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The food met expectations; however, the service was
The food met expectations; however, the service was atrocious. Our server, Linh, was extremely rude and condescending throughout the evening. I have a severe allergy to wasabi and made this explicitly clear when ordering. Despite this, my sushi arriv
Read a lot of good things about the place but overall
Read a lot of good things about the place but overall disappointing. Food was not creative. Just lots of dashi-based umami flavor that you can get in many japanese restaurants. Grilled salmon was served cold. Sake pairing didnt really complement the
I don't understand how this place is so highly rated.
The price point is expensive but the ambiance, service, and food were all pretty terrible. For $175pp, this is nothing close to what I expected (plus automatic 20% gratuity). As for ambiance, it looks old and run down and a little dingy. Also not th
Amazing from start to finish.
There was so much care taken into the menu selection, quality ingredients, food preparation, and thoughtful presentation. I was very impressed with ambiance and service. At nine courses, it was so much food. I really enjoyed the Toro-Taku Monaka cour
Very thoughtful, well-prepared and top notch, yet still not
Very thoughtful, well-prepared and top notch, yet still not too formal. The service was warm and welcoming. We enjoyed the fixed 9-course meal of beautiful, high-quality, and delicious food that captured the essence of the season. Each course was des
I was in town for a conference and my close friends found
I was in town for a conference and my close friends found this place and made a reservation for my husband and me. We had a 5 pm reservation on a Sunday, and after finally finding the restaurant (it's very unassuming from the outside), we were
Excellent but not a cheap date...
Although their monthly menus are supposedly different, we found after checking their website for a number of months after dining that they were understandably quite similar. Nonetheless, we would expect the same high quality offerings on every menu.
A pleasant dining environment, dishes served one by one,
A pleasant dining environment, dishes served one by one, along with thoughtful explanations, made for an excellent experience.
I loved everything they served.
Servers are all nice and thoughtful. Loved the open kitchen style, interactive concept. Sake selection here is excellent! Bill though, gratitude was included, so I was confused. There is tip section too. Didn't know we needed to tip twice???
I had high expectations for this place given its price, but
I had high expectations for this place given its price, but unfortunately, it completely fell short. For $1,000 for four people, I expected a lot more. While some dishes were decent, the overall quality was inconsistent. There were times when we didn
Very unique eating experience.
We went here for lunch and really enjoyed the food. Highly recommend.
Anniversary Dinner
We were very excited to have dinner at Wa’z because our son took his girlfriend there for their anniversary and said it was amazing. The food was fabulous! Every plate felt like a piece of art. Chef, and his team, was friendly and polite, as you w
Outstanding!
The kaiseki dinner at Wa'z is one of the best dining experiences I've had. Service was attentive and each course as well as the paired sakes were explained. If Seattle had Michelin stars, this restaurant would be on their list. We were lu
I have had this spot bookmarked for a couple of years now,
I have had this spot bookmarked for a couple of years now, so I could not have been more excited to have my first kaiseki experience and taste the set menu for March! After 9 courses, I was pretty satisfied, and definitely felt that the meal was wor
Chef Hiro, native of Kyoto, artfully blends exquisite
Chef Hiro, native of Kyoto, artfully blends exquisite ingredients from Japan with local PNW seasonal specialties to bring kaiseki cuisine to the next level. Seattlelites should count ourselves extremely lucky to have such a fine establishment here wh
Tasty kaiseki experience, largely marred by the fact that
Tasty kaiseki experience, largely marred by the fact that one group arrived 30min late for the dinner, so those of us who showed up 10min early were waiting for most of an hour to eat. Service was pleasant but exceedingly inefficient, where we would
We called twice for reservation.
They did no answer (It was during service hours) and they did not return our calls. For an upscale restaurant, this is unforgivable. We were really looking forward to an extraordinary experience with out friends, but are left with a very bitter tast
Hospitality and seafood excellence
For a special occasion dinner, this restaurant and staff exceeded my expectations. We went mid week, counter seating. Staff attentive and provided nice little extras like a hook for my handbag, a lobby coat rack, warm, wet hand towels. Chef owner Hir
Went here for my birthday last Friday! Every dish was
Went here for my birthday last Friday! Every dish was amazing my favorite was the king Mackerel and chef was nice,gave me flowers and a birthday dessert
I'm not sure if it's fair to compare this place to Wataru
I'm not sure if it's fair to compare this place to Wataru and Taneda. The food is definitely good but the other two places I've mentioned are better. One thing that I didn't quite enjoy was the service. The server (dude in Crocs) was just okay. I t
This was a unique restaurant.
