Madison Park has many things in abundance: stately brick, well-groomed dogs. Water views. Mystery, however, remains in short supply. Until you spot the tiny, tasteful Sushi Suzuki sign, hidden in plain sight on the corner of a storefront on the main drag.
If you follow it down a narrow passageway between a bookstore and a hair salon, another gold sign encourages you, “keep going.” Beyond this corridor awaits a sushi restaurant that’s smaller than many of the residential kitchens in this affluent neighborhood. It’s home to a new arrival in Seattle’s pantheon of great sushi bars, and to a chef with an unabashed goofball giggle.
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