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The well known Omakase experience in Seattle - Taneda!
The well known Omakase experience in Seattle - Taneda! Super professional sushi making and top notch ingredients reservations are a bit hard to get.
For 8/9/25.
Service was great as always. There were 9 seats. 1) sweet corn from California made tofu style, Okinawan prawn and scallops of Hokkaido with dashi 2) Tairagai aka Japanese penshell and sous vide octopus. So tender. 3) Japanese eggplant paste s
WOW. Easily the best omakase I've ever had in Seattle,
WOW. Easily the best omakase I've ever had in Seattle, hands down. If I could come every month, I would... but let's be real, my bank account would not approve We originally had our anniversary dinner booked at Scratch, but they canceled
Top tier food and service! Had so many different types of
Top tier food and service! Had so many different types of fishes from Japan, very fresh. Best kaiseki in Seattle
For me the best restaurant in Seattle.
Comparable to 3 Michelin rated restaurants I have experienced around the world. You can tell that Taneda San spends plenty of thinking about the menu each season. His use of monk fish liver is to die for.
They say money can't buy happiness, but it sure can buy
They say money can't buy happiness, but it sure can buy great sushi. I normally put some effort into my reviews, but in this case the restaurant does all the heavy lifting. There's nothing I can write that hasn't been included here be
Best omakase experience in Seattle that I've had, better
Best omakase experience in Seattle that I've had, better than Shiro's (great value though!), Kashiba, LTD, and Scratch (RIP, this place was great too). Nice to have that intimate feel and everything was well prepared. There's only two
A bit of an ironic review update as my last review included
A bit of an ironic review update as my last review included my first two visits during spring and fall seasons. And I now have accomplished visiting the remaining summer and winter menus as well, after rounding out the entire calendar season I can co
Took forever to get reservations! But after eating here I
Took forever to get reservations! But after eating here I see why! This was in the Top 10 meals over ever eaten. Pictures don't do this place justice.
Taneda Sushi is truly one of the best dining experiences in
Taneda Sushi is truly one of the best dining experiences in Seattle - if you can get a reservation. I had been trying for years, and thanks to a generous friend who noticed a last-minute cancellation, I finally got the chance to experience it. Someon
I tried numerous times to get a seat but was unsuccessful.
But a buddy had the secret sauce and I finally was able to go. It's tough to find and I was a bit late. Great fish, and a fun night. Its reputation is deserved and even though it's tough to get in, it's a destination event.
I went here a few days ago, and the waiters were rude, we
I went here a few days ago, and the waiters were rude, we asked for a cup of water and it took about 20 minutes for the water to get to our table, the food was kinda good but it had a long brown piece of hair in my FOOD, but the waiters are so rude,
[Went last year] First time experiencing such high end
[Went last year] First time experiencing such high end omakase. I think it turned out to be 23 courses. I loved how Chef Taneda comes up with a new menu every month based on what is in season. He explained that he video calls his providers in Japan
Updated that they no longer can accommodate gluten free,
Updated that they no longer can accommodate gluten free, which is unfortunate. I am happy I was able to experience dining here and am hopeful that they have a gluten free option at some point in the future.
In the top 5 omakase spots for Seattle (if you manage to
In the top 5 omakase spots for Seattle (if you manage to get a spot)... Taneda's been on my radar for the longest time. Somehow, this place is exceptionally hard to book (on Tock) compared to other great omakase spots in Seattle, so it took some pla
In the top 5 omakase spots for Seattle (if you manage to get a spot)
Taneda's been on my radar for the longest time. Somehow, this place is exceptionally hard to book (on Tock) compared to other great omakase spots in Seattle, so it took some planning and agility+good luck to get a table. The spot has lots of characte
Pretty good, but not the best in Seattle
Staff are friendly and welcoming and the space, albeit small, is inviting. The restaurant is at the end of an alley and not easy to find. The menu is a combination of sushi omakase and a kaiseki meal. Overall it was a nice dinner, although some seafo
Nestled among the stores along Broadway is the intimate
Nestled among the stores along Broadway is the intimate dining experience that is Taneda. At just 9 seats with 2 services a night, you'll be fighting for a reservation, the hardest part of eating here. But when you're finally sitting down at the coun
Thanks to one of my friend's quick hands, we were able to
Thanks to one of my friend's quick hands, we were able to reserve a spot at the tough-to-book Taneda Sushi and I had the pleasure of enjoying the works of Chef Taneda. You can tell he cares about his craft as he carefully puts together each course wi
Yummy and good service Tastes are surprising to me But
Yummy and good service Tastes are surprising to me But too hard to book in the table tho
Quality is great It is really good quality food great
Quality is great It is really good quality food great service. It's just a little expensive but I love
This should be an 8 star, 5 for yelp and 3 for Michelin!
