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I grabbed some salumi for lunch since my office is right around the corner, and I think maybe I ordered the wrong sandwich. I got the muffo since I love mortadella, and I found there to be way too much olive tapenade. I enjoy olive tapenade, but my sandwich was like wet from it, and it was way too salty for me. I think maybe if it had some more cheese or something to balance it out, it would have helped but it was honestly a little tough for me to finish half a sandwich. Definitely willing to give it another go though and maybe get a hot sandwich or the salami sandwich! read more

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Tony A.

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3 years ago

Nothing new here to add about Salumi's impressive list of hot and cold sandwiches, salads, sides and extras. The focus here is on Coro by Salumi, which offers a wide array of old world salamis and speciality meats, and ships them nationwide. We recently ordered both pancetta (uncured pork belly) and guanciale (uncured pork jowels) from Coro and found the quality and flavor of both meats to be simply outstanding. Reasonably priced, carefully packaged, prompt shipping. Though we live down in Portland, Seattle's Coro by Salumi is now among our go-to butcher shops. read more

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Cara C.

1 year ago

Turkey Club sandwiches were delicious and made correctly! The meat and toppings were good quality and good portions - they're definitely worth the money. They do need to update the 'mustard' to what it actually is, a delicious possibly homemade brown spicy mustard. Looking forward to our next sandwich from Salumi! read more

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Ally J.

1 year ago

Best effin' sandwich I've ever had. I'm from California and dream about it. A must stop for me when I come back to visit Seattle. Service was fast and great. read more

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Harry Y.

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9 months ago

Very oily but meat is tender and the flavor is solid. It would be 1000x better if there was arugula in it, so bring your own

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Stefan P.

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After hearing about this place, and lamenting about the change of owners, I decided to give it a try...no more long lines, on a Friday at 3:00pm was fairly empty. Despite what some reviewers here said I went ahead and ordered the Meatball Sub! Took about 10 minutes to make since several people had ordered in front of me. I added on hot peppers because I like it hot! The bread was (Almost) too hard. Just soft enough otherwise everything would have squeezed out the ends! The sauce made it get softer by the time I ate the second half...the taste was good. The cheese was high quality, grilled onions helped, and the special sauce was good. The meatballs themselves were OK. Soft and with a veal like taste. Overall a very good meatball sub. The best ever? No. But definitely above average! (They also have a bathroom with a combo lock) read more

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Packy F.

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The artisan sando's of your dreams! I'm particular to the Saluni sandy and add as many salamis as I can lol. Please is delicious, you get what you pay for! Just don't grab your recite right away, you'll get it when your sandwhich is done. read more

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Joshua f.

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A decent pop shop for a sandwich. Didn't really know what to order, but found plenty of options to satisfy my sandwich urges.

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Not my idea of any kind of porchetta sandwich. More like Philly Roast Pork. Still wet and pretty tasty. read more

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Brian L.

10 months ago

Salumi is no longer a special place. I've been here twice before under the original owner, and it was phenomenal. Now, it's just an over priced Italian deli. It's not bad, but it's not worth the slow service and above average prices. read more

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Overall great lunch. The porchetta sandwich was on point but could have used some crunch contrast. The Caesar Salad big and full of extras like asparagus and radishes - the dressing is a little anchovies heavy, but some will fancy that. read more

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Latifa S.

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For the love of Italian subs! Yummmm! Salumi is super cute and let's face it. Who hasn't been here by now? Super famous too since way back when. Italian style deli/ meat counter with sandwiches. Much more hip, clean and modern touch. Also made popular by the late Anthony bourdain since he declared this a favorite spot! They sell all kinds of Italian meat, cheeses and condiments to go. Drinks, wine in a can! It's just fun. The subs are cold, hot or special. Cold cuts are a must but hot Italian sandwiches: definitely a comfort food for me. The guys that work here are nice. I was able to decide, get my 2 sandwiches ( one cold cut, one hot) and drinks in 10 minutes. Porchetta: this is my favorite and goto since porchetta is a kind of an occasion when we make it in the family. Literally your Italian uncle bringing that young pig, Papa slow roasting while we ate caprese, cheese etc. That crispy crackling skin. It's an event. I always get porchetta when I see it on the menu for the nostalgia of it. This one didn't quite taste Italian ( the spices almost tasted like bbq), but it was tasty. The cold cut! Salami Muffo ($17) was delicious. Hot salami, cotto salami, provolone and olive tamponade. Tasty! They have a few chairs and tables inside as well as the counter. Love that exposed wall, chalk boards menu and of course, the smell of all things Italian cured meat. They have banh mi sandwiches on the menu as well as others. But the cured meat is where is at. Perfectly cured! read more

