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Matsu was overall a good experience, especially food-wise. The sushi tasted fresh and high quality, and the udon was hands down the star of the meal -- comforting, flavorful, and absolutely delicious. That alone would make me come back. A big bonus was that most of what we ordered was from happy hour, which made it feel like a great deal for the quality you're getting. The only downside was the service. It felt a bit wishy-washy -- friendliness was inconsistent, and toward the end of our visit the server came off slightly rude, especially as we were getting ready to leave. It didn't ruin the meal, but it did take away from the overall experience. That said, the food (especially the udon!) really stood out. I'd come back for that alone and hope the service is better next time.
Matsu is a well decorated and charming higher-end Japanese restaurant at an easy walking distance north of the stadiums. Considering this is a sports and bars neighborhood, I love this eclectic choice and speaks volumes about Seattle. Our server was patient and help. Overall, the food is acceptable with some inconsistencies; sushi items are better than kitchen items. If I want a meal near the stadiums that isn't bar/pub food, I would eat here again. If I desire sushi or Japanese food, I would not purposely come here. Parking is street or paid lot/garage parking only. The Food: Bluefin Tuna Sampler, $30 - 4.5 Stars Menu: otoro, chutoro, akami, negi toro This was a very good tuna sampler. I would order this again. Salmon Trio, $14 - 3.5 Stars Menu: atlantic, wild sockeye, wild white king Hubby is a big fan of salmon sushi but thought this trio was just ok. Things were slightly off (hard to describe). We've had better elsewhere. Hamachi Kama, $17 - 2.5 Stars The larger left piece was cooked correctly, still tender. The smaller right piece was grilled too long and was dry. Their grill needs to be scrapped better between use. Some of those black bits were not from this hamachi - too many loose bits leftover from previous item(s). The plating could have been better, too. The items looked like they just threw the items on the plate. My mom would say it's missing heart. Black Cod Kasuzuke, $18 - 2 Stars Menu: marinated in sake kasu w/ sesame seeds, saikyo miso glaze The black cod was visually appealing, but it was mushy. The texture was all wrong lacking the firm, slightly springy feel. Very abnormal for black cod. Matsu Roll, $25 - 4.5 Stars Menu: snow crab mix, shibazuke, cilantro & cucumber topped w/ sockeye salmon, black tobiko, scallion & yuzu miso citrus Their namesake roll was appealing with a good mixture of seafood and condiment. Worthy ordering again. Spicy Rainbow Roll, $22 - 3.5 Stars Menu: spicy snow crab mix & cucumber topped w/ tuna, salmon, yellowtail, shrimp, avocado, tobiko & spicy aioli This roll should have been good, but the rice was too wet while the seafood on top was over-powered by the sloppy and excessive application of the spicy aioli. Some of the food preparation mistakes are basic. The restaurant wasn't busy. The over-grilling, sloppy plating, and excess sauce should not have happened.
Great sushi restaurant to try! I loved the ambiance. It can be for a special occasion or just to hangout! There's plenty of seating and it's pretty clean and organized with good lighting throughout the restaurant. We had their King Street Roll, Bad Boy, Crunchy Roll, Seattle Roll, Sashimi, and Creamy Udon. All of them were pretty good! My favorite roll was their King Street Roll that came with creamy scallops and seared salmon. The roll was pretty tasty and it was good portioning! Highly recommend it. I also liked their Bad Boy, as their fried roll with eel was pretty tasty. The service was good. The server addressed any questions we had and the food didn't take long to make. They have a Happy Hour menu so I highly recommend going around that time!
Matsu is easily one of my favorite neighborhood spots. The bartenders always remember you, which says a lot about the kind of service they provide....warm, consistent, and genuine every time. The ambiance is classy but chill, making it a great place to unwind after work or grab dinner and drinks with friends without it ever feeling pretentious. The customer service is always on point, and the food and drinks are top quality. My only gripe is the pricing. Food and drinks are on the higher end, which makes it tough to make this a regular daily or weekly spot, even though I live nearby and would love to. Still, Matsu remains a go-to when I want great food, great people, and that elevated yet relaxed atmosphere that's hard to find anywhere else in pioneer square.