This should be an 8 star, 5 for yelp and 3 for Michelin! Chef Taneda is great himself, the staff are friendly, and they also have Kaiseki which makes things more fun and interesting. There are lots of different flavors and tastes that are on par with
I have been there two times.
Best sushi I had. Want to share with my family (have met since 2018) but really hard to get a seat.
Absolutely one of the best if not the best out there.
It is pricey now, basically $300 a seat, but to be honest it is so worth it for a special occasion. The food is amazing and top tier. One of the best experiences and I would love to go again when the next special occasion happens in my life. Everythi
AMAZING!!!! All I can say is, if I could get a reservation
AMAZING!!!! All I can say is, if I could get a reservation every month; I would!! Service: impeccable Chef: amazing Food: sublime Can't wait to go again.
Spectacular Omakase experience that is out of this world.
Words cannot describe. Yes, it is nearly impossible to get a reservation here. I got lucky after two months of trying to get in and being on the waitlist. After receiving a notification of a seat becoming available last minute the day before, I booke
Best restaurant in Seattle.
Taneda was super friendly and inviting. My wife and I had the best time. Food was amazing and every piece I had was delicious. Unlike sushi by scratch or Takai in Bellevue, you feel full after the experience
*Better-late-than-never review for my dining experience in
*Better-late-than-never review for my dining experience in August 2022 :p*My friends visiting from out of town was lucky enough to get a reservation for the 5:30PM seating on a Wednesday night (never had luck myself after many months of trying).Food
best omakase in Seattle，chef often updated the menu，i
best omakase in Seattle，chef often updated the menu，i visited taneda 3 times ，always got surprise from them！
Y'all, this place actually lives up to the hype.
Every single dish was fantastic and kept getting better throughout the meal. Chef Taneda was incredibly personable, as was the other chef alongside him that night. There was so much attention to detail in every single dish - reflected both in taste a
Words really can't describe how amazing Taneda is.
The quality, the service, the alcohol options and sake pairings - everything was perfect. The omakase experience takes your palate on a journey that hits on everything from saltiness to sweet, from creamy to savory, from crunchy to smooth. My wife an
Apparently people would fly to Seattle to give this place a
Apparently people would fly to Seattle to give this place a try. In the "west coast food desert", having a spot like this is... quite refreshing. I have given up trying to secure a reservation long time ago--getting a reservation is probabl
Impossible to get a reservation at, still the best meal
Impossible to get a reservation at, still the best meal I've ever had... if you have chance, don't miss it
It took me a long time after eating at Taneda to find a
It took me a long time after eating at Taneda to find a word, any word to describe what had just happened. But let's start from the beginning.You have seconds from when the reservations release to be able to snag anything available and I have yet to
Good in Seattle but no a top-standard one if opened in
Good in Seattle but no a top-standard one if opened in Japan. Ingredients were fresh though.
This is my favorite Kaiseki restaurant.
It has been a long time since I've been back, due to how hard it is to get a reservation. I've tried other Kaiseki restaurants and Taneda is still the best. All the staff are super friendly and the food is fresh and delicious.
Excellent and unique omakase! A mix of sushi, sashimi and
Excellent and unique omakase! A mix of sushi, sashimi and other cooked dishes. Chef Taneda does add his own style to a lot of the food and it's quite enjoyable. I would place this in a slightly different category from other more traditional predomin
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