miyabi sushi

dined here with my co-workers while on business travel. very busy for a tuesday night, which was a positive indicator for me. the restaurant was full, but we were able to be sested immediately. the second thing we noticed was the gentleman playing soothing sounds on the guitar while we dined. another positive indicator in my mind. in addition to the atmosphere, the food was excellent! the salmon sunrise roll is probably amongst my favorite sushi rolls of all time, but not one of the four other people with whom i dined had anything negative to say about the food. i would highly recommend miyabi to anyone looking for a high quality sushi experience in the tukwila area.

edit: went back a second time. i tried several different sushi rolls, and everything was as delicious as our first trip.

not just a japanese joint.... rather, a great dining establishment where people come from all over to experience fabulous dining pleasure--freshest sushi around, great variety of rolls, and delightful japanese courses. it is a must experience! great customer service--you will come back again! make reservations!

excellent food & drink selection, value & ambiance. i only had one night in seattle and glad i had it there!

we came here once for lunch and then hesitantly came back for dinner on another day.

lunch was a huge disappointment, we ordered two bento boxes with teriyaki chicken and chicken karaage. they gave us chicken katsu instead of teriyaki chicken by mistake, and we had already eaten 1/3 of our meal so we felt it was too late to tell them. i am a huge japanese food fan, and this katsu and karaage was the worst that i've ever had. they were both extremely dry and the karaage was over fried. i didn't know that was possible.

i was very hesitant to come back for dinner, but we thought we would give them a second shot since we didn't have any of their sushi. we ordered a lot of sushi since we came back with 9 people. i can say that their fish is above average, but we had a teriyaki chicken as well and it was very sub-par.

i would consider going back only for sushi and nothing else.

this was a 5 minute walk from our hotel, and oh my lanta was it good! i don't even remember what we ordered. it was all delicious. i remember i had something with unagi. i highly recommend this wonderful restaurant!

very cute ambiance. they even had live music on saturday night. good portions and i thought the prices were reasonable. friendly staff in really good food. will be back

it was okay, although i'm 100% sure my 13 month old is high on msg right now. he had some gyoza and hads been running and jumping around like never before currently 2 hours past bed time and still going. my husband and i both feel wired too. uhg

very satisfied. we were staying in tukwila for a couple of nights before returning home to hawaii. decided to try this restaurant after searching area restaurants on google. we missed finding it the first time as it is located at the end of a strip mall. we were surprised to find that they were having a hawaiian themed week, complete with displays of cans of spam, lol! . after eating regular american fare for a week, while traveling from idaho to washington, we really enjoyed the food, especially the poke. we prepare it differently back home but enjoyed this version as well! would recommend to others.

superb. had read several conflicting reviews of miyabi...but this is a superb rating. we were seated quickly with attention from the waiter immediate. we started with miso soup, deeply flavorful with crisp, thin, green onion sprinkled on top. this not a thin broth to sip and forget but one to sip and savor.
we enjoyed two different rolls, the rainbow and the miyabi special. just exactly what we came for. impeccably fresh, well presented with not the usual pink ginger but thinly sliced and mildly yellow. we ordered chaiwan muschi...don't grill me on the spelling...a lovely custard-like dish, freshly steamed with shrimp, fish cake and mushroom. don't think dessert custard sweet, think entree custard savory. i have not had much luck finding this at sushi restaurants, and couldn't have been more pleased by their flavorful presentation. we also had an appetizer order of vegetable tempura. what a delight when it is done correctly, crisp batter, delectable shrimp, and a variety of perfectly cooked vegetables.this definitely a go back to place we agreed as we waddled out.

best sushi i've had outside of japan! my girlfriend and i had nigiri sushi and four rolls for my birthday, and it was amazing! the mt rainier roll was brilliant, and the nigiri was perfect. the staff was very friendly and sang for me and gave us ice cream... my new favorite sushi place! and who knew there would be a great sushi place near a mall?

great lunch. i eat at a lot of japanese restaurants and would consider this one to be one of the better ones i have been to. very good food, great service and polite staff.

it took us fifteen minutes to get water. and another five minutes after thy for our server to actually greet us!

sunny crisp was amazing. great sushi!

the sushi bar was busy, and the dining room was full of people partaking of a wide-ranging menu that includes yakitori, agedashi tofu, and even motsu-ni (tripe and intestine stew). i was especially interested in trying the ika geso karaage. geso are the legs of the squid, which are deep fried to the delight of japanese and non-japanese diners alike. hit them with a squeeze of lemon, and those legs are delicious–chewy in that good squid way, begging for a beer to accompany them. so what does miyabi’s ika geso karaage teach us about sex? it’s all about making the terrifying tantalizing. if you’ve ever had the opportunity to eat a true kaiseki meal, you know that japanese foo

wow... amazingly fresh, awesome house sake, and very pleasant dining environment. definitely will go back!