I really enjoyed my dinner at Fort St George the first time I came on Saturday. My husband and I were pleasantly greeted by a hostess/wait staff and kindly directed us to the bar where there was available counter seating. We ordered a hot sake to share and a beer. The restaurant entrance is on the west side of the building shared among a karaoke bar and anime/electronic/gaming store. You have to enter through a lobby space and go up the stairs to find the restaurant entry. The restaurant overall has a vintage, fun vibe with old VHS movie playing on a mini 12" TV and other fun quirky decor. Our bartender was extremely friendly and very attentive. We ordered the pork belly and chicken gizzard skewers as appetizers to start. We highly recommend!! They were deliciously grilled. We found the chicken kaarage to be less crunchy than had hoped for but the seasoning was very good. We shared a Bento Box that included rice, salad and miso soup plus choice of 2 mains. We chose the tempura and pork cutlet with Katsu sauce. It was pretty delicious. The batter on the tempura is amazing, we highly recommend that. Overall, dinner was great! Food came out timely, service was great and the vibes made it even better. We cannot wait to be back! read more

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The food is alright, especially at this price point. For instance, the tampura is slightly undercooked. The Doria was cheesy but the rice was bland. The happy hour deal has a requirement of getting a drink to take advantage of the food prices. read more

Specifically, for the long enduring Spaghetti with Hamburger Steak and meat sauce, it always crosses my mind when I am near to the Fort (which is OFTEN). Its hearty, filling, decently priced. I like how the spaghetti noodles are cooked also with a slight garlic or oil attached to it to give a different texture. Getting a Side Omelette also is a necessity everytime. Splash it with Tabasco or Tapatio, yummmmmmmm. See you soon and more often Fort as the season nears....:) GOHAWKS!!! read more

Fort St. George - Side Omelette - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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On my first work trip to Seattle I'd just wander around the neighborhoods after work. I was checking out Seattle's Chinatown, when I stepped into a weird mall and found this Japanese sports bar upstairs. A little dark, a little dingy, the bartender wasn't that friendly (well, he did take shots with a regular at the bar, so he was selectively friendly, but he did keep me well served), and maybe because I have attachment issues I instantly loved it! I hate being pandered to. Treat me like the object I am! So people order food here, but I have not. I've basically gone to this bar for alcohol and to socialize. First time here I sat at the bar with a guy from Indiana, a girl from Africa, and a dude from Japan, while we chatted about restaurant work and and Seattle social tendencies. This place had a dingy charm about it that appealed to something within me, so I like to visit every time I can. Don't bring people who enjoy the common things of life. This is a good bar to save for people who understand joy. read more

Been our go-to since the late 90's! We've seen the turnaround, turnovers, and so on and so on. Menu has changed over the years as well. My favorites: spaghetti with steak burgers, enoki mushrooms with broc spaghetti, tempura and their delicious coffee. Ambiance you asked? It's always noisy! People come here to have a beer and snacks after the games of Mariners and the Seahawks. Service is fast and attentive. One of the reasons we have not stopped coming here. It still is a good place for foods and drinks. I recommend it. Staff is always accommodating and attentive. I like it. read more

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Some of my favorite japanese comfort food in seattle. I love a homey and rustic japanese restaurant. The service here is always so friendly and ive never had a bad interaction here. The garlic mayo pasta is always my go to here. The curry is pretty standard but you cant go wrong with anything on the menu. I love the mango cream soda here as well! This place is great for groups and also just eating alone. read more

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The service and vibe of the place were incredible, so I was super excited to try the food. First of all, the melon cream soda I got was fantastic, was basically a Japanese melon soda with ice cream on top, loved it a lot. Unfortunately the oyakodon I got had virtually no flavor. It seriously just tasted like eating unseasoned chicken on unseasoned egg. Virtually no dashi flavor whatsoever. I've had better oyakodon in Reno, which, when you're in a major city like Seattle is honestly embarrassing. I mean, you take one look at it and it looks like it's going to be packed with flavor and taste phenomenal, but I suppose looks can be deceiving. Maybe it's cause I don't drink alcohol, maybe the food would be better sloshed, I don't know. Either way it was incredibly disappointing. Again, the server and vibe were top notch, absolutely a 10/10 from that aspect, I just wish the food wasn't so... blah read more

