One of my favorite places to eat in Seattle. The menu is inventive so the food is not only delicious but really interesting. For fine dining, it is well priced, you can get away with spending $75 per person and still get a phenomenal 3-course experience. They don't have cocktails here but there is a great list of wines and sakes to choose from (with a wide price range) + non-alcoholic options (again not cocktail format). The ambience is fantastic, especially for dates and special occasions but somehow it's still the kind of place where you'll feel comfortable if you're not celebrating anything and just want good food. Pro-tip: if you sit next to the windows, you'll get a gorgeous view of the city.
Dietary restrictions: Gluten allergy is relatively easy to accommodate here without missing out on anything special!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeremy Yowell
Nice spot in the neighborhood for an intimate, upscale dinner. The space is small, so plan to make reservations. Time it so you can see the sunset from the gorgeous views. In regards to the actual meal, while the food we received was tasty, nothing blew me away. For the price, I was left wanting more flavor and interesting dishes personally.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
Janelle Elysee
We were seated at the bar, which I think was a real treat. fantastic view downtown Seattle, the Olympics, and the sunset.
Each course was better than the last. We had the baguette, tempura with burrata, the filet mignon with the shrimp, iberico with polenta, the special tomato desert, and the peach desert. Zero complaints for any dish that we had. It was clear that each dish had the highest quality ingredients and the flavor profiles were unique. Mixing tempura with burrata was absolutely a win, so was the tomato desert dish. The dishes gave me the impression that the chefs just enjoy food and what they are doing. The portion size was decent, we were both very full after our meal.
And the ambiance was interesting. Almost like a private chef experience as opposed to eating at a larger restaurant. The chef has an affable personality so it was great speaking to him about the dishes. This place will be great alternative to eating in the city for a business dinner or a dinner out with your loved one.
Street parking, so maybe add some Time for that, but we were lucky and found some quickly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sorbet
Stephen Kidson
Beautiful ingredients not used to their potential. Filet mignon topped with unseasoned foie gras, Iberico Pluma coated in a sweet glaze. $30 to add black truffle to any main arbitrarily. Dining room partially used for storage, nice wine or sake offered in an ice bucket but then squeezed in the window sill in direct sunlight.
Overall a pleasant evening but it's not fine dining and it's not worth the price tag.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Fergus Yang
Great food and very nice service. The foie gras is very tasty. Will come again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
sophia trinh
For our latest date night, we discovered a true gem in our neighborhood: Iconiq Seattle. This intimate dining spot offers not only exceptional food but also a warm and welcoming atmosphere, thanks to Chef Kawai and his thoughtful creations.
We started our meal with the burrata and asparagus. Each bite was a perfect balance of creamy and crisp, and the presentation was stunning. The dish looked like an art piece, almost too beautiful to eat—but we're glad we did!
The highlight of our evening was the filet mignon with wasabi butter. This dish was nothing short of perfection. The filet mignon was incredibly tender, practically melting in our mouths. The wasabi butter added a subtle kick that enhanced the flavor without overpowering the delicate meat.
For dessert, we had the soy sauce ice cream with apples and walnuts. This innovative dessert was super delicious, reminiscent of salted caramel but with a unique twist. The combination of flavors was both surprising and delightful, making it a perfect end to our meal.
Chef Kawai's friendly demeanor and obvious passion for his craft made our experience even more memorable. It's clear that he puts a lot of thought and care into every dish he creates, making dining at Iconiq Seattle a truly special experience.
Whether you're planning a romantic date night or simply want to treat yourself to an exceptional meal, Iconiq Seattle is a must-visit. We can't wait to return and explore more of their menu which will change with the reason!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kanhar Munshi
This is some of the best high end food I have had in Seattle. Quiet and unassuming place - and on the more expensive side, but well worth a visit!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Mindy Stern
A Genuine Gem - only the freshest, in-season fish, meat, vegetables. Japanese and French influences. Superb views of Seattle at sunset are a bonus. Worth a trip from anywhere. One of the best Seattle restaurants. Bring your out of town guests and wow them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Gloria
Excellent dining culinary experience. Can’t wait to try more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Linda Irrgang
I’ve been dining here for several years, including with a group of “foodie” diners. It’s always excellent in every way. On long light days you can enjoy the view over the sound to the mountains. It’s stunning. And so is chef Toshi’s innovative and delicious cuisine. It’s the best Japanese fusion I’ve ever had. I could eat there everyday!
