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Sushi Kudasai - Seattle
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Sushi Kudasai at a glance
Seattle Central Business District
- 🍣 Japanese Restaurant
$$
Price per Person $11–$20
mentioned by 4 of the guests
#537 out of 858 places to eat in Seattle
#31 Japanese Restaurant out of 47 in Seattle
Good
7.1 out of 10
Food
Service
Ambience
Value
113
Reviews
69%
Satisfaction
Often praised
- Fresh sushi
- Good value
- Quick service
Frequently criticized
- Limited seating
- Inconsistent quality
- Service hiccups
The restaurant Sushi Kudasai is a Japanese Restaurant located in the vibrant Central Business District of Seattle. You’ll find a casual atmosphere perfect for a quick bite or a relaxed dinner.
This spot is known for its healthy options and small plates, making it an ideal choice whether you’re dining in, grabbing takeout, or opting for no-contact delivery.
Overview: Introducting Sushi Kudasai
Sushi Kudasai offers a straightforward experience, often lauded for its consistently fresh sushi and friendly service. Many appreciate the value it provides, making it a popular choice for those seeking quality Japanese fare without breaking the bank.
It’s a place where efficiency meets satisfying flavors. However, it’s not without its quirks.
Some patrons have noted occasional inconsistencies in food preparation, like hard avocado , and the dining seating is quite limited. There have also been minor communication issues regarding orders, suggesting that while service is generally good, it can sometimes falter.
Good
7.1
out of 10
113
Reviews
69%
Satisfaction
22
negative
13
neutral
78
positive
Sushi Kudasai earns a respectable overall score of 7.1 , indicating a generally positive reception. However, customer satisfaction sits at a mixed 69% , suggesting some patrons leave less impressed than others.
This assessment is drawn from 113 customer remarks, with 78 positive observations outweighing 22 negative ones. The Food (7.4) stands out as a strong point, frequently praised for its quality and freshness.
Value (8.3) also rates highly, with many finding the prices reasonable. Service (6.3) is generally average, often described as fast and friendly, but with some inconsistencies.
The Ambience (4.9) is the lowest-scoring area, primarily due to limited seating and its food court setting.
What people like
- Fresh sushi quality
- Excellent value pricing
- Fast, friendly service
What people don't like
- Limited seating options
- Inconsistent food quality
- Occasional service issues
Sushi Kudasai is a solid choice if you’re seeking a quick, satisfying sushi meal with good value. Its fresh offerings and efficient service make it particularly suitable for a convenient lunch.
Just manage your expectations regarding the dining environment. With a recommendation score of 7.4 , it’s clear many find it a worthwhile stop.
If you prioritize fresh sushi and reasonable prices over a leisurely dining experience, Sushi Kudasai could be a regular spot for you.
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Verdict: Our expert take on Sushi Kudasai
Food (7.4 out of 10)
mentioned by 96% of the guests
When it comes to the food, this spot generally hits the mark! With a solid score of 7.4 and a good customer satisfaction rating of 74.4%, many diners rave about the delicious sushi, fresh fish, and generous portions. Out of 78 total comments, 58 were positive, highlighting favorites like tuna handrolls, salmon nigiri, and flavorful ramen, often praised for their quality and taste.
However, not every bite is perfect, as 12 negative comments point out a few areas for improvement. Some guests encountered issues like rock-hard avocado, stale shrimp tempura, or fish that was falling apart. While the variety is generally appreciated, a few felt the options were limited or that basic rolls were overpriced for the portion size.
Food
78
Reviews
74%
Satisfaction
12
negative
8
neutral
58
positive
Rating distribution
What people like
- Highest quality fish
- Fresh and delicious sushi
- Generous portions
What people don't like
- Rock hard avocado
- Stale shrimp tempura
- Fish falling apart
Often praised
- sushiMy family and I have been coming here for years for lunch. We've experienced their delicious, fresh sushi, poke, and ramen. We've also utilized their company platters for work meetings, which are always a hit!
- California rollstheir California rolls are amazing
- fishno skimping on the fish here
- food qualityEverything we ordered are fresh and generously served!
