Hungry for fresh tuna and tasty salmon? Then these sushi spots in Downtown are for you! We reviewed the top food blogs and leading publications to find you the best sushi in Downtown. Treat yourself to an omakase experience or grab a takeout of nigiri from these featured restaurants.
Finding the best spot to satisfy your Sushi craving shouldn't be so tough. For these results, 1095134 restaurant reviews were analyzed, 10951 restaurants’ Yelp and Google reviews were captured, and exactly 1286 lists and articles from SeattleMet, Infatuation and TripAdvisor and others were carefully reviewed by boam. These top contenders have appeared in SeattleMet - 4 Japantown Restaurants You Need to Know About, Infatuation - Seattle’s New Restaurant Openings and TripAdvisor - Certificate of Excellence. If it’s on the list, we’ve checked and verified that the restaurant is still open and will showcase any updated hours and services you need to be aware of. Since boam gets no payment for showing these restaurants, you can trust the restaurants in this list. Don’t sleep on the restaurants in this list.
When considering what goes best with salmon nigiri, we recommend a glass of Pinot Grigio, it truly complements the dish as it doesn't overwhelm the dish.
Experts often pair rainbow roll with a glass of Gruner Veltliner, a popular white wine.
For an elevated experience, pair your tempura prawn handroll with Vinho Verde Rose. This combination works particularly well because this white wine the carbonation will cut through heavier flavors of the batter.
After eating 141 pieces of sushi on April11 of 2008 Tim 'Eater X' Janus set a new world record.
Hanaya Yohei is widely recognized as the first person to ever make the now-famous sushi.
Few things are as aggravating as circling around the block, looking for parking when you’re hungry. To make your life easier, we partnered with SpotHero, an innovative digital parking reservation service, so you can easily and effortlessly find parking near your selected Sushi spot.