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Located near the Pioneer Square area, Salumi is a great cured meats deli that specializes in salami. They serve all types of salami as well as other pork cuts like guanciale which we had to buy some in addition to the sandwiches. We ordered the porchetta and hot Sopressata sandwiches. Served with peppers and onions, the porchetta had a great tender bite with a lot of flavor from the juices. It does get a little dry once you get towards the middle but overall it was a great sandwich. The Sopressata is served cold so don't expect melted cheese etc. That being said we did heat it up later on and it definitely elevated the sandwich and made it a lot tastier. The bread used for both sandwiches were fantastic and we recommend warming up the sandwiches we got, even for the porchetta as it allowed more juices to come out and seep into the delicious bread. read more

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Disha G.

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This place is amazing. I can go back so many times. And try everything on menu. I am so happy that I discovered it. They have good flavors, amazing vibe and excellent service. The inside and outside seating, both are an experience. read more

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Linda T.

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5 years ago

Easy ordering through their website utilizing the Toast Tab interface. I ordered only the deli meats and bread, but man, I will have to return and try their sandwiches because their cured meats are *chef's kiss*. My favorite is their Hot Sopressata with its' little kick of cayenne, it makes for a great sandwich or cured meat to snack on . Great service and even better food. read more

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Khoo K.

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Love the hearty sandwiches here. Whichever sandwich you chill not go wrong especially if you enjoy well prepared protein. We had the Cubano and porchetta. They are very flavorful and Definitely bring your appetite. One of the best sandwich places in seattle!! Also wanted to point out that this is a Women owned business. read more

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Jen C.

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1 year ago

Lived in Seattle for 13 years and by far best Italian sandwich in town. When I come back to visit, always first lunch on the list.

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Matt A.

11 months ago

Horrible meatball sub, overpriced food, long wait - avoid and go to Subway or your local deli.

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Elena M.

2 years ago

This is an excellent sandwich! The ciabatta is great and the toppings are top quality. Everyone was very friendly and helpful and we were able to order on the tablets at the counter so it was super easy. Great experience! read more

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Julian B.

11 months ago

Unreal Italian sandwiches. Can't say enough good things about this spot, the food is out of this world

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John B.

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I had the AUTUMN SQUASH (VEGETARIAN). It was excellent. The service was fast enough. I like the the sandwich was not your typical veggie sandwich. I recall the staff was pleasant enough. read more

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David F.

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I used to eat at Salumi when they were in a tiny hole-in-the-wall twenty years ago with my young children. They are still making great cured meats and sandwiches to put them in. I had the Grindhouse sandwich. The balance between the meat and cheese with the acid of the pickles and mustard was perfect! The bread was very fresh. The sandwich was made in about three minutes. This place still rocks. read more

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Brandie B.

1 year ago

Heat your soup! We ordered a sandwich and soup. The soup was barely warm. My husband took it back and the staff pretty much ignored him. Finally they acknowledged him and were a bit rude. I sat and watched the employee put their finger in the soup then put it in the microwave and try to give it back to my husband. He said no thanks can we just have the money back. They took his card and said they did but $26 was charged and no credit back. So sad, this used to be a great place! The sandwich was just ok. The staff could use help, and maybe take out the trash and fill the water. Such a disappointment. read more

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Wonderful little gem in the middle of no man's land. Pioneer Square is one of Seattles oldest neighborhoods with turn of the century brick buildings. After our Seattle underground tour my husband just wanted a sandwich. We found Salumi on Yelp. The place is clean with cheerful staff. We ordered the meatball sandwich which was huge!!!! And I ordered a Salumi sandwich which was good but I preferred the baguette used in the meatball sandwich. The baguette is outstanding! It's fun and was nostalgic for me. We had Italian sandwich places like this growing up in North Beach San Francisco when it really was an Italian hood. read more

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Chuck N.

