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've been here twice for special birthday trips into Seattle and their onigiri is some of the best…read moreI've ever had (including the ones I make at home). Perfect rice to "filling" ratio, great flavor combos, and an adorable little booth inside a market. I also get their miso and it's delicious. Miso isn't burnt, perfect amount of dashi broth to miso paste.

Wow! We are always on the hunt for a good onigiri shop and I have to say this place ranks high up…read morethere amongst onigiri shops I've been to in Little Tokyo LA and Japantown SF. There are so many average onigiri places these days that just plop mushy rice together with a few ingredients and call it onigiri - but it's clear this shop places emphasis on quality which makes it clearly stand out. We had the Ume Konbu & Tuna Mayo and both were excellent 10/10. The rice is cooked perfectly and the ingredients are high quality. Reminds me of the onigiri I had in the streets of Japan. Service was prompt. There was a huge line at Eggslut next door - skip that line and try some bomb ass onigiri.

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.

We pulled over in this neighborhood to look up a sushi restaurant, knowing our regular spots would…read morebe packed on a Friday night. To our surprise we were exactly 1 block away from Sushi Kanpai. We were immediately sat at a table and told there were 10 minutes left before happy hour ended. Our timing couldn't have been better. Aside from the great timing and epic synchronicity, the service and food was amazing. I had a Vegas roll, and a smoked eel roll, and seaweed salad. All really good and fresh. My cohorts had a baked salmon roll, an udon noodle with chicken and veggie dish, and a Philly roll. This is a great neighborhood spot that I'll definitely return to.

Satisfied the sushi cravings! We got takeout from here, and it was a pretty seamless experience…read more This spot is located in a super unassuming area, and the restaurant itself looks really casual. I got the salmon scallop roll, which was exactly what it sounds like - scallop and avocado on the inside, and fresh salmon on top with some spicy mayo. The quality of each component was great - fresh scallops and salmon, well cooked and seasoned rice, and the sauce was the perfect touch on top. Nothing to complain about! I would come back to try more of their menu :)

We visited Hummingbird for the first time and really enjoyed their omakase experience…read more Very nice selection of nuanced pieces often with matching small drinks (bonus), great emphasis on savory flavors with great diversity with charring of some of the fishes to give them an extra dimension. They change the omakase course every two months so definitely going back. They have in house sake sommeliers who can further elevate the experience (if sake is your thing). One last thing: obviously fish were front and center, but he also served a nutty pesto side with New Zealand King Salmon that was out of this World.

Came here for omakase experience for the 10+ piece experience with sake pairing. The service was…read moregreat and Felipe and Joseph were great at explaining each piece and each sake. Their green tea was also really good!

The food was excellent. Fresh, healthy, friendly. The seating was limited but intimate. Authentic…read moreJapanese cuisine . Open on Sunday. Friendly staff. I would definetly go again if I'm ever in town again. I got lucky!

Before we walked in, we were wondering if it's Chinese run out Japanese run. The chef looked…read moreJapanese so we entered. The waitress was Chinese but that's ok. Food seemed authentic even we only ordered the Chirashi. Chirashi - Fish, very fresh. The sushi rice flavor was very good but the quality of rice can be improved.

It says it is closed but I just walked In for lunch and had the chicken katsu and miso soup. Both…read morewere excellent!! My key ingredient for excellent Japanese food is to find a Japanese cook and staff. Food and service were excellent. Only request is a better menu to order from. I had to describe what I was looking for and they made it :)

Not the same restaurant/owners anymore! The "sushi" was terrible. The rice was oddly shaped and…read morelarge/clumpy. The sashimi was also not great quality and there were random pieces of nori on the bottom of the nigiri. None of the photos of the sushi boxes that you see in other reviews are accurate. Misleading!

Everyone! GET IN HERE!!…read more This is a hidden gem of Queen Anne and even more so Seattle. There are other Ramen spots in Seattle and Tsuki Shokudo out shines. The owner is on deck and helping out. Also owns Moontree which is fire sushi. The staff at Tsuki are so attentive and friendly. Shout out Johnathan the bar tender for every time they came to the bar top, he took care of a little thing that goes a long way. Kept my water full, cleaned my used napkins, and made my experience exceptional. 12/10 no notes

My two foodie friends had this place on a Friday evening around 5:30pm, and they each got their…read morechicken katsu curry. Then I went with one of my besties here two hours later and we each got that exact same dish too! Along with some pork gyoza to share so we could stay full. All right, gotta rewind all that. This restaurant is around South Lake Union, nearly neighboring Messina and a short walk from Woo Bar and Rabbit Rabbit. Parking around this area is dicey, but I lucked out finding a parallel spot near Agave Cocina; I'd get here using other means of transportation if possible. Interior is a spacious area with an ample number of wooden tables with chairs that have low backs but are comfy to sit on. A large logo of the place resides near the back of the restaurant, and it shares its restrooms with Italian cuisine neighbor Messina. You get their menu using a QR code on each table, and let servers know what you want once you're ready. They have ramen, sashimi plates, katsu burgers and curry rice dishes among other offerings. Service was great throughout our visit here as staff checked on us every once in a while. As mentioned above, we both got their chicken katsu curry with pork gyoza as an appetizer: - Pork gyoza was pretty fresh and juicy, and was even better with the provided soy sauce. - Chicken katsu curry was amazing for the most part! The chicken katsu itself is juicy, and the skin was appropriately salty, a little crisp and rich in flavor. The curry on the side was great with both the chicken and provided rice. I do wish there was more rice, though. I had a really nice meal here, and despite the parking situation would come back to try either their ramen or katsu burgers.