- tunatuna and yellowtail tasted really fresh
- Baked Salmon RollMy favorite rolls are: Baked Salmon Roll
- Creamy Pop PokeMy favorite rolls include the Baked Salmon Roll, Spicy California Roll, and Crunch Roll. I also highly recommend the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, Creamy Pop Poke, and Miso Soup.
- Crunch RollThe employees and owner are very kind; they consistently remember my sister's wheat allergy and provide us with gluten-free soy sauce. My favorite rolls include the Baked Salmon Roll, Spicy California Roll, and Crunch Roll. I also highly recommend the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, Creamy Pop Poke, and Miso Soup.
- MealPal optionsmy favorite place on my MealPal options
- Miso SoupMy favorite rolls include the Baked Salmon Roll, Spicy California Roll, and Crunch Roll. I also highly recommend the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, Creamy Pop Poke, and Miso Soup.
Frequently criticized
- avocadothe avacado in my sushi was ROCK HARD
- fishthe fish was falling apart and tasted out of the ordinary fishy
- fresh cold watersign on FRESHH COLD WATER"" ONLY FOR CUSTOMERS
- limited optionsbut with limited options
- other fishI came here for a poke bowl and thoroughly enjoyed the salmon, seaweed, crab, avocado bowl. However, I did notice that the other fish seemed a little rough and dry.
- roll of sushiOne roll of sushi is not filling enough
- salmonWHICH SALMON IS FULL OF CHEMICALS
- shrimp tempuraShrimp tempura tasted stale and old
- sushiYOU CAN GET GLASS ONLY IF YOU BAY THAT SUSHI
- tap waterTAP WATER SUPPOSED BE FREE
If you're looking for fresh, high-quality sushi and generous portions, this place is definitely worth a try. Just be mindful that a few specific items might not always live up to the overall excellent standard, but the positives far outweigh the negatives for most diners.
Service (6.3 out of 10)
mentioned by 54% of the guests
When it comes to service, many folks have had some really positive experiences here! Out of 19 customer remarks, 11 highlighted things like the friendly and fast staff, often noting its a quick option for lunch. Customers appreciate the customer service and how pleasant the employees are, often served in a timely manner.
However, its not all smooth sailing. With a score of 6.3 and customer satisfaction at 57.9%, the overall picture is a bit mixed. Some found the service a little slow, while others faced significant communication issues, like confirmed orders for a closed restaurant.
There were also mentions of staff lacking smiles.
Service
19
Reviews
57%
Satisfaction
6
negative
2
neutral
11
positive
Rating distribution
What people like
- Friendly staff
- Fast service
- Quick lunch option
What people don't like
- Slow service
- Poor communication
- Unfriendly staff
Often praised
- serviceGreat service
- customer servicethe customer service is always a plus
- employees and ownerThe employees and owner are very kind
- fastAlways very fast
- friendlyfriendly, and delicious
- quick lunchgreat for a quick lunch
- quick optionMy experience at this restaurant was excellent. I absolutely love their sushi, and it's a great quick option for lunch. The service is always very fast and friendly, and the food is consistently delicious.
- staffThe staff are always pleasant
- time mannerserved in a time meaner
- wait staffthe wait staff was courteous and efficient
Frequently criticized
- communicationYou would think the person who took my order over the phone might have shared that with me...
- order confirmationMy order was confirmed but when I showed up at 4:30.
- restaurant closurethis place was closed! Apparently they close at 4PM now.
- serviceMy experience at the restaurant was largely positive, despite a bit of a wait. The service was a little slow, which was tough since I was starving, but it won't deter me from returning. I ordered the H combo, and the salmon slices were super thick, exactly how I like them!
- staffNO SMILE. LOOKS LIKE "" BY THE NOON THEY HATE THEM SELF'S
- walk fartherThe food is always delicious, making it my favorite choice among my MealPal options. Although I have to walk farther than I would prefer, the quality of the food makes the extra effort totally worth it.
