Great find at the airport, portugeuse sausage rtice and eggs hit! I hope this place never leaves the airport! A must! So thankful for all day breakfast! read more

Funny that this store was in Concourse C of the Seatac Airport because I recently watched the movie which starred Richard Gere just prior to this trip; and, which story tells of a remarkably faithful dog called Hachi who kept waiting at the train station for his owner(played by Gere) for 9 years until he too finally reconciled with the Professor in their final resting place. Story evokes loyalty and unconditional love and simply captures how our canine family is truly a gift...haunting, melancholic yet a feel good movie worth watching or you can opt to read the book instead! This movie was modified for the American public because the backdrop setting actually took place in Japan's Shibuya station! There, you will find the bronze statue memorializing Hachi's remarkable loyalty to his owner!!! I'd definitely stop by once I'm back in the area...obw, while at Seatac Concourse, check out the bronze statue replica of the original one in that train station in Japan. read more

My heart was simply over joyed to see a Filipino dish on the menu. I got lucky that our gate was near this spot. I ordered the Chicken Adobo and some shrimp spring rolls. As a Filipino, the Chicken Adobo was pretty much perfect.. I come from York city where there isn't any Filipino restaurants so yea. Lol. The spring roll wraps were not super fresh (wrapper was stiff) but it was still ok. Big portions. Loved it read more

Hachi-ko - Filipino chicken adobo!!! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Just got off a early morning flight and was looking for some Asian food to eat. I ordered the chicken fried rice on a whim. They actually give a huge portion. Probably enough to feed two medium appetites. The first few bites were very pleasing, but as I continued eating the flavors were drowned out and had to add soy sauce to keep it interesting. Also, the amount of vegetables in here is more than I would like and probably contributes to the drowning of flavors. Overall, it wasn't a bad experience, but I will probably try other places first the next time I fly through here. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken Fried Rice. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Wow, what a disappointment! I travel often and even for airport food standards, this was the worst I've had by far (at USD $15 +tax). Really hope they step up their game... read more

Hachi-ko - Shimp Tempura Udon - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I wanted something soupy after the flight and this was my choice. It was what I was looking for. The flavor was rich. They gave us a lot of broth. I was caught off guard with the spiciness though. There was no indication on the menu that it's spicy. I think they should give us a warning for non-spicy eaters. read more

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

Food was okay but service was non existent. Workers don't smile. Si Ate ay hindi magkakaasawa. Sungit. Needs to have a friendlier atmosphere. read more

The food was delicious and fresh, I had a teriyaki beef & chicken combo. It came with rice, salad & gyoza. It was all extremely yummy! The gyoza was crisp & made well & came with 2 different sauces. The beef was super tender & the chicken lean. Even the rice was cooked well. The portions were great too. I also had a milk tea with boba. It was ok but the boba was a bit mushy. The service was just ok. I didn't hear the server tell me they were out of Thai tea & when I ordered it she gave me the most sour look. Customer service could use a little help but overall it was a decent experience and the food was worth it. If I have the opportunity again in the future I will eat there again. read more

Hachi-ko - Teriyaki chicken & beef combo - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I ordered a meal before my flight with my Wife to San Diego, since the flight is too short for in flight meals, I decided to look for somewhere to eat, and found Hachi-Ko! I ordered the Chicken Fried Rice! The texture of the Chicken was flawless, had a little char on it as well, just how I like it! The vegetables and the rice were cooked to perfection as well. They have onions, green onions, celery, broccoli, carrots, egg, and bok choy included in the dish! All of the tastes meshed extremely well, I highly recommend this location in the C Gate area, through Alaska Airlines. read more

For a plan E to eat in an Airport, I was impressed. I ordered the beef Yakisoba and it was awesome! For $15 I had a great meal. If you are looking for something tasty and different, give this place a try. I will make sure I grab a bite the next time I'm here. read more

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

Waiting for your flight and don't want a 3 day old turkey sandwich with wilted lettuce? Hachi-ko will wok your world with a stir fry to keep you filled during your upcoming flight. read more

