Musashi Newsroom
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Their basic rolls are a great deal. Portion sizes (fish portion) is generous. The arrangement is visually pleasing, and the flavor was tasty.
They put so much care into the sushi. It’s always perfectly made and super tasty. I appreciate this level of care so much, it’s rare these days. Plus the guy making the sushi is so so nice!
I love to go here for coffee and sushi. The quality of everything is high. The coffee tastes smooth. I did not experience any bitter taste. And the sushi was perfect. I modified the dragon roll and had it warmed in the oven and I added mango sauce with half the cream cheese. I usually eat gluten free but I cheated today just for this roll so I'm not sure what the gfree options are. And the owner/management are really nice. This place makes me feel happy and calm. If you go after...read full review
Hours
| Monday | 9AM - 8PM |
| Tuesday | 8:30AM - 8PM |
| Wednesday | 8:30AM - 8PM |
| Thursday | 8:30AM - 8PM |
| Friday | 8:30AM - 8PM |
| Saturday | 1 - 7:30PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
Musashi Newsroom offers the best price for sushi in Seattle with larger portions and great flavor. While it can be a little hard to find with limited parking, the service is excellent, and they often provide bonuses to make up for any inconveniences. The restaurant has a nice interior and offers vegetarian rolls as well as being kid-friendly. Customers praise the tasty food, great prices, and kind staff, whether dining in or taking out. The Krab Delight cooked sushi roll is a standout, with crispy furikake and quick service. The presentation of the sushi is good, and the rolls are solid and made with care. The chef is known for making art out of the sushi, which adds to the experience. Seating may be a bit tricky for larger groups, but overall, the atmosphere is cozy. Parking is mainly street parking, and visitors often find a spot easily. The restaurant is hidden inside an apartment building, with a small door that is open on weekends, making it a bit tricky to locate but worth the effort. Customers enjoy the friendly staff and the delicious food that keeps them coming back whenever they crave sushi.