Sushi Kudasai

Sushi Kudasai is good for a quick lunch when you’re craving sushi. Don’t bother comparing it to a fancy Japanese restaurant with table service. They may not have anything exotic on the menu, but the fish is fresh and high quality. They sell individual rolls, nigiri, sushi combos, salads and platters. It’s a tad expensive, but fast and great option if you have a lunchtime sushi craving. There are several other locations around downtown Seattle if this one isn’t convenient to your office.

Ichi special-​ru kudasi. This place can bang out delicious combinations with quickness. The udon is strong and delicious. The rolls are much larger than others rolls. The combination of flavors of the different rolls go very well together. There is small seating area inside but most people want to get their food and go. The atmosphere is actually very traditional Japanese with a modernized menu.

If this place was in Nebraska or Kansas, I am sure it would have received 4 stars. However, this is Seatlle and there is no shortage of sushi restaurants. This place is good. There is a line for sushi during lunch and they have 4 – 5 folks behind the counter to get the order out quick. So kudos to the fast service.
The food ain’t that shabby either, but you are in Seattle. Therefore, you have an opportunity cost situation here. Do you spend you calories on run of the mill sushi or you head around the corner and hit that totally awesome jiro-​like sushi place?

So goooood! The location was easy to find. And ofcourse great taste! The pricing was reasonable too. I would love to revisit. Highly recommend!

I came here for lunch a few weeks ago, I thought it was mediocre.
I had no idea this location existed so for convenience I came here for lunch hoping I can grab something quick so I can pull off my ninja eating/​working tactics I’ve been doing lately at work. One hand used to type emails, the other hand used to shove food into my mouth.
I ordered the California and udon combination. I’m not sure what possessed me to order this but I was kind of in the mist of a full blown cold so I was hoping the udon could warm me up and the sushi could satisfy my craving. The udon was lukewarm and very salty. There was nothing about it that was special, I could have saved a ton of money and just made udon from a package. There was literally nothing in it, except lettuce which was weird in my opinion, two translucent narutos and that’s it. I was disappointed, the udon had a very unappealing texture.
The sushi was made to order. The rice didn’t hold together very well and the crab filing was NOT good. While they were making my sushi, I realized the owners weren’t Japanese so my expectations of how everything was going to taste fell on its face. My first bite at my desk proved my instincts right, udon — would never order this again. Sushi– edible but not of quality that would make you crave it.
I need to stop attempting to find great sushi in Downtown Seattle. Japonessa, you’re the only one for me!

Simple but mediocre sushi. They are fast and the price isn’t too bad. But they only have three kinds of sushi — Tuna, Salmon, and Albacore. Plenty of rolls of course. Its not bad, but never my first choice in downtown Seattle.

Sometimes I forget how new – or how old – the named-​on-​opening IDX Tower is whenever I wander inside this freaking awesome tower. Anyway, up on the 4^th ave Lobby level is great sushi…
The staff always greets you with pleasant smiles and churn out great rolls. I recently had the tofu rolls and, I think, rainbow rolls. Fresh, good, wasabi, ginger and soy sauce. Mix them all magically together and you’re a happy camper!
Dining in, it’s a cool, modern simple space with a nice balanced design for its space.

I came in here for the Dragon Roll yesterday. The staff was cheerful, the area was clean and very modern, menu was easy to read.
For about $ 10, expect to get a generous and attractively presented portion of sushi. They certainly don’t skimp on the fish here.

Fast service, you could spend over $ 10 for lunch with drinks so more on expensive side in my opinion. If you want sushi for less, go to rice n’ roll down the street, they are both about the same quality. But this place has nice seating area and its warm. I enjoyed the vegetable rolls. I’m curious to try the salad next.

Great quick sushi. good quality and great price. I had the Ichi Roll and a Cucumber roll and it was all very delicious!

Meh. It’s fast but not worth the time you save. As a contrast, I had the sushi from Whole Foods the day before and it would rate 5 stars compared to Kudasai.

Not really impressed with the quality of the food or the value. It is overpriced, and I got a fly in my noodles once, which was kind of gross. I’ve been a few times to give it a good try, but it seems to be just another mediocre sushi place, sadly.

Finally!!! A quick sushi place for me to hop in during lunch! I had an avocado salad, caterpillar roll n udon noodle soup today n I think they had it ready within 5 min!!! Not kidding! Just because its quick doesn’t mean it was bad! Everything was made when I ordered it so it was fresh and delicious! =)