Sushi Kansai This is the one advertised in the US Bank Building on 5th Ave. I was the only customer there at approximately 1015. They open at 1000, and I wanted a late breakfast, early lunch. Customer Care: There were 6 - 7 folk behind the counter, busily at work. I stood around, being ignored until I finally asked if they were open - knowing they were supposed to be serving. Food: I ordered a Miso Soup, politely emphasizing that I would enjoy having it very hot - that I did not favor lukewarm soup. My soup and Pacific Roll were fine, served and presented without need for any rectification. It was obvious when a more mature man in street dress came in to direct the staff behind the counter - that the management had arrived. When I left he directed the "thank you's" in my direction. I hope the other branch on 4th Ave, near Pike's Place Market - across the street from Walgreens, and with ATT in the same building, has better service. I will try there next time. read more

Fresh! Tasty! Great sushi selection and reasonably priced. Would definitely go back again. The maguro tuna was fresh caught.

It was super expensive. It didn't taste bad but the few rolls we got were $100. They also forgot all the utensils and soy sauce.

Surprise discovery while walking around downtown. Interesting menu with many options. Friendly crew. Quick service. And reasonable price!

Came here for lunch with my coworker. While we weren't in a rush, they were still able to make our dishes quickly! I was very surprised with the flavor in my udon and how great my spicy salmon hand roll tasted. The hand roll was so good, that I definitely want to come back to try the sushi. I would recommend the udon if you're feeling for some broth. My coworker got the miso ramen and she enjoyed that as well. The only reason why I'm deducting a star is that we asked a simple question of what size the udon is since it's under the "sides" portion of their menu, and the sushi chef just told me to ask the cashier. It was a simple question that anyone should be able to answer! By the way, the udon is a good size to eat for lunch! read more

At a conference nearby. Needed quick and light lunch. This place served it up great. Huge menu with lots of rolls, salads, bowls. Etc. For fast food sushi, it was tasty. A good blob of wasabi and a bot of soy on the table and you're off and running. I ordered a salad combo. Got a nice pile of mixed greens with a vinegary dressing and scoop of fake crab. Does anyone still believe that white fish is actually crabmeat? I have some land to sell you! The california roll with thin slices of tuna on top was fresh and light. Cherry blossom it was called? The cashier was fast. 16 bucks in the heart of Seattle downtown. Free hot green tea too. read more

Sushi kudasai is horrible. How it has so many stars I have no idea. For starters, there is an odd, off-putting smell about the place. Presentation was terrible. I had the philly roll and the rice was uneven and a lot of it fell off. My gf had two separate items, the second one she couldn't finish because it was that bad. The only pro to this place is you're only out five dollars and a few bathroom trips if you eat here. I am sure Seattle has better sushi restaurants. read more

Bleck. Not sure if I came here on the wrong day or not, but I ordered tuna over rice and all the tuna was very slim and dry and turning a little white. I knew I should have been wary of a food court sushi spot, but I was new to working in the area and the craving for fast sushi hit me so hard I had no other option (until I discovered Urban Sushi Kitchen). The rolls might be a safer bet if you're craving some seaweed and rice covered goodness and the cooked dishes might be fine. Otherwise, I'd stay away from the sashimi. Raw fish is something I don't want to mess with! read more

Sometimes I get sushi cravings. Actually I get sushi cravings a lot. When I get sushi cravings during dinner time, there are plenty of choices, but during lunch, Sushi Kudasai must suffice. Eating at Sushi Kudasai is like a train wreck you can't stop watching, or a bad relationship that you just won't end. I bring me to the table, and you bring sushi, it's a terrible relationship, but I get what I want, wham bam thank you ma'am. I take that back, it's not a bad relationship, I've never gotten sick or the runs, it's just a fruitless, convenient one, like dating a roommate. You'll go to Sushi Kudasai anyways because you'll do what you gotta do. It doesn't matter if your nigiri hasn't been remotely squeezed and falls apart the moment you poke it. It's all good, Kudasai means 'Please give me", it's a desperate plea, nobody is going to judge, we're friends here, it's a safe place, Sushi Kudasai serves it's purpose. However, just a block away is another Sushi Kudasai, while equally unimpressive the one in Century Square does have bigger portion sizes. read more