I needed some fuel after a long day. We had our suitcases straight from the ferry stations and walked here. The host was incredibly sweet and offered to take our bags. She put them in a closet behind the host table. This was so nice especially since we had a lot of bags we were carrying. We were seated immediately. I highly recommend coming during happy hour. There were only 5 minutes left and our server took our order immediately which was so kind. We were able to put in an order of the Seattle roll (salmon avocado roll) and some nigiri. The fish was absolutely delicious. I loved what we ordered. I added another order with scallop, eel, and salmon belly sushi. They were all delicious. The food came out quickly too. This restaurant is super stylish. There is plenty of seating available. There was even a 21+ only seating section. They had women and men restrooms. It was a pretty hip and trendy spot. I highly recommend eating here if you're in the area.
Matsu has a really modern, elevated ambiance, making it a trendy spot. The majority of the menu is rolls, so if you like Americanized sushi, this is the place for you. A few things fell short for us. The Yakisoba with chicken was strange as it had soggy, fried chicken in it. Also, there are white cloth napkins but disposable chopsticks for dine-in. And while the complimentary edamame was nice, it was really overcooked. Also, the service was a bit slow.
We arrived around 8:40 PM on a Friday. The restaurant was beautiful and spacious! The staff let us know that Happy Hour would start at 9 PM, so we decided to wait and take advantage of it. We ordered Sushi Set A, Sushi Set B, the Seattle Roll, and KFC Wings -- overall, a very good value. Toward the end of our meal, the server got a bit busy as the lounge filled up, so it took a little longer to get his attention. Parking wasn't bad -- free street parking was available nearby at that time.
there are two sides to this restaurant... to the left the bar which is open seating and to the right which is restaurant side. i ate at the bar before a sounders game and it was the least crowded thank god. they still served us fast and super nice staff. we got the 007 roll and the creamy udon and the crunchy seattle plus an amaebi nigiri. the 007 would've been good if it didn't have the slice of lime on each piece -- it left a VERY overpowering lime flavor with each bite and for me it was way too much citrus. i think if they just did a spritz of lime it would be SO good but i had to find the lime pieces and kind of pick them off cause it just felt like i bit into a lime with each bite. the crunchy seattle was delicious! pretty standard but fried well! i do appreciate how skinny they cut their sushi roll slices it made it for easy eating! the creamy udon -- soo good! highly recommend this! i was not expecting to like this as much as i did.
The food was quite good. The service was pretty slow and they looked understaffed. We went on a Friday. We asked for inside but were seated on the patio, which was kind of a bummer as we got asked for money by a houseless person several times while sitting and waiting for our food. The inside was really pretty and chill though so I think if we had been seated inside and service had been a bit faster, I'd definitely come back.
The food took awhile to get to us. The calamari was already a bit cold and we were expecting it to be warmer, but the karage was warmer though (both arrived at the same time). We asked our server if she could have our calamari heated up. The omakase was pretty good size and had a good selection. The caterpillar roll was just your typical unagi roll, and there were cuts that were thinner than expected and easily fell apart when using chopsticks to hold it. Also we were not happy with the agedashi tofu, they used a firmer tofu and we were expecting this to be more siken tofu texture. The grilled hamachi collar was definitely good though, and they did a great job with that one. Also the shrimp heads were fried perfectly as well. Overall it was a good experience but honestly not as memorable. But that's okay if you got great company. I think they were a little understaffed tonight because it also took awhile before they got our payment from us (after they gave us the check).
