Toshi's Teriyaki

Japanese restaurant · Laurelhurst

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"Toshi’s Teriyaki Restaurant popularized the Seattle specialty teriyaki in the 1970s." - Eater Staff

What Food Is Seattle Famous For? - Eater Seattle

3715 NE 45th St, Seattle, WA 98105 Get directions

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