If youre looking for a quick and generally friendly experience, this spot often delivers. However, be aware that communication can sometimes be an issue, and service might occasionally be a bit slow, so its a mixed bag depending on your visit.
Ambience (4.9 out of 10)
mentioned by 15% of the guests
The ambience, based on 1 positive remark out of 7 total comments, is seen as a convenient walk-up counter in the Century Square food court, which is great for a work lunch. However, despite an average 4.9 score, customer satisfaction is quite low at 14.3%, indicating it might not hit the mark for everyone. On the flip side, with 3 negative remarks, the lack of proper seating is a recurring theme.
Customers noted sadly no seating indoors due to covid and that its "not for a sit down meal" with "hardly any seating" available. This clearly indicates its not the spot for a relaxed, lingering experience.
Ambience
7
Reviews
14%
Satisfaction
3
negative
3
neutral
1
positive
Rating distribution
What people like
- Great for work lunch
- Walk-up counter
- Food court setup
What people don't like
- No indoor seating
- Hardly any seating
- Not for sit-down
Often praised
- work lunchThe restaurant is a walk-up counter located in the Century Square food court. This setup is great for a work lunch but not ideal for a sit-down meal.
Frequently criticized
- seatingHardly any seating
- seating indoorssadly no seating indoors due to covid
- sit down mealnot for a sit down meal
If youre looking for a quick, no-frills spot perfect for a work lunch in a food court, this place could work. However, if a comfortable sit down meal with ample seating is what youre after, youll likely be disappointed. Its best for grab-and-go.
Value (8.3 out of 10)
mentioned by 31% of the guests
Overall, the value here is looking pretty sweet! With a good score of 8.3 and customer satisfaction soaring at 88.9%, its clear most folks are happy. Out of 9 comments, 8 rave about the "reasonable prices, " "happy hour prices, " and how its totally worth it, especially for the unbeatable lunch price point.
However, there's one small note of caution. One diner felt a pinch, mentioning that spending on just two basic rolls left them a bit sad. It seems while most find the value great, a specific order might feel a little steep.
Value
9
Reviews
88%
Satisfaction
1
negative
0
neutral
8
positive
Rating distribution
What people like
- Reasonable prices
- Great happy hour
- Unbeatable lunch value
What people don't like
- Specific items costly
Often praised
- priceGreat sushi for the price
- bottled waterbottled water at $1/each
- drinksCheap drinks for soda and bottled water
- happy hour pricesHappy hour prices are VERY reasonable.
- lunch price pointtheir lunch price point is unbeatable
- pricesThe prices were reasonable
- worth itit’s totally worth it
Frequently criticized
- $20I absolutely loved the sushi here! The only downside was that I felt a bit sad afterward because I had just spent $20 on two basic rolls.
If you're looking for a spot where your dollar stretches, especially for lunch or happy hour, this place is a solid bet. Most diners find the prices very fair and the experience worth it. Just be mindful of what you order, as some specific items might feel a bit pricey for some.
How are the prices at Sushi Kudasai?
On average, you’ll spend around 20 per person – from 4 guests. That puts the restaurant in the $11–$20 category. For a Japanese Restaurant, that’s mid-range, maybe slightly above.
Looking at the data, prices are split between this range and the next higher one, suggesting a mix of options. Just a heads-up, this is based on a small number of reviews, but it gives a good indication.
Here’s a quick look at what guests spend per person, based on the latest 4 reviews. This data is limited, but it gives a good indication of typical spending.
How this restaurant’s value for money compares to similar spots in Seattle.
Overall, we think the pricing feels quite fair for a Japanese spot in Seattle. Its a good option if youre looking for quality without breaking the bank.
Customer Reviews: what people think about Sushi Kudasai
Price per Person
- $21–$30
Visit Type
- Food Exploration
Service Type
- Dine-in
Meal Type
- Dinner
9
Excellent Sushi and Great Value
My experience at this restaurant was totally excellent. I went because a local recommended it as his favorite, and I now understand why. The sushi was great!
The happy hour prices were very reasonable. I also appreciated that they post what is the freshest that day.