Each month and season, the restaurant prepared a different menu. So it's challenging to rate the dishes, as I have only been here during november. It's an Omakase experience (chef's choice of 9 courses). The chef watches you interact with each dishes
This place is one of the best restaurant in Seattle.
Fresh seafood true to taste and culinary skill. The restaurant was cozy with ample sitting. All the guests came on time to enjoy fun and laughter around. The staff was friendly and patiently introduced the dishes with passion.
Food 5/10 All my friends enjoyed the meal except me.
It could just be me that I am not a fan of Kaiseki cuisine. I cannot name a single dish that I liked. Service 8/10 We were introduced to each dish with stories. Helps and requests were answered on time. Great service. Ambiance 7/10 Clean, cozy, com
Had such an amazing experience here at Wa'z that I couldn't
Had such an amazing experience here at Wa'z that I couldn't NOT write a review (apologies for the double negative, but not really). This place is reservation-only, and you can book online on their site (they use OpenTable). Times are usually either
A unique Japanese restaurant experience where Chef cooks in
A unique Japanese restaurant experience where Chef cooks in front of you and you get to hear story about every dish, it's history and preparation. Excellent peaceful ambience. Worth going for a milestone birthday or anniversary, since it's pricey for
Wa'z offers kaiseki cuisine, which is an artistic and
Wa'z offers kaiseki cuisine, which is an artistic and traditional style of multi-course cooking from Japan, probably Kyoto.The January menu highlights for me included a dish with New Year offerings of kazunoko (herring eggs), datemaki (rolled egg dis
Very very good but just short of extraordinary.
The service, presentation, and quality of the kaiseki experience at wa'z is unparalleled in Seattle at the moment but I didn't love everything I had for dinner.Your first impression is likely to be a good one. Tasteful, calm touches to the interior,
Authentic Kaiseki Course Dinner in Downtown Seattle
Wa'z offers Michelin level kaiseki cuisine, which is an artistic and traditional style of multi-course cooking from Japan, probably Kyoto. The January 8 course menu was highlighted by a dish with New Year offerings of kazunoko (herring eggs), datema
I had a wonderful experience here with lovely people on my
I had a wonderful experience here with lovely people on my left and right as I was solo dining. I accidentally chose the table instead of the counter and Bobby, a very nice gentleman, offered to make space so I could sit at the counter.The restaurant
I had my first Kaiseiki dinner experience at Wa'z in
I had my first Kaiseiki dinner experience at Wa'z in Seattle. @wazseattle Kaiseiki dinner is an elaborate, multicourse dinner originating in Japan. Often reflecting the seasons, the dinner features an array of delicately prepared dishes with seasonal
Had an incredible meal at Wa'z! From service to food, it
Had an incredible meal at Wa'z! From service to food, it was overall a wonderful experience. Everything was cooked to perfection and it was presented beautifully! We had a sake pairing with the meal and it was so delicious! Some of the best sake I've
A'mazing.
Wow what an experience at Wa'z, everything from refilling your water to serving and explaining each dish was surgical. You can really tell that they love what they do. Each bite was better than the last and leaving you excited for the next. Had the S
Great food, very good service, easy street parking, nice
Great food, very good service, easy street parking, nice atmosphere and decoration will come again.
Truly my favorite sushi restaurant in Seattle.
My experience has been amazing every single time. Food is always delicious and I love how they always incorporate seasonal items into their menu. Hospitality is absolutely amazing- I had visited a few times before moving to the city and during my vis
While omakase often gets the most mentions when it comes to
While omakase often gets the most mentions when it comes to higher-end Japanese dining in the US, kaiseki cannot be overlooked! Wa'z was our first kaiseki dining experience so we have nothing else to compare it to, but it's was an amazing experience
wa'z in Belltown is a Japanese set menu restaurant.
Unlike an omakase meal with an endless parade of fish on rice, their offerings are a mix of cooked foods, soup, nigiri, and even dessert. They change their menu monthly. It's $150 per person with many little dishes, all made with highest quality ingr
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