“ Great happy hour spot! Free bowl of edamame as we sat down was a nice touch. Service was attentive and came by regularly to check on us. We started with the hamachi kama that was a little overcooked but still flavorful, and sushi rolls are generous with the fish and not overloaded with rice. Old fashioned cocktail was really good, but the highball was a bit of a miss for me as it lacked any flavor (was like club soda straight). Interior is modern and clean, and the tables are spaced far enough that you're not intruding on other conversations. Highly recommend if you are staying across the street at Embassy Suites or on your way to a game at Lumen Field. ”

“ Love this place! Stumbled across them via Yelp and didn't know this sister restaurant (of Momiji's and Umi Sake House) existed! I would definitely say it is on the classier and pricier side out of the three but the delicious rolls still stand true. We got so many that I can't even remember but everything we tried was so good! A perfect spot to go before or after a Mariners game too! ”

“ Came here for happy hour and it was pretty decent! Love the free edamame as soon as you sit down. A nice touch. The sushi set portions are on the smaller side, as well as fried oyster plate. But it is happy hour. Nice ambiance and great service. But there are better sushi around. ”

“ Came for the happy hour and was so pleasantly pleased! The service was beyond wonderful. The place was clean and modern. We ordered many items off their happy hour menu, which was extensive. We ordered adult beverages which were HEAVY and delicious. (Old Fashion and Shibu Inu were favorites.) Highly recommend! ”

“ Came with a big big dinner party after a work event. They were able to seat us together at the center of the restaurant. Tons of different izakaya and sushi options on the menu! I also enjoyed their zero proof mocktail option! My favorite item was the uni shisho roll, and the very tender beef ribs. Food came out very quickly and the server was friendly and attentive to my food allergies. The only sad thing is that there wasn't any desserts available that evening due to an issue with their bakery. Would have loved to try their dessert options! ”

“ Decent sushi spot near Lumen Field, a great location especially if you are already there before a sports game. I went here with my team as an offsite happy hour, making a reservation just in case but it was not busy at all especially on a Monday. We tried a variety of dishes from both the happy hour and main menu. I tried the garlic short ribs, baby back ribs, KFC wings, takoyaki, special kama (yellowtail), crispy calamari, crunchy Seattle roll, salmon skin roll, sashimi set, Matsu roll, and amaebi (sweet shrimp). The garlic short ribs were really good, just reminds me of ones similar to teriyaki places. The meat and tendon fall off the bone somewhat easily, so it is solid. The baby back ribs were pretty spicy and a little charred. The KFC wings were really good as well, which comes to no surprise it is one of the more popular items. The takoyaki was decent but pricey for a serving of 3 pieces. The yellowtail kama is really good - generous amount of meat and the happy hour one is pretty much half off the regular menu. The crispy calamari is good but not too memorable - I liked the miso sauce served on the side. Crunchy Seattle roll is deep fried with cream cheese and salmon so it could be a bit heavy, but the value is up there if you intend to fill up. The salmon skin roll is good but a bit on the sweet and salty side. The sashimi set is decent - 2 pieces each of some of the more common sashimi such as salmon, tuna, yellowtail, and albacore, and 1 piece of the shrimp. They were fresh for the most part, no complaints, no standouts. The Matsu roll is off the regular menu and has higher quality ingredients such as snow crab, and the yuzu enhances the dish further. At $25, it is quite pricey and I would not go out of my way to order it. The amaebi is a bit of a miss as the sweet shrimp is not too fresh and the deep fried head is way too huge and hard to chew compared to ones I have eaten at other places. Service is good as food comes up fairly quickly and water refills were present. Overall, this is a decent sushi spot that can be handy to go if you are in the area, but I would not go out of my way for. ”

“ I'm SO glad my bf picked this place out of the selections I made for restaurants last Thursday bc it was awesome to experience! We had a show at WAMU theater after and once we saw Matsu, the outdoor and entryway of the restaurant is a nice structure. Wooden double doors and once you head in, it looks really nice. Our hostess was very hospitable! I'm glad we got the seats we did -- it has a little place to put my purse etc and tho it was originally for 4 ppl, it was a nice spot. They have happy hour until 6 so we ordered from there. Loved the sashimi donburi (you can choose salmon, tuna, spicy tuna etc as your protein -- happy hour $11). My favorite out of the 3 rolls was the cooked salmon roll! Their agedashi tofu was unique! Different than the others I've tried at other Japanese/ Asian fusion restaurants. Loved the drinks and our service was great! We will definitely come back :) especially if there is a game or show to look forward to! ”

“ We were able to get in without a reservation on a Wednesday night and right before the 5:50 pm happy hour cutoff! I mainly come here for happy hour, which they offer in the bar and main dining room. Their HH menu is substantial with a wide variety of offerings. On this visit, we had the yellowtail kama, tempura platter, KFC wings, agadashi tofu, calamari and unagi roll. The kama was $8.00 and cooked to perfection, fish was tender and came with a side salad. The KFC wings is one of their signature appetizers, which is always solid. The agadashi tofu arrived at room temp and my sister didn't seem to mind. Service was prompt and friendly. We were constantly checked on. Side note: HH is not offered when there's an event at Lumen Field. ”

“ I just wanted a chill night before my wedding, so I went with my maid of honor. We were searching for sushi spot, and I'm so grateful there are not a lot of people here on a Saturday. I would even say this place is kind of like hidden gem. We got uni, and the waitress said it's straight from Japan. We tried it, and oh my! It's sweet and melted in my mouth, I didn't even want to finish it in first bite so I took two bites because it's too good and I feel so happy. Their other sushi were also amazing! Definitely going to come back all the time whenever I'm in Seattle! ”