Cute spot, looks closed but it's just dark!…read more They have an extensive food menu for happy hour which I liked, I ended up getting the Chirashi Bowl. It was a big portion but the quality was alright. I didn't feel like the fish was the freshest it could have been. I do think the variety of fish in the bowl was nice, I'd probably try a different item next time I come. Staff was great - super nice and attentive.

I went here for happy hour which is 2:30-4:30pm - a bit hard to make if you want to enjoy the…read morediscounts for a standard meal but we had a late start in the day so it worked out well. Parking is easy with a small dedicated parking lot for the restaurant. We got a lychee martini off the regular menu and got the rest of the food on the happy hour menu - spicy crunchy California roll, deep fried spicy tuna roll, salmon skin roll, spicy garlic fried chicken, and salmon skewer with noodle. The cocktail was fairly good - I am not a fan of the small chunks of ice but I liked the presentation with the addition of the chia seed The rolls were okay. $10.99 for 5 pieces in the first round is not any cheaper than a standard roll at other places, but there were 6 pieces in the deep fried spicy tuna roll in the second round. I like the spicy crunchy California roll but there was a bit too much spicy mayo. The garlic fried chicken is basically karaage with ginger garlic sauce so cross checking the regular menu, you're not really saving any money. The salmon skewer in noodle is okay price as the portion is really small. The salmon is good. Service is good as we were the only table so we could flag down a server when needed, though sometimes they are at the back so just walking a few steps is needed to get their attention.

I would definitely say this spot is a hidden spot!! We couldn't find it until we walked into this…read moreplace by guessing it based on the Japanese decors and kind of looks like izakaya!! We got seated immediately and it went kind of busy the whole time. It's a pretty small place so it's easier to get a spot with small group of people instead of big group, you might have to wait longer. We got Onigiri and I highly recommend salmon with ikura and mentaiko special! That two are my most favorites!!! The agedashi tofu was okay, didn't expect that texture. The tofu was not crunchy but more mochi texture and the sauce/broth is like overly thick. Not really our favorite. The katsu don was really good too!! I ordered lychee fizz but they were out of lychee syrup... my husband ordered curry chicken don and they were out of curry.... Oh well.

Great food. Great value. Definitely left very full but still got onigiri to go…read more Service was quick and friendly. Tables are small so not ideal for large groups. Chill and unique interior. Street parking and some paid lots nearby.

Small, To Order, and Yum…read more Was at the Seattle Center for FIFA event and wanted to try something different for food. Saw the great ratings and walked on over. Sushi Blossom is a short walk from the Space Needle! Walked in and used the QR code to made the order. You cannot eat at Sushi Blossom-- Two chairs and a bar/table to hang out at. Looks like a crew of 3-4 making the place go. We ordered wdamame, miso soup, some rolls. It took a while as there are a lot of orders and it's not quick. So, be ready for a bit of a wait. Friendly enough staff. Everything is packaged nicely and once we received our food, we headed back to the Seattle Center to eat. All was tasty. Nothing stood out as exceptional, but really good. Tamago, salmon, California, vegetable, Maki Quattro, and a tempura one. Worth a visit...

When I first ordered from Sushi Blossom, it just happened to be something I saw on Doordash, what…read moreseemed like an unassuming sushi takeout spot that keeps their prices reasonable by not having seating within the store. I was not ready for how impressive their takeout experience is! It truly makes me a repeat customer and every time I introduce a friend, it's been a hit 10/10 times. Their sushi pieces are so "juicy" as my friend says (she's exactly right) and the presentation is beautiful as well (gotta eat with your eyes first!). Definitely worth trying at least once, but proceed with caution as you might get hooked! The best sushi at a moderate price point in the area. Food comes out fast if you order there at the store!

We came here tonight to celebrate my granddaughter's graduation from elementary school. Yeah, we…read morecelebrate every and any occasion life offers! Sushi Kappo Tamura is a small restaurant in Seattle that is great for date nights or celebrations big and small. Everything tastes awesome!! We started with some oysters, so plump and juicy and seasoned with a little soy sauce, then moved on the sushi and sashimi, midori egg and crab chawan mushi ( steamed custard ). Then I had chirashi, my grandson had yellowtail fish collar ( that 4 year-old kid finished it all! ) my son-in-law had the 5 course omakase, my daughter had sashimi and my granddaughter had nigiri, roll and geoduck. We polished it all and then desserts. Service was awesome, our main server was a young lady, on point for friendliness and efficiency. All staff worked well together, clearing dishes and bringing new ones. Dinner took 2 hours and made a dent in the credit card but was well worth it. The dining room and counter were completely full, so this small restaurant is much appreciated by locals. There is a parking lot next block of the restaurant.

