Best Sashimi Platters in Seattle, WA (2026)
91 platters from 33 restaurants and stores in Seattle, Washington
Showing 91 platters in Seattle, WA
Valentine’s Weekend Platter
$185Lucky in love! We are celebrating Valentine’s Day the entire weekend of Feb. 13-15 (Fri-Sun) with our special Valentine’s Weekend Platter. Whether you’re celebrating with that special someone, having a friend soiree or family dinner, this platter will nourish the heart with nigiri and sashimi offered as 12 carefully selected kinds of fish, including: 24 pieces sushi (2 pieces each): Akami, Zuke, Fatty tuna, Kinmedai (golden eye snapper), Hata (grouper), Shima aji (striped jack), Hokkaido Hotate, Hirame (flounder), Sockeye salmon, Hokkaido Uni gunkan, Crab and Ikura gunkan, Ankimo Monaka 26 pieces sashimi (2 pieces each, 4 pieces for Salmon and Ankimo): Akami, Medium fatty tuna, Madai (seabream), Hata (grouper), Buri, Fuji salmon, Salmon, Kurodai (black seabream), Botan ebi (spot prawn), Albacore, Ankimo (monk liver) Warabi Mochi: special shareable dessert
Winter Sushi Platter
$195A treat for any sushi lover this winter! 32 pieces of nigiri featuring eight kinds of seasonal and favorite fish (four pieces each), and 8 pieces of Gunkan-style sushi (two kinds, four pieces each) for a total of 40 delicious sushi pieces.
Spanish Bluefin Tuna (1 LB Average)
From $50Spanish Bluefin Tuna (1 LB Average)
Hawaiian Fresh Yellowfin Tuna (1 LB Average)
$34Hawaiian Fresh Yellowfin Tuna (1 LB Average)
Japanese Fresh Hamachi Yellowtail (From 1 LB)
$43Japanese Fresh Hamachi Yellowtail (From 1 LB)
Japanese Frozen Tako Leg Octopus (2.2 lbs)
$70Japanese Frozen Tako Leg Octopus (2.2 lbs)
Japanese Fresh Scallops U10 (EA)
$8Japanese Fresh Scallops U10 (EA)
Shima Aji Pickled Saba
$10Shima Aji Pickled Saba
Fresh / Seared Albacore Tuna (1 LB Average)
From $22Fresh / Seared Albacore Tuna (1 LB Average)
Fresh Geoduck Meat (from 1 LB Average Geoduck)
$50Fresh Geoduck Meat (from 1 LB Average Geoduck)
New Zealand Fresh Ōra King Salmon
From $50New Zealand Fresh Ōra King Salmon
Japanese Kanpachi
$50Japanese Kanpachi
Hirame Fresh Fluke (1 LB Average)
$70Hirame Fresh Fluke (1 LB Average)
Hokkigai Surf Clam
$20Hokkigai Surf Clam
Monkfish Liver (Ankimo 鮟肝)
$50Monkfish Liver (Ankimo 鮟肝)
Japanese Fresh Madai Snapper (Whole And Fillet)
From $70Japanese Fresh Madai Snapper (Whole And Fillet)
Japanese Uni Tray 300 g
$170Japanese Uni Tray 300 g
Mini Chirashi
$16Assorted sashimi over rice
Mini Salmon Chirashi
$17Salmon over rice
Uni Don
$20Sea urchin over rice
Omakase Experience
$190A multi-course chef's tasting menu primarily featuring fresh, high-quality raw fish and seafood, often presented as nigiri and sashimi, alongside other small dishes. Known for generous portions and exceptional quality.
Shiro’s Touchdown Platter
$195Football fans can look beyond pizza and chips for Super Bowl Parties with our Touchdown Platter! Available now through Feb 8, we are adding to our 40-piece nigiri and gunkan-style Winter Sushi Platter with tempura and chicken karaage. Both featuring signature batters and precise cooking methods for crisp, clean tempura and karaage, with both items added as complimentary on our Winter Sushi Platter for a limited time. We are celebrating success with these two no-cost add-ons and cheering on our home team in the process!
Anniversary Sashimi
$30An add-on sashimi dish, described as delicious and fresh.
