Small hole-in-the-wall restaurant tucked away in an alley offers a cozy, home-style atmosphere with friendly, welcoming vibes. Indoor seating includes comfortable tables and a big couch, complemented by plants and flowers that add charm. The space feels like a calm oasis with a grandma-core deli style.
Sushi comes with chicken teriyaki and salad in a combo that offers a lot of food for the price. The sushi includes tasty crunchy options and stands out as some of the best around.
Affordable poke bowls come with good portions and consistent quality. The combo poke bowl with spicy sauce stands out during the city's poke craze.
"The Bulgogi bowl was seriously good and so filling."
"I thought this was the best poke I had in Seattle."
"I thought the sushi here was some of the best I had in a while."
Good to know
The deli is accessible from the alley parallel to 4th Street.
Breakfast costs under $10, while lunch costs under $15.
The restaurant is located half a block east of the Symphony light rail station.
Small, casual sushi spot with bright lighting and a clean, modern vibe. Atmosphere feels peaceful and chill, suited for quick, quality meals rather than formal dining. Known for fresh sushi and a relaxed, neighborhood feel.
Sushi here is fresh and well-prepared, with options like nigiri, sashimi, and poke. The spot offers quick, friendly service and maintains reasonable prices for quality sushi.
Salmon poke bowls come with traditional rolls or poke options but often have very little salmon and sometimes include random tomatoes. Prices range around $21 to $25, with mixed value impressions.
Good to know
Reservations are not required, but expect wait times during peak hours.
Guests at the Hyatt receive a 10% discount on their bill.
The restaurant maintains a clean and bright dining area.
Small space with wood accents and warm colors creates a cozy, unpretentious atmosphere. The vibe is chill and safe, attracting a relaxed crowd including teens. Seating includes booths and a bar, making it feel like a neighborhood spot rather than a formal dining place.
Freshness stands out with fresh ingredients and soft sushi rice. Unagi nigiri comes with a generous amount of eel, and salmon freshness rivals local favorites.
Fresh ingredients and a refreshing dressing highlight the poke bowls. They feature super-soft tuna, generous salmon portions, sticky rice, vegetables, and sliced ginger.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
Vegan and vegetarian options are available on the menu.
Online ordering is available, but the system can be glitchy.
Small kitchen tucked inside a parking garage offers takeout-only service with no indoor seating. Atmosphere feels friendly and tidy despite cramped, hallway-style setup. Known for plump, flavorful Inari sushi and generous portion sizes that attract a steady lunch crowd.
Inari sushi stands out as a must-try and leaves a strong impression. Sushi rolls, including the Washington roll, come at prices lower than grocery store options and taste good.
Small kitchen serves poke bowls alongside sushi and teriyaki. Poke bowls and Bulgogi beef come out well-prepared and satisfy even Korean tastes.
Good to know
Joybento is a takeout-only spot with no indoor seating available.
Expect long lines during lunch hours; it's best to order ahead.
Prices for bento boxes start at $16, with most around $20.
Small sushi restaurant tucked inside an office building offers a wide variety of sushi and ramen with large portions and good prices. The atmosphere is clean and welcoming but seating is limited, making it ideal for quick lunches or takeout. Fish quality varies, but poke bowls stand out as fresh and generous.
Freshness stands out with freshly made sashimi and a wide variety of sushi options. Sushi comes quickly and offers good quality at reasonable prices, making it suitable for a quick lunch or takeout.
Fresh sushi and poke bowls come with a generous helping of fish and include seaweed salad, which is not typical. Bowls are large, beautiful, and creamy, making them a solid choice for lunch.
Good to know
Scent happy hour runs from 3-6pm for dine-in customers.
Ordering directly at the register is faster than online.
The restaurant is small with limited seating for larger groups.
Small takeout spot with limited seating in a business building offers a grab-and-go lunch experience. Atmosphere feels casual and convenient, attracting downtown workers during busy hours. Known for fresh fish and excellent chirashi bowls, it stands out in the local sushi and poke scene.
Sushi here features a Kudedon Chirashi Bowl known for its quality. The spot satisfies cravings for fresh sashimi. Crafting perfect sushi rice is a challenge without specialized equipment.
The poke bowls feature a special Chojang sauce that adds a unique flavor. Some bowls can be dry and the fish does not always taste fresh.
Good to know
The restaurant is pick-up only and does not have tables.
Portions are small given the price of almost $20-30 per bowl.
Seating is limited due to its location in a business building.
Food court setting creates a casual, fast-paced atmosphere with limited traditional seating. Menu offers large sushi burritos and poke bowls loaded with vegetables and well-seasoned fish. Service shows glove use concerns and cross-contamination risks, reflecting a relaxed approach to food safety.
Sushi here comes as large sushi burritos packed with fresh fish and lots of vegetables. Service is fast and friendly, and the fish is well seasoned with attention to detail when rolling.
Bowls feature a fair amount of fish with a simple, good quality. Tuna poke stands out as a solid choice. Preparation includes scooping rice and toppings by hand after payment.
Good to know
The staff does not change gloves between handling payment and preparing food.
Expect potential food safety issues due to unsanitary practices observed.
Online orders are processed last, leading to longer wait times.
Small, cozy space channels a nostalgic Japanese izakaya vibe with ancient posters and authentic decor. Atmosphere feels like stepping into Japan, lively yet intimate, though seating is limited and minimal. Music and heat levels vary, creating a distinct but uneven energy.
Uni tastes fresher than many higher end spots. Chirashi sushi matches the deliciousness found in Japan or Korea with fresh fish and mild flavor. Salmon sashimi comes in generous portions.
Salmon poke bowls and hotate poke come with signature sauces that highlight fresh flavors. Poke by the pound offers a great deal with consistently fresh and delicious ingredients.
Good to know
Happy hour offers good deals on many plates.
Seating is very limited, primarily offering counter seats.
Takeout is a better option due to limited seating.
Asian grocery store combines spacious layout with cozy, well-designed interior that feels like a trip to Asia. Food court and bookstore offer diverse cultural experiences alongside shopping. Atmosphere stays clean, friendly, and organized, making items easy to find even when busy.
Fresh sashimi quality sushi stands out with a wide selection and great prices. Ready-to-eat options include sushi, poke, and other dishes prepared daily, all maintaining solid freshness.
Freshness stands out with every bite of Shoyu ahi poke and Tuna Furikake Poke. The food court offers a great variety of poke options alongside other Asian dishes like spam musubi and laulau.
Good to know
Parking is validated with a minimum purchase of $20 at the store.
There are two hours of free parking if you spend over $30.
The market stops selling hot deli food after 6pm, so get your hot food early.