The best tar tar I've ever had. Also, the Chirashi Bowl was probably the best bang for your buck and super tasty. The restaurant was a tad warm and we were all sweating, but they refilled our water's consistently. We learned that's pretty standard (warm spots) in Seattle while visiting though. Good and fresh sushi. read more
Well made sushi in a stylish space. Had a reservation for two on a Thursday evening. Fresh and neatly crafted rolls with a perfect filling to rice ratio. Happy Hour prices are great too. The size of the pieces are nice and bite sides. The complimentary edamame is a cherry on top. All Happy Hour prices below: Drinks: -Leeward Breeze ($8) -Draft IPA ($1 off) Food: -Unagi Roll ($8) -Spicy Tuna ($7) -Seattle Roll ($7) -Salmon Skin ($7) Polite, attentive staff read more
2 years ago
Great service, beautiful ambience. I've been here years ago when they first opened, at the time I was more into specialty rolls, and the specialty rolls are good. Ankimo is still delicious, but when it comes to the nigiri, it definitely falls short. Rice is really overcooked. Uni - from Santa Barbara was NOT good, I almost threw up. And I'm an uni lover, it has that lower grade quality and flavor. Scallop tastes fresh and clean Ikura okay, too much rice ratio Amaebi was actually really good, but the head was served to me somewhat lukewarm Blue fin tuna sampler was probably my favorite, but the rice quality kind if ruined it, overcooked and not well portioned for the fish, and also a little too big for one bite. Negihama roll was good, simple, again rice is overcooked and just doesn't taste right California roll and crunchy lizard, my son enjoyed both Spicy tuna roll, did not like it, the tuna itself was too blended so it had really no fish texture, these kinds of rolls tastes better when the fish its chopped by hand. Was not spicy at all, asked for habanero sauce and they brought me a sweet habanero sauce on a plate. I just hate when there's that much sweetness on something spicy (tearssss) Anywho I was expecting a nice dinner with great sushi, but it's definitely a place with casual quality sushi components. I actually skipped Kura to come here, and I would've probably had the same experience there foodwise. Service from front to dining room, to leaving was excellent. Really great team they have working together. Beautiful ambience, nice intimate setting. I personally do not recommend any nigiri style sushi here, due to the quality of rice. But I can say if you order sashimi, you can get a decent meal sashimi style. Also wish they had better champagne by the glass options, a dry bubble would be nice, I decided on sake, and did not like the sohomare much, it had a bitter aftertaste, dassai 45 nigori was good, a little too sweet but I enjoy dassais. Sons passion fruit lemonade was really great! See photos read more
Beautiful space for a range of occasions. The food was good, but the standard menu for whichever parent company owns Matsu and Momiji -- nothing unique but all well done. We had the gyoza (which was vegan friendly), spicy tuna roll (where the tuna is mashed instead of whole and sliced) and an array of sushi/sashimi. The interior is beautiful, ornate, and bright -- there are fountains and a cool structure in the middle of the restaurant. The bar is more dim and romantic of a setting. Service was quick and staff was very polite. There is generally plenty of parking available, but not on event days as the stadiums are very nearby. read more
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Matsu has one of the best happy hours in town, which is no surprise since this is the sister restaurant of Momiji and Umi, both beloved Japanese restaurants in Seattle. But at Matsu, the casual bar with an outdoor patio that's easy for people watching has something going for it here. Located next to Lumen Field and T-Mobile Park, you'll find 12s and M's fans here before or after a game. Get here early on game day as this place gets packed, especially for the happy hour deals, which I highly recommend you check out. The bar is chill, with sports playing on the tube and friendly staff. The happy hour menu features a lot of sushi, hot entrees, appetizers and drinks at a discounted rate. I'd recommend coming with a group and sharing because you'll want to take advantage of the happy hour offerings. Everything I've tried here has been solid, from the seaweed salad, to the fried oysters, sushi sets, etc. They also have a handful of cocktails, some sake options and local taps to wet your whistle. It's a solid happy hour that gives you a lot of bang for your buck. read more