Sushi Tuna Platter
$55A revelation, each bite a perfect melody of flavors. Culinary excellence.
Tuna Tataki
$17With guacamole/tataki sauce.
Hamachi Carpaccio
$18With lemon zest/chimichurri sauce.
Scallop Crudo
$17With lemon zest, ikura & ponzu.
Salmon Carpaccio with ikura
$17with ikura, lemon zest & ponzu
Salmon Usuzukuri
$17With edamame puree/balsamic soy sauce.
Cheese over Salmon Carpaccio
$19with parmesan cheese
Albacore Tataki
$16With fried onion/ponzu.
Scallop & Uni Crudo
$22Fatty Tuna Tartare with Uni
$25Minced fatty tuna topped with uni, serves with tortilla chips
Susa lunch combo
$16A lunch combo that includes a chef’s choice nigiri or sashimi set, a spicy tuna roll, and miso soup. Reviewer received a gorgeous piece of otoro in their sashimi set.
Avocado Salmon Don
$17A salmon don with avocado. Reviewer found the salmon not fresh and cut into super tiny pieces, leading to a not recommended experience.
Raw Fish for Sashimi (on Styrofoam Plates)
From $15Raw fish sold on styrofoam plates, intended for slicing into sashimi at home. Reviewer purchased a bluefin tuna saku block for over $15, but found its quality disappointing due to many ligaments, making it difficult to slice properly. The presentation of raw fish for sushi on these plates was also criticized.
Omakase
$65Chef's choice tasting menu, which typically includes a variety of raw fish preparations like sashimi and nigiri. Reviewer found it good.
Happy hour - 12 pieces of seasonal Nigiri sushi plate
$4512 pieces of seasonal Nigiri sushi plate
Uni Sashimi
$20The quality of the uni (sea urchin) is inconsistent, with reviews ranging from 'terrible' and 'bland' to 'really tasty'. One reviewer mentioned spending $20 on it and being disappointed on a bad day, unable to eat more than one piece.
Jumbo Norwegian Red King Crab 6-8 or 9-10 LBS: Live or Cooked
$640–$1177Jumbo Norwegian Red King Crab 6-8 or 9-10 LBS: Live or Cooked
Sashimi Plate
See menu →4 slices each of Salmon, Ahi and Hamachi. Comes with rice and your choice of side
Poke Bowls
See menu →Fresh Ahi Poke made daily and poke bowls – tuna, salmon, tako, and unagi bowls will be offered over hot rice.
Chirashi
Price unlistedChef's choice assortment of fresh fish, including tuna, salmon, scallop, squid, and shrimp. Highly praised for freshness and taste, particularly the scallop and tuna. Very filling and satisfying.
Omakase Sashimi
Price unlistedChef's choice sashimi platter, described as truly memorable, crafted with care and attention to detail. Features outstanding quality fish, with every bite clean and flavorful. Comes with miso soup and has large portion sizes. Available for lunch.
Premium Seasonal Fish only- Omakase 18 pc
See menu →Fall seasonal fresh fishes nigiri, sashimi included Toro, Uni
Sashimi Dinner (14 p)
See menu →14 pcs fresh fishes, various sashimi with house special soy sauce
Omakase sushi & sashimi Box (Take-Out) 16 pc
See menu →All fresh various 8 pcs sushi nigiri, 8 pcs sashimi, miso soup and temaki or hosomaki. All sauce is house made included infused soy sauce, oroshi (real) wasabi
Chirashi Bowl
See menu →A delicious and consistently good chirashi bowl with amazing and generous portions of fresh fish, noted for its incredibly affordable and stable price over many years.
Salmon Trio
See menu →An excellent sashimi dish featuring salmon, comparable in quality to Toro. Reviewer noted a picture only showed half of the serving.
Yellow Tail Sashimi
See menu →Tasted so so fresh and melted in my mouth.
Chirashi
See menu →Consistent quality, fresh, tasty, and full of flavor.
SASHIMI TUNA POKE
See menu →Cubed tuna sashimi, flying fish roe, scallions, and seaweed in house poke sauce.
Chirashi
See menu →Pure freshness, incredibly fresh and flavorful.