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Quick, convenient and reasonably tasty sushi place inside of City Center. Prices were reasonable, but I wasn't wowed by either my rolls or the nigiri I had. Basically the definitely of A-OK - you're not gonna walk out feeling like you blew too much money or hated what you had, but there's nothing particularly memorable. A good option if you want a quick sushi fix and work or play in the core of downtown. read more

Super quick & fish tastes pretty fresh. They have quite the variety of rolls, some pretty solid nigiri choices and some excellent lunch specials if you can't make up your mind. Rolls start about $5 while lunch specials are about $10. Mmm, my favorite is the spicy salmon. Although their little fried tofu piece is delicious!! The menu online is really helpful. Nice little spot in the heart of City Center so it's a perfect jog for lunch. read more

Tried this place on a whim with a friend, in town for a conference. It's located inside of a building, so don't be fooled by the signs on the outside and trying to find a way inside. This is a smallish place, walk in and order at the counter. They have a decent variety of rolls and some lunch combos. The prices were very reasonable and the amount of food you get is a good value. The rolls are deceptively big compared to the pictures. I ordered a spicy salmon, shrimp tempura and Las Vegas roll. I thought that the rolls were average tasting, and they do have a lot more rice than I usually see. Probably to keep the costs down. I think 2 rolls would be fine for a relatively hungry adult, as the 3 I ordered were a bit too much and couldn't finish. Overall I think this place is good for a quick sushi lunch, were you get no frills, decent value, and are not looking to be wow-ed. read more

Mmm, yummy Zen Roll & Avocado Salad. The salad had beautiful pieces of avocado set aside. Most of the rolls could've been more tight. I like how the menu is presented and staff didn't appear to have mexican worker bees. read more

Not the best sushi I have ever had. It's pretty good when you are crunched for time. It's also close to work and they are quick with my order. I also go there for the service, They are always so friendly and kind. It's also super clean and I will continue going there for the quick and friendly service. read more

Not the best sushi I've had. The sushi fell apart easily and the California roll was a bit too mushy in texture. They serve hot green tea for free, and the service was fast and attentive. read more

Super fast, and reasonable prices. They have Tamari so I can order sushi easily. I usually get the lite lunch and an avocado roll and it's about $15. The salmon and yellowtail are consistently good. Lately the tuna has been a little tough & grainy- sinceBlue C sushi closed this is my go-to downtown for a sushi lunch, and i am very glad they are there. Free green tea with your purchase also. read more

YES! This is my third visit to Seattle, and I have FINALLY found out how to get to Sushi Kudasai. This is important, because it is officially the healthiest and tastiest option for me if I'm here for a convention. Most days it's Potbelly and Jimmy John's, and that's simply not a good time. I'd much rather spend my $10-$15 on sushi that's ACTUALLY freaky fast, but still manages to taste delicious and look beautiful. It's kind of uncanny. This place is run by a Japanese staff, so that does help me appreciate it a little more. The fish is surprisingly fresh and wasn't dry. It didn't have that icky chewy texture that I've found in other sushi restaurants. And I mean it when I say it was freaky fast. I ordered, I sat down, I got up to get a cup of water, and suddenly my food was ready. Truly fast food without being greasy and terrible for you. There's no need for me to find other places to eat. I've found the only place worth going to close to the convention center. read more

The Salmon nigiri rice bases were stuck together, and the Salmon was a bit warm. I had to use a spoon to pull the nigiri apart. It was not formed individually, and the rice did not hold together well. I ended up using a spoon to eat it. read more