While Mariners fans streamed steadily to the baseball field outside, I was inside the sparsely populated dining room filling my belly with the best sushi Seattle offered. Yes, I was aware history was taking place nearby but I was grateful for this rare intimacy and quiet atmosphere for what I imagine is normally a busy restaurant as it was superb. My friend and I went here during the happiest of hours so we were able to order some from the happy hour menu as well from the normal menu. Everything was fabulous. The sushi set was amazing - perfect rice and perfect fish. The agedashi tofu was soft, savory, pillows of delight. The jalapeño yellowtail was also very good tho I was biased and thinking of another restaurant. The geisha roll was stellar - it was this explosion of flavor with a bit of sweet from the mango, a bit of creaminess from the avocado, a bit of savory from the fish and the tobiko, and a whole lot of rolling heat. It didn't hit me hard but it wasn't something I could eat with abandon. The roll demanded to be savored otherwise the heat would build up. I had fabulous cocktails here too. The bartender had a mostly full bar and was able to make a variety of classics as well as specialties like the Atari Sunset. It was grand. Our waitress was wonderful as well. She was thoughtful, passionate, and really ensured we had a good evening. She accommodated us ordering plate by plate as we weren't sure how much we could or would want to eat. She offered suggestions and made wonderful small talk. She was great! This was a wonderful experience. read more
4 years ago
Found this spot via Yelp on our last day in Seattle and would highly recommend their happy hour from 4-5:50pm DAILY and late night in the lounge 9-close. Our bartender was very personable, friendly and even ran out at the end to chase me down because my spacey-self forgot my credit card and he knew I was flying back home after Matsu! All the sushi we had was solid, and a great deal on happy hour. I hate to sound like a brat.. but it's been hard for me to enjoy sushi in the states ever visiting Japan - but this was pretty good! We easily found street parking, and I love the ambiance, vibe and decor of the establishment. I would recommend Matsu based on our experience! read more
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4 years ago
Servers, bartenders and cooks are all awesome. Received great service with great people and the food was super delicious. I got the Bad Boy Roll. It was flavorful, crispy (because it was fried) and full of quality ingredients. My friend ordered the short ribs and he loved them. Kevin is the man in the bar! Their happy hour is worth taking advantage of if you can! read more
3 years ago
Woah! Such yummy sushi and really great service. We sat at the bar and the bartender was friendly, personable, shared some fun stories and gave us some great recommendations. He made great cocktails and mocktails, while also ensuring our food was perfect. You MUST spend the money on the bluefin sampler - it is everything you want sushi to be! I want to go back to Seattle just for this wonderful spot! read more
This may just be on our top 3 sushi locales in Seattle!! We stopped by late afternoon on a Saturday for Happy Hour and we're immediately wowed by the beautiful zen entrance and restaurant design, layout and decor; our evening proceeded with amazingly friendly service and accommodations. Dining included a superb and stuffed Seattle roll, hamachi charred collar with spring greens(a definite highlight), perfectly crispy Calamari with mixed greens and a delicious miso dressing(we ordered sweet chili, as proper), and a delicious hazy pale ale from local Maritime Brewing of their excellent local and big market selections.. parking can easily be a challenge, especially during events as the location is right in SoDo next to Lumen Field. All paid park per standard and inner stalls at $9 up to 2 hours and above. For Japanese food lovers, this little gem is definitely on my recommend list!! read more
2 years ago
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! read more
4 years ago