Fort St. George - Oyako Don - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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How I heard of this place: Friends of ours were craving udon and shared that this is the best place for the broth in town. Plus, old-school vibes make for a perfect hangout spot for the 20-somethings and 30-somethings in the International District. Type of cuisine: Post-War American-Japanese fusion comfort food. "Imagine you are having a great time with friends when all of you get hungry. One of you has the urge for Curry, the other would rather have Pasta, and one has his mind set on Donburi. Unfortunately you don't have the time or money to go to three different restaurants. So what can you do? The answer is simple, come experience the new Fort St. George restaurant." "A long-time favorite with locals and visitors alike Fort St George restaurant recently combined with its neighbor, Maekawa Bar. Instead of two separate establishments the new Fort St George is now a single restaurant, but featuring items from both menus! Regardless if you are yearning for Katsu-Don or would rather have spaghetti with meat sauce, Fort St George can sate your appetite! Be sure to try our Bento Boxes. Oishii, ne!?" Ambiance: The dark, seemingly dank, funky, eclectic and completely out of the 1970s/1980s, the space is set upstairs in a mini mall off of the busy streets below. Mall interior is reminiscent of 80s/90s malls by way of flooring, tiles, stairs and colors. Once upstairs, you enter the dark space that is Fort St. George - which got it's name from the original owner's favorite spot to eat in England. "Located only a block from the International District light rail station and close to the stadiums, Fort St George is open for lunch and dinner daily. Want to cheer your hometown team with your friends? Come join us for happy hour and game day specials in our sports lounge. More interested in a quiet meal? Please join us in our freshly redecorated restaurant for a quick lunch or relaxing dinner." What I ordered: Nabeyaki Udon ($20) - a hot pot of udon with chicken, tempura prawn, egg and vegetables. What I loved: The menu! It has such a novel selection of comfort food, varied from what I'm used to, but intriguing nonetheless. Why I loved it: The vibes are chill, the patrons young and happy, the server busy and friendly. Cost: Average to high read more

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Nice hidden little spot with a cozy atmosphere. My husband and I parked on the street. It's located upstairs inside of what looks like a little shopping area. Service was friendly and we were seated at a table. Food: - cream soda - we got this because it looks like a classic! Lots of people ordered this but it was on the sweet side in my opinion - bacon Doria rice - this was yummy - hamburger curry - curry sauce was just ok. Nothing special but the hamburger was pretty tasty. read more

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Came here on a Friday night, fast service yummy spaghetti and a great vibe. Parking is on the street, tons of options great for small or large groups too! read more

I've been wanting to try this place for many years now and I've finally made it. I got their Japanese curry which is what they are known for. I got one with hamburger steak and the other either omelet. The curry was really good and rich in flavor and I'm telling it compliments really well with the rice. I could eat plate after plate of just the curry sauce and rice alone. Their curry really opened up my appetite. I think the curry works better with the hamburger steak over the omelet. read more

Fort St. George - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Very cozy eatery and bar in the ID! This definitely is a little bit of a hidden gem. If it wasn't for the recommendation of one of my friends, I'm not sure I would've realized this was here. It's located on the second floor of a mall-type establishment with other businesses on the bottom floor. I can't speak to the food because we just came here for a nightcap after a dinner nearby, but the pictures look good! Definitely would come back to try. Vibes are definitely giving dive bar. It's no-frills for SURE but I was surprised to see that there is a section of this place that is all ages. They had booster seats available too. Service was friendly and pretty quick. The bar was out of a couple of our first selections (an IPA and a certain type of whiskey) so we had to make do with our second round picks. Decent way to end the evening and would come back in the future to have a more robust experience! read more

