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    Sushi Ave - Chinatown

    4.6 (124 reviews)
    Closed • 12:00 pm - 9:30 PM
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    Big Island poke, sushi nigiri, Hawaiian roll
    Jessie W.

    Order via DoorDash and was not disappointed! The fish tasted very fresh and all the seasoning, textures, and flavors were on point! I can't speak to the service or ambiance, but the food is solid and I definitely recommend for takeout/delivery.

    Spicy Killer Roll Red Dragon Roll Hot Volcano Roll Salmon Lover
    Rebecca T.

    Solid takeout sushi place in international district! We ordered togo: the spicy killer roll, red dragon roll, salmon lover and hot volcano roll. Everything was pretty good and tasted fresh! The only thing we'd skip next time is the hot volcano roll. It's a little messy and I don't entirely understand what they were going for with that. In total this was around $67 which is not bad for Seattle prices and for at least being fresh!

    4 Torch Sushi(8pcs)

    Came here because of the great reviews, but left pretty disappointed. We ordered tempura, torch sushi, and a BFF roll. The sushi (too much rice) was just okay, nothing special. It honestly reminded me of the kind you get at a Chinese all-you-can-eat buffet. Nothing really stood out in terms of freshness or flavor. The tempura was the biggest letdown. It tasted like frozen tempura that had been microwaved and served lukewarm. It came out just a few minutes after we ordered, and my husband immediately went, "Uh oh." That pretty much summed it up. I was curious and looked up Costco's frozen tempura and they looked the same especially the shrimp tails. If it weren't for the tempura, I probably would've given this place three stars for the service and price but it's unacceptable for a sushi restaurant to serve frozen tempura. Needless to say, we won't be coming back.

    Creamy Scallop Roll, Angry Dragon Roll, and Torch Sushi Box (Wasabi tuna, spicy salmon, unagi, and salmon)
    Michelle Y.

    Sushi Ave is one of my favorite spots to get sushi! It's located inside the Pacific Rim Center and there's complimentary 2-hour parking in the garage. I feel like this place is a "if you know you know" spot. I love how affordable their rolls are compared to other sushi spots I've been to and their seafood is high quality. The workers are friendly and service is quick. It's a smaller restaurant with a couple tables and it seems a lot of their business is takeout orders, but I felt like our food came out quickly despite them working on online orders at the same time. They start you off with the house salad tossed in a miso sesame dressing that I inhale. My boyfriend and I ordered the Creamy Scallop Roll, the Angry Dragon Roll (recommend!) and the 8-piece torch sushi box. For the torch sushi, we picked wasabi tuna, unagi, spicy salmon, and salmon. We loooved the wasabi tuna torched sushi and will definitely get again next time. When I was here last time, I got the Salmon Lover which comes with nigiri, rolls, and sashimi, I recommend that one too! See you again soon, Sushi Ave :)

    Salmon Lover, Creamy Scallop Roll
    Steven Z.

    This is my favorite casual sushi spot in all of Seattle. The portions and quality to price ratio is insane. I always get the Salmon Lover and Creamy Scallop roll. I've gotten them at least 5 times, and never has the quality been off or the consistency been different. The fish freshness continues to amaze me every time I order. The salmon lover comes with 3 sashimi slices, 8 maki pieces, and 6 nigiri pieces. The scallop roll also has a healthy portion of scallop!

    Anita M.

    They make delicious glamorized Cali rolls and decent size portions. I got the scallop roll, dragon roll, and baked lobster roll! Everything was good and came around a dead time so I got everything served quickly.

    Nigiri Omakase
    Jonathan C.

    Located in one of the most run down areas of the ID, Sushi Ave is a diamond in the rough. There is a bit of street parking across the street and next to the building. After walking by mentally ill homeless and poo covered streets, you enter a small indoor mall. The resturant offers a sit down or take out option. Service is fast and friendly, and there are many choices from donburi, Latino rolls, and even kimchi rolls. My personal favorite is the $33 omakase. It is a dozen pieces of melt in your mouth, low fat, nigiri. The seared nigiri squares are the best value for flavor and calories. It is guaranteed to fill you up. I recommend all of the squares but the overly fishy saba.

    torch sushi
    Sandra N.

