Karaage Setsuna

Karaage chicken with lemon pepper is a must try. They have multiple dipping sauce choices which is cool. Spicy Mayo, Ponzu, and honey mustard aren't that special, wouldn't get again. Their rolls are good too, I tried their Shaggy Roll and Hawaiian Dragon Roll (but I wouldn't get it again). Service is fine. Atmosphere is ok, a bit dingy.

We stopped in for lunch during our time in Seattle. With karaage in their name and the reviews figured their chicken should be good. Atmosphere was basic, nothing above average. Service was average as well, but the waiter seemed to be the only waiter for the restaurant during that time. Quick turnaround on the food considering. Their karaage chicken was good. We had the lunch entree with rice and pasta. Waiter gave us both flavors to try beyond the plain version and they were all good, lemon was the best. We also had a couple sushi rolls, crunch and spicy tuna. Spicy tuna was not as fresh as I hoped, the crunch was good. I would consider eating there again for their chicken but not the sushi.

The food was OK. They were out of bacon for my bacon egg and cheese bagel. Just wish the bagel had some kind of sauce. It was very dry. They gave a small discount but this place was a bit pricey. We did really enjoy the pecan roll tho.

Visitors to Seattle, we wanted to go to a restaurant our kids would enjoy. They loved the karaage and fries. We also ordered Ramen, curry, and a poke bowl. They're very generous with the food. Service was good.

Went around 8 PM last night. The fried chicken seemed a bit over-fried/over-marinated—salty and darker than the photos I see other people posted here. I’m a big fried chicken fan and had high hopes since the online photos looked perfectly crisp and golden. The pieces we got were different, but we were starving so I didn’t bring it up. That said, the server was really friendly, and I feel like if the quality was more consistent (especially with fried chicken as their signature dish), this spot could be great.