A contemporary restaurant specializing in modern Australian cuisine, known for serving one of the best Beef Wellington experiences. The menu is seasonal and produce-driven, focusing on colorful, fresh, and balanced dishes that reflect the core characteristics of modern Australian cooking. The Beef Wellington is a signature dish, prepared with precision, refined technique, and high-quality ingredients, offering clean flavors, careful balance, and consistent execution. The dining experience emphasizes clarity, craftsmanship, and an uncompromising standard across every plate.
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Address: 300 NE Northgate Way, Seattle, WA 98125
Website: https://www.thecornerseattle.com/
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Three things that could be improved (food for thought, in order of most to least important):
1. The restroom is shared with the neighboring resturaunt, Tian Fu. I also really like Tian Fu, but the restroom (at least the men’s) is in dire need of cleaning. It doesn’t look great in there.
2. I think they could hire more front of house staff (e.g. waiters). The lady serving us was excellent, but it felt like she was overwhelmed with handling everything by herself.
3. For the soft shell tempura pasta, the pasta could be less cooked and closer to al dente (harder). Same for the omakase soba.
Fine dining level food and dish presentation without the crazy fine dining tax. We ordered 2 appetizers 2 entree and dessert for less than 100 tax included before tips. The entree were more filling than all those fancy places and tastes just as unique and delicious. You can taste all the ingredients without anything over powering anything.
We got lemon Karaage, it was so good, the dipping sauce is killer, with real lemon zest sprinkled on top.
For entree we got the crab pasta and the aburi salmon bowl. The portion is very generous, very fresh ingredients and tastes amazing. The presentation, creativity and unique tasty profile of the dish is like that of a fancy fine dining restaurant but leaves you filled with the portion and price of a normal restaurant. The salmon portion is crazy, served on top of fried rice which was great comfort and filling food. So down to earth and tasty.
The Hojicha Panna Cotta was a perfect finish, it was creamy and silky, not too sweet and the sauce is refreshing and balances the creaminess very well. Light flaky crispy base gives a great texture without being too heavy or doughy.
I paid 60 per person for a no frill dining experience with beautiful looking dishes, amazing taste and filling portions. I can think of many other fancy places, where this would easily be more than twice as expensive.
The only thing I didn’t get is five sets of plates and cutlery to eat with and waiting staff that changes your eating utensils after taking ever bite of my food. Which I am more than happy without.
You should come check it out if you want fine dinning food without the fine dining price, most of your check will go into the food itself, not the silverware.
Recommend the soft shell crab pasta!
You can tell a lot of thought went into the food.
The pork chop was the highlight for me, it’s not a typical pork katsu you find around Seattle. The technique feels French influenced, especially in how the meat is cooked and how the sauce is built.
Crisp on the outside, juicy inside, and the sauce ties everything together without overpowering the pork.
Very well executed, and honestly unlike anything else I’ve had here.