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The Best Japanese Restaurants In Seattle
You'll find kaiseki tasting menus, sashimi, kushiyaki, highballs, and more at Seattle's best Japanese restaurants.
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Fort St. George
Fort St. George in the International District serves Japanese comfort food that's bound to fix all your problems.
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The Best Japanese Restaurants In Seattle
You'll find kaiseki tasting menus, sashimi, kushiyaki, highballs, and more at Seattle's best Japanese restaurants.
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Kobuta & Ookami Katsu And Sake House
Kobuta & Ookami Katsu And Sake House on Capitol Hill serves some of the best katsu in the city.
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Issian Stone Grill
Issian in Wallingford should be on your Japanese food shortlist—they serve excellent kushiyaki, sushi, fried snacks, and rice bowls.
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Fuji Sushi
Fuji Sushi in the International District is a solid spot for Japanese and Korean food at the same time.
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Ramen-Ya Teinei
Ramen-Ya Teinei is a Japanese restaurant in South Lake Union that serves the best ramen in the city, along with homemade gyoza and other small plates.
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Umami Kushi
For your next takeout lunch, head to Umami Kushi in Rainier Beach for a Japanese okazu pan filled with everything from beef curry to chicken adobo.
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Secret Fort
Located next to Yoroshiku in Wallingford, this exciting yakitori bar is where you should come for a big night out involving grilled skewers and yuzu margaritas. Just be prepared to wait.
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Sushi Nori
If you're looking for handrolls in Eastlake, Sushi Nori is kind of your only option. Unfortunately, it leaves a lot to be desired.
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Itsumono
If nori tots, loco moco scotch eggs, and tonkatsu tikka masala sound good to you, you'll want to hit up Itsumono, a Japanese gastropub in the ID.
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Sushi By Scratch Restaurants
Sushi By Scratch is a 10-seat omakase in South Lake Union where you'll have inventive nigiri in a fun atmosphere.
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Kōbo Pizza
Kōbo Pizza is a Japanese pizza operation located inside Capitol Hill's Redhook Brewlab, complete with Detroit-style pies and toppings like teriyaki brisket and karaage.
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Sugo Hand Roll Bar
Sugo Hand Roll Bar, a Downtown Japanese spot just off of Pike Place, serves great small plates and delicious temaki filled with high-quality fish.
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The Sushi Samurai
The Sushi Samurai is a completely vegan sushi restaurant in Queen Anne that you should prioritize for their faux prawn rolls.
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Taku
Taku is a Japanese spot on Capitol Hill that specializes in karaage and stays open until 2am.
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Samurai Noodle
Samurai Noodle is a Japanese ramen shop in the International District that's perfect for slurping soup and avoiding people.
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Manna Teriyaki
Manna Teriyaki is a great Japanese spot in Lake City for teriyaki, katsu, and more. Be sure to add a pork eggroll to your order.
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Himitsu Teriyaki
Himitsu Teriyaki is a casual Japanese counter in Maple Leaf that serves mediocre teriyaki but delicious milkshakes.
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Musashi’s
Musashi’s in the International District is one of the best places in Seattle for relatively cheap, high-quality sushi.
