HI LIFE
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A wonderful experience starting with our server Thomas. His attentiveness to our needs and others was unbelievable. He helped an elderly couple who asked them how to reheat ther leftovers in the best way possible. His explanation was above and beyond what is normal. The bartender, Will, worked together with Thomas to pair a wonderful smoked soju with our baked butter moji desert. It was wonderful!!!. Later the owner, Jason came out to talk to us and gave us the Hawaiian Aloha...read full review
Their tuna burger is out of this world! 🌎 a must try.
Quick little ferry ride over and this place needs to be on your must try list. I still think about this place weeks after eating there. Will for sure be back soon just to have another bowl for lunch. Wait was minimal, am pls searing, solid poke selection. We also loved just the raw sashimi versions that didn’t have much sauce. So much to pick from option wise and the drinks were killer and a hit as well.
Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 7PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 8PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 8PM |
HI LIFE is a restaurant known for its wonderful and amazing food, with a strong reputation for having the best poke in Washington State. The 206 curry remains a customer favorite, described as a cozy and comforting meal with depth and warmth, often compared to a hug from a grandma. The poke bowls, including the salmon yuzu and tofu poke, receive high praise for their freshness and large portions, featuring marinated and authentic toppings made with sushi-grade ahi. The chirashi bowls are also a hit, showcasing incredible quality food. The restaurant is a small family business, recognized for its high-quality ingredients and super nice staff, who are described as wholesome. Although it may appear unassuming from the outside, customers agree that the delicious food and authentic experience make it worth the visit, especially for ferry travelers looking for a great meal.