    Great tasting affordable sushi! Small and cozy place that serves sushi pretty quickly.

    Inari (2pcs), Caterpillar Roll, and Futomaki
    Diana C.

    Take out - really good sushi! I liked everything I got! The Inari was good and the caterpillar and futomaki were also very fresh. They prepared and packaged it well too. The only small critique is the cost for the portion sizing of the caterpillar roll but honestly I don't mind much because it was very tasty and satisfied my sudden late-night sushi craving!

    Janet N.

    Sushi Ave has delicious torched sushi options so I made the 15 min trek over from Lumen field just for these! 4 choices (8 torched pieces) for $16 total, not bad! 5 choices (10 pcs) is $18 and any 6 choices (12 pcs) is $20. When I got there there they were whipping out to go orders non stop. I dined in for my first time here and the crew is very friendly and attentive. I chose the salmon, spicy tuna, unagi, and wasabi tuna. The torched pieces held their form nicely while I was dipping them in soy sauce and I loved the flaky texture. Not crispy but not limp either. I do however think the mounds of rice were just a little big. It's not nigiri but the ratio was just slightly off for my liking.

    Seared Steak and Hawaiian Rolls ($17)
    Wendi K.

    Located in an unassuming complex with a bunch of eateries in I-District. The sushi was all fresh and well-made. I loved the rectangle sushi concept! The cube shape made the sushi REALLY heavy on the rice, but the rice was really delicious. The quality isn't of the highest caliber but it's priced well for the quality. Tried: -Two Torch Sushi Combos ($18 for a selection of 4 "torch sushi" pairs) - the pieces were HUGE and very filling. They were neat and the components they all tasted great. Again, very heavy on the rice. -Black Steak Roll ($17) - Loved the seared steak on top -Hawaiian Roll ($17) - Pretty sweet with the canned pineapple piece but pretty and yummy! It was empty when we went to eat in on a Sunday but it looked like there were tons of takeout orders being placed and picked up.

    Seared salmon Roll Yellowtail (2pcs) Tamago (2pcs) Kani (2pcs) Karaage Chicken shrimp Tempura Shrimp Roll
    Jasmine H.

    I order from here on the occasional weekend and it's my fave sushi spot for delivery so far. I definitely need to check them out in person. Portions are great and they have the occasional deal on uber eats. I usually get the bff or seared salmon roll + nigiri/sashimi of choice (love the yellowtail)

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    Maneki - Sassy salmon roll

    Maneki

    4.2(1.4k reviews)
    0.3 mi•Japantown, Chinatown International District
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    Cozy place for a special occasion. Small restaurant. Appears family run…read more Price point for the quality of fish and thickness of cut is reasonable. The popular sashimi plate had sockeye salmon, scallops, king salmon, yellowtail, snapper, and shima aji. 3-4 slices per fish so total about 20ish pieces for $ 75 dollars. Also included salmon roe. Ask which fish is in the plate since it seems to change. Service was good. They serve distilled water which is appropriate for eating raw dish so you actually taste the fish and not the tap water. The star of the night was the miso black cod. Soft buttery and flavorful. Just enough miso to bring out the sweetness of the fish. Some may find it not flavorful enough. It depends on if you are looking for fish flavor or seasoning flavor in my opinion. The only down side is that it's a fatty cut of fish so by the third piece it can be a bit heavy. Ended up cutting the fat with a bit of lemon toward the end and using the shredded pink diakon. For the price of $ 17 dollars, it is quite a good deal as other spots in the area would charge more or give less.

    Vibes: retro mom and pop Japanese; bring a friend or a small group…read more Tasting notes: - Kinpira: very lightly seasoned; very subtly sweet; overall crunchy and refreshing - Sakana Dinner: sunomono is very lightly pickled; sashimi is thick cut; tempura is excellently crisp; sides come before the fish; salt-broiled mackerel was perfectly broiled and just salty enough, pairing nicely with fluffy white rice - Hamachi Kama: very generous, meaty portion; served with lemon and slightly vinegary dashi dipping sauce Other thoughts: - Dishes come free flowing from the kitchen - Hamachi Kama did take about 25 minutes along with mackerel and was effectively an entree in itself Impression: so glad I got to stop in this historical gem on my first trip to Seattle!

