Came here for their late night happy hour that starts at 9pm to close. We ordered: HI-TORI which is a TOKI HIGHBALL W/ 3PC CHICKEN KARA-AGE. This was a really good deal that comes with both a cocktail and an appetizers. BAO DOWN SAPPORO PINT W/ BAO OF YOUR CHOICE. We ordered it with the spider and it was quite tasty but heavy on the bao. TORA GOZEN which comes with CHEF CHOICE 7 KINDS APPETIZERS. Some highlights on here were the pork belly which was very tender and nice and fatty (I should've ordered this with my bao). Fried Brussel sprouts are very tasty and fried well. The sashimi (salmon, blue fin tuna, and albacore) were fresh and good quality. "OSAKA" CHEESE CHICKEN KATSU CURRY This is the AREA 206 CURRY chicken katsu with mozzarella cheese. I normally don't like getting the cheese with my katsu curry but the ratio was just right! The chicken katsu was very tasty and I'd say is better then the chicken Kara-age. The curry meat sauce delicious and the overall dish was very comforting. This was the highlight for me. read more

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Went here after the Garden show . We got a variety of dishes. All of it was good , I did enjoy the soft shell crab one . I don't know if I will be able to make it back to this area in awhile. The food was tasty waiter was friendly The place was clean for Seattle. read more

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I took a Friday night walk in Capitol Hill with my husband, my brothers, and their partners last month. We were all visiting from out of town, staying in Denny Triangle, and just wanted to explore and grab a drink in a different neighborhood. We walked up and down Pine and Pike, scoping out the bars as we went. Tamari Bar stood out for its easy, open patio, glowing with light from dozens of Japanese lanterns. We decided to walk in for a little nightcap. Tamari Bar is a casual izakaya, where you can get booze and Japanese bar food in a low-key, comfortable setting. The interior looked cute, but we opted to sit on the patio. We lucked into happy hour, which was running until closing at 11:00. Service was good and very friendly. The drinks weren't great, but the prices were reasonable and they passed the time. I got the Taking Flight, a milk punch cocktail with Nikka gin, Giffard Elderflower, Montenegro amaro, yuzu juice, and shiso. Sounded good, tasted cloying. My husband got the classic highball, which was fine, while one of my brothers got a Ramune highball with a Ramune bottle placed upside down in a large mug. This turned out to be a poorly designed highball, as Ramune does not drip past that little marble in the neck. There was a pretty robust food menu, much of it available at happy hour prices. We'd already eaten, but my other brother asked for a miso soup. Surprisingly, there was none on the menu, but he got the house equivalent, which our server disclaimed was not that similar to miso soup. I gather that Tamari Bar isn't going for traditional Japanese food, but you can get interesting items like spicy pork poutine and cilantro udon. We had fun at Tamari Bar and while I didn't love the drinks, I am glad we went. The patio was pleasant, definitely a nice spot to relax for a spell in Capitol Hill. read more

I can't believe it took me so long to come here! Tamari Bar is such a fantastic spot in all aspects - great food, amazing service, and good vibes. My friends and I came for happy hour on a Wednesday night and were able to get a table for an hour or so despite not having a reservation. Their happy hour menu is great with a bunch of options at a good price. We started with the tofu and popcorn chicken appetizers to share. They were so so good! The tofu was light and nicely flavored with bonito, and also had a good spicy sauce on top while the popcorn chicken was well fried and coated with a delicious sauce too. I also got the buta (pork belly) bao and the toro daikon handroll - both amazing! The bao was way bigger than I expected and it had the perfect soft fluffy bao with the giant sweet savory piece of pork belly. I'd so get it again. The hand roll was also so fresh and delicious! My friend got the ocean salad which was gigantic for the price and had tons of sashimi - it looked amazing. Overall, I'd highly recommend this spot in Seattle and I will definitely be coming back! read more

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A unique take on Japanese cuisine adapted for Seattle tastes and ingredients. Cilantro pesto udon with flash fried brussel sprouts and Japanese eggplant was delicious. read more

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The food came out in a timely manner but the tako wasab was not my favorite. I feel like there were better options but definitely did not like it. The shocuri main dish I got was really good with the prawn head. Although at $24 I feel like it could've been less priced. The ambiance was pretty nice given that it wasn't stuffy and open air. The service was good with the waiter refilling our water and adhering to our needs. read more

