- Nijo
- 83 Spring St
Seattle, WA
206-340-8880
Website | Menu | Reservations
Overview
Highest quality seafood, prepared in both traditional and cutting edge styles.
Category: Restaurants
Neighborhood: Central Business District, Downtown
Hours: Mon-Thu 11am-11pm
Features: Reservations Accepted
Cuisine: Japanese
Cuisine: Sushi
Save Money: Happy hour runs from daily 4pm-6pm, Mon-Thu 10pm-11pm and Fri-Sat 10pm-12am , offering deals on rolls, sashimi, appetizers, beer and sake bombs.
What to Drink: Try a Japanese-influenced cocktail like the lychee martini or wasabi bloody mary.
The Extras: Hey big spender, impress your date with the pricey Omokase, a chef's choice meal offering exotic samples from the sushi bar.
Know Before You Go: The bathroom is located through the south door--the codes for entry are pasted on the wall near the door.
Editorial Review
A funky spin on a traditional Japanese restaurant in the heart of historic Pioneer Square.
Anna Roth at Citysearch on 10/20/06 
In Short
The ultramodern furniture, deep plum walls and rock music in the background give this sushi spot a hip edge popular with trendy downtown workers and pretheater diners. The coolest roll on sushi-heavy menu is the flamin'…
User Reviews40 User Reviews (View All)
good sushi, sexy, smart decor
roxygrrrrl at Citysearch on 03/10/10
i have always liked this place. it is a sexy first day place. you get to talk in an intimate environment with the right music and delicious bites. And, you get to talk without interruption, because, yes, the service is pretty slow. :) …
Pros: great sushi, interesting drinks
Cons: slow service
Slink into Nijo
Kelly Vigesaa at Citysearch on 02/15/10
With its side street entrance and dark decor, Nijo complements the damp Seattle weather like classic film noir. \r \r The menu is classic, fresh Japanese/American fare, but what sets it apart is the portion size. The nigiri and maki sushi…
Pros: Great atmosphere, cool location, and perfectly sized sushi
Cons: Parking can be difficult
Overall Great Place!
glowe10 at Citysearch on 01/25/10 
After discovering Nijo I have been ruined for other popular sushi places in Seattle. The happy hour cannot be beat, the service is quite good, and the scene is very unique. The chefs really know what they are doing and it shows with the…
Pros: Creative Rolls, Good Prices, Amazing Happy Hour
Cons: Parking
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