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    Maneki - Several private rooms with traditional floor seating

    Several private rooms with traditional floor seating

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    Fuji Sushi - Sashimi combo

    Fuji Sushi

    3.9(679 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Japantown, Chinatown International District
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    We had the whole day to explore Seattle after a cruise to alaska .the food here was better than the…read morefood in Alaska! The salmon bento box was amazing! it was cooked perfectly with crispy skin the way I like It .my wife had the nigiri bento box and she loved it! every thing was fresh and tasted great.Kyle and Zula took good care of us.the place was packed on a Tuesday afternoon And we still got great service. I would highly recommend stopping by .I can tell they pay attention to detail and care about the food they put out.

    Fuji sushi is a staple in Chinatown! I've been going here for years and would definitely recommend!…read moreThere's a bunch of different dishes to try and there's even parking in the lot up the hill, there's a small sign that says parking for customers. Their bento boxes are super worth it for the value. Staff: 5/5 Sanitation: Super Clean 5/5 Spider roll 4/5 The spider roll was good and came with a lot of additional things that I don't normally see in a spider roll. I thought it was good and the crab was krispy but wish there was more. Unagi don 4/5 I thought the unagi don was good, the eel was cooked nicely and the rice was super soft. Takoyaki 4/5 This was interesting cause I think there was some spicy mayo on this. The finely shredded bonito was a nice added texture to it though! It was crispy on the outside and soft on the inside.

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    Full view of the dining area

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    Ringo Curry - Chicken cutlet curry omelette.

    Ringo Curry

    4.3(165 reviews)
    0.3 mi•Chinatown, Chinatown International District
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    Ambiance was very nice, felt cozy and welcoming. The…read morewaitresses at the restaurant were upkeep with their guests and cleaning in a timely matter. The curry was good, but the beef gyudon set felt a little off. The flavors were good, but the cut of beef used was not common for gyudon. Just keep that in mind when coming here. Otherwise, it was great!

    I have been wanting to come here since I saw they first opened on social medias. The food here…read morealways looked amazing, the reviews are very high and many friends who have visited this spot make it a weekly stop. My boyfriend and I finally had the chance to visit with one of our friends who have stopped by here saying that the food here is really good. I got their pork tonkatsu with omelet set A, my boyfriend got their chicken tonkatsu, and we got a ebi curry udon to share too. The service here is friendly. They do check up on you every so often, especially for water refills. The space is quite big and they can seat lots of people, they even had a big party of 10 when we dined in but without enough space to walk around and still seat many in booth or chair seating. Food didn't take too long to arrive which was nice as we were starving. The food portions are pretty big! The breading on the katsus were crunchy and flavorful. The udon was perfect: gooey hard boiled eggs, huge ebi katsu, chewy noodles and the same comforting curry. The chicken katsu was good but the chicken was on the dry side for me. My boyfriend was very pleased with the curry and katsu saying that we had to come back and try the other dishes. The iced green tea was refreshing, the salad's dressing for the side salad was pleasant and the miso soup had tofu, seaweed and green onion so it was excellent! Definitely recommend this spot to those who enjoy Japanese cuisine.

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    Rondo Japanese Kitchen

    Rondo Japanese Kitchen

    4.4(789 reviews)
    1.5 mi•Capitol Hill
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    Yummmy. Seems like a real family owned spot. The decor is fun and cute- had Kiki's delivery service…read moreon the television and toys smattered about, but it's still a chill vibe in there. And it gets POPPIN here. We were ravenous in the morning thank god so we got there right as it opened. Line quickly formed soon after. Bento box - star of the show, good deal and all the items were good Unagi bowl - delish but small! Black garlic ramen - still delish but I'd maybe hop elsewhere for knock out ramen

