Old Town Sushi

Old Town Sushi no longer exists. It has been merged into Season’s, which is now serving sushi on Thursday nights only, 5 pm to 9 pm. Once again, small town activity couldn’t support this specialty restaurant.

Just okay. Had the rainbow roll, tempura shrimp roll, and spicy ahi roll. Tasted good but I’ve had better given the price.

This place is like an answer to prayer for me and my wife. As transplants from big cities, we were so excited when this place opened up. Finally! A sushi place worth hanging out in and stuffing your face… The atmosphere is great, the servers are always really friendly, and the rolls are delicious. I would eat here once a day if it was a bit cheaper.
Thank you to Old Town for making awesome sushi!

We’re regulars here. I’m almost embarrassed how many times we’ve eaten here… but I’m not.
Clesea and the staff are amazing, hard-​working, friendly, and dedicated to providing you an outstanding dining experience!
Now, the sushi… sushi is like pizza, even when it’s bad, it’s still pretty good. Well, this is not bad sushi. In fact, thus is some of the best sushi I’ve ever had! We just returned from Kaua’i and experienced some of the most incrediblely fresh sushi available. Well, Old Town can compete. All their rolls are expertly made, generous in size, fresh, and amazing. Request a Watermelon Roll (not on the menu). I prefer rolls that incorporate susimi. If a «Sushi» joint doesn’t offer susimi, they don’t know how to handle fresh ingredients and I won’t eat there. Old Town knows it’s fresh fish!
I can’t say enough about this addition to the valley dining scene. Beer selection could be better, but their Saki choices are awesome. And Weezer playing over the sound system is just icing on the cake!

One of the best places to eat in Lewiston. Excellent sushi, great ambience, and sweet service. We got the watermelon roll, the volcano, the rainbow, and the spicy ahi. Fusion of flavor and artistic presentation. Will be back for sure.

Very tasty sushi. Also, the plating of it was very artistic. However, we went in on a night that wasn’t overly busy and it took an hour to get our 3 sushi rolls. The sole problem: Serving the sushi in Seasons, the restaurant next door. If you’re going to serve sushi, especially when you’re plating it in such an artistic and time consuming way, don’t serve it in the restaurant next door. If people want sushi they can actually go into the sushi bar.

The sushi was fantastic! They are still a new business. They have only been open a week. The waiter didn’t know the ingredients or name of the rolls we got. He got the order right, just wasn’t able to identify them after. They had a very nice wine selection. They also had a few beers on the menu. It was a little expensive for a small town but I believe they are connected to the bistro next door. So their ingredients were probably all top of the line. All in all they did a good job and I’m glad to see a new sushi place in the valley. I looks forward to visiting again when they have been open longer.