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

Airport food so expectations can't be too high, but Hachi-kk was pretty good. I got the Hachi-ko entree with chicken and beef - the chicken is better than the beef. Chicken has good flavor, beef flavor was off. Lots of rice. Sauce a bit gingery. read more

CHICKEN ADOBO ! YES!! Airport food has changed so much over the years with better quality and more variety. For example Philippine Chicken Adobo, what? Am I in Manila International airport? No, it's offered in Sea-Tac Airport around Alaska Airlines gates and is a generous portion, easily be shared with your traveling buddy. My only suggestion is a better lid that could be secured for a grab-and-go-eat-later situation. Hey, do you deliver? read more

Hachi-ko - CHICKEN Adobo ! Yeah. It's what i needed to make my day! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I needed a quick food option so I grabbed some California rolls for the flight. Like most airport food it was mediocre - the rice was a bit stale from the pre-packaging but otherwise it was fine. Very convenient in-flight meal since it isn't very messy or smelly. read more

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

I needed a fix and this place had it! I have been traveling through airports for awhile and not one of them have what Hachi-Ko delivers. Spam, Rice and Eggs!? Portuguese sausage, eggs and rice too! I never had such a welcoming breakfast in an airport ever. The fam at the register knew how happy I was to look at their menu, I felt at home in an airport! Definitely recommend this to all my island fam and friends. You just know when you know. Mahalo and much love to the staff and owner! read more

Ordered a yakisoba. It was burnt. Yuck. Waste of money. I would have taken it back, but I was already on my flight. read more

Hachi-ko - Yucky soba. - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Each dish was filling and had lots of fresh vegetables. The chicken had some charcoaled pieces on each piece and was pretty dry. But better dry than oily. read more

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They served me half cooked teriyaki beef. One side hot, and one the other cold. Like WTH? I had the same experience two years ago from this terminal restaurant. They deserve the two stars. The kitchen staff needs to stop cutting corners. read more

Great good! Friendly cashiers! Very efficient! Got my beef bowl w dumplings within a few mins! read more

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

-5/5 stars. Airport food. Having to pay exorbitant prices while accepting subpar food in every capacity. The Good: The service was prompt, but when you're slinging garbage food, I guess you can be pretty fast at delivering it. Just OK: The side salad I received didn't have wilted/brown lettuce. That shouldn't have to be a standard when you have a salad, but for this place it is. The Katsu sauce was average, but unfortunately it did not compliment the chicken it was created for (see below). The rice paper wrapper around the spring rolls in the cold case was like eating actual paper, though the shrimp/lettuce/noodle feeling was at least fresh. The accompanying peanut sauce tasted diluted. The Bad: 1) Katsu chicken is coated in panko and deep fried. I know it because I've had it at better restaurants. They know it because there was a picture of it advertised on their menu screen. What I got was a skin flap of chicken deep fried in a flour coating that was seasoned and tasted like chicken strips you would get from a bar. It was pretty obvious that they either ran out of actual Katsu chicken and this was the backup or they were being terribly deceptive about the food they offer. 2) It was the end of the day and they had run out of steamed rice. I was asked if I was okay having fried rice with my meal, however I was not told that this would cost me an additional $2. If a restaurant runs out of something and have to substitute another it's not on the customer to pay that price difference. 3) The fried rice was just overcooked, mushy steamed rice that looked brown in places like real fried rice might. Seemingly, not fried and impossibly bland. Like a baby food version.....for my extra $2. 4) The wrap for the three goyza was hard like shoe leather. The feeling was flavorless. Yet another terrible meal at an airport restaurant, but what are you going to do when you have a layover and you're hungry? The airport knows that they have you no matter what, so I guess it doesn't matter to them how good or bad the food is. read more

if I could pick zero stars I would. absolutely horrible food. I tried the shrimp spring roll and it was insulting to call it edible. 10 cents of lettuce to bulk it out, a spoon full of tasteless rice/noodles and the three strips of mystery fish with pink coloring that unsuccessfully tried to imitate a shrimp. These folks need to be out of business, waste of retail space. Location next to gate C10F Several shoes less that 30 seconds away with real food offerings. read more

