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    Musashi's

    4.1 (1.4k reviews)
    ModerateSushi Bars, Japanese
    Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:30 PM
    Updated 2 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Chirashi Bowl
    David H.

    Musashi's chirashi bowl is legendary! Relative to other top notch places, its chirashi bowl is so reasonably priced, and the quality of the fish is soooo solid! Just take a look at the picture yall. As always, the salmon and hamachi were the favorites for me, but even the ahi was not bad at all (I feel like Seattle just doesn't have that great of quality when it comes to ahi). Note: seating is super limited at this location so take out might have to be the move. Definitely check em out!

    Chirashi Bowl (Assorted Sashimi over Rice)*
    Sarah H.

    The space and their dish ware were all super cute. We went on a Saturday afternoon and it was pretty chill in there and got our food fairly quickly. We got the chirashi bowls that tasted very fresh and presented in a pretty bowl. I loved all the sashimi, and they gave us complimentary tea. The bowl isn't super filling if you are coming in hungry but it was good quality and a fair price.

    Fresh Salmon Roll and nigiri
    Maxine L.

    Musashi's is a staple sushi spot with consistently good quality fish at super reasonable prices. But you get what you pay for! The nigiris have waaaay too much rice and the rice is not that great. But can't beat the fish quality for the price. Service is also good. You order and pay at the counter. The food came out super quick as well. Will continue coming here for sure. But took off a star because of the rice which is such a simple issue to fix.

    Barely seared 1 Piece Seared Salmon Sushi
    A C.

    I called in an order, which was captured incorrectly - I ordered seared salmon nigiri, in which I showed up and it was fresh salmon. I politely let the person at the front know that I had ordered seared. He talks to a lady in the back, who gives me a very expressive disgust look like it was my fault and tells me "it's too late". I let her know that I ordered seared salmon when I called, and that I wasn't changing the order last minute. She comes to the front and makes it a point to say "you're paying more now (assuming price change for searing)." Then goes back and half sears the salmon in the to go container (hardly seared at all) and give it back. I didn't want to make it a bigger deal there, so I just left with barely seared salmon. She was rude, dismissive, and appeared to blame me for their mistake. It's sad as I've been going there for years, but sadly, after being treated so poorly, I'll find sushi elsewhere.

    Front page of menu.
    Nick A.

    Musashi's always been a great Seattle staple for sushi ever since I've grown up here. They've always had a great reputation for good value for what you get, and that's been maintained even when ownership changed. They've now got more locations but this Wallingford location has always been the original that you can count on. The chirashi bowl at $18 is a steal, giving you great portions at a cost lower than other sushi restaurants. I also had the California roll, which a larger and different than other places. Overall this is a great place to Seattle sushi.

    Chicken skewer bento box, Yaki Onigiri, Lunch Sushi Nigiri
    ThuyVy N.

    Went here for lunch on a Friday and the place filled up pretty quick, def seems like a popular to go spot. We ordered a bunch of dishes and they all came out pretty fast. The service was nice and quick. It's a nice spot with lots of windows and a handful of tables and we liked the vibe. Overall everything we had was good, the sushi pieces are larger than I expected. The California roll had egg in it which I wasn't used to and not sure if I like but more bang for your buck. I was also a bit disappointed rhat they didn't have any fun or unique spot but I also appreciate how it's just good basics. Would go again!

    kim d.

    Really great price for the quantity of fish! We ordered a hamachi collar, which luckily they had, as well as a chirashi bowl & ebi/hamachi rolls! They were all great dishes and definitely packed with fish--the chirashi bowl was definitely huge and the fish to rice ratio there was perfect. The rice is a little heavy for both the hamachi roll and shrimp/ebi nigiri, but it was fine! We were seated relatively quickly and enjoyed our meal with some tea. Great experience!

    Lunch Sushi Nigiri
    Tiffany T.

    My husband and I visited Musashi's the last time we were in Seattle based on the rave reviews. Overall, we had a solid visit but I gotta say our nigiri looked nothing like many of the photos that looked beautiful and fresh. In addition, they were out of one of the orders of octopus nigiri, and asked us if it was okay after they already served it to us, which I felt forced us to say yes because we didn't want it wasted when they already made it. They should have asked first IMO, and we would have just omitted the item. The skewers were alright, not much to write home about. It was a decent stop for lunch, but based on the quality for lunch I'm not sure I'd return the next time I'm in the area - although it is very affordable IMO

    Chirashi Bowl
    Hanna K.

    Cute little restaurant with limited table seating. It was about 80 degrees outside the day we visited and we walked over to find the place did not have AC. It was very hot and the water they provided was also room temperature tea. The tea itself was good and we did separately ask for an ice water. Maybe because of all the heat, eating the raw fish didn't taste as great as it looked. The fish seemed to be fresh but was also room temp and the rice was the vinegar sushi rice but no other sauce which was fine. The eel, I could not eat because it was slimy and felt half cooked or old although it was the only thing cooked in the dish. The portion was good and they were picture perfect.

    Chirashi Bowl
    Sophie C.

