(206) 441-4340
612 Stewart St
Seattle,
WA
98101
47.6137
-122.3369
Neighborhoods: Belltown, Downtown
What People Are Saying About Redfin Japanese
The Editor
Contributor
Citysearch
The Scene – What's black, white and red all over? No joke: ebony wood trim, giant glowing red lantern fixtures and geometric cutouts in white upholstered barstools bring slick and Zen together here. A small, appealing sushi bar and a lounge with an illuminated table center the room, while booths offer privacy. If service isn't flawless, it's forgivably friendly. – – The Food – Brought to you by the ownership of Belltown's popular Wasabi Bistro, the modern-Asian menu here offers creative sushi rolls (the signature one: pineapple, shrimp, crab, jalapeno, and goat cheese)…
Fantastically fresh sushi
by zodate
I travel a lot with my job and am always trying sushi in various places. I tried Red Fin after reading a few reviews here and It was the right decision. I started with the shitake mushroom dumplings which were wonderful; the sauce was awesome. I tried the chef's choice sushi tray and was impressed by the variety that was provided. Usually if you do this, you just get some tuna and mackeral and maybe a shrimp. This tray had a dozen different types of seafood, and it all just melted in your mouth. It was outstanding. I also had my usual order of uni which was also incredibly fresh. I will definitely go back. Oh, and the sake it great as well. Try the Red Fin sampler.
- Pros: Amazingly fresh sushi; great appetizers; good service
- Cons: It is expensive, be prepared
Great food and service, not on hot days
by tike0vitz
I've been going to Red Fin now for half a year, mostly in the winter. Now that summer is upon us however, i find I can't even sit in the bar or restaurant for more than 10 minutes without starting to perspire. I love the place, the food is great, presentation unbelievable, the entire staff is so friendly and helpful, but seriously, turn up the A/C, it's like dining in a boiler room on hot days.
Best for downtown Seattle
by traveler747
Staying near convention center, and not a lot of higher end places for a sushi bar type dinner without taking a cab. Tried Red Fin, and was concerned that it was a fusion type place with different cuisines. Was thinking of cabbing it to places that were recommended for pure sushi type experience, but since I was dining alone, I preferred something within walking distance. Red Fin had a great atmosphere with a mix of out-of-towners and locals. Sushi bar was full, so had a table for two in bar area. Sushi bar lighting was too bright anyway. Had the Sashimi dinner with miso + rice for $28, and it was as large and fresh as I have had anywhere. Sushi dinner was $25. I was looking for an Omakase type dinner, but with all things considered, and location taking an important role in the decision, this was great. Beer and sake prices were very reasonable as well. Highly recommended due to location, ambience, and fresh fish. Favorite sushi places are Sushi Sasabune in Honolulu and Los Angeles. Different owners and LA cheaper by 20%, but excellent Omakase at both.
The Details on Redfin Japanese
Look Good:
The restrooms are located through the modern-posh Hotel Max lobby, past the reception desk and then way back around to the left.
Where to Sit:
Request a booth when you make your reservation for a secluded feel.
What to Drink:
There's a full roster of specialty cocktails and sake.
Happy Hour:
Deeply discounted sushi and entrees and $3 wells and sake (daily 4pm-6pm, 10pm-1am).











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