Fremont Bowl

Japanese restaurant · Fremont

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"The “bowl” in the name of this Fremont favorite refers to the restaurant’s many donburi (rice bowl) dishes, including tonkatsu (pork), short ribs, and sukiyaki. But the main draw is the reasonably priced chirashi-don, which features a generous portion of tuna, yellowtail, albacore, salmon, eel, shrimp, fatty tuna scrapings, and roe. Sibling restaurants called Donburi Station can be found in Georgetown and Bellevue." - Jay Friedman

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4258 Fremont Ave N Ste #4262, Seattle, WA 98103 Get directions

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