Fort St. George - Seattle

I forgot to take pictures, but I will make sure to do so next time. As a Japanese person, I have been looking for a good Cha Han (Japanese fried rice) for a long time.

We ordered the Oyaku Don for takeout as we were going to the airport for an overnight flight. They packaged it very neatly, and it didn't spill at all. The...

This restaurant is a trip down memory lane! The Curry Katsu, karage, hamburger steak, and tempura were all still delicious. The only thing that has changed is that...

Discover This Japanese comfort eating gemstone thanks to the Google Maps restaurant search, as neither the restaurant name nor external signage gives hints about what visitors expect. The second story restaurant overlooks the park next door and is super casual with grunge rock playing on the sound system and Adult Swim on the TV during our visit. I was surprised and happy to find that Japanese comfort food is very similar to the food that mom cooked up in a small town in Mississippi. Everything was delicious, the Weingüsse were generous and the staff was friendly. Will definitely go back to try more menu items.

Hidden in the upper floor of an inconspicuous, tiny plaza St. George combines a bar, a izakaya and a casual Japanese family restaurant with all its advantages. Future shareables and customizable Japanese comfort food, along with a few more eccentric options make this a mainstay for a good hour after work. Certainly check their specialties for bargains and limited availability dishes and are not afraid to experiment with their drinks.