Nigiri - five piece set
See menu →salmon, akami, madai, kampachi, toro
Otoro Sashimi
See menu →Otoro sashimi that looked fantastic but lacked the melt-in-your-mouth feel compared to otoro experienced in Japan. Price is similar to other places.
Salmon Bara-Chirashi Bento
See menu →Described as a phenomenal bento box, with the perfect combination of rice, soy sauce, and salmon. Highly recommended by a reviewer.
5 Kinds Sashimi
See menu →A sashimi platter featuring 5 types of fish. Reviewer found the salmon, hamachi, and scallops to be okay, but the tuna was cold in the center and flavorless.
Sushi & Sashimi Combination (8-8 pc)
See menu →A Sushi Entrée with seasonal fresh fishes, 8pcs various sushi nigiri, 8pcs sashimi combination and maki
Premium Seasonal Fish Platter
See menu →A platter of fresh seasonal fish. Reviewer noted that while fresh, the quality was not on par with other high-end sushi restaurants and pieces were smaller than usual. One person experienced stomach upset after consumption.
Chirashi Don
See menu →A popular bowl with a great variety of fresh, delicious, and excellent quality fish cut into thick slices. Comes with generous portions of rice, which can be adjusted.
Maguro Don
See menu →A tuna don. Reviewer reported old fish, with tuna separating into chunks, which caused stomach issues.
Chirashi Bowl
Price unlistedA super fresh and delicious bowl made with high quality, fresh ingredients. Reviewers note generous serving portions.
Sashimi Grade Fish (for home preparation)
See menu →Very fresh seafood at reasonable price, a lot of sashimi grade whole chunks, very fresh and great price.
Sashimi Options
See menu →Sashimi is available as part of the AYCE menu. Portions are described as 'smaller' but customers can choose 'as many as they would like'. It is explicitly stated that sashimi is not included in the lunch special price.
Chirashi Bowl
See menu →Described as the 'best chirashi bowl' the reviewer has had.
Premium Bara-Chirashi Bento
See menu →A chirashi bento described as disappointing by a reviewer, noting it contained less fish than shown in menu photos, specifically only 3 pieces of uni and half a scallop. The tuna was also described as dry and low quality.
Poke
See menu →A popular poke option, praised for consistently fresh, non-fishy salmon and tuna, and a good, non-overpowering sauce. Reviewers often order a 'half pound' portion with a side of rice. The restaurant is small, making takeout a preferred option.
Chirashi Bowl
See menu →Very good, tasted fresh, and beautifully presented.
Sashimi
See menu →Ready-made/packaged sashimi available for grab-and-go. Reviewers note generous portions, super reasonable prices, and consistently fresh, high-quality fish.
Special Nigiri Plate
See menu →A plate of nigiri, including otoro, which one reviewer found to have some sinew.
Nigiri Special
See menu →Delicious and fresh, high quality sushi.
6 Piece Sushi
See menu →Yummy, ordered off the lunch menu.
Ahi Tuna Poké
See menu →A prepared dish of raw Ahi Tuna, available for immediate consumption.
Salmon Ikura Bowl
See menu →A fresh and delicious bowl featuring salmon and salmon roe.
Salmon Don
See menu →A salmon don featuring excellent quality fish cut into thick slices.
Uni and Salmon
See menu →Ready-to-eat uni and salmon available for purchase, noted as a delicate product requiring strict handling.
Tuna Sashimi
See menu →One reviewer found the tuna sashimi to be too thick, sinewy, and not cut correctly, resulting in a chewy texture.
Sushi Deluxe Order
See menu →A raw fish dish, reviewer didn't adore it.
Hamachi Appetizer
See menu →Delicious and fresh appetizer.
Salmon Appetizer
See menu →Delicious and fresh appetizer.
Sashimi Platter
See menu →Beautifully presented, high quality, tender, and flavorful, with generous portions.
Sashimi (Omakase/Kaiseki Course)
See menu →A selection of fresh, seasonal raw fish and seafood served as a course within the multi-course omakase or kaiseki dining experience. The specific offerings change regularly based on seasonal availability, featuring items like uni and various seasonal fishes.
Sashimi
See menu →Fresh sashimi available, particularly noted during happy hour. Described as very fresh, with plates arriving continuously.
Sashimi
See menu →General sashimi offering, recommended to be ordered with a side of rice. Quality is implied to be high, comparable to Toro.
