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    Sushi Hiro

    4.3 (156 reviews)
    Open 4:00 pm - 12:00 am (Next day)
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    We were captured and held as hungry diners. No escaping. Chain-link fence refused to release us.
    Sherman B.

    Upon entering the restaurant we were captured by Sun-hee (Sunny), who was frantically running around to serve customers as she was the only wait staff. There were about a dozen patrons in the restaurant at the time (5:00PM), with one table having 8-10 people. Big welcoming smile and greeting. Inquired if we wanted a table or a booth, to which we took a booth. As can be seen by the fencing in the center photo, we were a captured audience. No sooner had we sat down, Sun-hee was there with a bowl of boiled peanuts (needed a tad more salt), ice-water in a small pitcher & stainless steel cups and a couple of cups of hot barley tea. Yum-Oh! It was a rainy, dreary evening so the tea warmed us up. The Miso soup was delicious, but was told my Miso Soup is better. First dish out was the Deep Fried Calamari with a small bowl of dipping sauce, which tastes like Sriracha mixed with mayonnaise. When ordering, we asked Sunhee how the Calamari was prepared. She said it's deep-fried then smothered with sauce. We asked that the sauce could be served in a separate dish on the side, to which she said "No problem". While awaiting for our orders, we noticed the restaurant was really quiet, with most noise coming from the table with the large number of guests. Nothing obnoxious, just people having a great dinner experience. The mask on the wall was part of the decorations of the restaurant and added to the ambiance. Somewhat dimly lit with Christmas music in the background. Back to the food. The Calamari was cooked to perfection. Not overcooked (fried) and the light breading didn't separate from the flesh of the squid. It was delicious. Crispy on the outside and tender Calamari on the inside. I tasted the sauce, but I'm not a sauce kind of eater, so just the Calamari for me. The taste reminded me of Salt 'n Pepper Squid served at Chinese restaurants. No sooner had we finished one dish, the Sashimi Omakase (Large) was presented to us. I love the Japanese touch in dishes as is often said, the eyes feast first. Every piece of fish (especially the salmon), was totally fresh and delicious. Small dollops of Tobiko (orange & black) topped the slices of sashimi, which adds just the right bit of salt and texture. The Sunomono (Japanese-style Pickled Cucumber) was so very tasty. The cucumbers are sliced nearly paper-thin and are soaked in a brine of sweet mirin vinegar. This was our first visit to Sushi Hiro, but it won't be our last. Highly recommended. If one is looking for a Japanese-Korean fusion restaurant in Federal Way, you need not look any further than Sushi Hiro. Where else can one get sushi, sashimi and Korean Kalbi in the same place?

    French Kiss roll, hot house roll, simba roll, baked scallop roll
    Katherine T.

    My new favorite sushi restaurant in the area! Great service, nice ambiance! We will be back.

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    Rachel S.

    Got to enjoy Sushi Hero for the first time and the food was tasty. Like they say "eyes always eat first" and everything was a masterpiece. We had the following: -Korean chicken wings -fish & chip w/ madai -Chirashi Zushi (chef's choice assorted sashimi) -Tropical bomb - Hiro bento w/ salmon teriyaki - BTS roll Everything was delicious! Highly recommended. Service was fast and Chef & staff were super friendly and nice. Ambience is very inviting.

    Lilian H.

    Went during happy hour which I feel like are standard pricing for the rolls (~8-9 per roll). Nigiri was on the pricier side. The fish was good but not the highest quality which I don't expect, but it satisfied my sushi craving. Mango tango roll: 10/10 surprisingly good combo with the sweet mango Crunch Seattle: 10/10 loved the crunch and it had more flavor?? Maybe it was the oil lol Seattle roll: 6/10 tasted like a Cali roll Spider roll: 6/10 hard to eat since the roll was so comically big but it didn't really have that much flavor either Rainbow roll: 8/10 liked the variety of fish

    Korean fried chicken and a kamikaze roll
    Nyla G.

    Decided to make a little stop and so glad we did! So fresh and tasty! Clean and tidy with friendly staff! Will definitely make the drive to come back . And the cucumber refresher at the end... life changing. The food was delicious and the atmosphere was inviting. Hidden gem in the city for sure!