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Tamari bar has been a staple of mine for the past few years. They always have such unique cocktails and delicious daily menu options. Coming here with friends is one of my favorite things to do! The staff are all so kind as well. I've tried many many things on the menu, but my current faves are the Tora set, which samples a couple of the appetizers and some nice pieces of sashimi, the Sashimi salad, the Soft Shell Crab Bao, and the Dark Typhoon cocktail! They have great happy hour promotions so I always end up coming at that time. The interior is super cute and there are always people when I go. I would suggest making a reservation if you plan to come between 6-9pm. Their sister restaurant Rondo is amazing as well, just up on the north end of Broadway. Definitely a Seattle institution. I love you Tamari Bar! read more

Tamari Bar - Tora Set - Izakaya Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Tamari Bar is a Japanese gem located in the heart of Capitol Hill. The fact that it plays Studio Ghibli anime films alone adds a star for the ambiance. Izakaya style menu loaded with a variety of options for the sashimi lovers, curry lovers, bento lovers, and ramen lovers. The food is prepared to perfection from presentation to flavor. The pictures definitely speak for themselves. The sashimi salmon was excellent in the all salmon bowl. The most tender slices that literally melt on your tongue. Service is excellent. They have a reservation fee that gets refunded back if you all show up. Definitely give it a GO. Don't sleep on it. I'll be back for more! read more

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Cool vibe at the place. The service was great and our waters were always refilled. We were told we could eat for two hours, probably because it was busy and popular. The bibimbap tasted amazing but was a little heavy for one person, definitely needs to be shared lol. The curry was great, just a bit spicy. Got the Ramune Crusher which was really good as well. Definitely need to try other items on the menu if I'm ever in the state again. read more

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The katsu curry chicken is one of the best things I've ever eaten. It's kind of impossible to get at how flavorful and delicious this is next to most foods. The spice blend is perfect and the chicken is so crisp in the rich curry. read more

Tamari Bar has been one of our favorite spots in Seattle! The atmosphere is lively but comfortable, the service is always warm and welcoming, and their creative menu, especially the omakase-style sashimi and wide variety of sake. It keeps things exciting. On our first visit, we had an absolutely incredible experience that set the bar sky-high. The highlight of that night was their "Best Bite": rich, tender wagyu beef paired with luscious, delicate uni. It was perfection! Balanced, decadent, and easily one of the best things we've ever tasted. That first visit is what brought us back! Unfortunately, our recent visit was a completely different experience. We ordered the "Best Bite" again expecting the same wow factor, but it fell flat. The uni looked like it had been cut into quarters... tiny, mushy, and with very little presence on the bite. The wagyu itself didn't have the same melt-in-your-mouth quality we remembered. It honestly felt like the "best bite" had been downgraded to the "somewhat ok bite." You can see the difference between the two pictures although not the best quality photo since it was taken in the evening with no flash . The first from our initial visit and the second from our latest. The portion and quality of the uni are night and day. Everything else on the menu was solid, and the atmosphere/service remain excellent, but after this second experience, we'll probably skip the "Best Bite" going forward. Hoping this was just an off night, because Tamari Bar has so much potential when they're at their best! That said ...the surprise star of the show this time? The lemon furikake Brussels sprouts. At a sushi restaurant, of all places! They were crispy, bright, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. Honestly, I might go back just for those. read more

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I really wanted to love this place but the service wasn't it. My friends and I always pass by this place and finally we had some time to try it. When we arrived there were probably only 3 people there. The host sees us and looks us up and down and says do you have a reservation? I say no but and asked if we need one to dine in? The whole time he's not even looking at us he's just looking at a tablet and says no but we have one table but it's reserved so you have to leave exactly at 6 since that's when they arrive. I'm looking at the restaurant mind you it's not big and there's so many open tables. I tell him it looks empty in here what's wrong with those tables by the bar? He's says no we only have 1 table... my friends didn't want to deal with it so we left. After discussing it honestly felt like he didn't want us there even tho there was so many tables available to seat I don't understand what was the problem. Only reason I didn't want to sit at that table is because we would only have 30 mins to eat & drink plus waiting for the food to get to the table it wouldn't give us anytime to enjoy anything. What a shame I really wanted to try this place but the host was just not accommodating. read more