    Stopped by while I was in Seattle and enjoyed this spot with a couple friends…read more We came without a reservation and luckily only had a short wait. It's located in Capitol Hill with a fun vintage Japanese-inspired interior. Service was friendly and the host was especially nice. We also had no trouble finding street parking nearby. We ordered quite a few things to share but these were my favorites: - Uni Seafood Creamy Maze-Udon: best item here imo. Creamy, rich, and topped with a variety of fresh seafood. Definitely the most memorable dish of the meal. - Tokyo Shoyu Ramen: Yummy! The broth was light but flavorful and the noodles had a nice chew and grabbed onto the soup really well. The veggies added a nice crunch. - Bara-Chirashi Donburi: Super fresh with a nice variety of high quality fish and perfectly seasoned. No additional soy sauce needed but I did ask for extra wasabi. We also tried a couple other items. All were good but nothing that particularly stood out. Glad I checked this place out while I was in Seattle! I enjoyed the meal but with so many places to eat in the city, it probably wouldn't be on my must-visit-again list.

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    Katsu-Ya - Westlake Roll

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    4.3(351 reviews)
    1.6 mi•South Lake Union
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    A lively atmosphere in SLU to grab sushi, sashimi, and more. The service is prompt and attentive…read more There is a lot of seating and even good for groups. I sat at the sushi bar as it was just myself. For lunch, I opted in for the Power Lunch and it was fantastic. Served with 5 pieces of nigiri, seared salmon, miso soup, salad, edamame and more. The salad is great with the ginger dressing and the miso soup was flavorful with tofu. The nigiri was fresh and flavorful. Also got a shrimp tempura roll which was great with tempura shrimp and fresh avacado. Overall no complaints here. There are so many dishes I want to try and will be back soon for more.

    **Thursday evening around 5:00 p.m., party of 2. No wait.**…read more Unfortunately, I'm going to have to echo several of the recent reviews about the slow service. When we were seated, there were only about three other occupied tables, all with couples. Two of those tables were already being served their food. We placed our order, but our food didn't arrive for about an hour despite the restaurant appearing to be fully staffed. To make matters worse, multiple tables that were seated after us received their food before we did. The long wait might have been easier to overlook if the food had been worth it, but it wasn't. I ordered the seven-piece sushi assortment with a baked crab roll, and more than four pieces of the fish were still partially frozen. The fish did not taste fresh, which was especially disappointing after such a long wait. An hour to assemble seven pieces of sushi seemed excessive. Seeing that more than half of the fish was still partially frozen made the hour-long wait make a lot more sense. Maybe they were waiting for it to defrost before serving it. My sister ordered a baked crab roll and two pieces of seared snow crab. The seared snow crab was completely forgotten until I had already finished my meal. We had to remind the staff before they rushed to prepare it. The baked crab roll itself was decent, but the combination of the extremely slow service, disorganized order handling, partially frozen fish, and forgetting an entire dish until we asked about it means we won't be returning.