One of my favorite places to eat in Seattle. The menu is inventive so the food is not only delicious but really interesting. For fine dining, it is well priced, you can get away with spending $75 per person and still get a phenomenal 3-course experience. They don't have cocktails here but there is a great list of wines and sakes to choose from (with a wide price range) + non-alcoholic options (again not cocktail format). The ambience is fantastic, especially for dates and special occasions but somehow it's still the kind of place where you'll feel comfortable if you're not celebrating anything and just want good food. Pro-tip: if you sit next to the windows, you'll get a gorgeous view of the city.
Dietary restrictions: Gluten allergy is relatively easy to accommodate here without missing out on anything special!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Nice spot in the neighborhood for an intimate, upscale dinner. The space is small, so plan to make reservations. Time it so you can see the sunset from the gorgeous views. In regards to the actual meal, while the food we received was tasty, nothing blew me away. For the price, I was left wanting more flavor and interesting dishes personally.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 4
We were seated at the bar, which I think was a real treat. fantastic view downtown Seattle, the Olympics, and the sunset.
Each course was better than the last. We had the baguette, tempura with burrata, the filet mignon with the shrimp, iberico with polenta, the special tomato desert, and the peach desert. Zero complaints for any dish that we had. It was clear that each dish had the highest quality ingredients and the flavor profiles were unique. Mixing tempura with burrata was absolutely a win, so was the tomato desert dish. The dishes gave me the impression that the chefs just enjoy food and what they are doing. The portion size was decent, we were both very full after our meal.
And the ambiance was interesting. Almost like a private chef experience as opposed to eating at a larger restaurant. The chef has an affable personality so it was great speaking to him about the dishes. This place will be great alternative to eating in the city for a business dinner or a dinner out with your loved one.
Street parking, so maybe add some
Time for that, but we were lucky and found some quickly.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Sorbet
Beautiful ingredients not used to their potential. Filet mignon topped with unseasoned foie gras, Iberico Pluma coated in a sweet glaze. $30 to add black truffle to any main arbitrarily. Dining room partially used for storage, nice wine or sake offered in an ice bucket but then squeezed in the window sill in direct sunlight.
Overall a pleasant evening but it's not fine dining and it's not worth the price tag.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 3
Service: 3
Great food and very nice service. The foie gras is very tasty. Will come again.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
For our latest date night, we discovered a true gem in our neighborhood: Iconiq Seattle. This intimate dining spot offers not only exceptional food but also a warm and welcoming atmosphere, thanks to Chef Kawai and his thoughtful creations.
We started our meal with the burrata and asparagus. Each bite was a perfect balance of creamy and crisp, and the presentation was stunning. The dish looked like an art piece, almost too beautiful to eat—but we're glad we did!
The highlight of our evening was the filet mignon with wasabi butter. This dish was nothing short of perfection. The filet mignon was incredibly tender, practically melting in our mouths. The wasabi butter added a subtle kick that enhanced the flavor without overpowering the delicate meat.
For dessert, we had the soy sauce ice cream with apples and walnuts. This innovative dessert was super delicious, reminiscent of salted caramel but with a unique twist. The combination of flavors was both surprising and delightful, making it a perfect end to our meal.
Chef Kawai's friendly demeanor and obvious passion for his craft made our experience even more memorable. It's clear that he puts a lot of thought and care into every dish he creates, making dining at Iconiq Seattle a truly special experience.
Whether you're planning a romantic date night or simply want to treat yourself to an exceptional meal, Iconiq Seattle is a must-visit. We can't wait to return and explore more of their menu which will change with the reason!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This is some of the best high end food I have had in Seattle. Quiet and unassuming place - and on the more expensive side, but well worth a visit!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
A Genuine Gem - only the freshest, in-season fish, meat, vegetables. Japanese and French influences. Superb views of Seattle at sunset are a bonus. Worth a trip from anywhere. One of the best Seattle restaurants. Bring your out of town guests and wow them.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Excellent dining culinary experience. Can’t wait to try more!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I’ve been dining here for several years, including with a group of “foodie” diners. It’s always excellent in every way. On long light days you can enjoy the view over the sound to the mountains. It’s stunning. And so is chef Toshi’s innovative and delicious cuisine. It’s the best Japanese fusion I’ve ever had. I could eat there everyday!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
Good and unique food. Good service
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Duck Breast
Toshi is a wonderful chef and cooked up some delights!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of our new favorite places!
Really amazing food with a very friendly environment with a hands on chef owner. Highly recommended.
Service was impeccable. Food was amazing. It is rare to find somewhere that can accommodate a celiac so well. My new fav!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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