Food is excellent!!! Ambiance is great! Very cute decor. Oh my gosh. Love it! If you love Showa vibes. Service good. All the servers are kind and attentive to our need. Wagyu yaki niku was super! Sashimi is fresh! read more

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After having a great meal at Rondo, we decided to head over to Tamari Bar a couple of weeks later to try out Rondo's sister restaurant. We visited during Happy Hour, which is quite generously timed, going from 4:30-6PM, then again from 9PM to close. Each dish on their Happy Hour menu is a dollar or two cheaper than normal prices and I believe the portion sizes are the same as normal. We got there about 5 minutes before opening and there was already a small line forming in front. Regular occurrence for Sunday dinner, or is it because of Sakuracon? At any rate, the restaurant kept filling up slowly and by the time we left at 5:30, it was super crowded. Service is utilitarian but quick. The servers supply a menu with the daily specials, while the main menu is accessed via QR code. The restaurant doesn't have wifi, which kind of irks me. In my opinion, if a place requires internet to access the menu, then they should supply wifi. Osaka Cheese Chicken Katsu Curry ($17) - It seems like a much smaller portion as compared to Rondo due to the plating. Firstly a bed of rice, medium grain but cooked perfectly, with shredded nori to add color and a slight umami. This is then topped with a fried chicken katsu. The meat is tender, in some portions almost similar to fish in flakiness and tenderness. It's breaded with breadcrumbs rather than panko and is crisp in the naked areas not covered by curry. For some reason, they either don't season or very very lightly season both the chicken and the breading, resulting in a flavorless combination, with the seasoning only coming from the sauces and toppings above. Firstly shredded mozzarella cheese, melted and stretchy. Then there's a ladleful of curry on top to melt the cheese. It's exceptionally flavorful with curry spices, filled with minced/ground beef that's robustly beefy rather than weaker grocery store ground beef flavor, and includes tomatoes and crushed almonds for their umami boosting properties. They drizzle ra-yu across the dish - a bit of complex smoky spicy and finally add fried garlic slices and fukujinzuke as palate cleansers. The main problems with this dish as follows - 1) Unseasoned chicken and breading. 2) Not enough curry for the entire dish. 3) They put the curry on top of the katsu, sandwiching it between the sauce and the moist rice - the liquid soaks into the breading and quickly diminishes the crunch factor (Note: the menu states "curry topped with crispy chicken cutlet" but in actuality it's the total opposite). I would pick the tonkatsu curry at Rondo over this one any day. (4/5) Tamari Bar Poutine ($10) - Fries are nicely crisped up in the fryer then tossed with salt and nori flecks, giving lots of umami. I wouldn't say the fries are especially fluffy inside, but I think they work well in the dish, especially with the meat mixture on top. The topping is a spicy and fragrant chili oil and ground pork mixture, similar to what could be found in dandan noodles, but no mala. The oil soaks into the fries, making them orange and translucent. Parmesan is shaved on top, boosting the salt and umami further. Do I consider this a poutine? Not really, but it's really good! (5/5) Wagyu Tendon Umami Shoyu Ramen ($16) - Deep, robust beef flavored broth to start, mixed with a lot of black pepper giving a peppery bite and some chili that gives some warmth and a burn down the throat on the first sip. The ramen is a little on the firm side, so the bounciness isn't quite there. Other than that, toppings include sliced garlic chives, napa cabbage, beef, and pork belly. The menu says they have beef tendon included (and only beef tendon), but there's definitely pork belly and no beef tendon... Both the beef and pork belly are exceptionally tender and basically fall apart in the mouth. The pork belly is fatty with some lean meat bits. Interestingly they score the fat. The beef comes thinly shaved in some portions, and basically fat with a thin veneer of meat in others. Sliced fried garlic gives a refreshing slight bitterness and sweetness to the dish. The ramen is served in a gigantic bowl - like over a foot across, taking up a lot of valuable table space. That's a superlative decorative choice that I don't think is necessary! (4/5) The food at Tamari Bar is good, but they really need to work on their menu descriptions. It's bad when two out of the three dishes we ordered didn't really match what the menu said... Overall, I'd probably still pick Rondo over visiting Tamari Bar again. As a side note, I'm wondering why Tamari Bar calls it "Area 206 Curry" but Rondo Calls it "224 Curry." According to the waitress, they are exactly the same. 206 makes sense to me since it's Seattle's area code, but 224? Bathrooms - Two larger ones up the stairs. Not labeled except with headshots and pictures of men on one, and a woman on the other. read more