This place has been on my list and I finally tried it and I was actually REALLY disappointed. Service was great, no complaints about that but this review is strictly based on the food. Apps - KFC was probably the best out of what we ordered. Nice crispy skin and sauce. Slightly spicy. They gave us wet wipes with it so that was really key because they were really messy to eat. Mushroom gyoza - we didn't expect it to be so soupy. It's listed under the pan fried section so we thought they would be... pan fried :/ It was really heavy on the shiitake and not so much enoki. It was a decent dish, just not what we expected Yellowtail kama - really dry and overcooked :( It wasn't soft or flaky at all. Omakase - we got the $40 which we thought was a good value for 11 pieces. However each fish tasted like it was previously frozen and had that texture like it was previously frozen.. just mushy and not silky :( More than half had a spicy garnish to it. I was looking at previous pictures of the omakase and it looks like our pieces looked extra skinny compared to others I've seen. Also my husband's omakase lacked the black tobiko that I had. Overall we were just reallllllly disappointed with the food. I wanted to like this place based on the other reviews I read. I know this place is probably known for their rolls, but if their actual fish is like this I don't expect their rolls to be better. Sorry :( I am super bummed. A+ for the service though! read more
We went for happy hours with friends and had a great evening. Happy hour menu is plentiful and can be shared. Drinks were inventive and served quickly. Mainly had small plates and everything as seasoned well and delicious. Side note: The bar did fill up quickly and became quite noisy - hard to hear after a while. read more
5 years ago
My friend and I were looking for something to eat for dinner on a Wednesday night and stumbled upon Matsu. Matsu actually changed my friend's outlook on sushi and is now an avid sushi eater. We ordered Chicken Katsu as our appetizer, Shrimp Tempura for our side entree, and Chicken Yakisoba for our main entree. The chicken katsu wasnt crispy but the chicken was tender. Chicken Yakisoba was a bit too greasy on the vegetables. The sauce used kinda reminded me of sweet n sour chicken mixed in with a bit of orange. Shrimp Tempura sushi rolls were tiny. Even the shrimp tails were tiny. They gave us edamame as a side snack before our food arrived. Overall, I would like to come here again to try more. Parking wasnt too bad on a weekday as there is street parking available. You can also park in a parking garage across the street. Only problem is they close at 7 pm and it is hard to get into the garage unless you have an apartment garage key. read more
2 years ago
The service was amazing as well as the food! Going to come here every time I visit Seattle from now on!! read more
3 years ago
This spot was a recommendation from a local. We had late night happy hour in the bar. Highly recommend! We had a large group and our server was awesome. Great recommendations and delicious food: Pros: -Great cocktails. I wanted to try them all. Those I did sample were on point. Love me a good craft cocktail -Delicious food. We had rolls, we had nagiri, we had sashimi, we had ramen. It was all amazing -Happy hour prices are good. Couldn't imagine what the bill could have been. But, the happy hour made it totally affordable. Room for improvement: -Nothing to say here that I can recall. Check out the late night happy hour! I'll be back when I'm in Seattle again. read more
A lot of the sushi places in Seattle seem to have similar menus (i.e momiji, umi sake etc). Matsu's sushi menu was very similar to that of momiji's which included rolls like green decadence and lucky leprechaun and the veggie sushi sampler. Nonetheless matsu was super delicious. My friends were a particular fan of the mushroom gyoza, up to the point where we ordered two of the appetizers. Super enjoyable and easy to get reservations! The only thing is, matsu is located in a not so fun part of town (pioneer square) but the restaurant itself is very classy. read more
2 years ago
Had a nice dinner at Matsu! Swung by on a Tuesday and came away very full with plenty of leftovers. While we enjoyed some dishes more than others, I appreciated the fast service and complimentary edamame. The sweet shrimp and rolls were a particular highlight. Nice spot overall. read more
1/8/2022 Ordered to-go from Matsu and my friend live right next to Matsu, so she already know what's good in here!! Wakame salad with seaweed was delicious and I ate most of this salad. I chose $60 Omakase and sushi was fresh and my most favorite was scallop and Yuzu paste. I've enjoyed each Nigiri and I would love to dine in next time! read more
