17 Best Japanese Restaurants near Maple Valley

“I’ve been to many sushi spots, spanning from Seattle to Los Angeles to New York to Japan. Hands down, without needing to take a trip to Tokyo, this is the best sushi spot. If pizza is about the dough, sushi is about the rice and this place hits different. You won’t be disappointed.“

“great food,and supper friendly stuff will be back again“

“Four Corners is a beloved Gem in Maple Valley Four Corners Area. I prefer to cook myself but when time doesn’t permit or whatever the circumstance is… I call in and pick up🎉“Four Corners Teriyaki” doesn’t disappoint and stays consistent with their famous Chicken Teriyaki and famous macaroni salad. Many Blessings to you Four Corners Teriyaki!“

“Had a family dine in. Food had good flavors, enough portion size. The ambience was traditional. Felt little awkward when food was served in take away boxes, but later it became a good strategy to pack left overs. Would definitely visit again.“

“Food was pretty good. Solid burger and plenty of fries. Service was fine: friendly enough and all business. I'd probably make a bigger effort to eat there, but this place is desperately in need of a deep clean and spruce-up. The entire dining area is grimey and dingy.“

“Tried the chicken bowl for the first time and wow — easily some of the best grilled teriyaki I’ve had, period. The chicken was charred to perfection, full of flavor, and juicy. The white rice was cooked just right — soft, fluffy, and a perfect match for the teriyaki. On top of that, the service was fast and super friendly. I totally get why this place has such high ratings. Can’t wait to come back!“

“Great food and quick service“

“I. Love. This. Place. They are our go-to teriyaki spot and have been for years, but what I really love is that they are family run and get to know and care about their customers. Highly, highly recommend!“

“I tried this place for the first time today. Ordered spicy chicken teriyaki. I didn't like how they put onions and carrots mixed with the chicken. They also didn't give teriyaki sauce to put on your rice. The food was just alright, for what I spent ($15) There's plenty of better teriyaki places in Kent.“

“Have been going to this place for quite a while now and I'm Never going back!! I went in there and got my family dinner and spent around $75.00 dollars well a time after that I went and spent almost $60 i got home to eat and my rice right along with my husband's the rice was hard not even cooked all the way. I called and a young guy answered the phone I told him and he asked me my name and he said that he will write my name in the book to replace my meal. So I go another time to try and get it plus ordered side items like potstickers and other items I told the lady that my name was in the book and she played dum! So last night after 4 I reorder it and went to pick it up and a different guy told me it will be $22 and some change and told me that they don't have a book with my name in it and he didn't even ask me my name!! SMH I think they should stand behind what they said! I will diffently not be going there ever again“

“I drove around during my lunch break yesterday and decided to give this place a try. Overall, the service was excellent and the staff were very friendly. I ordered the sashimi set, which came with complimentary miso soup, I believe. The portion was more than enough for me. Everything was fresh and delicious—I'll definitely be back. Highly recommended!“

“This place is a gem in a “good food wasteland.” Black Diamond has been growing, and some of the new stuff is pretty good. But this place has been there for a long time (at least ten years). Classic PNW style teriyaki and a thousand other offerings, including an extraordinary cheeseburger that reminds me of the old Pick Quick in Fife. Chef’s kiss! Huge helpings and incredibly friendly small family run and family-owned business. They have a nice restaurant, always clean and always seating. (Restrooms are always very clean and well-stocked as well.) I love this place and cannot recommend it enough!

Vegetarian options: They offer many dishes, all easy to replace meat with (delicious, well-prepared, not soggy) tofu.

Parking: While parking may be sometimes limited directly in front of the door, the restaurant sits in a huge parking lot, with Disabled parking up front.

Kid-friendliness: They have many kid-friendly options, especially if your child likes cheeseburgers like mine does!

Wheelchair accessibility: There is a ramp to the door, and tables are far enough apart to easily accommodate a wheelchair or a walker, etc. The restrooms are also ADA friendly, with plenty of room and accessible sink and towels.“

“OMG the woman that works up front is AMAZING!!!! So sweet and kind. She literally chats with all her customers and genuinely cares for everyone that walks through the door like a mother would. ??? She even bagged up all our leftovers for us with a smile.
Fast service and the Food is excellent. The red sauce with the egg rolls was so good and the T5 Chicken Breast Teriyaki is my new fave. We are Traveling.... but if we're in this neck of the woods I would definitely go back. Thank you for the GREAT experience.“

“Friendly Service and excellent Teriyaki of various kinds!“

“I tried the fried rice today it was so good. The workers were really friendly and welcoming here. The guy and the lady that were working here they were pretty nice. I might come here again for it all. The food here is out of bounds. That means extremely good. 😊The owner is such a nice man.“

“We love Trapper's a bit pricey but well worth it. Only complaint I have is we ordered the teryiaki chicken tonight with some Sushi rolls. The teryiaki chicken was very bland had not taste to it. 🤔😒“

“The portions are good, the food is good, but the service/people are exceptional. For the last one alone, I will be back. They brought us an extra bowl of soup for the 4 of us. My youngest is a toddler so she shared my meal but ate all of my soup. :) So, so friendly. Thank you!“