Sashimi
See menu →Generic sashimi offering, described as fresh and delicious.
Sashimi
See menu →Sashimi described as very very fresh, comparable to the quality found at a higher-end Omakase restaurant.
Thinly Sliced Sashimi
See menu →Thinly sliced sashimi served as a component within the kaiseki course. Noted for its exquisite presentation with decorative herbs and fruit on handcrafted ceramic plates. The chef was attentive and offered to cut larger pieces in half for easier consumption.
Sashimi
See menu →Generic mention of sashimi being available on the menu, not tried by the reviewer.
Sashimi
See menu →Available as part of a wide range of selections, noted as affordable.
Browse Sashimi Platters by Restaurant in Seattle
Sakana Sushi & Kitchen
17 platters★ 4.7
Local Market
16 platters★ 4.7
Shiro's Sushi
5 platters★ 4.6
Hummingbird Sushi
5 platters★ 4.8
MINATO
5 platters★ 4.8
Gyo Gyo En
4 platters★ 4.6
Seattle Fish Guys
3 platters★ 4.6
Kuzma Fish Market LLC
3 platters★ 4.8
Urara Japanese Cuisine
2 platters★ 4.5
Sushi Kashiba
2 platters★ 4.7
Umi Sake House
2 platters★ 4.6
Wasabi Sushi & Izakaya
2 platters★ 4.5
Star Sushi & Bar
2 platters★ 4.7
Akebono Japanese Cuisine
2 platters★ 4.8
Matsu
2 platters★ 4.5
Uwajimaya Bellevue
2 platters★ 4.6
Musashi's
1 platter★ 4.4
Maneki Restaurant
1 platter★ 4.6
Sugo Hand Roll Bar
1 platter★ 4.5
Urban Sushi Kitchen
1 platter★ 4.4
SUSHI AVE Queen Anne
1 platter★ 4.7
joybento
1 platter★ 4.5
Uwajimaya Renton
1 platter★ 4.5
Momiji Capitol Hill
1 platter★ 4.5
Sushi%AYCE/All You Can Eat
1 platter★ 4.4
Migoto
1 platter★ 4.6
Maruta Shoten
1 platter★ 4.7
City Fish Co.
1 platter★ 4.6
Taneda
1 platter★ 4.8
Japonessa Sushi Cocina
1 platter★ 4.5
MIGAKU
1 platter★ 4.9
Fuji Sushi
1 platter★ 4.5
aa Sushi
1 platter★ 4.8
Looking for the best sashimi platter in Seattle? We've compiled 91 sashimi platters from 33 restaurants and stores across Seattle, Washington. Whether you're craving a premium sashimi platter for a special occasion or an everyday sashimi platter for a quick lunch, Seattle has options from $8 to $195. The most popular fish on a sashimi platter in Seattle include salmon, tuna, uni. Our 2026 guide helps you find the perfect sashimi platter in Seattle, Washington — compare prices, read ratings, and discover new favorites.
Top 5 Sashimi Platters in Seattle, WA
Finding the right sashimi platter in Seattle starts with knowing the best options. Here are the top-rated sashimi platters based on quality, value, and customer reviews:
1. Valentine’s Weekend Platter at Shiro's Sushi ($185) featuring Akami, Zuke, Fatty tuna with a 4.6-star rating. Lucky in love! We are celebrating Valentine’s Day the entire weekend of Feb. 13-15 (Fri-Sun) with our special Valentine’s Weekend Platter. Whether you’re celebrating with that special someone, having a friend soiree or family dinner, this platter will nourish the heart with nigiri and sashimi offered as 12 carefully selected kinds of fish, including: 24 pieces sushi (2 pieces each): Akami, Zuke, Fatty tuna, Kinmedai (golden eye snapper), Hata (grouper), Shima aji (striped jack), Hokkaido Hotate, Hirame (flounder), Sockeye salmon, Hokkaido Uni gunkan, Crab and Ikura gunkan, Ankimo Monaka 26 pieces sashimi (2 pieces each, 4 pieces for Salmon and Ankimo): Akami, Medium fatty tuna, Madai (seabream), Hata (grouper), Buri, Fuji salmon, Salmon, Kurodai (black seabream), Botan ebi (spot prawn), Albacore, Ankimo (monk liver) Warabi Mochi: special shareable dessert
2. Winter Sushi Platter at Shiro's Sushi ($195) with a 4.6-star rating. A treat for any sushi lover this winter! 32 pieces of nigiri featuring eight kinds of seasonal and favorite fish (four pieces each), and 8 pieces of Gunkan-style sushi (two kinds, four pieces each) for a total of 40 delicious sushi pieces.