- sushi9
- happy hour prices9
- freshest8
Price per Person
- $11–$20
Visit Type
- Regular Visit
Group Type
- Family
Group Size
- Small Group
Service Type
- Dine-in
Meal Type
- Lunch
10
Delicious Sushi and Kind Service
My family and I have been coming here for years for lunch. We've experienced their delicious, fresh sushi, poke, and ramen. We've also utilized their company platters for work meetings, which are always a hit!
The employees and owner are very kind; they consistently remember my sister's wheat allergy and provide us with gluten-free soy sauce. My favorite rolls include the Baked Salmon Roll, Spicy California Roll, and Crunch Roll. I also highly recommend the Spicy Tonkotsu Ramen, Creamy Pop Poke, and Miso Soup.
- sushi9
- company platters9
- employees and owner10
Price per Person
- $11–$20
Visit Type
- Quick Meal
Service Type
- Dine-in
Meal Type
- Lunch
8
Delicious Poke Bowl Lunch
My experience at this restaurant was a delicious place for a quick lunch grab! I came here for a poke bowl and thoroughly enjoyed the salmon, seaweed, crab, avocado bowl. However, I did notice that the other fish seemed a little rough and dry.
- salmon, seaweed, crab, avocado bowl9
- quick lunch grab8
- other fish4
Visit Type
- Regular Visit
Service Type
- Dine-in
6
Mixed Experience with Salmon Nigiri
My initial visits to this restaurant were splendid. I consistently ordered the salmon nigiri, and it always tasted fresh. The customer service was also a consistent plus.
However, my most recent visit was a little disappointing. The fish was falling apart and tasted unusually fishy, almost old. I'm hopeful for a better experience on my next visit.
- salmon nigiri9
- customer service8
- fish3
Price per Person
- $21–$30
Visit Type
- Quick Meal
Service Type
- Dine-in
Meal Type
- Lunch
Wait Time
- Short (6–15 min.)
8
Quick, Clean, and Affordable Handrolls
My experience at the restaurant was positive. I enjoyed some delicious tuna and eel handrolls, along with a satisfying beef don bowl. The service was quick and clean.
Additionally, the drinks were cheap, with soda and bottled water priced at $1 each.
- tuna handrolls8
- eel handrolls8
- beef don bowl8
What Sushi Kudasai offers
Payments
- Credit cards
- Debit cards
- NFC mobile payments
Popular for
- Dinner
- Lunch
- Solo dining
Amenities
- Restroom
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wi-Fi
Offerings
- Small plates
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
Dining options
- Dinner
- Lunch
- Catering
Service Options
- No-contact delivery
- Takeout
- Delivery
- Dine-in
Atmosphere
- Casual
FAQs
What dining and service options does Sushi Kudasai offer?
At Sushi Kudasai, you can enjoy a casual dining experience for lunch or dinner, with catering services also available. For your convenience, they provide dine-in, takeout, delivery, and even no-contact delivery options, ensuring you can savor their Japanese cuisine however you prefer.
Is Sushi Kudasai accessible and what amenities are provided?
Yes, Sushi Kudasai is fully accessible, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance, seating, and restroom. You’ll also find essential amenities like a clean restroom and free Wi-Fi, making your visit comfortable and convenient.
How does Sushi Kudasai perform overall?
Sushi Kudasai achieves an overall score of 7.1 . Its Food (7.4) and Value (8.3) are highly rated, while Service (6.3) is average and Ambience (4.9) is its lowest point, mainly due to limited seating.
What kind of food can I expect at Sushi Kudasai?
Customers frequently praise the fresh sushi , including specific items like the Baked Salmon Roll, Creamy Pop Poke, and Crunch Roll. The tuna and yellowtail are often noted for their freshness and quality, though some experiences mention inconsistent quality in other items.
Is Sushi Kudasai suitable for a sit-down meal, and how is the service?
It’s primarily a walk-up counter in a food court, making it ideal for a quick lunch rather than a sit-down meal due to limited seating . Service is generally described as fast and friendly , though some experiences mention occasional communication issues.