Waji's by Uwajimaya Poke Bar

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About Waji's by Uwajimaya Poke Bar

Waji's by Uwajimaya Poke Bar offers a variety of poke options, featuring generous serving sizes and affordable prices. The poke is generally fresh and delicious, with the ability to customize orders by adding extras like furikake, ginger, and seaweed salad. Customers have praised the high quality and fresh taste of the poke, particularly enjoying combinations like furikake salmon and mayo salmon with a rice and mixed greens base. The portions of the proteins are noted to be generous for the price point of around $13 after tax. The food court area provides seating, making it a convenient option for a quick and tasty poke meal, though it can be limited at times. Additionally, the 1/2 roasted duck lunch special is highlighted as one of the best preparations of duck, priced at $18 and enough food for two, perfectly cooked and juicy. Overall, Waji's is considered a must-visit spot in Seattle.

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Recent Reviews

3.9
38 ratings
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3.1
Atmosphere
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Service
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Great combo. Fantastic BBQ pork and Roast pork for about $12. A deal in Seattle. Generous portions and delicious taste.
I got the jumbo combo with General Tso's, the mongolian beef, fried rice and chow mein. Portion was large but the quality was not good. Likely the worst fried rice I've ever had, and the General Tso's chicken seemed like chicken nuggets in sauce as everything was completely uniform in size and bland, relying completely on the sauce to save the dish. Sadly Safeway has much better fare. Maybe the Poke is better but I won't be eating here again.
In Seattle, where an average lunch out seems to cost $30+, you really can’t beat a $12.00 plate lunch! I usually get the Lucky Meal with sweet and sour pork or mapo tofu. The staff are very generous with the portion sizes, making it easy to split into two or even three meals. There are many wonderful places to eat in the ID, but if you’re in a hurry and need something affordable and quick a few minutes from the Link station, this is the place!

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Hours

Monday 11AM - 7PM
Tuesday 11AM - 7PM
Wednesday 11AM - 7PM
Thursday 11AM - 7PM
Friday 11AM - 7PM
Saturday 11AM - 7PM
Sunday 11AM - 7PM
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