The 15 Best Places for Sushi in Seattle

Brian: The best sushi around great sushi service. Have the chef pick.

Alex Armstrong: Best sushi of my life, so far. Get the Omakase chef choice menu for a fantastic experience.

Connie Lu: Best sushi I've ever had in the continental US. Get there at 5:15pm sharp to get a spot at the sushi bar. Order the Omakase, you won't regret it.

Nana Lei: fresh and tasty sashimi. all specialty rolls with spicy tuna are delicious.

Zoraida Ingles: The sashimi bowl during happy hour is the best. I always get it!

Matt Bowen: The rolls with citrus are wonderful. Some of the best sushi we've ever had.

Neil: Very reminiscent of the fantastic Umi Sake House in Belltown. Excellent sake and amazing sushi.

Erin Mosow: The rolls are enormous! Try the sashimi-sockeye is great. Sit at the sushi bar and the chefs make great recs.

Manny Baez: The sushi here is absolutely amazing. Lots of creative combinations. Definitely recommend.

dimple: One of my favorite sushi places - great fresh sushi, nice cocktails and good ambience.

Edwin Li: Casanova roll is delightfully good. The Tuna sashimi during happy hour is fresh and delicious.

Bridget Gael: Happy hour is great! Loved the salmon skins roll & the green tea cocktail

Abbie Griffin: Great cocktails and delicious sushi! The service was great too! Great little place!

Katie Campbell: Poki sushi bowl with seaweed and salmon is yummy.

Stephanie P.: Great place to get work done. Excellent wifi and comfy seating. Also a great place to unwind with a wide range of spirits and a surprisingly fun sushi menu.

jessica powell: Best sushi restaurant in Seattle and Hajime has done a wonderful job with researching sustainable sources of fish. Sit at the bar and get the Omakase. You won't be disappointed and come ready to eat

noid .: Hands down some of the best sushi I've had in Seattle

Jack Benway: The best sushi in Seattle and among the best on the west coast taking into account creativity, quality, and consistency. Hajime kicks ass.

Blair Hanley Frank: Omakase at the sushi bar with Shiro-san is amazing. First come, first served. I'd recommend showing up around 4:25 on a Wednesday to guarantee a spot.

Kuo-yu Liang: Stunningly good sushi and sashimi. Start at the bar and ask about the sake selection. Beautiful decor.

Ben: Get a seat at the sushi bar and just let Shiro San guide you. Don’t use soy sauce :)

Delishhh Blog: One of my favorite sushi place in Seattle. Order the Tuna Tartar on sticky rice. It is fabulous.

iain: Top notch sushi. Try the Mori special rolll - fried rice cake with salmon on top.

Sarah Nelson: My favorite Seattle sushi spot. A more contemporary take on sushi. Be sure to sit @ the sushi bar, & let the chef make some choices.

Mary Gutsu: Albacore sushi is my favorite!

Alaa Shaker: Read the tips. Get the chirashi. It's SO good! Fresh sushi, huge portions, cheap prices - can't beat that! Long lines, cash only though. Make sure you check out the off-menu items too!

Katie Yamada: Spicy Tuna, California roll, tea, sushi, Fresh sushi, unagi

Kevin Collins: Oysters are awesome, black cod incredible, great sushi all around.

Seattle Met: Taichi Kitamura is the terrific sushi chef who gave us Chiso and Chiso Kappo (now closed). If those were good restaurants, his Eastlake sushi bar and omakase house is a great one. Read more.

Jen Au: The sushi here is amazing, especially the black cod. Don't skip out on dessert, it is on par with everything else you will have for dinner.

Jane Hudson: Salt Broiled Mackerel Sakana Dinner will have everyone trying to eating off your plate! Let them because it comes with sashimi, cucumber salad, miso soup, shrimp + veggie tempura, fruit + tea for $16!

c'est qui :): Make reservations! For ppl who love good, authentic Japanese food. So yummy and cheap. Try Age Dashi Tofu, Unagi/Eel Sushi Roll, Spider Roll, Spicy Tuna Roll, Black Cod.

Lillian Young: amaebi sushi with its head in tempura style is a must. $4.5 for two pieces.

Leanne Goodman: The roles are always fresh and are big. Great staff and the renovation made the atmosphere awesome. One of Seattle's best sushi spots.

Elizabeth L.: Chic sushi bar in Seattle with fantastic HH specials. Happy hour 4-6pm, 11pm-1am everyday.

Katie Yamada: Sushi, Japanese food, Dragon roll, shrimp tempura roll

Daniel Vail: This is by far my favorite location for Sushi. Love the staff and the fresh fish. Great seasonal options. Remember, Miso Soup at the end.

Jason Schulweis: Happy hour sushi special is amazing - delicious, fresh fish. Great value.

Jack Reeves: Omg a really good place for sishimi and nigiri. Affordable. Full bar.

Jim England: They have hand-rolls. Not on the menu. Ask. Great sushi.

Heinz Togafau: Best sushi roll in town, order the half baked salmon roll, warning, contents are spicy.

ᴡ Lockeby: Great sushi & really awesome staff. Try the Coconut Dynamite, it is... DYNO-MITE!

Cheryl Richmond: One of my Top 3 favorite sushi bars in Seattle. Traditional Japanese style/presentation, awesome fish, lovely neighborhood.

Micah Spieler: Great neighborhood spot to grab sushi. Not the best in town but you won't be disappointed. Get anything with Salmon on it.

Alice Huang: Fresh, yummy sushi - everything is good! Cute neighborhood.