Who made the cook upset???.... Everything was bland. Absolutely no seasoning. Ordered the beef curry..... but there was no beef- got a refund, bento with the patriot was bland bland bland, and kashiwa senbei.... Dry AF! Size portion decent. 2/10 don't recommend. read more

I got the beef curry with hamburg steak, chicken katsu, and potato croquette. Hamburg steak was flavorful and juicy. Chicken katsu was tender and crispy. This is a very large serving! Shrimp and scallop in the doria were plump and cooked perfectly, their flavors sink in with the rice and cheese. Cheese on top was torched and had a cheese pull. Mentaiko pasta was very flavorful, pungent, but not too salty. This may not be everyone's dish since it is on the fishier side, but I am acquired to it. Staff is always nice here read more

Fort St. George - Beef Curry with Chicken Cutlet and hamburger steak Mentaiko pasta Shrimp and Baby Scallop Doria - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food is simple yet really good and comforting. Service was good.", didn't expect 5 star service . Place wasn't noisy good for a personal chat . read more

Was brought here by a friend and didn't know what to expect but the restaurant seemed very well loved and known by customers. Ordered the Buta Kimchi (twice!) and it was our favorite dish of the evening. The Zaru Soba was classic and tasty. Not my favorite noodle dish I've discovered but as far as soba goes, this is well done. The tempura was a bit disappointing. Got soggy quickly - I would've rather gotten a small side of tempura with the Udon (this is offered). Tempura didn't come with a sauce so the Udon dip was needed. It came on a bed of rice. Ambiance was great. Staff was attentive and friendly! read more

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Overall pretty average location with interesting menu. Food was good and pretty casual spot read more

Fort St. George - Katsu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Second time to this place. The restaurant was spacious. Even though one side of the restaurant was pretty full of customers, we were able to find a big table on the other side. We ordered warm sake, cream soda with melon, freshly squeezed salty dog, gyutan shioyaki, omelet, vegetable tempura, bacon & mushroom doria, tempura ice cream. All the drinks and food were delicious. The omelet was to die for with the Mentaiko on top. Our server was wonderful and very attentive. They served our dishes very efficiently. Prices were still very good given the inflations nowadays. We two each paid $66 after taxes and tips. We luckily found parking on the street. read more

Fort St. George - Going upstairs to the restaurant - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The service was great, but the beef curry with rice was disappointing to say the least. Granted I opted not to pay extra for the toppings that you would expect to come standard at other places, there could've at least been more than some hint of beef cubes in the S&B Golden Curry. I did really like the vibes of the place, but I feel that's the best thing they got going for them. My partner was even surprised with the drop in food quality and they were the one raving about the place before getting their tempura udon. I would try the place again to see if anything has changed, but it's pretty pricey for Japanese fusion food that is done better at other places. read more

overall good service and decent food. only feedback is that we got seated next to the kitchen (which kind of had an oily smell). wish we sat in the main area bc it definitely had better ambiance. read more

Fort St. George - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We got seated super quickly, put in an order and got food in a timely manner. This place was pretty busy and it is good for large parties. The omurice was a little too much sauce for me and the egg was not super runny but otherwise yummy and takoyaki had good flavor just wish it had mayo to go with it read more

Fort St. George - Takoyaki - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Looking for a place to eat after a soccer doubleheader at Lumen field, I was craving something hearty and satisfying. I decided to check out Fort St. George, which is about a 10 minute walk from the stadium. Located above a nondescript nail salon and travel agency, the restaurant is easy to miss unless you know what you're looking for. At the top of the stairs, you're greeted by a no-frills dining room filled with diners enjoying heaping plates of hearty Japanese food and pitchers of beer. I ordered the chicken katsu curry over spaghetti, which sounded like an odd combination but turned out to be amazing. The golden curry evenly coated the spaghetti noodles, creating a savory and delicious dish that hit the spot. The katsu was crispy on the outside and tender on the inside, and there was a perfect ratio of sauce to noodles to katsu. The only downsides were that the delivery of order items may vary - my meal arrived about 10 minutes before everyone else's at my table - and I wish the curry had more carrots (I only had one chunk). Overall, I really enjoyed my meal and am definitely adding Fort St. George to my list of restaurants to visit the next time I'm in the area. read more