Food is delicious, service is quick great place to meet for lunch!! The restroom could use a little TLC other than that everything was great. read more

Forget ut. Food worse than mediocre. Prices ok but service is...what is the word...abyyssimal. Screw your money...save yourself and stay AWAY!!!! read more

OK sushi for a fast lunch. It seems like most people who end up eating here work in City Centre or nearby. I had the salmon platter (1 salmon roll and 6 pieces of salmon nigiri) for $12. While it was prepped very quickly, the fish was served too warm. The seaweed and rice were pretty tasty though! So, better than QFC sushi for the same price, but definitely not up to my usual sushi restaurant standards... think sushi fast food! read more

Salmon in salmon platter is thick, tough, and flavorless. Too much rice, no sesame. They forgot to include wasabi. No seaweed or tofu in the miso soup. I asked to have avocado added to my salmon roll, and it caused mayhem and a chef was yelled at for forgetting. They could have just told me No. Why is it so difficult to find good non super fancy sushi in this town :( read more

Is seriously, just "ok". I was disappointed that they didnt have spider roll. But I saw the Roll & Udon, and I thought that would be a PERFECT lunch. Well, I've never had Udon that has Spinach and Western Cabbage all over the top before. Usually is just seaweed and a couple pieces of fish cake thing, but this is like a bowl of salad on top, and you gota stir it and everything, because I don't think raw vegies & udon taste good together. & Then there were the tables, so cramped and small, I know is designed for a "quick bite" or a to-go to bring back to offices, but the tables ("booths") are like impossible to get in to. By the time you manage to get in, the table would be too far for u to reach. Anyways, overall, is really just OK read more

This place took me by surprise. It is very unassuming when you walk by. However this spot has amazing Sushi for the price. Supermarket sushi prices but so much fresher and tastier. The sashimi was of high quality and had generous proportions. Looking forward to going back on future lunch breaks. read more

Friendly service, pretty damn good sushi and super fast. Dropped in last minute with a large order and the staff were super friendly and helpful. Order took less than 10 minutes to prepare. Will certainly god back again. read more

GREAT experience. I had a spicy tuna and some manner of veggie roll. The construction was a little sloppy but the taste- ohhhhhh fantastic. I haven't had better sushi rice anywhere. Great first meal on this trip to Seattle!! Update- looks like I caught lightning in a bottle that first visit. Second was in a busier period with more staff but the food was worse. Rolls quite sloppy and I'd not had chosen a return visit. Not incompetent, just not great. read more

Fish was warm Overprice ginger and it smells like windex water was very dry and stale

Really good sushi place for those who work in downtown. Service is quick, welcoming and the quality tastes fresh. I've never had any problems. From California rolls to sashimi, to their daily specials, there's enough on the lunch menu to satisfy one's sushi craving. read more

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Inside City Center on the Second floor is a fast sushi place. I was here at the height of the lunch rush and there was a steady stream of people in and out of this place. It helps to know what you want before you get to the register, and it helps to listen carefully as the ladies behind the counter call out the orders to go. A good choice on the menu is the sashimi salad, which is green leafy lettuce and sesame oil dressing with half a dozen pieces of sashimi. It comes with soy sauce and wasabi paste (of course) and those actually add to the salad taste. That may sound gross, fish with salad, but it works. And it's ten bucks so you are in and out in a few minutes with lunch for ten bucks. Sweet. If you read my reviews, you know I *LOVE* sushi. This fish was not "the best" but it was good quality and cut well. One piece was a little thin but I am giving them the benefit of the doubt because it was busy - there were three people in front of me and six behind me in line. I would call this place a 'to go' place - although there *are* tables, they are dear and those who get them will be subjected to the noise and crowds of people waiting for their orders. This is a good choice for a light lunch. If you are looking for a place to sit, I recommend you cross the street to Union Square and look for outdoor tables - if the weather permits, of course. There also are benches upstairs in the plaza that are sheltered from rain, but not necessarily wind. Of course you also can just take it back to your desk. read more

