Probably one of the best Japanese restaurants in the Seattle area. It's located on a man made lake so it does has a nice view if you have a window seat during the day. The food is exceptional and I don't think I had a bad dish, would highly reccommend the sushi set for 2 in addition to appetizers. T
I chose this place to meet my friends for lunch. We didn't have a reservation so they were told to wait about 5 minutes. So it may not be necessary to wait if you make a reservation for lunch. All the clerks are masks, but we are free.
We had a sunny seat by the window.
There are seats outside too.
One of the best, most authentic Japanese sushi in Eastside. As a Japanese, I thoroughly recommend it. The atmosphere in the restaurant was calming. Worth every penny! I also have to say, the waiter was also providing great service.
Underwhelming at best. The sushi was bland, the restaurant felt very dated and I hate to say it - it seemed dirty. Restaurant things out of place everywhere. It's a very confusing environment, as if at one time this restaurant was very beautiful; and yet while I wanted to enjoy it - I didn't. Oh and
the sashimi here is so fresh!! the black cod gozen was delicious! agedashi tofu was good and I loved that they made the spider roll with fish roe. great service and ambience as well!
Enjoy the food, great price, good sushi, still need improvement with the server.. maybe he is new, but overall fantastic.. the patio also perfect for people who wanted to enjoy summer.
Pretty good sushi for fine dining, everything ordered tasted authentic and delicious. The restaurant name is a bit too straightforward but I’d say “I love sushi”, too, after eating here.
Dined in recently. Great quality sushi and fairly nice ambiance, lots of exceptional pieces in the omakase. But the service experience was beyond dismal. From having to constantly ask for water refills, to making excuses for our miso soup never even getting delivered and us having to ask for it at t
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