Definitely not a fan of bait and switch tactics. Ordered and paid for beef teriyaki but 10 minutes later said they were out and had a 30 min wait.... our I could have chicken teriyaki now. I'm in an airport so of course I don't have 30 minutes. I took the chicken. The menu said it's $2.50 cheaper so asked for the refund. They wouldn't give it to me and said it was "the same price". Also paid $1.25 more for brown rice and got white instead. Again, I'm not a fan of dishonest businesses.... the menu price is clearly different. read more

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This joint was great! The chicken teriyaki was on par and the rice was fresh and sticky. The -2 stars is due to their lack of customer service. The lady behind the register must've had peepee cheerios for breakfast because she was mean as hail! I'd come back tho just cause the line was non-existent and the food came out within 5 minutes. Still sour about her meaniebobeanieness tho :( read more

Hachi-ko - chicken teriyaki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Staff is fast but DO NOT ORDER THE SPICY CHICKEN TERIYAKI! That is just plain tabasco sauce all over the chicken and rice

For airport food...it will do! I love Portuguese sausage, eggs and rice! It's my favorite breakfast while in Hawaii! It's not quite the same, but it will do! read more

Hachi-ko - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Seems like the sandwiches were made from funding from the downtown shelter. Lunch boxes seem like they're from the school lunch program. 20$ for a plate. read more

Hachi-ko - Sandwiches - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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4 stars in real life means 5 stars in an airport, and this is just for the grab-and-go food that I ate hours later on an airplane. Spam musubi had fresh seaweed, spring roll had a perfectly-textured outside roll and fresh vegetables inside. Again, perfectly average in the real world, but for an airport that's a miracle. read more

Love that this spot exists in Seatac :) They have fresh, healthy, affordable options in the grab-n-go like poke, sushi, wraps. They also have a electronic checkout for a quick checkout! The Chicken Teriyaki wrap ($10.95) was great! Wish it came with sauce or something. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken teriyaki Wrap ($10.95) - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Found at the end of C terminal at SeaTac, this place has quick service and freshly grilled meals that are delicious. In the hustle between gates they are efficient and pleasant. Prices are slightly high as in all airports but the food is worth it. read more

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SEA INT'L AIRPORT TERMINAL C / ASIAN / 10-14-22 / DINNER +The food portions are bigger than the other eating options within the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. -The dumplings are pre-fried and flash fried again to warm it up, so expect a crispy dark brown shell with a string grease flavor. -There was a little foreign, old white piece of chicken in the greens salad; see my attached pics. -The restaurant is not well-kept, which explains the random crap in my entree. -The side salad veggies were wilted and definitely going bad. -The bags of chips and other snacks in front of the register were covered in grease. If you have time, just walk around and explore the end terminals (N or A), or just pick a spot in the main food court area (right after security) for your airport meal. I only came here because the Bambuza Vietnam Kitchen (N gates) line was extraordinarily long at 8:00 P.M. and a lot of the other places were closed; i.e., Beecher's. read more

Hachi-ko - a bag of potato chips - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

3.5 Service or lady taking order was kind of rude. But as long as she gets the job done and doesn't mess up - works for me as a lot of us are probably just grabbing a quick bite to eat in the airport. Udon with chicken was decent! Soup had flavor with the chili flakes. Chicken is a little stringy texture. Would stop here for quick eat. They have a fridge with cold foods to that is grab and go. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken udon - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Airport food is never my preference with the expensive prices and subpar food. As I was walking through the area near my gate, I found that Hachi-ko looked like one of the better options. They offer Japanese food, including some Hawaiian items but since it was night time and they were closing soon, the only option left was chicken teriyaki, which I didn't mind. I ended up getting the chicken teriyaki combo with extra chicken. The combo came with rice, a side salad, and 3 gyozas. The rice was on the soft side, which is actually how I prefer it. The gyoza was done nicely but the chicken teriyaki was surprisingly good for airport food. It was tender pieces of dark meat that had a nice grill flavor and covered in teriyaki sauce. Not a bad option for an airport meal! Will keep you nice and full too. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken teriyaki combo with extra chicken - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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First time traveling since Covid 2.5 years later and its the good ole familiar Alaska terminal and discover the formerly Waji's to now be Hachi-Ko! 7am flight, which means 5am wake up. Hungry, thirsty, I see the Podagee Sausage Eggs n Rice and say perfect! Was totally expecting the same type or pre-cooked style that Uwajimaya has at its stores but this was cooked fresh on the spot! Rice, eggs, sausage all hot off the stove like at home! Rice was tooooo sticky (appreciate the effort to be Hawaii style rice tho). Sausage were big and plump, eggs were plentiful. Make sure to get shoyu and you're good to go! The whole meal was way bigger then it looks! Could almost feed two people! $10.95 super fair price for usually expensive bland airport food. For the price, quality of eggs and sausage, the quantity, and the TEMPERATURE, easy 5 stars and much appreciated at 6am!!! I didn't see if it was only served during "breakfast hours" but if not, this is the perfect meal coming off a flight also! read more

