai is def worth a stop.

On my travels through the wilds of Montana—where the rivers roar, the mountains stand proud, and even a Samurai gets hungry—I stumbled upon Blue Samurai Sushi, tucked into downtown Kalispell. Without a reservation (because, truly, who makes battle plans with sushi?), I stepped inside and declared my readiness to feast. The hostess paused, measured me with the seriousness of a duel, and said firmly: “You can sit at the sushi bar.” I glanced around—plenty of empty tables. But a Samurai does not argue over battlefield terrain. To the bar I went. Once seated, the night unfolded like a well-paced kata. The menu offered a generous mix of cooked dishes and sushi creations. The sake list looked vast, though many leaned sweet and fruity. Fortunately, my server guided me toward drier options—an ho

This place is fantastic! Top quality. Would absolutely recommend stopping here while in Kalispell.