    Starters from the bar and kitchen menu (8/8/25)
    Pearl L.

    We came by a few weeks ago and it looks like they have a new updated menu! They still have some favorites but added a bunch of new items and dessert too! But do not worry as everyone and the decor of the restaurant is the same. My boyfriend and I still love their happy hour options as it just offers so many of our favorites and we don't eat much so it's the right portion size for us. We did try a new roll (we can't remember the name) and tried their new dessert which was interesting! They did check in on us to see how we enjoyed the new offerings which I thought was sweet as it shows that they are always trying to improve. The employees here are so sweet and remember us as well as our dogs. Each employee we had the honor of meeting have been so accommodating and treat us with such care that no other restaurant in Federal Way. They truly care and want each of their customers to be happy and satisfied. They even offer little treats for our dogs from tofu pieces and boiled eggs. We look forward to what Sushi Hiro has in store!

    Jeremiah M.

    Went with a group of friends, one who already wrote a review here that describes most of how I felt. Came during happy hour and we got a few different items, but the main one we were looking at is the sausage set. But the set wasn't anything exciting after eating it. I also got a sushi roll, which was also just okay. I would like to give them another try though since one of the friends in my group said it was a favourite of his, so I'm willing to give it another chance Plus, the server that we had was very friendly and gave us a welcoming environment. A nice atmosphere overall with a modern-rustic interior.

    Alaska roll
    Shelby C.

    Decided to try this place since I saw they were dog friendly and the sushi was so good! They have a huge menu with lots of japanese/korean options. They sat us in the back away from everyone else since we had a dog and the owner even came by to say hi to our dog. The waitress offered a water bowl too. Super friendly staff and the food was great. We asked for a tea refill and they brought a whole tea pot out. Large portions and quality fish. Interior was clean and spacious. Would come back if im in the area again!

    Russell R.

    Plenty of parking to choose from. Walked right in, was greeted and sat at a table right away. The service was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. There is plenty to choose from the menu and was surprised to arrive during happy hour. The atmosphere was bright and cheerful. The food was delicious at a decent price.

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    Vy T.

    It's a Thursday night There wasn't anyone when we came in so we were quick to be seated. Music is not too noisy where we can speak without screaming. Food came out piping hot. Spider roll and dragon roll is delicious. California roll is kinda tasteless. Crispy Rangoon is not bad. The blueberry mochi is mochi ball with blueberry sauce on it. Not bad. Price is ranging from $9-$20 per items.

    LeAnh N.

    Sushi Hiro is hands down my personal favorite sushi spot in Federal Way. I've tried just about all the sushi in the area, and Sushi Hiro is by far the best when it comes to price to quality. The customer service is consistently great, and Sunny, the manager, is wonderful. The team is welcoming, attentive, and always makes you feel taken care of. The chefs and staff are extremely accommodating when it comes to preferences, which I really appreciate. Their hours are super flexible, the happy hour is excellent, and the complimentary peanuts are a nice touch. Everything here is always consistent, which is why I keep coming back. I truly cannot recommend Sushi Hiro enough.

    Ebony H.

    Enjoyed happy hour with the kids at Sushi Hiro after a long day house hunting. We entered into Very pristine quiet restaurant and had our choice of seating. We were happy to be told we subbed at happy hour so I got a signature old fashioned and we ordered the specials. My kids LOVE takoyaki so I'm glad they had some on the menu as well. They each got their own order but probably could've shared- they're a decent size! Everything was quite delicious and pretty. They had postings of karaoke nights too so check them out if that's your vibe!

    Baked 888 roll
    Desiree M.

    Love that they are open late. Quick food delivery. I got a baked roll something 888 but it was not baked so really the only reason for a 4 star. The edamame was good. I would go again and try some other items if I'm looking for a late night eat

    California roll , takoyaki , spicy tuna roll , ttukbokki (spicy rice cakes)

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    Highly recommend the agedashi tofu (lightly fried tofu in a dashi broth). Excellent, I could happily eat this dish every day.