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Seating was a little crowded but i did come during when sakura con was going on. The food was good. The wagyu on the stone was interesting. Not as tender as i expected it but still yummy. The baos were really good! Super flavorful. Same goes for the curry. The bibimbap was a sakura con special i think. It wasn't that great. The salmon and rice were really dry and there wasn't much flavor to it. read more

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This spot is part of the Hi-Life family, which I love and they really have the most unique dishes / presentation. I got the Chirashi bowl ($28) - it was beautiful, and unconventional, more like a modified poke bowl. It had a full raw shrimp (with the head still on) in there and uni (which is probably the only food item that makes me gag, lol). The 206 Curry ($12) boasts ground pork and wagyu but there is barely any protein in it, mostly just curry sauce and rice. Though it was very flavorful! Casual spot located in Capitol Hill. read more

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Disclaimer: Haven't tried the food. Amazing drinks! Come for the double happy hour (4:30-5:30, 9-last call) and order any of their highballs. The yuzu highball is a crowd-pleaser that tastes like a lemony-grapefruit soda, while the Ume highball has a sweeter, darker flavor that tastes more unique. I recommend getting both and alternating - especially with the happy hour prices! :) I've brought friends here multiple times, and the staff is always very friendly and service is efficient without feeling rushed. read more

Tamari Bar - Yuzu Highball - Izakaya Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Stopped by Tamari Bar with a friend to check out their early (5pm-6pm) Happy Hour, and it did not disappoint! The area is open, and the hostess quick welcomed us and checked our IDs. The ambiance features several interesting pieces with a nice blend of rustic and modern. Attention to details wise, I liked the wacky uneven chopsticks... had I drank more I might not even have noticed! For drinks, we had the Yuzu Highball, and I had the Sapporo Pint. We shared their signature Tora A La carte and Tamaribar Poutine. The Tora A La Carte featured a few nice appetizers; starting from the top of the wooden staricase spiral: beef - a tad tough and chewy but tasty. A tad too vivid, but like wagyu gum. fish - tasty! There was also some cream and fish eggs, which made this A+! cucumbers - marinated nicely and a good palate wetter after the previous two appetizers octopus - clean and crisp, could not have asked for a better followup. rice - the "most filling" part of the staircase, not a hit or miss fish - think this was salmon, but a tad dry. Some parts cleaved nice, but overall it was hard to eat :( fish - unsure if eel, but this one was good! A tad too much syrup and could use a little more sear but overall a good one to end on. Overall, the movement from the beef into the colder items and then rebounding to the warmer appetizers were nice. I don't usually finish my pints, but the Sapparo with the Tora A La Carte made it very enjoyable! Poutine? Not your standard poutine, but still good nonetheless. The ground meat was a tad salty, and the other toppings were also pretty strongly flavored. This was otherwise fun to eat. read more

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This place wasn't on my list to try, I was coming to Baiten and the kids wanted sushi so when I asked the lady who works at Baiten she said why not try Tamari bar. The place wasn't fantastic I was amazed at the food, service was great although was packed on a Friday night but that kitchen was super efficient. Flavors were fantastic and prices were very reasonable. I will have to come back when I'm in Seattle every year. Ambiance reminds me of Taku fried Karage by Shota Nakajima that closed down! Must try! read more

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Had the Wagyu Hayashi Rice Bibimbap and it was one of the most delicious things I've ever eaten. Drinks were also fantastic, service was good, and the vibe was solid. But dear god. That dish. My partner and I both died a little when we had to stop eating because we were too full (they ordered something else but if I'm being honest I don't remember what it was because I was so locked in on this bibimbap). Portion was generous too! They also ate some of it and we still had leftovers. Partner reports leftovers were also delicious. 10/10 will absolutely be back. Came directly after some karaoke down the street and could not be more pleased with that choice. read more

All around positive amazing 1st time experience. Food, service, cocktails, mood music vibes. Decent prices for the quality, presentation, friendly service that actually checks back several times to see if we need anything else. Food- Korean popcorn chicken. Delicious is an understatement. Vege rolls, fresh, nice presentation, yummy! Cocktail-gin and tonic from Greece, infused with cucumber, basil and Mediterranean botanicals; the Autumn Lead cocktail heavy on Campari! Again, spot on delicious cocktails. Highly recommend giving Tamari Bar a go! read more

