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Adana
Cuisine: Asian, Japanese
10Best Says
Chef Shota Nakajima closed Capitol Hill's Naka Kaiseki in order to open in its stunning space Adana (meaning –"nickname–"), a new concept highlighting Shota–'s beautiful Japanese fare. Diners... Read More
Chef Shota Nakajima closed Capitol Hill's Naka Kaiseki in order to open in its stunning space Adana (meaning –"nickname–"), a new concept highlighting Shota–'s beautiful Japanese fare. Diners can enjoy his simple, clean and flavorful dishes thanks to rotating three-course menus (with three selections per course for a set price of $37 per person, plus tax and gratuity). Shota says, –"Adana–'s food will be more like what my family cooks at home, but still focused on highlighting seasonal ingredients from the Pacific Northwest. Guests will experience authentic Japanese cuisine but with multiple choices to curate their own tasting menu.–" Guests also enjoy à la carte-priced desserts, as well as delicious bar food and beverages, focused on Japanese whiskeys and spirits from the talented team behind the bar.
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EXPERT TIPS BY:
Corinne Whiting
Seattle Local Expert
- New and Popular Restaurants: "Take advantage of the introductory tasting menu, which rotates every month and costs $37 per person. If you're looking for something a bit more grand, order the five-course feast, which means nine courses ($62 per person). Also be on the lookout for Chef Shota's brand-new eatery Taku, which is opening six blocks away and will serve casual Japanese street food until 2 a.m. (and 2:30 at the pick-up window)."
- Japanese: "Take advantage of the brand-new venue's opening menu, which proves an amazing and delicious deal (three courses for $37)."
- Best for New and Popular Restaurants Because: Enjoy Japanese comfort food served in a beautiful Capitol Hill space; the multi-course meals feature fresh Northwest ingredients that rotate with the seasons.
- Best for Japanese Because: Chef Shota Nakajima welcomes Capitol Hill diners to Adana, a beautiful space in which to enjoy delectable Japanese fare (made with Northwest ingredients).
