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The restaurant O Maki Rolls + Teriyaki is a welcoming spot in Seattle’s vibrant Montlake neighborhood. This restaurant offers you a fantastic selection of healthy options, perfect for a quick bite.
You’ll find a casual atmosphere where you can enjoy delicious small plates, whether you’re dining in or grabbing something to go. It’s an ideal choice for quality Japanese food.
O Maki Rolls + Teriyaki offers a mixed experience, with many finding their rolls fresh and well-prepared, and the chicken katsu curry particularly tasty. However, some diners have noted inconsistencies, particularly with the teriyaki being cold or the fish quality not always meeting expectations.
While the service is generally described as friendly and fast, there have been occasional reports of slow kitchen times. The atmosphere leans more towards a casual takeout spot, which might not suit those looking for a traditional sit-down dining experience, despite some appreciating the convenient parking.
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Overall, O Maki Rolls + Teriyaki earns a respectable 6.9, placing it in the good category. Customer satisfaction, however, sits at a slightly lower 69.4%, indicating a mixed reception.
This assessment is drawn from 121 customer comments, with 84 positive remarks outweighing 29 negative ones, suggesting a generally favorable but not universally acclaimed experience. Diving deeper, the Food (7.3) stands out as a strong point, frequently praised by diners.
Value (7) also scores well, suggesting reasonable pricing. However, the Service (6) and Ambience (5.8) are perceived as more average.
While the food often hits the mark, these other aspects could benefit from some refinement to elevate the overall dining impression.
With a recommendation score of 7.2, O Maki Rolls + Teriyaki is generally a solid choice, especially if you’re seeking fresh rolls and good value. It shines as a convenient spot for a quick, satisfying meal, particularly for takeout.
However, be mindful of potential inconsistencies in food quality and a more casual, takeout-oriented atmosphere. If you prioritize a quick, affordable bite over a full-service dining experience, this spot could be a good fit for your next meal.
When it comes to the food, this spot generally hits the mark! With a solid score of 7.3 and customer satisfaction at 74.4%, it's clear most diners are happy. Out of 82 opinions, 61 were positive, praising delicious items like sushi , boba , teriyaki , and chicken katsu .
Many found the rolls fresh, the beef tender, and the curries perfect. However, not every bite is perfect, with 16 negative comments highlighting some concerns. A few found the sushi overpriced or of lower quality , with some fish tasting old.
There were also mentions of cold food and excessive single use plastic packaging .
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If you're looking for tasty teriyaki, katsu, or boba, this place is definitely worth a try. While some sushi options might be a hit or miss, the overall food experience is positive and satisfying for many.
Looking at the positive side, many customers found the service to be quite good, with 13 positive remarks out of 21 total. Guests frequently praised the quick service and friendly staff, noting their attentiveness, even with specific requests like an avocado allergy. While the customer satisfaction is a mixed 61.9%, the overall score for service is an average 6, suggesting a generally acceptable experience.
However, there were 7 negative comments that highlight some areas for improvement. Some patrons experienced issues with the waitress overcharging or claiming not to speak English, and others found the service to be quite slow, especially concerning the kitchen getting orders out. There were also frustrations about trying to order close to closing time.
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Overall, the service here seems to be a bit of a mixed bag. While many appreciate the quick and friendly staff, be prepared for potential inconsistencies, especially if you visit close to closing or encounter specific ordering issues. It might be worth a try if you're not in a rush, but keep expectations moderate.
The vibe here is a bit of a mixed bag, but there are definitely some upsides! With a score of 5.8 and customer satisfaction at 50%, it lands squarely in the average to mixed range. Many appreciate the general atmosphere and find it good, especially noting the convenience of parking behind the building.
Based on 6 positive remarks, it seems some find the overall feel perfectly fine. However, its clear this isnt primarily a sit down place. Several of the 5 negative comments highlight that it's mostly a takeout place, making it not so great for eating in.
Some even found the atmosphere of the place weird, with one specific complaint about country music playing at a sushi restaurant.
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If youre looking for a quick grab-and-go, especially with convenient parking, this spot could work for you. But if youre hoping for a cozy dine-in experience with a specific vibe, you might find the ambience a bit odd or lacking. It's best suited for takeout rather than a sit-down meal.
When it comes to value, many diners found the prices definitely reasonable, even calling it great value for the money. It's a nice touch that you didn’t have to pay extra for rice, making things feel even more affordable. With a solid score of 7, the general sentiment leans positive, backed by 4 positive remarks out of 6 total.
However, not everyone was entirely convinced, as customer satisfaction sits at a 66.7%, which is a mixed bag. One diner felt the price-to-quality ratio was a joke, suggesting that while prices might be okay, the quality might not always match up. This single negative opinion highlights a potential area for improvement.
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If youre looking for a place where prices are generally reasonable and you get good value, especially with things like rice included, its worth a try. Just be mindful that a few folks felt the quality didn't quite live up to the cost, so manage your expectations on that front.
On average, you’ll spend around 23 per person – from 21 guests. That puts the restaurant in the $21–$30 category. For a Restaurant in Seattle, that’s mid-range, maybe slightly above.
Most diners find their sweet spot between 11 – 30 $, indicating prices cluster nicely around the average, with a few options for a more premium experience.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 21 reviews.
Comparing the value for money of this restaurant against similar spots in Seattle.
Overall, we think the pricing feels quite fair for a Restaurant of this type in Seattle. It offers good value within the mid-range, with flexibility for different budgets.