1. Shiku Sushi
7.7
5310 Ballard Ave NW (Vernon), Seattle, WA
Sushi Restaurant · Ballard · 29 tips and reviews
Katie Yamada: Shrimp tempura roll, California roll, Dragon roll, crunch roll
Kerstin McInnis: Love the special rolls & the seared trio of scallops!
Jessica P: Loved the 7up roll - so fresh and yummy. Especially along with a free Sapporo!
2. I Love Sushi
7.4
1001 Fairview Ave N, Seattle, WA
Sushi Restaurant · South Lake Union · 32 tips and reviews
Laura Ramkissoon: Try the Seattle Roll And Shrimp Tempura Roll -
Elynn Lee: I recommend the seaweed salad. I also love the nigiri here (especially the salmon). The tempura is also really nice - crispy, but not too oily or overly breaded. Rolls are diverse and yummy.
Cary Kawamoto: Go during Happy Hour, the prices are way cheap and the rolls are all awesome! Get the I Love Crunch Roll and the spicy tuna.
Katie Yamada: Sushi, Japanese food, Dragon roll, shrimp tempura roll
Julie Park: Best dessert ever! Green tea tiramisu 🍵🍰
Seattle Happy Hour: Every Day 4pm-6pm at the restaurant:$4 draft beers, large hot sake; $5 glasses of red and white wine$6 sashimi, nigiri; $5 - $6 rolls
6. Katsu Burger
9.0
6538 4th Ave S, Seattle, WA
Burger Joint · Georgetown · 51 tips and reviews
Jaber Mohammad: Great burgers with a Japanese twist. Note that the sizes are quite big so think twice before ordering the double burger "tower".The beef burgers are breaded and deep fried, unique and delicious!
James Wang: "Ninja Deluxe" (pork cutlet, American cheese, curry mayonnaise, tonkatsu sauce). It has "ninja" in its name. Done.
Maram AlRashed: Amaaazing burgers the ninja and godzilla is to die for! the nori fries too🙏🏼
8. Nishino
8.3
3130 E Madison St (at 31st Ave E), Seattle, WA
Sushi Restaurant · Madison Park · 44 tips and reviews
Chefs Feed: "The shiso shrimp dumplings have been on the menu for a while and represent a great balance in texture, flavor and acidity with the spicy yuzu sauce." - Chef Jason Wilson Read more.
Bravo: If you like Japanese cooking & sushi you should try Nishino in Madison Park. True, good Japanese food done by Master Tatsu Nishino. -Thierry Rautureau, Top Chef
Kate K: love arboretum roll & tara saikyoyaki (black cod)!! :)
Henrik Nerup Rant: Only a dinner restaurant. But do try it. Excellent sushi, nigiri and tempura. Try their spring menu!
Seattle Met: The most unpretentious sushi bar in Seattle is the tchotchke-riddled province of Ken Yamamoto—a guy so modest and genial it’s hard to believe he has a license to kill you... Read more.
Camilla: Sushi, order the sushi! Don't be fooled by the outside, this is a very good spot and they serve delicious food.