Explore Our Sushi, Sashimi, Signature Rolls & Authentic Sides
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SUSHI
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SASHIMI
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ROLLS
Shrimp Tempura, Kani kama, Avocado
Shrimp Tempura, Kani kama, Avocado
Fried softshell crab, Yama gobo, Cucumber, Avocado
Fried softshell crab, Yama gobo, Cucumber, Avocado
Cucumber, Avocado, Spicy Tuna
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Squid with vegetables
Fresh Seafood Prepared to Order
Sushi & Sashimi in Steamboat Springs for diners seeking hand-rolled selections and sashimi cut from quality seafood
Sushi quality depends on seafood freshness and knife work, two factors that separate adequate rolls from ones worth returning for. Noodles & More Saigon Café prepares sushi, sashimi, hand rolls, cut rolls, and specialty Japanese favorites in Steamboat Springs, with customer favorites including California Rolls, Spicy Tuna Rolls, Crunchy Shrimp Rolls, Soft Shell Crab Rolls, and individual cuts of salmon, tuna, yellowtail, eel, scallops, and octopus. You order for dine-in, pickup, or delivery depending on your schedule and dining preference.
The kitchen sources seafood carefully and prepares each roll or sashimi plate after you order, rather than assembling trays in advance that sit under refrigeration. This approach maintains texture and temperature, which matter as much as the fish itself when evaluating sushi quality.
Request a sushi menu or ask about daily availability if you have a specific fish or roll style in mind.

Hand rolls arrive in a cone shape wrapped in nori that stays crisp because you eat it immediately after assembly, while cut rolls are sliced into pieces and plated, giving you portion control and easier sharing. Sashimi involves slicing fish at the correct angle and thickness to highlight texture, with fattier fish like salmon cut slightly thicker than leaner fish like tuna.
After ordering, you receive sushi rice seasoned with rice vinegar for slight acidity, fish arranged to show its color and marbling, and accompaniments including pickled ginger to cleanse your palate between different fish types, wasabi for heat, and soy sauce for salinity. Fresh salads including poke salad, calamari salad, and seaweed salad complement sushi orders by adding vegetables and different textures to the meal.
The restaurant also offers specialty rolls that combine multiple ingredients and sauces, which appeal to diners who prefer layered flavors over the simplicity of traditional nigiri or sashimi. Both approaches have their place depending on whether you want to taste the fish itself or enjoy it within a more complex composition.
Answers to Common Sushi Questions
Sushi terminology and ordering etiquette confuse some diners, so clarifying the basics helps you order confidently.
What is the difference between sushi and sashimi?
Sushi includes vinegared rice as part of the dish, either under the fish in nigiri style or inside rolls, while sashimi is sliced raw fish served without rice, allowing you to taste the seafood on its own.
How do I know which fish to try first if I am new to sushi?
Salmon offers mild flavor and higher fat content that feels less intimidating than leaner fish, while tuna provides a cleaner taste with firmer texture, making both good starting points before moving to stronger options like mackerel or eel.
Can I order sushi for pickup without it getting soggy?
Yes, the kitchen packs sushi in containers that separate components and allow airflow, and you should eat it within an hour of pickup to maintain the intended texture, especially for rolls containing tempura or other fried elements.
Why do some rolls cost more than others?
Price reflects the cost of the seafood and the labor involved—specialty rolls with multiple fish types, sauces, and garnishes require more knife work and plating time than a simple cucumber roll or California roll.
Does Steamboat Springs have access to the same quality seafood as coastal cities?
Noodles & More Saigon Café has built a reputation since 2005 as one of the best places for sushi in Steamboat Springs by sourcing seafood from suppliers who deliver quickly and maintain cold chain standards, so elevation and distance do not compromise freshness when logistics are handled correctly.
The sushi menu changes based on seasonal availability and supplier delivery schedules. Call (970) 870-1544 to confirm specific fish availability or place an order for dine-in or pickup, and mention any preferences or dietary restrictions when ordering.
