83 Spring St, Seattle, WA | Map it
98104 47.605000 -122.337600(206) 388-4119 | View Website
The newest addition in Japanese cuisine is situated in Seattle's famous Post Alley. We feature the freshest selection of ingredients for an
array of beautiful Bento Boxes, traditional and new styles of sushi and other delicacies. Step inside and enjoy personal attention at the Sushi Bar, where the chef will delight you with impeccable choices of today's freshest fish and vegetable selections made to order, exactly the way you desire.
Our vast and diverse ranges of Sake are some of the finest chilled on ice. If sushi is not your forte there is an abundance of other choices on the menu such as Wild Mushroom Saute, Filet Mignon Tartare or Filet Mignon and Lobster Tail combination. Nijo's chef delighted the most discriminating tastes for years while employed at Cutters, Nikko, Ototo and Mikado. The ambience is hip and the restaurant offers a live DJ on Friday and Saturday nights.
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good sushi, sexy, smart decor. i have always liked this place. it is a sexy first day place. you get to talk in an intimate environment with the right music and delicious bites. And, you get to talk without interruption, because, yes, the service is pretty slow. :) I guess it depends on how you look at things, eh? You won't be sorry going here, though. I like the sushi better than Shiros, I love sushi, and many other sushi places in Seattle.…
Slink into Nijo.
With its side street entrance and dark decor, Nijo complements the damp Seattle weather like classic film noir.
The menu is classic, fresh Japanese/American fare, but what sets it apart is the portion size. The nigiri and maki sushi are crafted well and made smaller in size, so they actually fit in your mouth,as opposed to the super-size portion many sushi restaurants favor.
They also offer a great happy hour menu. I highly recommend the wasabi drizzled Dancing Shrimp and Caterpillar Roll. The lychee martini is smooth perfection in a glass, and for $4 at happy hour it's a steal.
The service is efficient and friendly, and though the space is small, it can accommodate groups, making it happy hour friendly for those after work soirees.
Nijo is a welcome addition to the Seattle sushi scene.…
Overall Great Place!.
After discovering Nijo I have been ruined for other popular sushi places in Seattle. The happy hour cannot be beat, the service is quite good, and the scene is very unique. The chefs really know
what they are doing and it shows with the consistent quality that they produce with each roll. I have never been one to branch out for fear of not liking what I try but every time I have done so at Nijo, I have not been disappointed.
This restaurant is one of the best kept secrets in Seattle - I highly recommend trying this place especially if you consider Umi, Wasabi, or Rain to be your favorites.…
Best in Seattle!. I am puzzled by the bad reviews as this place has been better all the way around than any other places I've gone (Umi, Wasabi Bistro, I Love Sushi). I've never had slow service and one thing I LOVE about this place is that they ALWAYS have items that other places only get occasionally or run out of (certain types of tuna like Toro, etc). The quality is top notch! It is inexpensive compared with over-rated places like Umi (talk about BAD service), and the rolls are done RIGHT...rolled like they do in Japan...narrow and long so they are bite size and don't fall apart. I'm guessing some of the reviewers on here either work at other competing sushi places or they have never experienced REAL sushi like you get in Japan. I have many years of experience dining on sushi and this place is my favorite! BTW...if you just want to enjoy some DJ music, have a drink and maybe a roll or two, the bar is fun on weekends.…
unacceptable. using one simple word: CARELESS. Food was mediocre (for Seattle) and customer service non existent!!! I read a few bad reviews before I went but since I work in the industry, I know that only bitter people actually take the time to write nasty reviews... not the case. This place will truly ruin your night!!!…