Hachi-ko - Portuguese Sausage Eggs n Rice (to be clear, its "podagee") - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Hey Hachiko! You are an Asian café located in metro SEATTLE! For god's sake, why don't you offer vegetarian teriyaki (ya know, with tofu and veggies). Add it to your menu, please! It will sell lots of you include nice veggies. Seattle is one of the country's biggest vegetarian-forward cities. Wake up! Also, stop running out of boba. Vegheads and anti-dead-flesh-eaters, you CAN get tofu yakisoba, but that is it. Lame, lame, lame. Nice staff, fun taro smoothies. Hachi-ko, want me to spend money at your resto? Then act like you care and offer a veg teriyaki. Anything else is lazy, stupid and offensive. PS- meat is murder and terrible for our environment. Let's give the non-human animals a little slaughter brake ;-) read more

Terrible food I ordered the beef fried rice and here is what I got: steamed rice, mixed with frozen peas chopped carrots, and green onions doused in teriyaki sauce and then topped with beef lunch meat and more teriyaki sauce. It was HORRIBLE and cost me $17 plus tax and tip! Insane! Yuck! Service was great. Workers were very nice. read more

Better than other choices around here, but kind of typical of airport food in that it's overpriced and the workers are disinterested at best. I did like having spam musubi as a choice but it's nowhere near as good as any 7-11's in Hawai'i. The Yakisoba is about at the level you'd make for yourself at home from an instant package. read more

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We are talking about an airport restaurant here, don't forget. I was so delighted to see I could get Portuguese sausage, eggs and rice at the airport that I walked to a distant gate to eat there. Worth it. The sausage is very good. Eggs okay, good for airport standards. Rice wasn't garlicky enough, but it wasn't cooked horribly which is miraculous for an airport. In short, a yum Filipino breakfast that easily outshines usual airport fare in both choice and quality. read more

Re-post from my Waji's Review, since it's basically the same... This is my go-to food place at Sea-Tac when I don't have access to the airline lounges.  Plus it's one of the only places that serves food I grew up with.  Spam musubi?!  Yes, please!  Portuguese Sausage?!  Yes, please?!  Chicken or pork adobo?!  Yes, yes yes!   I usually fly out the A or South Satellite gates, but once I clear TSA, I bee-line my way to the end of the C gates straight to Hachi-ko to get my rice fix.  Sometimes I'll just pick up a bunch of Spam musubi to take on my trips with me, it's a great portable snack and when I'm going to destinations where I know I won't find decent meals, it fits the bill.   It's not the best island/Filipino food I've had, but it's consistent and I appreciate that.  Plus it's affordable for airport prices and I walk away satisfied and full. read more

I was glad to have this option at the airport for breakfast. It was filling and the price was fair for it. The eggs were a bit too salty for me though. Honestly their water price was good too. Sad to say most times I feel the bottled water price at the airport is around $4 but here it was just $2. Anyway if I have to kill time again before a flight and am hungry i would try this place again. read more

Hachi-ko - Portugués sausage egg and rice - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I was waiting on my flight and went to Hachi-ko and bought from fresh rolls. Sadly, they were far from fresh. The rice paper wrapper was dry and crusty and the interiors was not good at all. I wished I had purchased something else because I love fresh rolls and these were the worst. read more

This tiny restaurant is inside the SeaTac airport - it's ok I got the udon noodles - it's expensive $16.25 with no meat- it's ok and enough to get full on. Flavor is ok - noodles are good and thick. Service is fast. But the cashiers chit chat before they take your order so that's take more time than to get your food. The soda in a bottle is $3.50 cheaper than the airport shops. I got Sprite. They do have a good menu selection. It's just pricey but that's the airport. They do have their dining seating tables for Hachiko only which is really nice but don't expect the tables to be clean - read more

While changing planes at SeaTac, had a yen for Japanese curry. Thought I would probably have to go nearer the international gates, but instead found Hachi-ko right there in my terminal! Fun friendly staff, great curry with lots of options, and lots of other Japanese and other Asian quick food and bevs. read more

Fast, fresh, not expensive. Worth the short walk down concourse C. Extra cost for the plate with drink and gyoza not worth it.

An OK place to eat at. Prices can be high for the amount of food you get. Service is alright. Taste-wise and quality is so-so. Tried this a couple of times, so nothing too special to rave about inside the Sea-Tac Airport. You'll have some Hawaiian and Japanese food choices to choose from. read more

What used to be my favorite dish here is now not good. The fried rice used to have fresh vegetables like broccoli and cabbage but now it frozen carrots and peas and it lacked any flavor. I was so disappointed in this dish. read more

I see the mixed reviews here, and I am more on the "this is fine" side of the curve. First, I really appreciate that in the Sea-Tac airport, there are Japanese food options, like this location. You'll find some Hawaiian classics here also. I enjoyed the portion sizes here. You'll get plenty of rice with your teriyaki bowls. The food didn't feel very "teriyaki", more like "stewed", but it was tasty enough. The salad here was amazing. The Bento boxes looked great. The pricing was great for an airport location, especially given the portions. Service was very prompt/disinterested, but they do have kiosks here so that you can order with low interaction. Sometimes the kiosks do not work. There is a small area for seating inside the restaurant, which is clean, but I think it is likely that most people here get their food to go. read more

