Ikina is a sushi spot in the thick of the Capitol Hill nightlife insanity - but it’s pretty relaxing inside. Sit at the counter in a room full of Japanese room dividers and tie-dyed tapestries. The sushi chefs will likely strike up a conversation with you, and the presentation will make you feel like you’re treating yourself.
More Places To Check Out
It’s possible to have a calm meal in one of Seattle’s busiest neighborhoods. Here’s where to go.
KauKau BBQ Market is not the prettiest Chinese restaurant, but it’s definitely one of the best in the International District.
Fremont Bowl is a casual Japanese spot in Fremont with delicious and affordable donburi bowls and poke.
Sushi Kanpai is in the bottom of an apartment in First Hill, but don’t let that stop you from going. The sushi makes for a good weeknight dinner.
