Aoki Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar
Seattle, WA 98102
Phone: (206) 324-3633
- Price:
- $
- Cross Street:
- Roy Street
- Hours:
- Tue-Thu 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-10pm, Fri-Sat 11:30am-3pm, 5pm-11pm, Sun 5pm-10pm
Message from Aoki Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar
Seattle's favorite Japanese grill and sushi bar
- Take-out or dine in
- Japanese beer and sake
- Lunch and dinner
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Editorial Review for Aoki Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar – by Citysearch Staff
In Short
Broadway goes upscale at this long-standing Japanese spot popular with the quieter North Capitol Hill crowd. The sound system plays jazz amid modern, well-lit sushi and robata bars, and in the small, serene back dining room. Aoki's menu, with combination lunches and dinners (highlighting donburi, robata, sushi or sashimi), soup noodles and a few dozen uramaki (reversed sushi roll), has many options available all day and into the night.
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Insider Tips
When to GoThe Harvard Exit theater is just around the corner; time your visit before a movie and you've got a great date.
ParkingHead east into the neighborhood to find street parking.
User Reviews for Aoki Japanese Grill & Sushi Bar
08/15/2007 Posted by johnshinds
Before submitting this negative review, I called the restaurant to discuss my concerns. The manager was not responsive to my comments, nor did he seem interested in doing anything about the issues that I raised. My experience: Service was horrible. It took more than 30 minutes to get tea and water – the only reason we got it at that point was because we asked for it for the second time. Another 20 minutes passed before we got our sushi (the restaurant was not overly busy, nor did we order complex items or make special orders). Due to slow service and the manager's lack of sincere regret or interest in improving things, I will not eat at Aoki again, nor will I recommend it to anyone. Instead of Aoki, consider: Blue C Sushi (Freemont or University Village) Ototo Sushi (Queen Anne)
Pros: None
Cons: Slow, Inattentive Service
07/29/2007 Posted by andy261
I went to Aoki with a friend for a late lunch and we were the only ones in the restaurant. The staff were really nice and never made us feel rushed (we didn't finish our meal until 15 minutes after closing). My chicken tonkatsu was pretty good, my friend enjoyed the yakisoba, and the sushi was great. I would definitely go there again!
Pros: Service
Cons: Parking
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