An oasis! What a glorious find in SEA-TAC! $7.50 fresh rolls! I'd have bought their peanut sauce by the bottle if I could. The rolls were so fresh! I only wish they came with tofu. They also had tofu/veg sushi. Their Diet Coke (fountain) was the best I've ever had. Will stop here anytime I'm traveling! Best ever airport fare! read more

Hachi-ko - Veggie spring rolls peanut sauce - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Hachi-ko changed my expectations of airport food. Asian comfort foods galore, with teriyaki beef or chicken, katsu, shrimp tempura, udon, salmon, Portuguese sausage or Spam and eggs, gotta, egg rolls, sushi, and poke all in one place?! I'd come to SeaTac more often knowing this place is in the Alaska Airlines terminal. I didn't bother considering the poke, as I mention in all of my Hawaiian food reviews, poke outside of Hawai'i is usually/actually a salad. The workers come across as brusque, but they really want to make sure that you get your food in a timely manner, as everything is made fresh and to order. I had the teriyaki salmon combo, which is grilled slowly (they warn you) and comes with either egg rolls or gyoza (take these!) and a drink. read more

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Got the Poke Bowl to go. Spent the night in the bathroom. It wasn't pleasant. Would never go back there again. read more

I've worked out of Seatac for over 7 years as well as this has been my home airport my whole life, so I'm very familiar with the restaurants. Hachiko is tasty, but so expensive for what you get. This is the chicken teriyaki. Much smaller portion than a standard teriyaki restaurant and more expensive. It is tasty, but I only can give 3 stars because the value is so poor. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken teriyaki, almost $20! (No drink included) - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I went in with low expectations and left with even lower ones. I thought Udon would be a hard dish to do poorly, being mostly broth, but this one lacked flavor. The chicken was also pretty bad with occasional chunks that just didn't taste good at all. Maybe this place does better with their other dishes but I don't think I'll try them again next time I'm in this airport. read more

This is a grab to go place in the airport. Service was fast. Ordered a Thai iced tea with boba, the tea was extremely sweet despite asking for 50% sweetness. The tapioca was brittle and soft, lacking flavor. The whole thing was very artificial. Do not recommend. read more

Don't do it! Waste of money and time! Grabbed what I thought would be a quick bite to eat from this airport location before catching a flight and they disappointed me. Not only did the food not look good or desirable but it was terrible. I ordered the Teriyaki Salmon Combo which was a special that was advertised near the register. The rice was a mushy mess, the garden salad was hot and the salmon was undercooked, pink, and lacked flavor. I was very disappointed with the food. Customer service was good however the wait time of 7-10 minutes was more like 15. read more

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Picked up my sushi and enjoyed it. Then I used the restroom and the person next to me used the bathroom didn't wash their hands and then proceeded to pick their nose while walking back to work. When you wear branded uniforms and perform disgusting acts, you should be mindful of that while preparing food for others. read more

I wanted to get curry Udon. Curry is on the menu, Udon is on the menu. You shouldn't have to order a Udon with no broth and a curry to get curry Udon. Simply substitute Udon for rice charge a little extra, Not $ 16.25 extra. read more

Hachi-ko is located in the C terminal after gate 8, across from Starbucks. The menu looked great, and I ordered the Hachi-ko bento combination with beef and chicken teriyaki along with salad and 3 potstickers. It took about 3 minutes to serve the combo, but the young lady behind the counter ended up giving me the wrong order. She had to chase me down and retrieve the meal. The combo was pretty good for airport kiosk food. Portions were generous, and I liked the potsticker sauce that was included with the meal. I also would note I am partial to Akita movies. read more

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I cannot recommend the garden roll or veggie spring rolls I just purchased. The carrots were drying out in both and looked like they'd been pulled out of a bag of half dried shredded carrots. The rice in the garden rolls did not seem to have any seasoning and the cucumber was just a chunk in each roll. The spring rolls were coming apart and pieces of them were dried and crunchy. read more

Hachi-ko - This is a Spring roll that is coming apart, with sauce that tasted like it was trying to mimic a peanut sauce. Blah. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Generous portion and flavorful. The boba selection is reasonably wide. Best place on C concourse.

For airport food Hacki-ko was phenomenal. They were quick, affordable, and delicious. Ordering was easy and the portion size matches the price you pay. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken Teriyaki - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I will be your Hachi-Ko! Every time I am in the C terminal of the Sea-Tac airport, I will be coming for your chicken teriyaki entree. The chicken was moist and the teriyaki glaze was fabulous. True, this is a mostly to-go, on-the-go eatery but this chicken teriyaki is really good. The white rice was a little over-cooked but I usually don't eat much rice so its ok. The greens and salad dressing were good too. There was plenty of food so the price didn't frustrate me. For a fast food type place, 4-stars. I will truly come back again next time my travels take me through Sea-Tac. read more

It's so good! I really like the chicken katsu. And their boba drinks are fantastic. So thankful they are in SeaTac for layovers.