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I'm a recent transplant to the Seattle area and I found restaurant Matsu with a quick Yelp search for sushi. It turned out to be a fantastic happy hour restaurant that starts their happy hour at 4 p.m. and doesn't finish until 7 p.m. in the bar. Due to the pandemic and social distancing rules, there are only 6 tables in the bar area that seat two to five people. There is also outdoor seating but it can get chilly. Their happy hour menu is fantastic! There are Sushi sets, sashimi, and hot dishes like tempura, ribs, fried oysters , and much more. The drink menu has different types of sake, whiskey and gin mixed cocktails, and wine by the glass or bottle. If you don't drive, they are only 5 minutes away from the nearest Light Link rail station. I love that this place has a daily happy hour and TVs to watch the game. As soon as you sit down, you are greeted with a bottle of cold water and a complimentary edamame appetizer. I like to start with cold appetizers and work my way up to hot entrees. Sushi Set A and the fried oysters are my favorites! Strongly recommended! read more
This place seems very fancy as you walk through the door. I love how there are some traditional Japanese tables in the middle. There's full bar service to your left and the dining room to the right. Place was pretty busy when my friends and I were there but we were all pretty spread out. Food here was decent. It wasn't anything special. For the price I paid I honestly expected a lot more. I've tasted better. I wouldn't have mind coming back here if they didn't charge up the ass for everything. Just wasn't worth it. read more
2 years ago
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Great little sushi bar, would definitely come here again for the fantastic service. The decor is also amazing and adds to a fantastic ambiance. read more
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I have eaten here for a while. I think it's pretty good. Very good actually. Consistent. Also there is a calm most of the time. It just is not seafood by delivery season. read more
2 years ago
Avid sushi lover here so I was very excited to try this place out in the city. First off walking into the restaurant you're greeted with what looks like a spa entrance with nice reflecting pond and floor to ceiling hardwood accents. The vibe is very homey yet classy. The service was a little lacking due to there being 2 servers on but the food was top notch. As from the photos we ordered quite a bit and all of it was amazing. Highly recommend the house roll and the salmon trio. read more
7 years ago
Delicious sushi and Japanese small plates, nice ambiance and good service - Matsu is our go-to when we're near the stadiums for a game or a concert. Have consistently had a wonderful experience with Matsu's dishes both raw and grilled, across a number of dinners. Knockout - for spice lovers! Knockout turns it up a notch with spicy yellowtail, cilantro, topped with seared spicy snow crab, scallions, habanero tobiko, habanero jalapeno citrus truffle oil. An incredible flavor bomb. Kama - a giant, freshly grilled yellowtail collar with garlic ponzu, served with dressed greens & ponzu. Probably my favorite kama in Seattle Asari Miso - an umami seafood miso with manila clams, enoki mushroom, spinach, scallions. Highly recommend! Ankimo is a must-order - monkfish liver, scallions, tobiko, wasabi aioli & ponzu. Beautifully plated. Comes served with 3 pieces. King Crab Tower - the ultimate crab experience. King crab, snow crab & avocado topped with pico de gallo, tobiko, wasabi aioli, yuzu citrus ponzu Reservations recommended as it gets busy due to games and stadium events. Great for large parties as well! read more
3 years ago
The food was yummy! On travel for work and found this gem across from our hotel. The service was awesome. The architect was phenomenal. Their entrance door is out of this world. This is definitely a keeper, when I go back to Seattle! read more
3 years ago
It's late night and I wanted to take my Sin out for Sushi, some place nice.... Hmmmm... Matsu!!! Oh yeah. I remember when it was a Korean restaurant and that place was delicious too. So glad we found parking near by and free! Great service and Ambience is superior and it's a quality place. Water filled almost every time I had a drink. Sake was excellent and the Sashimi delicious and beautifully displayed. The variety was perfect and we ate everything... The pike roll was a good idea after all the sashimi we had. Glad my Son and I had a great moment snd memories created at this awesome place. Perfect for late night Sushi. Thank you. read more
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