I Love Sushi at Chandlers Cove (South Lake Union) is my personal favorite. Heavily patronized by Oriental business types. Also just went to the new place in madison park last night. Kind of expensive but the mochi was great...email if ?? also Nikko at westin hotel if money is no object....
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Tommy's on Eastlake is by far the best Sushi I have had in the Seattle area. Don't let the outside of the place fool you. Be sure to try the Bento. Yum!
Darn it.. now I gotta go to Tommy's again soon. :)
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~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~On 7 Mar 1996, Robert M. wrote: > Hi I'm entertaining a Japanese Business man and need to know where in Seattle > to get the best Sushi for the Price... Noshino over in Madison Park is wonderful. It is owned by chef Tatsu Noshino & Scott Oki. The food is excellent, the dishes are Japanese pottery, and the restaraunt has a real nice feel to it. The staff is attentive and friendly. I eat there frequently and always enjoy it. -Wally! "Imagine a world with no scenarios" Need advice? Try: www.halcyon.com/gwally
Kristina R. wrote: >Someone wrote: >> >>On 7 Mar 1996, Robert M. wrote: >> >>> Hi I'm entertaining a Japanese Business man and need to know where in Seattle >>> to get the best Sushi for the Price... >> >I must say that I agree with the others...take 'em to Ivars on the waterfront (the restaurant, >not the fish & chips place) or one of the restaurants on Lake Union. > >As for sushi, I Love Sushi is good - they catered my brothers wedding, and it was >maaavelous. On the eastside is Kikuya (sp?) in downtown Redmond. Good stuff! > I second the vote for the Kirkuya (I too don't know how to spell it!) It is really wonderful. Also, there is a japanese restaurant in downtown bellevue that used to be a sandwitch joint, across the street from the Puget Power building. I like the fish better at the Kirkuya, but the other place has really satisfying teriyaki.