2 years ago

Pros: More space inside? The service was good. Cons: It's not what it used to be. The menu seems limited. It lacked the ambiance of the old place. We ordered the Porchetta and Grindhouse. They were ok - nothing special. They weren't packed full of flavor like the past ones. The pork was a little dry. Maybe I caught them on a bad day. I REALLY wanted to like them, but in the end the sandwiches were ok. Maybe I'll try again. read more

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Melissa M.

7 months ago

Should have read the one and two star reviews before I went. They are spot on. Read them now. Then eat in the international District a block away. I used to love this place. Not only lauded for their salumi but for respectful artful vegetable preparations. I had the eggplant parm which bore no resemblance to any eggplant parm I have ever eaten. it took 20 minutes. The sweet faced sandwich maker said it was because eggplant takes 10 minutes to cook. (any of you ever fry eggplant? One slice? 1o minutes my eye) And one slice is all there was. And the tiniest sliver of tasteless cheese I had to hunt for. It was overbroiled onto the over-toasted roll so they became one. The cheese and the bread. That left the well made single eggplant slice, two (count 'em two) steamed unseasoned thin half wedges of green pepper and maybe a stingy mess of some very overcooked onions? My foodie brother has a studied formula for a vegetarian sandwich at Subway he talks me into eating every once in a while. Its SO MUCH TASIER. And prepared in a sensible amount of time at a sensible price. I paid over $25.00 including tax and unwarranted tip. There were four workers in a nearly empty restaurant. The kitchen looked like an ad for how thorazine might overmedicate and should be used with caution. read more

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Julia L.

2 years ago

I placed an online order with DoorDash early in the morning on 9.19.24. Delivery was supposed to be between 2-2:20pm. I was told it was going to run a little later. Just to find out later at 2:49pm that Salumi cancelled our order! Very unprofessional, angry and disappointed with this place. They had all day to contact us if they couldn't fulfil our order and cancelled at the last moment! Needless to say, they lost a customer who has been a patron at their establishment for years. So sad to see another small Mom and Pa shop turn into big business and not caring about their customers anymore. read more

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Emma R.

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1 year ago

The cubano. That's it. So freaking good and will be coming back just for that. I tried the Braised Porchetta as well but didn't like it nearly as much -- the bread was a bit too soggy/chewy for me and didn't enjoy the flavor palette as much. The cubano was soooo good. The bread was so perfectly crispy and delicious!!! read more

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Charles P.

1 year ago

Food is fresh crafted in true deli style absolutely loved that. The vinegarette had a unique but pleasant taste.

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Salumi is amazing- be prepared for a line if you go around lunch time! I have been in twice and their best sandos usually sell out pretty quick, but they have plenty to pick from. Their meats are available for pre order and pick up, and would make a great addition to your charcuterie board or at home happy hour. The bread really makes these sandwiches come to life- a little crispy on the outside but soft on the inside. Honestly if you had bread with just meat and mustard you would still be in heaven. Definitely recommend! read more

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Eli L.

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2 years ago

hands down the best eggplant parm I've ever eaten. I got one yesterday with added peppers (and jalapeños?) and it was amazing. I'm not vegetarian but the eggplant parm is my go to. do yourself a favor and try it (I've had at least 50 eggplant Parms from Salumi at the time of writing this review, btw ) read more

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Angela D.

1 year ago

O.M.G. I had heard about this place for years and finally got to try it on the way to the train station to catch a train to Portland. It totally lives up to the hype. It is perpetually busy, but they keep things moving. It takes quite a while to get your food because they are so busy. You order on an iPad and then stand around and wait for them to call out your order. If you order take out, I would order 45 mins in advance because I have ordered 20-30 mins in advance and my order wasn't ready. I was almost willing to miss my train to get this food, but I finally had to leave without the food. Anyway, on to the food. I'm vegetarian and the eggplant sandwich is absolutely out of this world! Panko crusted, perfectly baked, bread is delicious - not too soft or hard. The first time I ordered, I received the sandwich and also something that looked like a to-go soup bowl; I told them I didn't order soup. They said that was the marinara dipping sauce. Whoa did that really hit the spot and totally made the sandwich! There are not that many tables for how busy they are, but the tables are pleasantly placed by the window. They have tables outside too. I love this place and find any excuse to go there. read more

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Angie T.