Fort St. George - Chicken or Pork Cutlet w/Curry Sauce - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We ordered the Oyaku Don to go since we were heading to the airport for a red eye flight. They packaged it so neatly that it didn't spill a drop. The employee working was very informative and had a lot of suggestions regarding the take out. I wish we had more of an appetite to dine in, because it looked like a cute place on the 2nd floor overlooking a rainy Chinatown. The entrance is a stairway up near a small video game store and some offices. read more

Food is very delicious, a little pricey considering you make most of it in like 10 mins with ingredients from Uwajimaya across the street. But if you don't feel like doing that this is so worth it! The melon soda is delicious and picture worthy, the curry is exactly what you want, the dipping udon as well. Nothing is too crazy or too bland it is perfect Japanese diner food. The service is very kind we wanted to change our order and they were very understanding. They also brought lots of pickles upon asking for extra. My only quips: Super not accessible, only accessible by stairs sadly. Eggs, the egg in the egg doria was super raw and I completely understand that Japanese people love raw egg but that is because Japanese eggs are much better quality than most American eggs, and I could tell this egg was not to this quality, making the dish mucus-y and odd. read more

Fort St. George - Menu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Been here twice and absolutely enjoyed it each time! FOOD: Shrimp and Mushroom Doria - I highly recommend the Doria dish! It's sort of like a risotto with a more umami flavor to it. Karaage - A really good crunch to it! And honestly one of the better karaages that I've had in Seattle. Meat was juicy and not dry which is always a good sign. Katsu don - Can't go wrong with a simple dish like this. I only had a bite of it from my boyfriend's dish but it was yummy and as expected! Each of the dishes that I've tried were very delightful :) I can't place my finger on it but it's sort of like comfort food (at least to me). Pricing for the food was also fairly decent! Portions aren't ginormous but they are enough to leave you satisfied. SERVICE: Quick! We were seated pretty easily considering it was dinner time. I do think it's due to the fact that the place is spacious with lots of tables and it's also sort of hidden in Chinatown. AMBIANCE: A darker environment with low lights. It gives off bar vibes or casual eateries on a late night. I really like this place even though it may look a little run down. It has a cozy feeling to it :) read more

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Looking for some Japanese comfort food? Look no further because Fort St. George is here! I've been coming here since 2019 and I've been consistently ordering the Doria and the Omurice, both of which are extremely delectable. Yesterday, I ordered- you wouldn't guess.. the Omurice. The soft omelette paired with the savory ketchup fried rice with bits of chicken inside made for a fulfilling dinner that made my tastebuds dance for joy. I will always order this dish time and time again. If you're a sweets lover, I highly suggest ordering the cream soda! I had the melon cream soda and the ice cream on top was delightful. As the ice cream melts into the soda, this drink becomes a sweet melon soda float. The ambiance of this restaurant is small and modern. It can get quite busy, but for good reason! To access Fort St. George, you will go upstairs in the building where Pink Gorilla retro video game store is. I like the area where this restaurant is located. If you get a window seat, you can get a nice view of Hing Hay Park! The service was A1. The staff is friendly, patient and attentive. I loved that they regularly filled my water and checked in. The food was so good I did not leave a single spec of leftovers. I highly recommend this restaurant for a casual dinner with friends, family or even dates! When you're in Chinatown, make sure to stop by, you will not be disappointed. read more

