Thai Hot Sushi DON

A quiet, cozy hole in the wall sushi restaurant situated in downtown Minot. Friendly service from a two man crew serving fantastic fresh made sushi and appetizers. The intimate setting and inviting atmosphere make this the perfect spot for date night.

If you’re looking for a hidden gem, this little hole-in-the-wall Thai restaurant absolutely blew me away! The sushi was incredibly fresh and full of flavor, and every dish we tried was amazing. The restaurant itself was very clean, and the customer service was excellent — everyone was friendly and attentive. I was honestly surprised by how good everything was, especially for such a small spot. The portions are generous, so you definitely get great value for what you pay. This place completely exceeded my expectations and I will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend checking it out if you love great Thai food and sushi!

Went here today with my best friend and her dad and the service was great and food was amazing and appealing, kinda a little niche hidden place, the decorations were beautiful, I suggest going here to support a new upcoming restaurant. There was only 1 person there but he was so sweet and gave us free miso soup!

MINOT. We have a hidden sushi lair. And yes, you’re going to want in. .. we almost didn’t open the door. You know that split second where you’re standing at the bottom of a staircase, staring at a fabric-covered doorway, wondering, “Is this it? Are we about to walk into someone’s storage room?” That was us. You head down the stairs, it’s quiet, there’s this draped entrance in front of you, and for a second you hesitate. It feels secret. Almost forbidden. Like you need a password. But we opened it. And I am so glad we did. Because behind that fabric door is Thai Hot Sushi Don, and it feels like Minot’s best kept underground secret. Stone walls. Warm lantern light glowing from the ceiling. A cozy sushi bar. Japanese artwork and greenery tucked into the space. It’s intimate, moody, and un

I wasn’t impressed when we went in it felt like going into a strange place. There are a very limited number of tables. There in no host/hostess, so it was confusing. I started to realize that there were only two people working. The staff was busting ass to take care of about 22 people. As we waited we saw three groups being told that there were no tables. The food was top notch and I realized that one sushi chef was making everything fresh to order and the sushi chef brought the food to our table. By the time we left I was really impressed, first impressions can be mis-leading Be sure to get there early and wait for a table… you won’t regret it.👍👍👍