Sushi Kudasai - Seattle

This is a great place to have lunch! It is located in a small food court with a few other restaurants and has plenty of seating if you are looking for a peaceful spot to enjoy your meal. The staff working there are extremely friendly and serve your food promptly. The food is absolutely delicious and I highly recommend it. I ordered the salmon platter and the fish was incredibly fresh and tasty.

We were in Seattle for a wedding so we had this place deliver. First of all they forgot to give us utensils when we had asked, they also didn't give us chopsticks. There was no soy sauce in the bag either. Needless to say I was a bit disappointed. I know I can eat the sushi with my hands and drink the soup we ordered but I didn't want to. The food was decent , however I gave it 3 stars because I feel they should put the proper utensils in with the food especially because it was being delivered.

Delicious place for a quick lunch grab! Came here for a poke bowl and enjoyed the salmon, seaweed, crab, avocado bowl. Although the other fish seemed a little rough and dry.

This location was a little tricky to find, but it is inside the Market Center. You can enter from 3rd or 4th. I'd imagine the location is convenient for those working in the building/area. I love salmon, so the salmon lover's combo was an easy decision. It included a cup of miso shiru, 2 pieces of salmon nigiri, 3 pieces of salmon sashimi large enough to cover your tongue, 4 pieces of a salmon cream cheese avocado roll, a creamy salmon poke, and some pickled veggies, too. There was a bit of a wait because everything was prepared to order, but the fish was fresh and tasty. On a Tuesday at noon, each of these food court stalls were fairly quiet except for Sushi Kudasai. That's got to say something. You can also order online for pickup!

I absolutely love the sushi at this restaurant! I first tried it at the Columbia Center location while I was working there, and was thrilled to discover that there is a location near my new workplace. The sushi is just as delicious as I remember. I ordered the Playgirl roll with miso soup, while my friend got the Caterpillar roll. The Playgirl was $13.95 and the miso soup was $1.75 - both were absolutely delicious. The miso soup wasn't too salty, and the rolls were generously filled with ingredients, making them worth every penny. I especially enjoyed the texture of the salmon on top. My friend always orders the Caterpillar, as it's her favorite roll with its avocado layer on top, which costs $13.50. Overall, I will definitely be coming back to try more dishes. This is probably the best sushi I've had in Seattle, and I have yet to find a sushi place that beats it for lunch.