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This place brings back so many memories! Curry Katsu, karage, hamburger steak, and tempura were all still really good! One thing that changed is that it isn't as crowded as before (which makes me a little sad cause I hope this place stays for a long time). Service was pretty good and food came pretty quickly. I will always be a loyal customer to Fort St George. read more

This is a very casual dining spot with classic Japanese dishes. I ordered a tempura and soba combo. Unfortunately I was not impressed by the quality of the food. My soba sauce was very watered down, so it felt like I was just eating raw noodles. The tempura was just okay. Good if you're looking for a simple place to eat with no fuss. read more

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We came here after I heard they had Omurice and was really excited to try it! When we walked into the room, I was hit with a very intense buttery smell that put me off. After a few minutes I got used to it, but it definitely stuck with me. The service was also not great, it was a slow night so I guess the servers were more chill but it was difficult to get their attention. Also, the plates were a little oily/grimy (you can see in the photos) which grossed me out a little but I still ate it. I also think everything was a little overpriced considering the quality of the food, but portions were pretty large. The spaghetti was my favorite dish here, and it was pretty mid/average spaghetti which I think speaks volumes. The pasta was well cooked (chewy!) and the sauce was pretty good, but it also had a very unusual buttery taste that put us off. The omurice was alright, the fried rice under was very tomato-y and not much of anything else. Finally, the spicy fried chicken was definitely my least favorite. It was not crispy at all and felt like it had been soaking in the sauce for a while. The sauce on the chicken was also not great. It was too sour for me and just tasted like buffalo sauce, so it was pretty disappointing. The two of us couldn't finish this amount of food, and it left me feeling full but also a little nauseous (I have a weak stomach) because of how rich and buttery a lot of the dishes were. read more

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i heard about this place on yelp so i decided to check it out. the rice bowls were pretty good, you can never go wrong with oyakodon or tonkatsu. my favorite dish was the smoked salmon and avocado salad (not pictured). the flavors went very well together and it very refreshing. i wasnt super blown away by thjs meal but it was solid. read more

Fort St. George - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Now that I tried the food, I am not gonna come back, unfortunately. From previous review, drinks are good, and ONLY get the drinks please. But the drinks honestly are pretty standard and can be found elsewhere. I only went for food as the others want to eat here, just for socializing. I already was warned the food is overpriced and mediocre. We were a large party and got a wide variety of dishes to share: karaage, eel don, curry with pork katsu and hamburger, omurice, and shrimp & scallop doria. Karaage is so dry and lacking flavor - paying $15 for dry nuggets with a side of mayo? Eel don is acceptable in quality but the bowl is so tiny for $20. Eel is not too fresh - a bit slimey and fishy in flavor and I wished the skin were a bit crispier and grilled more. The curry dish is a huge cash grab - $13 for just curry and rice, and then you pay $5-6 more for each topping, so all of these for $25 when I can go to Coco Ichibanya or somewhere equivalent for better quality and a fraction of that. Omurice is too ketchup-y. I guess that is how they make it but the ketchup flavor was too overpowering. Doria is probably the best dish out of those, but there were barely any scallops and shrimp. The cheese is quite rich but the dish overall is a bit heavy - good thing we shared. Service was good up until the end. We got a huge sticker shock and wanted to see how the bill racked up so fast. The waitress said "receipts are for losers." Okay, that insult is very uncalled for and it is normal to get a receipt after the meal. read more

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First time I ordered it was really good. Today I ordered delivery and hidden at the bottom of my Soba was a giant gob of wasabi. Not fun to bite into. Put it in a separate container! If you can't afford the extra 25 cents you shouldn't provide take out. Totally ruined my meal. Went from a five to a two star rating because they can't package takeout. read more

