Kisaku Sushi Restaurant - Seattle

After driving around for an hour and discovering how many restaurants are now closed in this area of Seattle, we lucked out by finding the local sushi spot. Although you only get 4 pieces, the Kasaki roll was amazing. Anything with that soy paper wrapping strongly recommend. Service was surprisingly fast for a sushi restaurant and the waiter was very patient and accommodating to my son who has special needs. Great value for the money.Parking: This is not a slight in any way toward the restaurant, but parking in Seattle, in general is a complete sh!t show. As a positive, this neighborhood was one of the few that didn’t charge for parking, IF you could find a spot. There is room for maybe 4 cars along the road outside of the restaurant and if willing to walk, more space up and down the road.

Been eating here for years. There has been a change of ownership but the Japanese food is still delicious and authentic. Good sized portions. Friendly staff, comfortable atmosphere.

Good value neighborhood restaurant. The mushroom salad was a surprise hit, it had a delicious dressing.Food: 5/5

Super good! I got the sushi combination 2 and the staff was super accommodating with me replacing one of the sushis with another type of fish since I can’t have raw salmon :)Food was absolutely excellent and thick pieces of fish too! Definitely will be coming back. My husband loved the leftovers and wants me to bring him with next time ?Edited to add pictures now that I came here again! Really good

We had the Omakase last night, it’s pretty good neighborhood sushi with affordable price. We love the salmon sashimi with crab, red snapper nigiri, and brussels sprouts. The desserts are really creative, one has mango sorbet with Sake, the other is fried sweet potatoes with ice cream red bean paste strawberries.Food: 4/5