Donburi Station - Seattle

Prices are actually cheaper than online - super affordable for a quick lunch. The ambiance is exactly as advertised, a quick to go lunch spot with a variety of tasty fresh fish offerings. Today I had their dynamite unagi poke bowl, which took about 10 minutes from the order all together. Service was very kind, and allowed me time to deliberate (there was no line!). The upside of this restaurant is that it doesn't try to out-do itself, it sticks to simple menu items and presents a few variations on them. The fish is fresh, which is everything I wanted, and avocado was a nice poke bowl addition - usually would cost you an extra few in Seattle! Overall, it's not a location I would trek miles to eat at, but I will 100% come back if I'm passing by downtown Seattle, or for a busy work day meal.

Went to this casual poke restaurant and thought it quite interesting unfortunately things didn't go right. The raw salmon and tuna were fresh but very mediocre. The service was disappointing. The waitress consistently placed trays of fresh food on the very edge of the table. Then coincidentally a table away from us a tray of food being served fell on the floor! For the price of the food I don't think it's worth the effort to come back.

I don't know where Donburi station has been all my life because I just live up the hill from them and tried them for the first time ever! This place is amazing! They serve the freshest chirashi and seafood-- it's super tasty! It's small but very nice on the inside and staff were nice. Everything tastes SO good and they have nice convenient hours. I get off work at 6 and luckily they are open til 8:30pm daily, which is perfect.

I was craving a Chirashi Bowl for lunch and decided to go to one of my favorite go-to places, Donburi Station. There's a nice-sized parking lot right before Donburi Station at the corner since Donburi Station is at a small corner. There isn't a ton of seating so you might have to take your meal to-go. You order on the pad and they bring your food to you nicely presented. Service was excellent and the ambiance is very causal. We ordered the Chirashi Bowl and the Mix Kastu Don. The Chirashi Bowl is always delicious and served with the freshest fish. The salmon is always a favorite and the sushi rice is perfectly seasoned. Next time, I am excited to try half salad and half rice Chirashi bowl instead of all rice. The Mix Kastu Don is a combination of Chicken Kastu and Tonkatsu. Both are equally juicy and cooked to perfection. If you're ever looking for a great lunch/dinner spot, check out Donburi Station.

Food is always fresh!! Great place. However, the girl at the front seems to always have an attitude, she's not very welcoming. ( I've come 4 times and it's always the same girl in the front )

The fish was really fresh. Portion was just right. Cozy little spot behind a brewery. They have a self service window which shows a picture of whatevers on the menu which was helpful.

I love how Seattle have those small convenient Don stores. I ordered Chirashi and it was really fresh. The portion was pretty great too and it was pretty filling for me. The price is also very cheap compared to Chirashi bowl in sushi restaurants. Only issue is that the wait time is pretty long so would recommend ordering before you get there. Would recommend and will go back.

On a busy corner in Georgetown, down from the historic brewery row.... It's an interesting spot, feels like we might be in some part of Yokohama? Interesting art of trains. The lady who takes our orders was so very helpful. The Food? One of the Best Chicken Katsu Curry this side of Japan. Yummy!!!! Awesome presentation and the tonkatsu sauce was fruity and tart. My Son said it's second best to his Moms.

I heard about the place a while ago, and so glad I finally tried it because I've been missing out! The food was delicious! It is a little pricey for an every day lunch spot, but definitely reasonably priced for what you get. The chirashi bowl was delicious and came with a lot of extremely fresh fish. The una-gyudon was sooo good - I love the fatty, thinly sliced meat. Unagi was delicious! The karaage wasn't too oily and I loved the sauce it came with. Usually karaage comes with like a spicy mayo, but this was like a refreshing gingery sort of fresh salad dressing like sauce which I loved! The inside is cute, though not much seating. So might not be good for large parties. Conveniently shares the parking lot with the pizza place right across. Overall, would come again! I think this place is the most reasonably priced chriashi bowl near me!

I thought this place was ok. I got the sukiyaki bowl + $2 add-on of unagi. Doing that add-on was not worth it for the 2 very small pieces of fish that had bone. Food was ok, not super flavorful in my opinion. My boyfriend got the volcano don and he didn't love it either. He said it tasted like a deconstructed sushi roll and it wasn't spicy either. Both of us felt like we should've gotten something else. Serving size was adequate though. About $37 for both bowls, including taxThe place itself was clean with a couple of seats by the window in a bar format, and a few tables. Nice decor.Service was alright. The lady who took orders would sometimes disappear to do other work and you'd have to stand there and wait until she came back.Not sure if I'd come back considering the prices and lackluster flavors. However, the place quickly filled with dine-in customers shortly after opening at 4:30 and there were multiple take-out orders waiting for pickup on their counter, so this seems like a popular place...just maybe not for me.