Top 5 Japanese Restaurant in King County

625 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104, United States

“Mahalo iā 'oe The grub was hands down damn right yummy, best poké pound for pound compared to anywhere else with generous scoop portions. Albeit I have to admit, for 21 bucks it's definitely a quality purchase and I had to grab some cheap bakery snacks to fill me up. I was really expecting some other kind of vegetables and toppings fairly common with Poké which were missing for me and therefore wasn't the most well rounded bowl. The proteins were delicious, not spicy as advertised, but good. Large BYOB goPoké Spicy Ahi, Shoyu Soku Ahi and goPoké spicy Tako, phenomenal proteins and incredibly tasty. A dope joint in the heart of beautiful Chinatown, Seattle. Support local businesses!”

12539 116th Ave NE, Kirkland, WA 98034, United States

“There are many sushi places and there are many Japanese restaurants, but few are outstanding. Izumi is an outstanding Japanese sushi restaurant. Sushi is very fresh. Japanese dishes are execellent. This is one of the best in the whole Seattle region.”

269 SW 41st St, Renton, WA 98057, United States

“Went based on reviews. Wasn’t very impressed. Fried Saimin was a dryer version of chow mein with no flavor. Mochiko chicken tasted good but pieces were small and a little dry. Musubi was heavy on the rice. Easy to find with GPS. Looks like mostly a take out place. We ate in. Order and pay at the counter (point of sale has tip window), food comes to your table in styrofoam dishes with plastic cutlery and you bus yourself. Restroom exists but through curtain behind counter.”

3720 Factoria Blvd SE #1, Bellevue, WA 98006, United States

“We liked this place overall. The sushi was pretty good quality, we got 6 rolls. Our favorite was the spicy tuna and shrimp tempura. They did mess up and give us a vegetable roll instead of a California roll but they gave us the right roll …”

2101 N 55th St Suite 100, Seattle, WA 98103, United States

“What a treat ! This was one of the freshest fish I tried in Seattle (and I tried a lot of them ) . The spot is not in a very crowded neighborhood (but there is 5 or 6 nice place around it ). Overall a nice find (I know it’s not new ) but new to me and I love it .”

500 E Pine St, Seattle, WA 98122, United States

“I've visited this restaurant a couple of times, and every single time, I've been impressed with the quality and variety of food. The presentation is so gorgeous that you don't want to mess it up, especially with their jewel boxes! The way that their food is presented really helps to showcase the beauty and vibrancy of the fish and seafood. The service has always been great, and the staff makes you feel welcome and comfortable. The restaurant is very clean and each visit has been such a pleasure! I will definitely be returning whenever I get a chance!”

323 N 145th St, Seattle, WA 98133, United States

“"Visited this sushi spot last night and was blown away by the impeccable craftsmanship and fresh flavors. Each roll was a work of art and every bite was an explosion of taste. The service was attentive and knowledgeable, ensuring a seamless dining experience. The ambiance complemented it all perfectly. Highly recommend for authentic and top-notch sushi."”

224 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102, United States

“Really good Japanese food, the atmosphere is trendy casual and modern, loved the fact that they have limited menu EVERY day! We tried the 10 kinds of sashimi and it was amazing, the uni was very similar to what we tried in Japan and at a decent price. Grilled salmon set was also surprisingly large in terms of portion and very tasty. The oxen was a bit pricey compared to the others but the wagyu would literally melt in your mouth. Hojicha tiramisu was also very nice, appreciate that they made the tea flavor strong enough and not too sweet!”

31840 Pacific Hwy S suite c, Federal Way, WA 98003, United States

“Great gem in a small plaza next to Batteries Plus. Appetizers of takoyaki and tempura were perfect. I got the udon and spicy tuna roll lunch set, and it was delicious.”

27116 167th Pl SE #116, Covington, WA 98042, United States

“Spicy chicken teriyaki and yakisoba was good. The rice was a bit hard.”