3. Sashimi Plate at Seattle Fish Guys featuring Salmon, Ahi, Hamachi with a 4.6-star rating. 4 slices each of Salmon, Ahi and Hamachi. Comes with rice and your choice of side
4. Poke Bowls at Kuzma Fish Market LLC featuring Ahi, Tuna, salmon with a 4.8-star rating. Fresh Ahi Poke made daily and poke bowls – tuna, salmon, tako, and unagi bowls will be offered over hot rice.
5. Chirashi at Urara Japanese Cuisine featuring tuna, salmon, scallop with a 4.5-star rating. Chef's choice assortment of fresh fish, including tuna, salmon, scallop, squid, and shrimp. Highly praised for freshness and taste, particularly the scallop and tuna. Very filling and satisfying.
Sashimi Platter Prices in Seattle — 2026 Guide
How much does a sashimi platter cost in Seattle? Prices for a sashimi platter in Seattle range from $8 to $195, with an average sashimi platter price of $53.
Budget-friendly (under $37): 20 sashimi platters available — great for a casual sashimi platter lunch.
Mid-range ($37–$80): 9 sashimi platters — the most popular price range for a quality sashimi platter in Seattle.
Premium ($80+): 5 high-end sashimi platters featuring premium cuts and larger servings.
Popular Fish on Sashimi Platters in Seattle
What fish should you expect on a sashimi platter in Seattle? Here are the most common fish types found on sashimi platters across Seattle, WA:
Salmon (found on 22 platters): Rich, buttery, and a staple on any sashimi platter. Salmon sashimi is the most popular choice across American sashimi platters.
Tuna (found on 12 platters): Lean and clean-flavored, tuna sashimi is a classic centerpiece of the traditional sashimi platter.
Uni (found on 6 platters): Sea urchin is a luxurious addition found on premium sashimi platters, prized for its creamy, briny taste.
Sea urchin (found on 5 platters): A popular choice for sashimi platters in Seattle.
Toro (found on 4 platters): A popular choice for sashimi platters in Seattle.
Where to Get the Best Sashimi Platter in Seattle
These top-rated spots serve some of the best sashimi platters in Seattle:
MIGAKU — 4.9-star rating from 254 reviews. Known for their Thinly Sliced Sashimi sashimi platter.
Kuzma Fish Market LLC — 4.8-star rating from 913 reviews. Known for their Poke Bowls sashimi platter.
Hummingbird Sushi — 4.8-star rating from 181 reviews. Known for their Premium Seasonal Fish only- Omakase 18 pc sashimi platter.
Each location has been verified to offer sashimi platter options with fresh fish and quality presentation.
How to Order a Sashimi Platter in Seattle
Ordering a sashimi platter in Seattle is straightforward whether you dine in, take out, or get delivery. For dine-in, many Seattle restaurants let you order a sashimi platter directly from the menu or as part of an omakase sashimi platter experience. For takeout, call ahead to order your sashimi platter so it's ready when you arrive — a fresh sashimi platter is best consumed within an hour of preparation. For sashimi platter delivery in Seattle, popular apps like DoorDash and UberEats connect you with Seattle restaurants that deliver sashimi platters. When ordering a sashimi platter for a group in Seattle, consider a large sashimi platter or party-size sashimi platter that serves 4–10 people.
Types of Sashimi Platter Sources in Seattle
Where can you find a sashimi platter in Seattle? Sashimi platters in Seattle are available from several types of sources:
Restaurant sashimi platters: 61 options
Store sashimi platters: 27 options
Catering sashimi platters: 3 options
Restaurant sashimi platters in Seattle offer the widest variety, while store sashimi platters are often more affordable. Catering sashimi platters in Seattle are ideal for events and large groups looking for a sashimi platter to share.