Shiro's Sushi, Belltown

Says Shiro's is probably tops and a wonderful experience.

Calls Shiro Sushi excellent without giving specifics.

Strongly recommends Shiro's chef's-table omakase and ranks it among the top omakase meals in town.

Positioned as a middle ground between the rolls spots and the pricey omakase bar.

Lists Shiro's among high-end sushi options.

Named as a further recommendation with no detail.

Suggests the Belltown spot Shiro's as a Japanese-chef-owned option to try, contrasting it with another pick.

Names Shiro's Sushi as a Restaurant Week pick, with no further detail.

Had a fun visit to Shiro's in Belltown and strongly recommends it.

Listed as good in its own way.

Says it was a sweet spot a decade or more ago, hinting it has slipped.

Names Shiro's as their top pick, with no further detail.

Says the sushi spot belongs and is among Seattle's best; has visited a few times and is consistently impressed by its quality.

Says sushi is excellent here and recommends any of the Chef Shiro's restaurants.

Calls Shiro's the top choice and has eaten omakase at its bar about three times yearly for six years.

Says it was the spot in its day, hinting that it has since slipped.

Lists Shiro's among three good options and says its happy hour is reasonably priced.

Rates it as a fine option too, after another commenter brought it up.

Commenter finds it high quality relative to cost and says it is their regular go-to place.

Says it's now run by a different group and is just okay compared with before.

Says the small, cramped room and weaker service are drawbacks, but its omakase food is close to Kashiba's and better value.

Tentatively placed among the top spots, with the commenter unsure of its exact ranking.