2 years ago

Salumi used to be my favorite lunch place. I've been here hundreds of times until a few years ago. I'm sad to report, the salami sandwiches are not good anymore. The bread is below average, unlike the previous bread that was used (Giuseppe I think?) The sandwiches are less than half the size of the previous incarnation and instead of nicely packing the salamis in the sandwich, it's just piled in a stack. At least there's no wait for the sandwiches anymore. It used to take 30+ minutes at the old store - now there are no lines and it's quite obvious why. read more

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Ordered the grindhouse which suppose to be the best choice and we didn't like it at all. The bread is way to hard, firm as if it's been left over from yesterday. It's too meaty and the whole sandwich was just not good at all. I wouldn't come back or recommend this spot read more

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Adriana V.

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There aren't many [good] Italian sandwich joints in Seattle but fortunately, I have this gem right by my workplace. Unfortunately, I will constantly have the post-lunch sleepies. Salumi is my favorite sandwich spot in Seattle for many reasons; the quality of their cured meats being at the top. Their portions are also very generous - I can barely finish a half sandwich! I ordered the half Salumi Muffo through DoorDash and it did not disappoint. Although there is usually a long in person wait, a scheduled ahead order via food delivery app will save you some time! read more

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It's a good thing that this is in Seattle or else I'd go here every week... or every day. My cousin recommended this place to me and said they made amazing porchetta sandwiches. I was told to get there early because it gets busy. People actually came here 30 mins before to wait until it opens! Highly recommend the porchetta sandwich. It was very delicious and juicy. I couldn't finish it all so you may want to share. There are seats inside - you may share with people so heads up. read more

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404 Occidental Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
Pioneer Square
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(206) 621-8772
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Hours

What time does Salumi open?

Salumi opens at 10:00 AM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

What time does Salumi close?

Salumi closes at 6:00 PM on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.Salumi closes at 3:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday.

Mon-Fri 10:00 AM - 6:00 PMSat-Sun 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM

Payment methods

Does Salumi take credit cards?

Yes, Salumi takes credit cards.

Food & Alcohol

Does Salumi have catering options?

Yes, Salumi does have catering options.

Does Salumi have a drive thru?

No, Salumi does not have a drive thru.

Does Salumi have a happy hour?

No, Salumi does not have a happy hour.

Does Salumi serve alcohol?

Yes, Salumi serves alcohol. Beer & Wine Only

Indoor Amenities

Does Salumi allow dogs?

No, Salumi does not allow dogs.

Does Salumi have TVs?

No, Salumi does not have TVs.

Outdoor Amenities

Does Salumi have bike parking?

Yes, Salumi has bike parking.

Does Salumi have outdoor seating?

Yes, Salumi has outdoor seating options.

Does Salumi have parking?

Yes, Salumi has parking options. Street Parking

Other Amenities

Does Salumi have free WiFi?

No, Salumi does not have free WiFi.

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Specialties

We cure meats, mostly pork! We make a fine meatball and porchetta sandwich too!

History

Established in 1999.

Founded by Armandino and Marilyn Batali in 1999. Expanded into wholesale meat curing in 2004. Currently owned and operated by Gina Batali and Brian D'Amato

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Meet Korean BBQ

4.2(431 reviews)

1.1 mi•Capitol Hill

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The service was amazing. Very kind and made sure everything was cooked to our liking. They take an…read moreautomatic 20% gratuity, and it is well deserved. The waiters are cooking the meat and also bring extra side dishes whenever you run low. The meat was also very good. We got the finest feast. My only complaint was that it was a little fatty. The side dishes imo were average compared to other Korean restaurants. The kimchi was a little too fermented. They do offer free cabbage on the side to make wraps. The ssamjang was very good too! For two people, they give lots of food and very good quality. The ambience is nice. High-end pocha ambience, and they play modern music. Loved the lighting they had.

Our servers were great, the vibes in the restaurant are date night/special occasion worthy and the…read morequality of the meat was nice. If 4.5 was an option we would give it that for a couple reasons, specifically around the quantity of meat for restaurant week. It listed (3) or (6) on the options, but we ended up getting 2 pieces of meat per option and 1 for the dessert cut totaling to 184 with auto gratuity of 20%. Overall, it was a great experience and the banchan/quality of the meats were a treat. My girlfriend also was a big fan of the Lychee Taiwan beer. Would recommend checking it out for a special occasion or during restaurant week.