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    4.5
    (640 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Oh my gosh. Everything was so good. Dare I say, best seafood scallion pancake I've had. Service was…read morefantastic and employees were amiable. Let me tell you about the seafood pancake. It was crunchy and not too salty or bland. The ratio of scallion, seafood, and batter was perfect. They did not skimp out on the squid. The size of the squid was about one phalange. When I bit into the squid it was chewy, springy, and meaty. It's amazing to me how they managed to make the pancake crunchy despite filling it with so many ingredients. The kimchi and radish were super flavorful and not too spicy! Kimchi was sooo good. Even though the side dishes were limited, I enjoyed the freshness and taste. I also tried the samgyetang (Korean chicken soup) and bibim naengmyeon (spicy cold noodles) for the first time. The samgyetang was light and hearty. The broth could have been a bit sweeter. I probably wouldn't order this again though because I like more flavor. Though the bibim naengmyeon was too spicy for me, it was refreshing. The noodles were chewy and the cucumbers added a nice crunch.

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    4.3
    (179 reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Pricey but delicious !!!…read more The location and the vibe around is just perfect for gathering with your group of friends and family . Not to mentioned, our server was amazing and patient with us since it was my first time. Although, she kinda knew us from the church she still treated us with respect like any other customer without any favoritism or whatesoever. She told me full details of the menu to which is usually ordered or popular at the moment, since I couldn't decide myself. I loved everything she recommended and can't wait to go back again. I specially loved the kalbi and pork tofu combo . We did get the stone bibimpap as well which was amazing !! And the seafood pancake . I think we ended up getting so much food that we ended up just sharing whole just enjoying each others company. My order: ( in the photo) Pork Tofu Soup 돼지고기 순두부 with kalbi combo! And Seafood Pancake 해물파전 The others ordered the half and half chicken and hot Hot-Stone Bi-Bim-Bap 나물돌솥비빔밥 . The side dishes was the best too and I love the kimchi specially. Can't wait to try other dish next time.

    I've done a couple of weekend dinners at Seoul Tofu House, and I've never been disappointed…read more Parking here is pretty easy so that's not a concern at all. Both times I've been here, it's always been very busy, but I've never had to wait for a table because they have a ton of seating. Even though it's pretty packed here, it's easy to have a conversation. The staff here are also pretty friendly and the food comes out quickly (though I wish the banchan would come out sooner). The food here is probably some of the best Korean food I've had in the greater Seattle area. I can think of maybe one other place that I would put on the same level as here. While I would argue that this is on the pricier end, I think the food quality really makes up for it. The kimchi made in-house is fantastic, and I've actually purchased some outside of the meal to take home to snack on later. I like the kimchi pancake and my go-to bibimbap is fresh and filling. Overall, Seoul Tofu House is a great spot, I wish they had another location somewhere up north. But for now, whenever I'm in the area this is my spot.

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    4.0
    (345 reviews)
    0.6 mi
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    Paul and team were great! Chosun's quality meats, banchan, and service were definitely things that…read morestood out as reasons to come back. The choices you have are abundant and there's a good variety of meats and seafood. They also have some great appetizers, the cold spicy noodles were a great finishing touch to the meal. We ordered 4 soju bottles + 1 cass with our dinner totaling to 300 after tip for a party of 4. It's on the pricier end, but if you're looking for a special occasion KBBQ experience in fed. I'd highly recommend stopping by, and if you omit the drinks you're looking at 200-230ish. It's clean, tasty, and is in our top 10 KBBQ spots to check out. We'll be back :)