    Would want to give this place 3.5/5 stars! Came for the chirashi bowls recommended by a friend. Good value for the amount of fish received/how thick the slices were. All under $20. We liked the salmon that tasted pretty fresh and buttery. Shrimp, unagi, albacore, and yellowtail were solid as well. Tuna however had an unexpected fishy after taste, which made my overall impression lower. Service was fast and friendly. We even received complimentary miso soup because they ran out of hot tea!

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    Skye P.

    If you're craving fresh/raw (sushi grade ofc) fish at a cozy spot with a local small business vibe, here she is!!! The space is small with great windows looking out on Wallingford. Free tea when you sit. (Table sitch: 4, 4-tops & 3, 2-tops, a counter that maybe ppl sit at sometimes but not this day). The chirashi bowl hit every craving for me. 6 types of fresh seafood (4 fish, eel, & shrimp) + roe over well flavored sushi rice nori, served with ginger wasabi and soy. Service was kind and swift. No wait at 12 on a Thursday! Greeted at door, sat and served tea with my menu, you get up to order/pay at the register then they bring it to you, mine came out in less than 5 minutes. Would come back for SURE!

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    Great portion. I've had that to go Sushi sett and was pleased. if you don't expect wild salmon for $20 sushi meal, you will be OK here.

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    Ask the Community - Musashi's

    Their website says they are closed on Sunday and Monday. Is this accurate?

    Are they currently open for dine in?

    No, takeout only again.

    What fish on the menu are wild caught?

    How much is omakase?

    They don't have Omakase. But what you can do is ordering Chirashi bowl without rice so it's basically just sashimi alone for $15.50

    Is there a parking lot here?

    Not at the restaurant itself. There is typically a good amount of street parking available in neighboring residential streets.

    Is it the same one in East side?

    They have a location in Factoria

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    0.3 miWallingford

    We love Secret Fort. It has a cool retro Japanese pop decor, it's great to be able to see into the…read morekitchen and watch them grilling the izakaya. Everything we've tried here has been delicious. The grilled skewers that are favorites include the bacon wrapped mochi, the pork wrapped dango, the salmon and the chicken. We've had both the Salmon carpaccio and a yellowtail carpaccio that were seasoned just right and so tasty. The quality of the fish has always been high. We always try to get one sushi dish. The staff is great and after a few visits remembers us even though we only go a once every few months. Pro tip: Make a reservation. It's very popular and there can sometimes be long waits otherwise. Especially Fridays and Saturdays.

    The service inside the restaurant is amazing. Very attentive and knowledgeable staff. I enjoyed all…read morethe yakitori selection that was tried. The bacon wrapped mochi was a tasty treat that we ended up ordering multiple of. The scallops were delicious and so was the eel and mackerel. I cannot wait to return to the restaurant. I also truly enjoyed the yuzu margarita. After waiting in line for the ice cream out front. The window closed abruptly and without any communication to the line of at least 15 people patiently waiting. Very strange and rude. Not sure it's worth waiting 30 min for ice cream to then have the line close without any notice.

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    3.8(758 reviews)
    0.3 miWallingford
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    Yoroshiku is one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in Seattle. The food is delicious, service is…read morefriendly, brisk, and attentive, and the place is cozy, with low lighting, and a good vibe. My favorite spot to sit at is at one of the high tables for two on the left side of the dining room. We like to sit more towards the back so it's a bit more quiet. My hubs and I like coming here for happy hour and getting two orders of Zangi (fried chicken), two orders of the Pork Chashu Bao, and two orders of the sashimi special (which comes from their connected restaurant Secret Fort). We also like to get the iced green tea for two which comes in a big, beautiful bottle and you can see the leaves floating in it. Thanks for this rec, Gina! If you have room, get the Matcha Tiramisu for dessert--it's light and very delicious. Just writing this review is making me hungry!

    Went to Yoroshiku on a Tuesday for an early dinner and it wasn't too busy. They have a happy hour…read morefrom 4-6pm with most appetizers included. We tried the zangi, shishito peppers, takoyaki, and spam fries. All were good overall, the chicken was a bit tough. I had the spicy miso chashu ramen. The chashu pork was tender and flavorful, but the broth was very ginger-forward, which may appeal to some but wasn't my personal favorite.

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    Issian

    3.9(547 reviews)
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    So glad we finally came here! And we're super excited to return…read more We had a great selection of omakase sashimi and ten skewers for under $60. The environment is really comfortable and feels surprisingly intimate given the high ceilings and large footprint. Servers were busy but very kind and followed through on each request, regularly stopping by to refill water and check on us (but not to an annoying extent). Really looking forward to our next visit and trying more from the diverse (but not overwhelming) menu :)

    This place was packed on a Friday night with not a lot of waiting area space, so everyone's crammed…read moreat the front door. It got pretty noisy, and my hair smelled smoky when I left. We ordered only from the happy hour menu because they had a ton of good sounding options there. The yakiton came first and was really greasy and black peppery. The yakitori meat was smaller than the chicken skewers I've gotten at Southeast Asian restaurants in the Seattle area, but these ones had a softer texture like teriyaki chicken. The kalbi beef was inconsistent. One of our plates had large pieces, while the other plate was full of small pieces. The smaller kalbi was drier. The bigger kalbi was chewier. I'd stick to ordering kalbi from Korean restaurants where the meat is more tender and easier to eat. The best item we ordered was the crispy chicken wings. They really were crispy - nothing like I've had before in terms of crispiness. Next time I would try the JFC to compare. Something that I didn't like was that they put both orders of the wings on the same plate instead of splitting them up. They split up the kalbi plates, but nothing else. It was ok to combine the skewers because they're so tiny, but the wings were almost falling off the plate they were on and very close to being a bad jenga situation with how they were placed.