Dinner from Nov, 2025 Writing an update as I went to Sushi…read moreKappa Tamura for an omakase meal, very different from the original post of Restaurant Week (a discounted meal event). Sushi Kappa Tamura continues to be reliable at all levels. Service was warm and friendly, despite tipping is auto-included. Perhaps because we are dining the omakase at the sushi counter, we received top-tier attention. I don't know. Reserving a seat wasn't stressful (unlike some places in Seattle). We had some quality seafood that we thoroughly enjoyed. The interior vibe is modern Japanese. We were amongst the last diners to leave, as we were having fun with the staff. We added two more pieces and desserts; they comp'd my dessert for my birthday. All the seafoods are amazingly fresh. Similar to the Newyorkturk with his Michelin approach, Omakase is the best way to eat sushi. Both desserts are excellent! The Food (all individual photos are included): - Fresh oysters - Matsutake mushroom soup with snow crab, fish, yu choy. So, so good on a cold night. - Madai - Japanese red sea bream - Hirame - Flounder from Korea - King salmon from southern Alaska - Marinated coho salmon belly - Amberjack - Masaba - Japanese mackerel - Hokkaido scallops - Marinated Maguaro - O-Toro - Seared O-Toro - Unagi - Seared Sockeye salmon from Bristol Bay (added) - Amaebi with uni and Fried shrimp head - Uni (added). He opened a new pack of Hokkaido uni to make my one piece of sushi even though this is the last order of the night. - Added dessert - Uji matcha ice cream, generously comp'd - Dessert - Fried mochi with adzuki beans

Can't say enough about this place. Good food. Good price. Good service…read more Our family go-to dinner when we go to International District

Note -- ordered this for delivery. Experience at restaurant perhaps might be different…read more My group got this via ubereats. I got the tekka don (bluefin tuna sashimi over rice). I wasn't impressed by it. The quality was just alright. The rice was a bit stale and the fish itself was fine but nothing special. For over $30 menu price I wasn't impressed. I probably would give it a second chance in store but not for delivery.

Sakana is an absolute gem of a sushi restaurant! I have been coming here often throughout the last…read moreyear and can testify that their food is consistently excellent and comes out fast. The servers have always been friendly and attentive, and it is truly a gift to be able to have this place in Capitol Hill! The place is also clean and feels spacious! Perhaps the most incredible thing is that I am writing this on a Friday night and we were able to get seated right away!

Comfortable open setting and good food with a beautiful visual presentation. Service was welcoming…read moreand efficient and the food delicious.

Wow Very authentic ramen restaurant! If you want to try real…read moreramen restaurant vibe, this is your place! They have variety of style of ramen to choose from. I have thin noodles, which I love. Food was awesome! Gyoza is truly homemade taste. Karaage was fantastic! Shya-chu pork is tender and great flavor with it. Atmosphere is very Japanese. Service is nice. Would go back again!

Food, service and ambience - all fine. Along with Ramen, Arashi offers varied Drink options in…read moresake, beer and non- alcoholic drinks. We had the Takoyaki, Edamame, Black garlic ramen, Curry bowl, Spicy Miso ramen, Tonkatsu ramen and Veggie Ramen. Highly recommend - Takoyaki, Black Garlic Ramen and Veggie Ramen. We also had the spice ball ordered for extra heat, but honestly not required since their broths are tasty and the spice ball killed the original flavours.

My husband and I had a delightful experience when we came for a late lunch on Sunday! We were able…read moreto walk right in and get seated. The waitstaff was friendly, without overbearing, and the restaurant was small, but not cramped. We had the special tameke set, chirashi bowl, chicken karaage, and house sake. Total came out to a little over $100 before tip. It was more than enough food for two people, we left feeling satiated, and with a few pieces of chicken. The quality of the fish was amazing. The chirashi bowl had generously cut pieces of a wide variety of fish, including uni and shrimp. The tameki was mostly good. There was one that had cream cheese, which I didn't love. I think one of them was maybe supposed to be a spicy tuna, but it wasn't super memorable. I liked the scallop one the best. Overall fabulous food and an inviting decor. Would def go back!

Pros- looks delicious/ huge portions/ relatively cheap…read more Cons- i have been peeing out of my ass for the past 30 hours from horrible food poisoning Now you might ask, what if it was anything else. Wrong. That was the only meal I had that day at 5pm thinking it would be a nice little dinner, boy was I wrong. It started with a stomach grumble which then erupted into full on toe curling toilet battle for the next 30 hours.