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SAI Sushi & Sake

Seattle, Washington

SAI Sushi & Sake in Uptown Seattle offers a $205 Edomae-style dinner omakase, booked via Tock, open nightly except Tuesday.

Artfully plated sushi appetizer with fish roe, microgreens, and citrus garnish
  • Modern spa reception desk with geometric wood wall feature and product displays
  • Modern conference or meeting table with place settings and water bottles
Photo: SAI Sushi & Sake via Google

At a glance

Price
$$
Dinner omakase
$205
Reservations
Tock · book a few weeks out
Booking
Tock

SAI Sushi & Sake sits on W Mercer St in Seattle's Uptown neighborhood, offering an Edomae-style sushi omakase for dinner. The tasting menu is priced at $205 per person and is the restaurant's primary dining format in the evening; there is no lunch service.

The restaurant is open Monday, Wednesday through Sunday from 4:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m., and closed on Tuesdays. Reservations are handled through Tock, and booking is described as moderately difficult, suggesting it's worth securing a slot ahead of a visit rather than walking in. The restaurant is listed as English friendly, which may ease communication for visitors unfamiliar with Japanese dining terms.

SAI is not currently Michelin listed, and the restaurant accepts non-cash payment. Pricing falls into the moderate tier relative to other omakase counters, with the $205 dinner omakase as the stated cost for the tasting course. No phone number is listed for the restaurant, so reservations and inquiries are best handled online through Tock or the restaurant's own website.

For diners researching Seattle's omakase scene, SAI offers a straightforward entry point: a single evening tasting menu, online booking, and a location in the Uptown area near Seattle Center. Those with dietary restrictions or specific questions about the omakase's structure should confirm details directly with the restaurant, as the available information does not specify course count or seating capacity.

Good to know

How do I book an omakase seat at SAI Sushi & Sake?
Reservations are made through the Tock platform. The restaurant does not list a phone number, so online booking via Tock is the primary method.
How much does the dinner omakase cost?
The dinner omakase is priced at $205 per person.
What days is SAI Sushi & Sake open?
The restaurant is open Monday, and Wednesday through Sunday, from 4:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. It is closed on Tuesdays.
Does SAI Sushi & Sake accept cash only?
No, the restaurant is not cash-only and accepts other forms of payment.
Is SAI Sushi & Sake Michelin listed?
No, it is not currently listed by Michelin.

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

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