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    I can't believe this restaurant only has 3.9 rating. My…read morehusband and I went last night, it was so good! We had Linda as a server, she was stand out! Absolutely incredible, such a fun and kind energy. Her recommendations were amazing as well! All of our food was delicious, but the highlight for both of us was the baked crab hand roll. I will be going back specifically for that hand roll. Thank you for the incredible service and delicious food. Also very grateful for a restaurant that has lower lighting + natural light versus aggressive overhead lighting. bless you! Haha I literally will avoid certain restaurants with terrible lighting. Adding this restaurant to our rotation!

    At my table, the ratings for food and service were 3.5 and 3…read more We had an assortment of nigri sushi, tempura, adamame, miso soup, a couple of different rolls, sake, and beers on tap. Tempura and miso was run off the mill, some nigri knocked it out of the ballpark such as toro, while other cuts were again standard. The uni looked darker than anything I've seen before and tasted, shall we say, a bit dry and potent. The rolls were okay, one better; the other had a bit of a fishy sub-aroma and was half left-over. Service was lackluster; the guy was a bit spaced out. The miso soup was forgotten, so was another order of sashimi. Also, we re-ordered some fatty tuna nigri but got served something horrible (like a piece of old, lean tuna instead) - here my spider sense was ringing as if we were intentially slipped some other cut ("they wont know the difference"). Or our server or the chef was slipping. Lackluster service and some fishyness gets a 3 star rating - could have been better and fresher. Not likely to return. Ambiance was middle of the road, neither loading ramp nor dark and cozy. They only have tables and counter seating, no booths. Of note, there is a bar across the street where they made a couple of nice after dinner cocktails - the better part of the evening.

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    2.7 miRavenna

    Really great neighborhood sushi spot! Excellent food at a good value and the staff was great. Will…read morebe coming back next time I'm in the area! Food: I had one of the bento combos and it came with miso soup, a side salad, and a large dinner plate. The first thing that stood out to me was how much of everything came with the bento. On top of that, everything was very fresh and tasty. The dragon roll was also very good! Service/Ambiance: The staff here was very friendly. The restaurant isn't huge so I'd imagine it could get pretty packed during a lunch or dinner rush. There a few parking spots out front in the plaza, but also lots of street parking nearby. Price: For the quality and portions of the food, I would say this is a great value. The bento was around ~25 and the roll was ~18 which is pretty standard in 2026

    This meal was one of those dinners where every dish felt intentional with fresh ingredients!…read more The sushi rolls were the immediate showstoppers. The rainbow roll was the best! Each plate came out looking like a little celebration, bright roe, silky slices of fish, creamy avocado, and just the right amount of crunch. The tender octopus with the bright cucumber that made it feel like the perfect palate opener. The seaweed salad was equally satisfying. It was fresh, and full of that sweet flavor that hits exactly right. Altogether, this was a dinner that felt fresh, vibrant, and deeply satisfying. Plus the service was great and the staff were very helpful.

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    0.6 miFremont

    A great space for a nice sushi dinner…read more My partner and I decided on this spot for our Valentines date dinner and we were very satisfied ! Located in a pretty central part of Fremont, it offers a lot in its location. Gas Works park is only about a 10 - 15 minute walk from here which is great! Street parking may be difficult so I suggest looking at the the nearby neighborhoods for parking. The restaurant itself is quite small so I suggest a reservation if you are planning to visit during a busy weekend night which we did. The menu offers a great selection of entrees and we decided to share the tuna dinner and the salmon dinner which came full with nigiri, a roll and sashimi. We also shared a roll in additional to the salmon and tuna dinner. Each entree was perfect to share because there were two of each kind of nigiri on each plate. We were very happy with the quality of the fish and I could not decide which entree I preferred more. The service was not super memorable but I do not remember being unhappy with it either. The price point was quite reasonable for the quality. I was very happy and will be back!

    Ambiance: Very comfortable restaurant with a variety of seating. I would recommend sitting at the…read morebar so you can see the sushi chefs prepare your food! Service: The waiter was friendly and provided recommendations for food. He ensured my water glass was always full. Even the sushi chefs checked in to see if I was enjoying my food. Food: I would recommend starting with a cup of green tea, miso soup, and edamame. I enjoyed all the rolls I had, which were the Hamanegi (yellowtail), Negitoro (fatty tuna), the salmon avocado roll, and the Fremont roll (spicy, with shrimp tempura, avocado, tuna, and salmon as main flavors). If you are looking for something light, go for the standard rolls. If you're looking for something filling, go for the chef's special rolls.

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