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Mashiko Japanese Restaurant

Seattle, Washington

Mashiko is a seven-seat, counter-only modern sushi restaurant in Seattle's Junction neighborhood, closed Tuesdays, with reservations through Tock.

Plated dish with sliced fish, cucumber, and black sesame seeds on wooden table
  • Sushi and sashimi platter with rice bowl on wooden surface
  • Sushi counter display with various raw fish and ingredients, staff members visible in background
Photo: Eugene Chang via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Seats
7
Reservations
Tock
Booking
Tock
Category
Counter only
Price
Luxury

Mashiko occupies a small counter in the Junction area of West Seattle, seating just seven guests at a time. The restaurant focuses on modern sushi, built around a long-standing commitment to sourcing only sustainable seafood, a policy the kitchen has held since 2009 regardless of cost.

Founded in 1994, Mashiko has changed hands over the decades while staying close to its original idea: Japanese food presented with both technical tradition and room for innovation. Two former employees now own and run the restaurant, carrying forward the approach set by the founder.

Service is dinner only — there is no lunch seating. The restaurant is open six nights a week, closed on Tuesdays, with dinner service running from early evening until around 9 p.m. Given the seven-seat counter, seating is limited and reservations are essential.

Booking goes through Tock, Mashiko's online reservation system, rather than by phone walk-in. The restaurant sits in the Luxury price tier, reflecting the counter-only, chef-driven format. Online ordering for pickup is also available directly through the restaurant's website for those not dining in.

The address is 4725 California Ave SW in Seattle. Guests with questions outside of booking can reach the restaurant by phone at (206) 935-4339.

Good to know

How do I book a table at Mashiko?
Reservations are made online through Tock, linked from the restaurant's website. Phone reservations are not the primary booking method listed.
How many seats does Mashiko have?
The restaurant is counter-only with seven seats, so availability is limited and advance booking is recommended.
Is lunch served at Mashiko?
No. Mashiko offers dinner service only; there is no lunch seating.
What days is Mashiko closed?
Mashiko is closed on Tuesdays and open the remaining six days of the week for dinner.
What is the price range at Mashiko?
Mashiko is classified in the Luxury price tier (price tier 4). Exact menu pricing should be confirmed directly with the restaurant or at time of booking.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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