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“What’s so strange about Momiji is how thoroughly the menu clashes with

Published 7:00 am Monday, October 29, 2012

Momiji, 1522 12th Ave, (206)457-4068. momijiseattle.com
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Momiji, 1522 12th Ave, (206)457-4068. momijiseattle.com
Momiji, 1522 12th Ave, (206)457-4068. momijiseattle.com
This is a beautiful setting for exploring the bar's sake list.
Executive Chef Chris Vilayphanh working on Salmon Usuzukuri.
Executive Chef Chris Vilayphanh gives the Salmon Usuzukuri one final look over.
Salmon Usuzukuri
Garlic Short Ribs
Soft Shell Crab
Filet Mignon
Sounders Roll
Tempura Udon
The dining room
Friends Mtn, Bettie, Gahee, Makoto, and Yuako enjoy a sake and dinner in Momiji's beautiful dining room.

“What’s so strange about Momiji is how thoroughly the menu clashes with the setting. Bloated rolls are usually served side by side with sake bombs and shrimp tempura in badly lit lounges that either offer weekly karaoke nights or can’t afford the video equipment. But Momiji’s stunning interior is a study in reticence and calm.”Read the rest of Hanna Raskin’s review here. Photos by Joshua Huston. Published on January 4, 2012