Cuisines and Dishes at Kisaku:
- Japanese
Kisaku
2101 N 55th St,
Seattle
WA
98103
(206) 545-9050
Menu for Kisaku
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Ratings and Reviews for Kisaku
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May 07 2012
Kimberly A. via Yelp
I feel lucky to live so nearby. Kisaku is a wonderful little gem in Tangletown, with fresh fish, delicious rolls, and a great dining experience. Came here...read more
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May 06 2012
Kate W. via Yelp
I have to say - I've eaten here plenty of times in the past and have had great dining experiences. The food and the service have been very good. However,...read more
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May 04 2012
Adi H. via Yelp
Great sushi! Typically busy, so make a reservation! The list of sushi is minimal but anything your order will be delicious and they can make other options...read more
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Nov 14 2008
via Citysearch
Kisaku is one of my favorite Japanese restaurants in the Seattle area for sushi. Although they are a little bit on the pricey side...read more
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Oct 28 2008
iluvrain via Citysearch
I have been to Kisaku a few times now and every experience is different. There is always a great variety of fresh seafood and the ...read more
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Oct 08 2008
montyhouse via Citysearch
Okay, I'll admit it, Kisaku isn't the quickest restaurant around. (That's the only reason I didn't give a full 5 stars.) You might...read more
From Citysearch
The Scene
Wallingford families with sushi-munching kids sit next to well-heeled Japanese patrons at this welcoming Japanese restaurant in Tangletown. The decor is casually bright, modern and clearly Ikea-inspired. Patrons can sit at the U-shaped sushi bar or snag a table and watch the action as the sushi chef slices, dices and makes short, elegant work of his raw materials.
The Food
True to its neighborhood spirit, this spot offers a healthy mix of Japanese standards, buttery sashimi combos and inventive sushi rolls. Start with the creamy agedashi tofu or th sauteed mushroom salad with a tangy miso dressing. The caterpillar roll, complete with eel ''legs'' and sizeable chunks of avocado, will satisfy kids and grownups alike, while the Green Lake Roll keeps neighborhood pride, with salmon, fish roe, asparagus, avocado and topped with slimy marinated seaweed. Sashimi can be ordered a la carte or in a number of combinations.
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