Adana
Japanese restaurant · Capitol Hill
1449 E Pine St, Seattle, WA 98122
Highlights
Japanese comfort food, tasting menus & whiskey selection
Japanese comfort food, tasting menus & whiskey selection
"A casual yet acclaimed restaurant opened by Shota Nakajima after Naka. It was known for approachable Japanese cuisine and helped solidify Nakajima's reputation in the Seattle dining scene. Adana closed during the pandemic lockdown." - Harry Cheadle
"Adana was a Japanese restaurant in Seattle opened by Shota Nakajima, which closed in May 2020. It was originally known as Naka, one of Seattle’s only kaiseki restaurants." - Jade Yamazaki Stewart
"After closing his Capitol Hill restaurant Adana a year ago and putting his new spot Taku on hiatus for months, the chef admitted he felt a little lost." - Gabe Guarente
"Last May, Nakajima closed his multicourse restaurant Adana on Capitol Hill permanently." - Gabe Guarente
"Adana, a Japanese hot spot in Seattle, decided to permanently close in late May. This closure adds to a list of venues shutting down due to the coronavirus crisis." - Gabe Guarente
