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Takohachi

610 S Jackson St
Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 682-1828

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M-Sa 11a-8p  
Status: Closed  
 

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Business Description from the Web

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Takohachi, a tiny and excellent place that serves Japanese comfort food (dishes like chicken karaage, hamburg steak and croquettes) offers an exotic, delicious bento for lunch and dinner; try it with the curried rice.

By Mike McGonigal
NWsource staff
Posted by nwsource on January 10, 2008

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The owner of this establishment builds on the success of his restaurant in Japan and creates a simple, even humble, atmosphere that is thoroughly satisfying. The interior is a bit austere, but very clean and well lit. A wide range of dishes are offered, but first-time visitors should try one of the delicious Ramen soups, which are too large to eat at one sitting, but become even tastier by the next ... more
Posted by wcities on June 30, 2007

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Comfort food at a comfortable price is the name of the game at this popular little restaurant. The emphasis is on fried foods such as tonkatsu (breaded pork cutlet) and kaarage (breaded boneless chicken), but the nabe (cabbage soup) is also quite delicious. There are only two types of sushi on the menu -- California roll and a battera (mackerel and sweet rice stuffed in a fried tofu pouch) -- ... more
Posted by fodors on May 04, 2007

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Takohachi for DiningTo Japanese students, Takohachi is just the cure for a homesick palate. The chef has brought a casually contemporary Japanese menu to Seattle, the kind of food young people eat back home, like a choice of "hamburg steak," breaded pork cutlet, tempura, or fish, and sides like a savory potato croquette.
Posted by seattleweekly on June 22, 2007

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To Japanese students, Takohachi is just the cure for a homesick palate. The chef has brought a casually contemporary Japanese menu to Seattle, the kind of food young people eat back home, like a choice of "hamburg steak," breaded pork cutlet, tempura, or fish, and sides like a savory potato croquette.
Posted by seattleweekly on March 31, 2007

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I think that it was called the Tripple Set. Forgot the name. Its basically a combination set of Hamburger Steak Chicken Karaage and Croquette. Very filling and very good. The Chicken Karaage was amazingly juicy and good
Posted by menuism user on August 21, 2008

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Kimchi Ramen Bacon fried rice Each alone would make me happy together Im speechless. Did I mention bacon fried rice Watch out the ramen broth is a bit salty. But bacon fried rice
Posted by menuism user on August 21, 2008

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A great dinner and perfect portion size. Features tempura shrimp fried chicken karaage tamago edamame veggies salmon and a bunch of other treats.
Posted by menuism user on August 21, 2008
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