Sushi Kashiba
Omakase from sushi master Shiro Kashiba.
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About Sushi Kashiba
Sushi Kashiba is the Bellevue extension of Chef Shiro Kashiba's legacy — the Seattle sushi master who trained under Jiro Ono and helped define Pacific Northwest sushi. Reserve the omakase counter and let the itamae guide the meal course by course; there is no better sushi experience on the Eastside.
Highlights
What makes it special
- Chef Shiro Kashiba lineage — trained under Jiro Ono
- Omakase counter with 20 seats and an itamae guiding each course
- Aged nigiri, Hokkaido uni in season, and local Puget Sound fish
What you'll experience
The visit, in detail
Twenty seats at a cypress counter, an itamae working directly in front of you, and a procession of nigiri that moves from delicate to rich over 90 minutes. Expect Hokkaido uni in season, aged bluefin, and pieces of local Puget Sound fish you won't find elsewhere. The sake pairing is worth the upgrade.
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When to visit
Book the omakase counter — first seating 5:30 pm, second seating 8 pm; reserve four weeks out.
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Know before you go
Omakase is the way — the a-la-carte side is fine but the counter is why you come. Dress smart-casual. Valet at Lincoln Square; validate at the host.
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