Came here with a group of 10 for RSVP at 8:30, and table was ready on time! Cool ambiance that is bustling without being overwhelming. They have indoor and outdoor space, so availability doesn't seem too hard to come by. Food was great! Got the katsu curry which was delicious and very filling. I also ordered the Last Word cocktail, which was good but nothing too unique. Apparently their highballs are their go-to! Would go back and recommend to others! Parking is typical CapHill street parking. read more

Tamari Bar - Katsu curry and the Last Word cocktail - Izakaya Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Awesome sushi and great service. Would go back for sure. I recommend the sashimi 7 types omakase read more

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While I've really liked the 206 curry at T-Mobile in the past, on Saturday's game, the chicken was way undercooked and rubbery. It made me sick with food poisoning. read more

Great food, excellent service and a cool, chill vibe. It was pretty crowded so I sat at the bar and had the recommended Dan-Dan Ramen. It was superb! Great flavor with just the right amount of spice! It also came very quickly. Everest made me a "specialty" Plum Negroni and I LOVED it! Thank you Everest! read more

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Tamari Bar is a modern, chic, Japanese restaurant on Capitol Hill with prices to match. The presentation and ambience of Tamari Bar is spot on. I feel like this would be a great spot to impress a first date, but you wouldn't come back because you can find better Japanese food at lower prices once you've established what you two are and therefore, are now comfortable enough with each other to just get poke takeout from Uwajimaya. Ya know what I mean? My friend and I visited Tamari Bar on a Friday night for dinner and this place was poppin'. We walked in with no reservation, but that was okay because we wanted to sit outside on the patio where seats were available. And hey, there were a bunch of couples, maybe on their first date here, like the couple I was sitting next to who was asking each other questions like, "How do you feel about raw fish?" I told you this was a place to go on a first date! I ordered a high ball with yuzu, which was refreshing and fantastic while my friend had a lychee martini. For food, she ordered the chirashi bowl while I had the bento box special of the night. Food didn't take long to get and once it arrived at the table, we busted out our phones like everyone does here because the presentation is on point, like I previously mentioned. The bento box was elevated, with nine different items to sort through. Of the bunch, I liked the poke and albacore sashimi. Raw fish is my jam, so figures I'd like this best. I had higher expectations for the wagyu nigiri. I wanted it to melt in my mouth, but nah. It was just steak on rice, y'all. I would not order this again because it's $38 and not worth the hefty price tag. I do like the vibe a lot here at Tamari Bar even though the food wasn't the best. I mean, it's far from bad by any means. But it's expensive and you want to feel satisfied when you spend a lot of dough on a meal. Of course, this doesn't matter when you're on a first date because like Tamari Bar, you're here to impress. Later on though if things are going well in your now-established relationship, I think you should just come here for happy hour to take advantage of the lower prices then check out the neighboring dessert window for soft serve. Now THAT is my kind of date. read more

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A perfect spot for when you're in the mood for a drink. They offer a variety of beverages and simple yet delicious dishes. The curry was rich and flavorful, while the ocean salad was incredibly fresh and abundant. Although the bao was a bit tricky to eat because of the generous amount of sauce, the taste was delightful. read more

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Came in for a late night bite on a work trip. First time at Tamari Bar. Place was still hoppin at 10pm and it was late night happy hour. Sat at the bar. Bartender was super friendly. Got a happy hour sapporo, a happy hour suntory highball, and some snacks. First was the tako with seaweed. Absolutely delicious. Should have gotten two. Well seasoned and fun to eat wrapped in seaweed. Kinda like a tako taco. Next was the spider bao. Which is essentially fried soft shell crab bao. The crab was nice and large and it was a hefty bao for the price. Finally the chicken karaage was great. Well cooked and still nice and juicy. Served steaming hot. Will definitely be back again for the various other eats at Tamari Bar. read more

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The value of the unagi bowl and the salmon stone bowl was pretty good for mains and they tasted very fresh. The karaage was standard, but the soft shell crab bao was very crisp. We got seated outside, which wasn't as well decorated and wasn't served well either because they were short staffed. We waited a long time to even put our order in. read more

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Really enjoyed the Wagyu experience where you cook the meat yourself on a hot rock. I love interactive meals, and this was a fun one! The meat itself was great with a flavorful sauce marinade. The dandan ramen I got was good, but not exactly a standout. Their fish options are diverse and they have lots of options for happy hour, etc. read more

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Tried the Tamari bar roll and thought it was ok. I feel like it could depend on what you get but maybe I could try something else next time.

