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Katsu and Sake House | Kobuta & Ookami | Seattle top of pageHomeMenuGalleryReservationContactMore...Use tab to navigate through the menu items.WELCOME ! About Kobuta&Ookami Restaurant Kobuta & Ookami (Little Pig and Wolf) takes its name from the classic story of the Three Little Pigs and the Big Wolf. We are a locally family-owned restaurant. Our inspiration for this restaurant stems from our love of dining and drinking in the small food alleys under the train tracks in Japan. We were captivated by the vibrant atmosphere, delicious food, and sake culture. Growing up with Japanese animation and traditions, and traveling to Japan many times, we wanted to bring the joy, fun, and rich culinary experiences of Japanese culture to our home in Seattle. Our chefs are deeply passionate about cooking. They specialize in Japanese cuisine and have expertise in sushi, Thai dishes, and fusion cuisine. Our head chef has developed unique recipes inspired by his travels, research throughout Japan and Vancouver, and his extensive culinary study, research, and experience. Enjoy laid-back dining in our warmly furnished space, offering unpretentious Japanese rice dishes. ​M E N UGALLERYCONTACTSEATTLE121 15th Ave E Seattle, WA 98112Close TEL : (206) 708-7856OPENING HOURSTues - Thursday: 11-3 & 5 - 9 Fri - Sat: 11-3 & 5 - 9:30 Sun: 12 - 3 & 5 - 9​​SEATTLE RESERVATION Restaurant Policies Dine-in ONLY, NO walk-in Takeout 20% Gratuity will be added to party of 5 people or more (Excluding newborn in strollers) First come, First served seating subject to capacity and availability (table, counter bar, or high table) Reservation for 6+ (Excluding newborn in strollers) & 8 hours in advance All reservations and parties must to be complete before being seated. Reservations will be canceled after 15 minu

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