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GIFT CARDS + CHEF'S BOOK

Give the gift of Sushi Kashiba

Sushi Kashiba Gift Cards are the perfect gift for that special someone or congratulatory event.

We have two different types of gift cards available. For IN-HOUSE dining and for our TO-GO program.

TO-GO PROGRAM DIGITAL GIFT CARDS (via Tock), PLEASE CLICK HERE  TO-GO GIFT CARD

IN-HOUSE DINING DIGITAL GIFT CARDS (via email delivery), PLEASE CHOOSE FROM BELOW:

(If you'd prefer a classic, physical gift card we can mail to you or recipient, please call us at (206) 441-8844.

Physical gift cards are for in-house dining redemption only).

 

Chef Kashiba's critically acclaimed book is available for purchase at Sushi Kashiba or by visiting our publisher, Chin Music Press:

Buy Book

"Sushi lovers will delight in this softbound sensation, filled with artwork and ephemera that traces Shiro-san's footsteps from his native Kyoto to Tokyo's Ginza district to Seattle's International District and beyond."

—Nancy Leson, The Seattle Times

"Shiro is engrossing and thoughtful—plenty of pleas for more sustainable seafood practices—and paints a striking picture of the development of Seattle’s sushi culture. The friendly tips from the chef, along with his own personal ephemera, make it a personal and personable read, much like the venerable master himself."

—MSN.com

"(Kashiba's) appreciation of local sea life―and his serious concern for its survival―permeates the book, which itself is awash in gorgeous illustrations, vintage photos, and recipes and tips from the sushi master. Forty-five years after landing in Seattle, now boasting legions of regular customers (including Bill and Melinda Gates, Ichiro Suzuki and Gerard Schwarz), Shiro tells readers how he got here. It's a lovely immigrant song."

―Seattle Magazine

“Now the chef—who trained with Jiro Ono (of Jiro Dreams of Sushi) in Japan—has returned in top form to open Sushi Kashiba, in a prime Pike Place Market location.”

– Sunset Magazine