I've been very slowly and unintentionally chewing my way through The Stranger's 15 Best Restaurants in Seattle (https://www.thestranger.com/food-and-drink/2023/07/19/79083469/the-15-best-restaurants-in-the-seattle-area-2023). Slowly: it's August and I've been to 4 of the 15 (2 of which I'd been to prior to seeing this list); unintentionally: mostly I go to one of these places when I'm already planning to be in the neighborhood (meaning I probably won't ever make it to a few). Now, I love the irreverent writing style on display at The Stranger, and really enjoyed the author's turn of phrase. Her Top 15, though, I'm finding wanting. My wife and I went to Fort St George (FSG) before a Seahawks game. In the neighborhood, so let's try another on this list. Per the hyperbole, we got the spaghetti with meat sauce and garlic mayonnaise. We also got a pork cutlet in curry sauce. Sadly they had no menchi katsu meatballs. Now, I'm one of those people whose opinion about mayonnaise the author isn't interested in. Mayonnaise terrifies me - I think it belongs almost nowhere. BUT - I was determined to "twirl that sh!t up" and clean my plate. The server, who was delightful and provided great service, also recommended the spaghetti dish. Let's just say I don't think I would have liked it even without the weird mayonnaise topping. The sauce was oddly sweet (my first bite had no mayonnaise) - and not in a good way. The noodles were on the "we've been sitting around drying out a bit too long" side of al dente (surprising because the place was quite busy). This was simply not a good dish, and I don't think perfectly done noodles would have helped one iota. The curry, on the other hand, was quite good. It's exactly what I would have expected from a Japanese curry dish and very flavorful. I would have liked it even more with a little more cutlet, but we can't have everything. My wife liked the spaghetti enough to have mercy on me and let me eat the cutlet (even though she liked it much better). I think FSG is a good enough place to go before an event at the stadium and/or for late night drinks/nosh if you're already in the area. It's convenient, serves decent food, and has a well-stocked bar. I wouldn't make a trip downtown FOR this place. Frankly, I think the only reason FSG made the author's Top 15 list is nostalgia - it's "the first place I ever got blackout drunk to the point where my brain was no longer forming new memories." It doesn't matter how good or bad the food is at a place like that; FSG probably occupies the few memories she has of that evening, and such a rite of passage stays with a person forever. To close out on The Stranger, I found myself wondering what criteria the author used in compiling her best-of list. Re-reading the piece I see that she's looking for delicious food at reasonable prices: "I kept an eye on average prices for things like a taco or a slice of pizza in each neighborhood, considered whether the food at these spots is reasonable, then factored in things like innovation, quality, and ambiance." Those are criteria I can sink my teeth into. Since moving back to Seattle 4+ years ago, I have also been on the lookout for a go-to roster of gems that don't break the bank. As I'm only a quarter way through this list, it's probably too early to say this isn't it, but I also can't say it is. read more

I actually heard about it on one of the food tours with the Wing Luke Museum and finally got to try recently. I was told (and it feels like) a neighborhood institution, iykyk. It's upstairs, so you might totally miss it if you weren't looking for it! I got the cod roe pasta and my partner got the shrimp scallop Doria. We also shared the takoyaki and 2 skewers. Everything was great! I would come back for the pasta and to try more dishes. Kinda random, but my partner got a hot green tea and it came out in this huge pitcher with a stopper which was cool. The tea was very light and earthy, which I liked. It def hit the spot for a late night comfort meal and I'm excited to go again! read more

First time at Fort St. George and I have some mixed feelings. First and foremost, we were seated promptly. My friend and I came from the Seattle Reign game and were pretty hungry. The host was nice and took our appetizer order. We settled on the spicy cheese fries. I was excited since I love cheese fries. I have to say, I was let down. The cheese was just kind of thrown on and the spice was barely noticeable. Fries were kind of lukewarm as well. As far as the entree... now the Doria with shrimp and scallops were AMAZING. So much flavor in the risotto and cooked perfectly. Every bite was flavorful. The service after got pretty slow and it took a while for the server to get back to us and give us our check. It wasn't too busy in there for a Sunday afternoon so not sure what happened. I'd go back for the Doria alone. The Mt Fuji drink , left something to be desired as well. Pretty watered down with a slight apple taste. It's a good spot for some quick comfort food but temper your expectations as far as service and the cheese fries. Get the Doria though. I promise read more

