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Maneki Restaurant
304 6th Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104
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Main Menu
Appetizer - Seafood
Steamed, Sauteed, Broiled And Raw
Ankimo
$6.50
yu-chan's favorite! steamed and chilled monk fish liver sliced sashimi style over a bed of shredded daikon radish dressed with ponzu sauce
Shrio-maguro Tataki
$6.50
raw albacore tuna tartar with green onions and grated ginger.
Shishamo
$4.50
broiled sardlines with roe(3)
Spicy Tuna Bata - Yaki
$4.75
tuna chunks, mushrooms sauteed with butter and hot spices
Geoduck Bata - Yaki
geoduck and mushrooms sauteed with butter and chili pepper.
- Market Price
Appetizer - Side Order
Onigiri
$3.50
choice of salmon, ume or okaka
Yaki Onigiri
$3.00Rice
$1.00Ocha - Zuke
$6.50
choice of salmon or ume
Oshinko
- Small $1.50
- Large $3.00
A La Carte - Tempura
Deep Fried In A Light Batter
Vegetable
$6.50Prawn Of Vegetable
$7.75Spot Prawn
$7.00Soft Shell Crab
$7.00All Time Favorite Dinner
Dinner Includes Sunomono, Rice, Miso Soup, Fruit And Tea
Variety Ozen
$13.00
our popular meal beatifully aranged in a tray. sushi, tempura and chicken-kuwayaki (raw seafood)
Sakana Dinner
$15.50
choice of mackerel or salmon prepared with teriyaki sauce or salt broiled served with sashimi and tempura, (raw seafood)
Steak Dinner
$15.50
broiled spencer steak prepared with teriyaki sauce or salt broiled served with tempura
Maki Sushi
Sushi Rolled In Seaweed Seasoned Vinegar Ed Rice With Fresh, Seasonal.
Tuna Roll
$4.50Spicy Tuna Roll
$4.50
five stars hot!! raw tuna in chili sauce, green onions and radish sprouts
Jojo Roll
$5.25
heated fresh water eel, cucumber, radish sprouts, drizzled with our homemade eel sauce
Ume Roll
$3.00
pickled sour plum paste
Takuan Roll
$3.00
pickled daikon radish
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General Info
Hours
Tuesday:
10:30pm - 5:30pm
Wednesday:
10:30pm - 5:30pm
Thursday:
10:30pm - 5:30pm
Friday:
10:30pm - 5:30pm
Saturday:
10:30pm - 5:30pm
About Us
For more than 100 years, people young and old have returned to Maneki for traditional family-style Japanese food served in a welcoming, neighborhood atmosphere. We invite you to discover the magic for yourself, located in the heart of JapantownOn weekends it served 500 plus customers in the “tatami rooms” or private matted rooms. It served the Japanese community with its many theatrical plays, weddings and funerals. When World War II broke out everyone that was Japanese were interned in camps. The beautiful castle was ransacked and became a ruin. A space in the NP Hotel was used for storage for all the internees that were forced into camps. It was after the war in 1946 and when the internees returned and claimed their belongings that the space became available. .