Fish Ramen In Seattle, Washington — 15 Spots
Every spot we track for fish ramen in Seattle, ranked by rating and review volume. Search by name, or switch to the map.
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15 restaurants
Moontree Sushi And Tapas
516 1st Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109Closed — 11AM–9PM
Romantic, cozy waterfront restaurant with wine, sake & Japanese-fusion small plates.
Star Sushi & Bar
538 Broadway E, Seattle, WA 98102Closed — 12–9PM
Casual Japanese & Mongolian fusion restaurant serving small plates, sushi & ramen.
SUSHI AVE Queen Anne
111 Queen Anne Ave N # 102, Seattle, WA 98109Closed — 11AM–9PM
SUSHI AVE Queen Anne, in Seattle, is next up, rated 4.7 out of 5 from 215 reviews.
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Japonessa Sushi Cocina
1400 1st Ave, Seattle, WA 98101Closed — 11:30AM–10PM
Fusion spot dishes out sushi rolls with Latin-influences, such as cilantro & mango, plus happy hour.
Wasabi Sushi & Izakaya
2311 2nd Ave, Seattle, WA 98121Closed — 4–11PM
Creative sushi & new takes on Japanese cooking in a stylish, modern space with a young, upbeat vibe.
Toyoda Sushi
12543 Lake City Way NE, Seattle, WA 98125Closed — Closed today
Popular & unpretentious Japanese fixture known for its traditional & creative rolls.
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Kiriba Sushi & Grill
323 N 145th St, Seattle, WA 98133Closed — 11:30AM–2:30PM, 5–9PM
Quaint Japanese restaurant with a cheery vibe offering artfully presented sushi, sashimi & nigiri.
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Wabi-Sabi Sushi Bar & Restaurant
4909 Rainier Ave S, Seattle, WA 98118Closed — 3–8:30PM
Stylish sushi joint earns buzz for its refined Japanese fare, creative rolls & Zen-like atmosphere.
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Daimonji Sushi & Grill
5963 Corson Ave S #194, Seattle, WA 98108Closed — 11AM–2PM, 5–8PM
Quaint sushi house with a straightforward menu, modest setup & free WiFi plus sake, beer & wine.
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Kamakura Japanese Cuisine and Sushi (Fremont, Seattle)
3520 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103Closed — 11:45AM–3PM, 4–9:30PM
Unassuming restaurant specializing in classic sushi, plus noodle & seafood dishes.
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Sushi Katsu-ya (Seattle)
122 Westlake Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109Closed — 11:30AM–2:30PM, 5–9PM
Sushi Katsu-ya (Seattle), in Seattle, is next up, rated 4.4 out of 5 from 525 reviews.
KAMINO SUSHI AND MORE
372 Roy St, Seattle, WA 98109Open today: Hours unavailable
KAMINO SUSHI AND MORE, in Seattle, is next up, rated 4.4 out of 5 from 44 reviews.
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Ichiro Sushi & Teriyaki
2434 32nd Ave W, Seattle, WA 98199Closed — 11AM–9PM
Ichiro Sushi & Teriyaki, in Seattle, is next up, rated 4.3 out of 5 from 364 reviews.
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Kouyou Sushi
823 5th Ave N, Seattle, WA 98109Closed — 5–9PM
Kouyou Sushi, in Seattle, is next up, rated 4.1 out of 5 from 142 reviews.
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Koi Shi Sushi Bistro
17801 International Blvd, Seattle, WA 98158Closed — 12–9PM
Koi Shi Sushi Bistro, in Seattle, is next up, rated 2.4 out of 5 from 81 reviews.
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When I am after fish ramen in Seattle, the list above is where I start. It is already filtered toward fish ramen, so it is easy to compare ratings, hours, and photos and pick the bowl you actually want — or switch to the map and tap "Use my location" to sort the same list by distance.
What makes great fish ramen
Fish ramen leans on seafood for its flavor — a savory gyokai (seafood) broth built on dried fish like niboshi, or a bowl topped with fresh fish and shellfish. This map surfaces the seafood-forward ramen spots near you.
How I find the best fish ramen in Seattle
My approach is simple: I favor shops that specialize rather than do a little of everything, and I trust a strong rating that holds up across plenty of reviews over a perfect score from just a few. In Seattle, I open a couple of listings, skim the most recent reviews and the photos, and go with the bowl that looks carefully made. The map keeps everything sorted by distance, so you are never trading quality for a long drive.
Tips for ordering fish ramen
- •Sort by distance once you set your location so the nearest fish ramen in Seattle is on top.
- •Open a few listings and read the most recent reviews — fresh, specific praise is the best signal.
- •Use the Filters button to stack on what matters: open now, price, or dietary needs.
- •Ask the shop for noodle firmness and spice level so the bowl arrives exactly how you like it.
Prefer to widen the search? You can browse all ramen in Seattle, WA or jump to fish ramen near you nationwide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find fish ramen in Seattle?+
The map above shows Seattle, WA seafood-forward ramen spots. Enter your ZIP or click "Use my location" to sort by distance, then check menus and reviews for gyokai or niboshi to confirm a true seafood bowl.
What is fish ramen?+
Fish ramen gets its flavor from seafood — usually a gyokai broth built on dried fish like niboshi (sardines), bonito, and kombu, or a bowl topped with fresh fish and shellfish.
What is gyokai ramen?+
Gyokai means "seafood" in Japanese. Gyokai ramen uses a broth made from dried fish and seaweed for a deep, savory, umami-rich flavor.
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