If you’re wandering around Seattle and crave a Korean twist on your meal, Sun Teriyaki at 3424 Fremont Ave N is the spot to check out. This cozy Korean restaurant has a casual vibe that makes it perfect whether you’re grabbing a quick bite on the go or settling in for a relaxed dine-in experience. They offer flexible service options, from no-contact delivery and standard delivery to takeout and in-house dining, catering to everyone’s comfort level. The menu balances traditional flavors with approachable options, including vegetarian-friendly dishes that pair nicely with a refreshing beer, a glass of wine, or other alcoholic selections they have on offer. The atmosphere here is friendly and unpretentious, letting the food take center stage while keeping things simple and convenient. What stands out is the attention to classic teriyaki preparations-each dish is rich in flavor, satisfying, and made with a sense of authenticity that doesn’t overcomplicate the experience. Whether you’re craving a hearty teriyaki bowl, a light vegetarian option, or just a casual meal accompanied by a drink, Sun Teriyaki provides a straightforward, enjoyable Korean dining experience right in the heart of Seattle, complete with service options that adapt to modern needs without sacrificing taste or quality.
3424 Fremont Ave N, Seattle, WA 98103, United States
Teriyaki is missing the sauce! Needs more sauce though the chicken is quite juicy. Dumplings are pretty good for frozen and come with a sauce with a lot of white pepper. The salad dressing is nice and vinegary.
- J. Kenji López-Alt -
Good cozy corner place in Fremont area. Good selection of mixed Korean and other variety food options. I had the Chicken Katsu and it was way better than I expected. Would recommend.
- Khoder Wassouf -
So good! I ordered the kimchi friend rice and even though i loooooved it, the chicken teriyaki was my favorite.
- Danna Zúñiga (nanni) -
Chicken stone pot bibimbap, super tasty on a cold afternoon. Clean, calm vibe. Nice people. Hostess kindly gave me kimchi and salad for side dishes. Loved it
- Lara Lee -
Mom and pop shop with quality Korean dishes. Good value. The kimchi stew has a lot of flavor! The bibimbap is pretty good well — exactly what I want for a simple but satisfying dinner. Only thing I wish they had are some side dishes like Kimchi and sesame spinach.
- Jocelyn Chui -
Service was fast and the portions were large. The owner seemed a little disgruntled when people didn't order at the front, but the food was good! Some people would come in randomly to go to the washroom which was interesting. And the sriracha seemed like it was very old and tasted funky. I got the chicken bibimbap and it had the usual toppings with carrots, cucumbers, rice, and gochujang sauce. I wish they would've given us a bottle of sauce so we can choose how much to put in it.
- Kallen Tu -
Delicious Bibimbap and Teriyaki! The Bibimbap bowls are perfect for taking a balanced, delicious lunch to-go. The sauce is too spicy for me (a low spice tolerance white guy with German heritage), but you can get "no sauce" for a side of sauce instead. Chicken Teriyaki and Chicken Katsu are also very well done. The Teriyaki Chicken is seared well, and the salads are always fresh.
- David Ross -
The food is VERY tasty. My favorite is the Pork Kimchi Jjigae (Stew), especially during the winter time. I do wish they could give you a little more food when it comes to side dishes though. The service is GREAT. They’re fast and NEVER get my order wrong. If you want water or hot tea, it’s self serve. Which I actually really like, since I always feel guilty bothering service for more water or tea. My dish was about $13 including taxes. Considering the cost of living in Seattle it’s about right, although like I’ve said, I do wish they would give more in amount of side dishes. I often find that half of my meal isn’t finished by my side dishes at gone.
- Mara Joya -
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