- THE BEST 10 SUSHI BARS in SEATTLE, WA - Updated 2026 - Yelp
Best Sushi Bars in Seattle, WA - Last Updated March 2026 - Sushi Kashiba, Japonessa Sushi Cocina, Shiro's, Momiji, Umi Sake House, Sugo Hand Roll Bar, Taneda Sushi in Kaiseki, Star Sushi Bar, FOB Sushi Bar, Sushi Suzuki
- The Best Sushi Restaurants in Seattle | Eater Seattle
Shiro Kashiba — who, at 81 years old, still shapes nigiri at Sushi Kashiba at Pike Place Market — introduced Seattle to Edomae-style sushi over 50 years ago behind the city’s first sushi bar
- The 21 Best Sushi Restaurants In Seattle - The Infatuation
Special occasion spots, incredible crab rolls at a deli, and more Save It’s easy to pick a fight with friends in Seattle about the best oysters, or best Vietnamese food, or best espresso to drink while reading a moody book in the drizzling mist The same goes for raw fish
- The Best Sushi Restaurants in Seattle
Seattle’s much-deserved stellar sushi reputation stems from its high-end icons, but what makes it most remarkable is the quality at every level
- The 10 Best Sushi Restaurants In Seattle
Our guide to the top must-visit sushi restaurants in Seattle includes the affordable, the upscale, and everything in between Looking for sushi in Seattle? Whether you’re on the hunt for a casual sushi lunch that won’t break the bank or you’re willing to wait in line for the city’s very best counter service, our guide has something for you
- Best Sushi in Seattle: 23 Top Restaurants in 2026 - Cozymeal
From traditional omakase to expertly made handrolls, from Japanese artistry to the best produce from the Pacific Northwest, Seattle sushi bars cater to every palate When you explore sushi restaurants in Seattle, you discover more than just another lunch or dinner spot
- Shiros Sushi Restaurant – 1st Edomae Sushi Restaurant in Seattle
We are open 7 days a week ! Enjoy our chef's Omakase experience in a relaxed, traditional atmosphere at a table or the sushi bar, whichever prefer In its original translation, Edomae – “Edo”, the old name for Tokyo, and “Mae”, meaning front, referred to the fish caught in Tokyo Bay
- Sushi Kashiba
For over 50 years Chef Kashiba, a three-time James Beard Award nominee for Outstanding Chef, has delighted visitors from around the world with his artistry and craft at several award-winning restaurants including his current spot, Sushi Kashiba, located by Seattle’s famed Pike Place Market
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