OK I know this is a fast food style sushi joint but awesome sushi and super quick. Not to mention terribly friendly staff. I will be back often. I had the lite combo and it was just what I needed to keep up with reducing the tonnage. read more

This is a pretty good place to grab a quick lunch. Everyone here is friendly and the service is pretty fast. It's a little expensive but you can expect that being in the heart of downtown's business center. The quality of the sushi is good for fast sushi but I wouldn't consider it the best in Seattle. I do love the combos they have and they give you a good amount of food. The best thing is that they actually give you a good amount of fish, not just a bunch of rice. Highly recommend this place if you're in the area, looking for good quality sushi that doesn't take too much time. read more

Is it the best sushi in the world? No. That being said, when I am at work and craving sushi, Sushi Kudasai definitely hits the spot. They have many different combos that aren't terribly priced and fill me up. I've liked every roll and piece of sushi I've had here. I've also had their udon and it's pretty good. The staff is really nice as well. read more

"Sushi Kudasai" means "Sushi Please" and I cannot agree more whenever I go to Seattle and see their sign. This is a great eatery to go to if you want quick, delicious cold sushi for a simple and low price (under $10). The fish is all sushi-grade and is always chilled to a nice temperature, and the rolls despite how fast they are made are always pretty and appealing just as if you were sitting down to eat at a "real" sushi restaurant. There is something for everyone, even the person who may be squeamish about sushi as they have rolls with imitation crab instead of raw fish. The miso soup is also delicious and simple. The rice for the rolls is NEVER crunchy and is always cooked/steamed well. My favorite roll at Sushi Kudasai is their philly roll which is cream cheese, avocado, cucumber and salmon. It is filling, tasty and perfectly balanced in proportion. I would eat here every week if I lived in Seattle. read more

We ate here for lunch every day while in Seattle. The sushi is fresh delicious and inexpensive

By far the quickest and most convenient sushi joint in walking distance of City Centre. The rolls are hearty, the ambiance is adequate, and the owners are always coming up with new and tasty rolls. From 12-1:30 it's absolutely packed! Get something to go and grab a chair on the 2nd floor lobby and enjoy the view. I recommend the Las Vegas Roll and the Spicy Sashimi Don. Can't go wrong. read more

After walking 15 blocks to get here they won't serve anything 10 minutes before they close. People inside are still eating and it looks like they just got their food. read more

My favorite lunch downtown. The Creamy Pop Poke just makes me happy in my heart and turns a bad day into a good one without fail. The staff are all friendly and clearly know how to make sushi well. The only disadvantage is how quickly the line grows at noon. read more

This sushi is always fresh and amazing. The service is incredible and everyone there is so friendly. Try the seared Ahi, it's my favorite.

Downtown Seattle has a secret hidden sushi cafe and luckily the tourists don't know about it. Tucked up and away in the City Center building, the working folks in the area know how good the sushi is! This based on the long line extending out of the cafe. Normally I judge a sushi restaurant by how good the sashimi is which led me to get the Lite Lunch 8 piece sashimi set. Mouthwatering, melt in your mouth right within the first few bites! The grade the amazingly smooth and well worth the $10. I had added a cucumber roll which came super fresh and large. I'm so used to getting such teeny tiny rolls comparatively. The seating here is pretty small and limited. Most people on their lunch hours got their orders to go and were served pretty efficiently. i've yet to try any of the rolls, but already visions of sushi are dancing in my head here and soon into my mouth. Super fast and friendly staff is an added bonus! read more

The sushi was good but my wife has celiac disease; we ordered the sashimi salad with gluten-free soy sauce (Tamari) on the side. We made them let us watch them pour the Tamari (off brand) from a big jug to a small container. But either the Tamari was fake or the knives used to cut the sushi were contaminated with wheat or soy and now we are suffering the consequences. read more