10611 SE 240th St, Kent, WA 98031, United States

“This spot has been our go-to since moving to Kent last year. We've tried a good amount of dishes but our order stands at pork teriyaki, beef fried rice and gyoza. Large quality portions with decent prices. The food always hits - never …”

311 NE Thornton Pl, Seattle, WA 98125, United States

“Last time I was here was 3 years ago! Google let us know it would be a 30min late, so it was not surprising when that was true. We had a pleasure of looking at the menu as we waited and we ordered everything we wanted. Great prices, the $15 rolls section is to DIE for! The sushi tower was flipping incredible, beautifully designed. It was worth it. Never had I drunk the beer before but it did the trick! Treat ourselves!!!”

18613 International Blvd Bldg. B3, SeaTac, WA 98188, United States

“The nice man who took our order was awesome! He made sure to answer our questions, and even made sure we had been stocked on everything, napkins, extra sauce, utensils. The food is phenomenal. The bbq sauce is sweet and deep, probably one of the best bbq sauces I have ever had. My chicken was juicy and flavorful, the beef was tender and melt in your mouth. The musubis!!! And the lumpia are all so delicious, I have never had a katsu musubi but I am oh so glad I tried one. This place is awesome, keep it up guys, I will be coming back!!!”

111 15th Ave E, Seattle, WA 98112, United States

“Delicious! Portions are a pretty good size. I’m a little picky about fried rice and this was pretty good! The lady behind the counter was so nice and friendly. She went out of her way to get me some salt from the kitchen.”

611 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102, United States

“This upscale Japanese Yakiniku joint is a long-standing destination in the Seattle area, previously located in Bellevue. Weekends are synonymous with lengthy queues, so I strategically visited on a Tuesday right as they opened. Despite reservations, the dining window tops out at 1.5 hours. The meats, especially the beef are indeed top-tier quality. The cuts were nice. But let's be real, quality comes at a price. Tthe pricier selections could set you back around $100 per person. Aside from their mouthwatering Yakiniku, the grilled eel left me floored. Unexpectedly fantastic, boasting a uniquely sticky and soft texture. If you're up for indulgence and have a hankering for Yakiniku mastery, consider this spot a must-visit.”

1608 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103, United States

“Excellent value lunch deal. Sitting outside was lovely on a bright winters day with hot tea and great service. My sushi was fresh and tasty, the gyoza could have been cooked a bit more/hotter, but overall a fab quick lunch.”

6904, 2208 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103, United States

“We ate here for NYE dinner and had an amazing time! We both had the Wagyu special course meal and I definitely recommend! Everything was superb. They were also able to accommodate my girlfriend's no dairy no gluten diet. Service was great and the place is cozy!”

6524 NE 181st St, Kenmore, WA 98028, United States

“I had been going here for years with my grandfather who passed away recently. The food is amazing! The service is fast paced around dinner time, but I've always been greeted when I walk in and always told to take care when I leave. Never had a complaint about my food, service or the atmosphere here. As it feels very welcoming and humble.”

4221 University Way NE, Seattle, WA 98105, United States

“The BEST fresh offerings with generous portions. I typically get chicken with their vegetables: broccoli, cucumber salad & cabbage salad. The sauce is not too sweet, just right! The music is a great mix, something different every time I have visited. The restaurant and bathrooms are always clean. There is a limited menu with a lot of options, which I like. Choose your sides, protein, & sauce. It’s simple. For the visually impaired, there is no braille menu and the music can be a bit loud to hear the options when read to you. The restaurant is organized in aisles. Cane users should be able to find a seat relatively well. low vision guests may appreciate the high contrast of the black table tops with the white containers/utensils and the orange chairs. Bonus: everything is compostable!”

6311 Roosevelt Way NE, Seattle, WA 98115, United States

“Excellent sushi with a vast selection of sake. The owners are so friendly and hospitable. Strongly recommend.”