Months waiting for the hot food kitchen to open after the remodel, and today I finally had the opportunity to try their Beef Yokisoba, one of my favorite dishes from them, again. Unfortunately, seems either they changed the recipe or the kitchen staff, as it's nothing compared to what it used to be. Noodles dont have the flavor they used to. Are actually pretty much tasteless. Portion is smaller. And they no longer offer the fried egg on top option (a true Japanese classic). I had come over and over for this great dish before their remodel, but with the new version, despite the prettier location, I dont think will come back. Very unfortunate. read more

First time here. Ordered bento box for lunch and it was outstanding! I wish we had one in Michigan. read more

Hachi-ko - Bento!!! So delicious!! - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Feeling under the weather? Clogged sinuses ? Their chicken Udon has a slight punch and great flavor. Will clear you right up. Like chicken noodle soup on steroids! Fantastic fresh flavors! Hope to pas through again to try others dishes here. read more

Hachi-ko - Chicken Udon soup - Sushi Bars Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Made with love! Picture speaks thousand words. Worth coming to airport early for. Freshly grilled. read more

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

For I overpriced airport food, Hachi-ko is pretty good. I got the Hachi-ko "bento box," which is a ton of rice, small salad, large amount of chicken and steak. Portion was huge. Everything was quite good and not fatty. Good amount of teriyaki sauce with good flavor. Would get it again if need to eat at Seattle airport read more

I don't like to be negative, but these guys really gave me some refried chicken katsu that was rock hard when i got on the plane. $20 in the damn trash can. read more

Got a beef and chicken bowl here while waiting for our flight. Fairly priced (for an airport). Tasted good. I've always been against airport prices being so high but they did give us a good portion. I would stop here again if I stop at the airport. read more

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A much calmer area of rhe airport (gates C9-18). The sushi was OK for pre-made airport sushi. The real gem is their soups. There's a chicken rice soup for $6 that's soooooo good. I wish I had slipped the tuna roll and gotten a second soup. The perfect thing on a cold windy day during cold season. And I believe it is gluten free (gf). If I ate soba, I would try one of the yakinsoba soups they have. read more

Absolute worst and I'm writing this to hopefully save someone time money and pain. I walked up to the counter and had the cashier look at me like I was a bug that was ruining her day (just to order food) she proceeded to have the minimum amount of words to exchange followed by me saying thank you and her not even looking at me just walking away. Same story when I went to get the food, looked good and tasted fine but less than an hour later I proceeded to vomit for the 1st time and have been spending the last 24 hours not able to drink even a so of water. Multiple family members with me and none of them got sick (they ordered different food) so definitely food poisoning from there. If I could I would give this place 0 stars and sue them for putting me through this. read more

Ordered the Portuguese sausage and eggs and it was decent. We also ordered the chicken adobo bowl and it was over cooked and lacked flavor. Needed more vinegar and garlic. The rice was definitely mushy and over cooked as well. I wouldn't recommend it. read more

This is our go to dining at the Seattle airport. It is conveniently located in the Alaska Airline terminal with Starbucks right across the way. They make amazingly fresh meals that are hot and sizzling every time. It never disappoints. The prices are very fair and we find it to be always satisfying with the portions. In addition, this time we were even able to enjoy dairy-free boba. The gentlemen that assisted us made the batch specially for us and was extra generous with the tapioca boba. We will definitely be back on our next Travel plans read more

