
Tacoma’s newest waterfront restaurant, Woven Seafood & Chophouse, is a Roy Yamaguchi concept owned by The Puyallup Tribe of Indians. