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• eric - Aug 17 2007 | sushi, restaurants, seattle, west seattle

  Ken, Deb and I ate here last night and it was absolutely fantastic sushi, probably the best I have had in Seattle. The place is pretty down to earth in terms of its style but the menu is irreverent, calling out the music is chef's choice, you should be considerate while talking on your phones, and that the chef is happy to take questions about sushi and motorcycles. All this and they have a great domain name to boot.

  I had a standard chef's assortment of rolls and nigiri with an upgrade to the geoduck roll. Everything was fresh and tasted wonderful. My stomach is grumbling just thinking about it.
• Rosana - May 14 2007 | food, music

  went to Mashiko for dinner on Friday and it was amazing! definitely one of the best sushi places i've been to, but kinda pricey. the service was great, the selection huge and the food so oo tasty. the only downfall was the wait, it took us about 45 minutes to get a table. they do take reservations though, so i would recommend that especially on a friday or saturday night

  highly recommended
• royleban - Aug 18 2006 | restaurant, seattle, sushi

  Great sushi place in West Seattle. Best thing on the menu is Omakase, which basically means "leave it to the chef" -- you tell them how much you want to spend and if there's anything you can't stand or if there's anything you particularly like and the rest is up to the chef. We've never been disapointed. I'm dotting them now because they just Best Sushi Restaurant in Seattle on nwsource.com.

  Quoted: When the rain falls, I watch people, cars, and whatever else escapes my eye, move through the falling droplets of water. From behind the Sushi Bar I watch the entire world bleed out of a plate glass window, and think about symmetry. Because it's the tiny connections in life that we take for granted that hold the most splendor.
• katie - Jul 08 2006 | todo, seattle, sushi, food

  Went here for dinner last night. It's the second time I've eaten here. Both times the waite staff were very nice, but completely overwhelmed and sloooow. They also weren't very knowledgeable about what they were serving. The sushi was pretty good. I'd say one of the better places to go in Seattle but not the best. My newest snobby concern with rolls is the consistency of the rice and here it was done almost perfectly. I'd say this is a recommend if you are in the neighborhood and have time to spend. Otherwise, I'd spend a little more scratch and go to Nijo's which, so far, has provided the best sushi I've had in Seattle.

  • Rosana - Jul 08 2006
    

    good to know katie, thanks!
• katie - Mar 29 2006 | todo, seattle, sushi, food

  This place is pretty good...but $$$
• mohit - Mar 28 2006 | todo, seattle, sushi, food

  Recommended by a friend.

  Quoted: I wanted to open a Japanese restaurant that would transcend the traditional way of presenting and thinking of food from my country. Furthermore I wanted to do this in a way that wouldn't send my customers into debt.
• alexernst12 - May 24 2007 | Restaurant, Mashiko, SushiWhore.com

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