I usually don't give bad reviews, however my experience at Hachi-ko was worth sharing to prevent others from having to go through a similar experience. If I could give them negative stars for the service, I would. My family and I walked from one end of the Seattle-Tacoma Internal Airport to the other, just to try their food and unfortunately their food was not worth trying and their service was horrible. I ordered a teriyaki salmon plate, and after more than 10 minutes of waiting, I realized my number was never called and people who ordered after me were being called to get their food. When I inquired about my order, they seemed confused and then the older lady who took my order started laughing hysterically and stated my food must have been given to a different customer. I never received an apology, she just continued laughing and speaking in a different language with the other employees. I explained that I've been standing there waiting and now need to go to the other end of the airport to catch my flight. She then proceeded to offer me someone else's food that had been sitting on the counter, mind you it was beef and cost less than the plate I ordered. I do not eat beef and did not want to take someone else's order, so I declined and asked for a refund. She continued laughing at the ordeal and kept speaking to the other employees while directing me to another cashier to get refunded just for the plate, mind you I also tipped 15% which was over $3, for an order I never received....so basically I ended up paying over $7 for a bottle of water! Again, I never received an apology and by this point I was upset and too frustrated to argue over the tip. My family was also waiting on me and there was 7 of us total including children. My family also bought quit a bit of food from them which included a teriyaki chicken/beef combo plate, sandwiches, poke bowls, and sushi, right before I placed my order. I felt really bad because they waited for their food and then also waited for me to deal with my situation. In total, we spent at least 45 minutes: from being in line, to ordering, to waiting for their food, and then waiting for me to deal with my order and the refund. My sister stated the chicken/steak teriyaki combo was overly salty, even when paired with steamed white rice. For the chicken/steak teriyaki combo alone, we would give it 2.5 stars because the portion size was decent. The poke bowls were fresh and tasted ok, so we would give the poke bowls 3 stars. The California rolls were pre-made and refrigerated and tasted average but were overpriced, and the turkey sandwiches were dry. For the California rolls and sandwiches we would give 2 stars each. Overall, we wouldn't recommend this location if you're at SeaTac and looking for good food or good service. read more

The most rude employees I've ever encountered at Sea-Tac. I approached the register where two employees were laughing and talking. For an entirely too long said employees completely ignored me standing directly in front of them after looking directly in my face. I became frustrated as I was in a tight connection window and walked off. A Caucasian woman approaches the register and is immediately acknowledged. I return to register to inquire why I couldn't be helped and the young lady said she didn't see me. The fellow customers waiting on their orders acknowledged she as well as her giggle buddy definitely saw me. Consider some retraining or reevaluating who you employ. read more

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Ok... hear me out. If you're like me you saw Hachi-ko, looked at the menu and said "chicken teriyaki for $17? No way!" But listen, nothing is cheap at the airport. If you walk down to the central terminal and eat at Pei Wei, you're gonna get the culinary equivalent to microwaved Annie Chung frozen Chinese food. On the other hand you can spend a few dollars extra and get the chicken teriyaki entree at hachi-ko for $14 and it's actually decent teriyaki. Choice is yours but I'll pay a premium for decent food over garbage any day read more

Absolutely awful. I got vegan options of tofu yakisoba and spring rolls and everything was tasteless and the tofu was rotten. $43 for this terrible food. read more

Foods ehhh ... customer service blows! We're paying airport prices at least you could hire people that aren't a complete b*tch! Sorry, but honesty is the best policy. read more

The BEST airport food anywhere!!! Fresh, hot, and filling!!! Our go-to place at C gate Sea-Tac.

This place used to make the most amazing spam masubis! For some reason, now they make them the day before. As anyone who has ever tried to eat day old, refrigerated rice can tell you; it's not good! Too bad they stick em in the fridge overnight instead of making them fresh, but alas-airport food... read more

We first went to Ninth & something nearby and the cashier was trying his hardest to be an absolute asshole. He twisted everything my wife said and tried to talk down to us in a weird way so my wife ordered soup while I just left and stopped at Hachi-ko. I ordered a Sapporo and chicken teriyaki entree. Honestly, it was really good! The meal is expensive but at least I enjoyed this airport dish. Further, there was no random guy was twisting my wife's words to be as condescending as possible. The cashier at Hachi-ko was friendly and helpful. read more