Doenjang jiigae

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Egg soufflé

Dingfelder's Delicatessen

4.2(509 reviews)

1.4 mi•Capitol Hill

I saw a sign that ended up being a leftover promotion from Covid offering free soup to healthcare…read moreworkers. I came in and asked for the discount and was informed that this was no longer in place. The man behind the register then looked at me and probably saw the exhaustion in my eyes of working 80/hr per week in the hospital for minimum wage and gave me a cup of matzo ball soup for free anyways. He didn't have to do that and it was such a kind and generous offer. What a genuine and caring establishment. Also that matzo ball soup was better than my Jewish grandmother's! Everyone should give this place their business.

Revisited Dingfelder's and sampled a bunch more items off their menu. They just hit it out of the…read morepark so consistently and I love bringing friends to blow their socks off. Bonus: this spot is kosher! Potato Latkes (5/5): These latkes are thick boys and fried up so they're piping hot when they hit the table. Because of their size, you really get the contrast of the hard crunch on the outside with super fluffy potato inside. So good we immediately turned around and ordered more. Chocolate Babka (2/5): This was truly the only miss I've had here. Unfortunately, the babka just really dries out after it's been sliced, which is a shame because it's just gorgeous with generous swirls of chocolate inside. Reuben (5/5): I really thought their pastrami couldn't be beat, but the brisket is dare I say better? Just as tender and feels a bit less fatty, so it's a little more crushable. Tip: go for the seeded rye over the marbled rye; something about the marbled rye just falls apart a bit more with the juices of the meat, though it's still delicious! Black & White Cookies (4/5): I expected this to be cloyingly sweet, but this was actually scrumptious with some fresh lemon flavor in the cookie itself. Absolutely massive as well.

(4/12/25)

Hot Pastrami w/mustard on marble rye, always Ding sized ($24, 4/10/24)

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Chocolate/Raspberry & Apricot Rugelach (1/1/24)

Wood Shop BBQ

4.4(816 reviews)

1.6 mi•Atlantic

The best bbq in Seattle by a mile. Flavor!! Smoke!! The Mac n cheese!…read more Seriously, good!

1 Star Food is ok (Ribs/brisket). Sausage too strong in…read morespices. Service sucks! The guy helping at the register was a bit nonchalant. When we were eating our food I noticed something crawling on the pickled cucumbers, I smashed it and asking the guy at the register to come and see and he was hesitant to even come over. I showed him the spider on the napkin and didn't even acknowledge and didn't apologize for it. What the hell! We paid over $100 for dinner and the guy was an a*hole! Never coming back here!

Front area - this is where you enter and order before grabbing a seat.

Potato Salad real style.. homemade like, no mustard

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Brisket Chili Mac

Ishoni Yakiniku

4.4(377 reviews)

1.8 mi•Capitol Hill

Same vibes as waygu factory (previously niku niku) but I prefer ishoni was so much better. I came…read morehere with my husband to celebrate his birthday and it was so good. Quality of meat was so much better, well seasoned (not too saucy/salty); we enjoyed every meat variety. We got 2 different combos and we were so full after.

Very good japanese bbq, it is not AYCE but the quality of the meat is superior. Japanese bbq will…read morealways be better than Kbbq 100%. it is à la carte, so the prices were a little high but the taste of the meat was very good. The service was attentive and the ambiance was nice. everyone was seated a good amount away from each other. the dessert was also delectable and sweet. they also gave complimentary citrus sorbet

0.3 mi•Chinatown, Chinatown International District

Creamy Mentaiko Udon with Seafood

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Sake and meat. Let's grill!

Bellwether BBQ&Grill

4.3(240 reviews)

•$$$

Large group friendly

Casual dining

Been going here since their soft opening in 2023 I believe? They're genuinely my favorite KBBQ…read moreever. From individual ice cream cups to an ice cream machine; taking orders to an iPad system; new grills and equipment; from clear utensils and plates to branded utensils and plates. They've made positive changes continuously and have a great set of menus. Everyone should try this place at least once!

Good food, water tastes very weird though ): Sides were kinda mid but the meat was good qualityread more