Daimonji Sushi Grill - Seattle

I thought the pictures looked great and so I wanted to try the sushi in this hole in the wall location which can often be great for sushi but I was thoroughly disappointed.I wanted to order two pieces of sashimi and two rolls to start. The waitress stopped me and wanted to tell me the specials, I said great. She offered Toro and hamachi belly which I happily accepted.Both were nagiri, not sashimi, which was fine. The hamachi belly was decent but the Toro was seared... I was genuinely shocked as I had never seen cooked Toro before. It was tender but tasted like cooked tuna which has a very different flavor.The rolls were loose and poorly cut. The pieces were very unevenly spaced. I wouldn't normally complain about this but there was only 4 other people in the restaurant and the food came out extremely quickly. I've had supermarket rolls where the sushi chef took more time and care to prepare a roll than they did.All of this could be forgiven but it wasn't cheap. $20 for two pieces of cooked Toro nagiri and $18 for a California roll topped with tuna is way too expensive for the quality. I spent $100 on dinner for 2 people with no alcohol and left slightly hungry and very dissatisfied

We had a great time! Service was great! Very friendly, we had 2 babies with us and the lady serving us was very acomodating with us.. The place isclean and the service is fast!

Absolutely delicious gem tucked away in Georgetown. Our sushi and sashimi was fresh, presentation was on point, the staff was very kind, and the atmosphere was casual and relaxed.

As always, our dining experience at Daimonji was wonderful. Alex has such fresh seafood it seems to have been just gathered. We're looking forward to our return.

This charming family restaurant, located on the outskirts of the underwhelming Georgetown strip mall area, serves simple and delightful Japanese Asian standards. It is usually not too busy and has a lack of garish decorations, making it easy to enjoy a meal with okay service. I highly recommend trying the Tamago egg sushi, as its custard-like texture will surely tempt you to order more. The sushi combo also deserves praise for its affordable price and includes a fresh salad with a delicious dressing. The online menu may be a bit confusing, so it is best to call ahead for takeout orders. Overall, I recommend this restaurant for regular sushi outings on nights or weekends.