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    Momiji

    Momiji

    4.2(2.1k reviews)
    1.1 mi•Capitol Hill
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    I wanted to go out for sushi with my parents, so i settled on this place. great gem in cap hill…read more loved the little japanese tea garden in the middle of the restaurant. lots of seating, and there were still people waiting on a Wednesday night. the servers were attentive and speedy. they brought some edamame over. delicious. No notes or critiques I love edamame. To drink, I had one of their specialty cocktails. It was their take on a spicy Marg. It was honestly a stellar drink. It was a perfect balance of citrus and spice. I would order this drink again without a doubt good presentation too. We had the toro sampler which came with three different types of Toro with three different toppings. It was cool to get to try the different types of Toro, and I enjoyed tasting them side-by-side to see the differences. The toppings were one of their house, sauces, fried garlic, and chives. I enjoyed the house sauce the best. I was also looking forward to the Crispy Rice which came with crispy rice w/ salmon roe, wasabi aioli, & aonori with spicy tuna. You could choose what type of fish went on it, but obviously we got tuna. This was a yummy bite. Came out piping hot. Beautiful presentation. The tuna was perfectly prepared. The salmon roll was an interesting touch but actually worked well. I think it's sacrilegious to go out for sushi and not get miso soup, so We also added a miso soup to our order. Solid miso soup. No critiques. Came out piping hot. Because I felt like we needed a vegetable, we had the House Spring Mix which came with mixed greens, cherry tomatoes & cucumber w/ spicy garlic ponzu. I enjoy the salad dressings at Japanese restaurants because I feel like they're very distinct. I don't think this one was as distinct, but it was still good. The cherry tomatoes weren't mushy at all, which I appreciated. I do enjoy a spring mix, but Romain or arugula will always have my heart. Moving onto rolls. We started with the Capitol Hill Roll which came with snow crab mix, avocado & cucumber topped w/ seared salmon, scallions, tobiko, sweet aioli, sweet chili & soy glaze. This was my favorite roll of the night, but I would love to go back and try some of their other rolls. They have a huge menu. I love a sushi that has seared salmon, but IDK if that still makes it sushi. My dad loves asparagus, so we got the El Diablo shrimp tempura, shibazuke & asparagus topped w/ seared snow crab legs, pico de gallo & chipotle. It wasn't the most traditional roll, but I did enjoy it. I probably wouldn't order it again when there's so many other good things to try on their menu, but Im glad that I got to try two rolls. Because we're celebrating my mom's birthday, they brought ice cream. It was a solid ice cream, even though we just got vanilla. It had good flavoring, even for vanilla.

    Stopped in for happy hour with some friends. Lots of options on the menu but still a bit on the…read morepricey side. We got there with an hour left on HH on a Wednesday night with no reservation and got seated pretty quickly. 1/5 Edamame came out cold and needed more salt - although complementary it should really come out hot 3/5 Bad boy 3/5 Crunch Seattle 3/5 Crunch cali 3/5 Seaweed salad Not a huge fan of the fried rolls. It was probably our fault, as we ordered three instead of getting a variety. The seaweed salad was topped on some greens which I would've just preferred the seaweed without it. Just a chill nice place. Cute garden in the middle and there's plenty of seating in the back.

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    Gyo Gyo En - Salmon Bara Chirashi Bento

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    4.5(145 reviews)
    1.4 mi•Denny Triangle

    What an incredible little poke/bento box that is quick and affordable!…read more There is very limited seating here, which makes it really feel like you're in Japan. The menu isn't too expansive, instead offering a few dishes at high quality. I ordered the Gyo Gyo En Bento Box (I had to, the dish had the restaurant's name in it!). It included large chunks of salmon poke, tuna salad, pickled cabbage, curry, imitation crab salad and seaweed - what a deal! Portions were generous and taste was delicious. Our party also ordered a shoyu ramen and salmon poke bowl and everyone thoroughly enjoyed their meal. Service was excellent as well. I'm tempted to come back here the follow day just to try something different!

    The food is good. The portions apparently have commitment issues!…read more Gyo Gyo En is tiny. A handful of small tables, some counter seating, and not much room to spare. It's definitely cozy, though "cozy" is doing some work here. I tried the Creamy Wagyu Ramen and the Premium Bara-Chirashi Bento. The ramen was good, with the creamy broth doing most of the heavy lifting. Rich, flavorful, and enjoyable all the way through. It never got overly heavy or tiring; although, given the portion size, it may simply not have been given enough time to wear out its welcome. The noodles were pleasantly soft, held onto the broth nicely, and kept their texture until the end. Nothing particularly memorable about the noodles themselves, they understood their assignment: transport broth to mouth. The Wagyu was tender and cooked well. My only complaint? There wasn't enough of it. A recurring theme, as it turns out. The chirashi was also good. The salmon was the standout; fresh and easily my favorite part of the bento. The octopus was noticeably firmer and chewier than I'm used to, bordering on too tough, though not enough to ruin it. I was also a little disappointed to see packaged wasabi. With a premium chirashi, I was hoping for something better. And again: the portion was small. The prices are a little high, but being next to Amazon means I came prepared for that. What I wasn't prepared for was the portion apparently being optimized for cloud storage! Good food, minimal footprint.

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