Obasan - Seattle

We booked Obasan on Opentable before removing this option. We had a concert in Key Arena a few hours later, so thought it would be a good location to start from. We sat immediately, but then ignored for 15 minutes, while the lonely, overwhelmed waitress tried to maintain with tables and new arrivals. At some point we stood up and went and made an invasion of the Atlas cuisine.

Great little Japanese place in Queen Anne. Our family visited the children's theatre after a show and was enjoyed by everyone. The sushi was delicious and the service was amazing. The ambience is nothing special, but it is simple and clean.

When I showed up for my reservation, which was confirmed 2 times by e-mail, they stated they do not use an open table. There was no table for us. So don't make reservations about an open table for this restaurant.

Although Obasan was very busy the night of our meal due to a concert, the two employees were very attentive and efficient at the front end. The food was too good

The food was great. The location looked sketchy on the outside as of you were going into some hole in the wall place with a giant door. But the food was great. The dragon and spider roll were great and the yaki soba was delicious.