Great Izakaya spot to hang out with friends! I love all the old TV/movie posters they show inside the restaurant, some of them are my parents' favorite shows when they were young. The food is great and authentic! The "Toro" appetizers platter is a great choice for you to have a taste of everything, definitely recommended. The staff there are really great and helpful. Parking could be challenging there if you go there during rush hours. read more

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I love a happy hour in Seattle. Paired that with Japanese food and this choice was a no brainer. Menu (QR code) was super extensive and fun to browse through. I ended up getting: - yuzu highball ($12) - tora gozen ($28) Regular highballs are $10 during HH and the tora gozen a la carte (without rice and miso soup) was $25. The highball was delicious! Def recommend. The tora gozen set was just okay. Visually very appealing and will def make your neighbors take a second look. Bites are delicious and match the value. Would not pay more than $28! Small room in the back that's more secluded from the main space and less fun. Has a bar seating for four and three sets of tables (2 + 2 + 4). read more

Tamari Bar - tora gozen set ($28) happy hour menu - Izakaya Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Tamari Bar is an absolute gem for anyone seeking an authentic and unforgettable Japanese dining experience. From the moment you step inside, you're transported to a haven of culinary excellence and warm hospitality. Has studio ghibli movies playing in the background The eel rice bowl is perfectly grilled to perfection, imparting a smoky richness that perfectly complements the fluffy rice and delicate flavors of the sushi. The sweet and savory sauce drizzled over the eel elevates the dish to new heights, leaving you craving more with each bite. You do not have to leave for dessert as they have Baiten connected to the shop! read more

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The staff was super friendly and service was great! The kpop chicken, sukiyaki and other food we ordered was amazing. 10/10 will be coming back read more

I came to Tamari Bar around 9:30 on a Friday night and there was no wait! I remember the hostess communicated well and was friendly!! I was waiting for my friend to order, and my waitress was attentive and still checked in frequently. She also gave me recommendations on what to get, both her personal taste and what was most popular. I followed the recommendations and got the nori fries ($5) and hellz bao ($7)! I was told the bao would be burger sized and it was a bit smaller, but still tasty and satisfying. I also got the umeshu highball ($11) which is plum sake and wine with soda. It was really easy to drink and there was no alcohol taste! For dessert we also got the matcha creme brûlée ($6) which was a unique experience for me and it was also pretty good. I saw on the desserts menu they also serve Baiten soft serve which is right next door! I like how they play a projection of studio ghibli movies and the overall vibe is pretty nice. There's kind staff and good food, though I think I would only come for the happy hour! The food is a bit pricey but it's a solid place :) read more

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Cute small restaurant. Ambiance was v romantic and dark. The fish were fresh! And their menu is pretty big. Don't rely on the yelp pictures because most of the stuff they don't have anymore. Service was great! I got the chirashi bowl which had a lot in it. A couple rounds of sake. Everything was good! My favorite was the wasabi taki appetizer read more

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The food was amazing, and the ingredients tasted fresh and clean. Highly recommend the sampler appetizer so you can get a taste of everything. Service was quick and warm, our waiter gave us a lot of recommendations which was nice. read more

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Tamari bar keeps me coming back! I've been here over 10 times and it hits every time. I take all my out of town guests here and they are always impressed. Food and fish is always fresh and the flavor is on point. Service is also super kind and I usually like going for the outdoor seating during the summer! read more

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This place has always looked crowded from the street and finally had to try it for myself. While it's labeled on maps as a "sushi bar", maybe only a quarter of the menu was sushi and there were lots of great food options. We had the best bite, chicken bao buns, cheese curry, and finished off our meal with the toki soft serve. Ironically, the Best Bite was probably the weakest out of everything we ordered. The real "best bite" was soft serve! It's absolutely delicious, and the caramel addition is a must (the alcohol in the caramel was pretty subtle). Curry and bao buns were also delicious, with the chicken in both being cooked perfectly. read more

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