    On Saturday, 5/16/26, we wanted to get Korean food, so chose to go to this restaurant in Federal…read moreWay, WA. Arrived for early dinner at 6:00 PM. Got seated promptly at a table with a grill. Looked at the menu and noticed it changed to have an AYCE Option as well as the regular one. It looked different than the previous one which had combos and whatnot for parties of 2 or more. Anyway, the 3 of us decided to get the Classic Combo for $38.99/per person. Initially requested for 2 orders of Beef Brisket, 2 Pork Belly, 2 Pork Gyoza, a Bulgogi French Fries and an Egg Roll along with 4 Rice bowls. For some odd reason, our grill at the table heated up very slowly even on high! Had to wait a while to grill the meat and took a long time to cook them because the induction was too low. After our first order of food items, we asked multiple times for more of the Beef Brisket, Pork Belly, Egg Rolls, Gyoza, Rice and Japchae (Stir Fried Glass Noodles). It seemed like the quality of the BBQ meat went down compared to our last visit. Maybe because they had changed it to a more prominent All-You-Can-Eat BBQ joint? I'm not quite sure, but we could definitely taste the difference in the meat quality. The other food items were tasty, though. Have to remember that their portion sizes changed to be smaller as well. I suppose they did that in order to save food inventory for the AYCE option in case not everyone finished their portions and had big amounts of leftover food. Service was pretty good, received decent table service and requests for refills on water, side dishes and additional menu item orders. Overall, we had a pleasant dine-in experience. Next time we may end up ordering from the regular menu. As for parking, it was actually pretty packed in the front and back of the restaurant. Guess it was a busy time for people to eat their dinner at the time we went.

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    Chicko Chicken

    Chicko Chicken

    4.0
    (50 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Been here twice now. First time we tried just the whole…read morefried chicken. Second time we tried 1/2 and 1/2, fried and yangnyum. Fried chicken was great. Super crispy and crunchy but not a ton of meat a more breading. It felt small for a half a chicken or even a whole chicken. Not sure what size chicken they use for "whole" chicken. Yangnyum was good but the chicken was not coated too well. Top ones barely had any sauce and bottom ones were drenched in sauce. I wish they would toss it in sauce a little more evenly. I do also wish they would include the 1 side radish with each order as for Korean fried chicken place, radishes come with chicken as a standard item. Like ketchup for fries. The online ordering was easy and effortless and was done a few minutes earlier than promised which was great. The employee was nice and I was able to pick up my order right away. Overall, I do like this place and will return but wish they could improve on some stuff like making sure sauce is evenly coated on all sauce based chicken.

    Took almost 2hrs on an order…read more At first, they mentioned to expect 30min. Then after 30min, they mentioned to wait for another 30min. Then after 30min, they asked me to wait for another 20min. Then when I asked again, they asked me to wait for another 40min. There were several online orders for sure. The main issue is not only about management. Its the attitude. The lady on the counter told me that "well you didnt lay yet so we cant do anything about it".

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    4.2
    (105 reviews)
    1.1 mi
    $$

    My friend and I probably didn't get the best dishes here, so I wasn't impressed with this visit -…read morebut only in terms of food quality. We were also misled in the fact that we thought we could get fried chicken here only to find out they don't have it on their menu anymore. This was during a Friday evening around 6pm, and my friend and I got seated immediately since the restaurant was empty. You've got a lot of tables inside that are relatively clean and seat mostly groups of 4 or so. News in Korean is playing on a TV nearby, and the interior just feels calming with the uniform wooden floors and tables. Menu is limited here though most of it is for their traditional hangover soups. My friend and I wanted some meat dishes so we got both their spicy pork and beef bulgogi on sizzling grills. Both meats came sizzling when brought to our table, though they weren't piping hot from what I remember. Spicy pork was hard to chew at times, and my friend had to spit out one piece because it was too hard. It wasn't too spicy though I think it would have benefited from more spice since the flavor wasn't too strong. The beef bulgogi was both of our favorites, though the color wasn't too appealing and I felt there was a ton of liquid, as if the beef was plated before all the water evaporated from the pan. Service was top-notch for both of us, though. Staff were attentive in answering our questions, grabbing our utensils and getting us water when we asked. I felt this was a one-off visit because we didn't get the dishes this place is more well-known for, so I'll come back again to have their hangover soups instead.

    They seated us quickly. The food is simple: soup or friend chicken! To which the answer is, of…read morecourse, both! Chicken: We got a half/half order of chicken. I'm.. weak, the spicy one was too spicy for me and next time I'll avoid it. Still, all the chicken was juicy and crispy and excellent. My friends got the green onion chicken-- delicious and I think they shred an entire HMart bundle of scallions onto the single dish. Soup: We got the brisket soup. I had too much chicken and side dishes (which they regularly replenished!) to really have much of it, but what I had was clear and tasty. I'm not really in this area much, but I'd recommend it to others! The location is a little odd and tucked away in a closed plaza, but plenty of parking and the food is good and the staff is quick.

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