Hachi-ko

Came in here to pick up lunch before boarding my flight. It's 12:30 on a Tuesday. There was a line of people waiting for their food and a line of people waiting to order. I was mildly concerned that they were too busy to get my hot food order ready but it was ready in less than 10 mins. It was hot, super hot. My order was cooked to order and it was delicious!My chicken yakisoba noodles had plenty of chicken, noodles and veggies. It was exactly what was on the picture on their menu. I used both packets of hot sauce. I wanted lots of veggies and this had loads!Will be back the next time I'm at SEA.

Better than other choices around here, but kind of typical of airport food in that it's overpriced and the workers are disinterested at best. I did like having spam musubi as a choice but it's nowhere near as good as any 7-11's in Hawai'i. The Yakisoba is about at the level you'd make for yourself at home from an instant package.

For airport food Hacki-ko was phenomenal. They were quick, affordable, and delicious. Ordering was easy and the portion size matches the price you pay.

Hachi-ko is located in the C terminal after gate 8, across from Starbucks. The menu looked great, and I ordered the Hachi-ko bento combination with beef and chicken teriyaki along with salad and 3 potstickers. It took about 3 minutes to serve the combo, but the young lady behind the counter ended up giving me the wrong order. She had to chase me down and retrieve the meal. The combo was pretty good for airport kiosk food. Portions were generous, and I liked the potsticker sauce that was included with the meal. I also would note I am partial to Akita movies.

I see the mixed reviews here, and I am more on the "this is fine" side of the curve. First, I really appreciate that in the Sea-Tac airport, there are Japanese food options, like this location. You'll find some Hawaiian classics here also. I enjoyed the portion sizes here. You'll get plenty of rice with your teriyaki bowls. The food didn't feel very "teriyaki", more like "stewed", but it was tasty enough. The salad here was amazing. The Bento boxes looked great. The pricing was great for an airport location, especially given the portions. Service was very prompt/disinterested, but they do have kiosks here so that you can order with low interaction. Sometimes the kiosks do not work. There is a small area for seating inside the restaurant, which is clean, but I think it is likely that most people here get their food to go.

Love that this spot exists in Seatac :) They have fresh, healthy, affordable options in the grab-n-go like poke, sushi, wraps. They also have a electronic checkout for a quick checkout!The Chicken Teriyaki wrap ($10.95) was great! Wish it came with sauce or something.

SEA INT'L AIRPORT TERMINAL C / ASIAN / 10-14-22 / DINNER+The food portions are bigger than the other eating options within the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.-The dumplings are pre-fried and flash fried again to warm it up, so expect a crispy dark brown shell with a string grease flavor.-There was a little foreign, old white piece of chicken in the greens salad; see my attached pics.-The restaurant is not well-kept, which explains the random crap in my entree.-The side salad veggies were wilted and definitely going bad.-The bags of chips and other snacks in front of the register were covered in grease.If you have time, just walk around and explore the end terminals (N or A), or just pick a spot in the main food court area (right after security) for your airport meal. I only came here because the Bambuza Vietnam Kitchen (N gates) line was extraordinarily long at 8:00 P.M. and a lot of the other places were closed; i.e., Beecher's.

Late post Sept 23'Hachi Ko offers reasonably priced Japanese/ Hawaiian food such as; katsu, spam musubi, Udon, teriyaki, sushi, goyza, Portuguese sausage breakfast and so much more. Located at Sea-Tac in the Alaska Airlines terminal. The customer service was great! Ordered the Sushi, which was fresh and the Katsu also delicious and thankfully hot! Katsu sauce needs work, yes it was that bad (missing a star)

An OK place to eat at. Prices can be high for the amount of food you get. Service is alright. Taste-wise and quality is so-so. Tried this a couple of times, so nothing too special to rave about inside the Sea-Tac Airport. You'll have some Hawaiian and Japanese food choices to choose from.

This joint was great! The chicken teriyaki was on par and the rice was fresh and sticky.The -2 stars is due to their lack of customer service. The lady behind the register must've had peepee cheerios for breakfast because she was mean as hail!I'd come back tho just cause the line was non-existent and the food came out within 5 minutes. Still sour about her meaniebobeanieness tho :(