Fort St. George - Shrimp and Baby Scallop Doria. FANTASTIC rissoto - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I can't believe I'm going to right this review... this place clearly change and not for the better... For 10 years I've came to this establishment. For only 1 thing and that was for the Kimchi fried rice. It was once such an amazing dish! Even when ordered to go! The original version was overfilled up to the rim on the to go box and it was always enough for 2 people to be full off of! But now it's a terrible shame that it's barely enough to even feed 1 person. It's pretty much like 1 scoop of rice that just spread out thinly. And clearly nowhere near the former amount like the box is less than 1lb and 90% empty, it's also saturated in butter and super bland now with no traces of the once amazing kimchee flavor and ZERO amount of spice. Sadly I won't be going back to this place anymore. The heart and soul of this place is gone. read more

This place been around for long time and 4 of us were there this past weekend (8/21)- 3 of us first time here. The place is nice in that it has a lot of alcoholic drinks options and a pretty decent size menu of items to choose from. The spaghetti with meat sauce is as expected for an Asian take on spaghetti. I like how big the "steak" patty was. The curry was low on beef and the taste was avg. it was similar to something you can make at home - which was agreed by all of us. The omelette was nice and the egg with bacon was good. I think for the price the quantity was there but not sure if I think it's better than avg taste. Therefore I settle with a 3. Though I have to say we did have a particular request of a salad with a different sauce and they were very nice to accommodate. So definitely the service was there. read more

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I used to come here often when I was in college and I'm grateful that Fort St George and Maekawa are still here! Because of the corona virus, Chinatown was so quiet and restaurant was close to empty. 3 people at the bar, 2tables at dining. As soon as I walked in, the host/the server was eating at front and she was munching while she was seating us. I'm not sure if that was professional. My beef curry was disappointing and came with two pieces of carrots and two chunks of beef. $3.25 to add chicken katsu..etc. I wish they put potato or onion to look my beef curry little bit better. I feel like food quality, restaurant environment, service are downhill compare to several years ago. My friend's omu-rice looks good so I'll try this plate next time. read more

Fort St. George - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

*this review is from pre-covid* Fort St. George is one of those Japanese comfort food restaurants that have been in the neighborhood forever, but I have only recently re-discovered them. And I am SO glad that I did. The last time I visited Fort. St. George was probably 3+ years ago, but when I came for lunch the other day, I was pleasantly surprised. They do have odd hours, so keep that in mind. They are only open for lunch from Fri-Sun, and the rest of the time, they are open for dinner after 5pm and stay open pretty late, which is perfect for those of you who like to grab a bite post-concert or games. I ordered their curry rice with 3-toppings, in which I chose katsu, hamburger steak/patty, and bacon + eggs. Portion was absolutely ginormous, so I was surprised I managed to finish the whole thing. Another recent favorite of mines is the garlic mayo spaghetti with meat sauce. I can't even begin to describe how much I love this dish. The garlic mayo completes the spaghetti and I could eat it all day long. I also highly recommend the melon soda - it's topped with a scoop of vanilla ice cream so what more can you ask for?? They are still operating and thriving during covid-19, so please consider supporting small, local businesses for your next meal! read more

Fort St. George - Melona float w/ ice cream - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Forgot to take pictures but will save this for next time. I am Japanese and have been on the hunt for a decent Cha Han (Japanese fried rice) in my five years of living in Seattle. Tonight my prayers were answered (I was beginning to give up hope). We ordered Cha Han, Tempura Udon and Bento Box. Everything tasted like my memories of eating in Japan. The most authentic Japanese comfort food I've had in America. They even have Japanese inspired spaghetti which I never thought I'd find here. read more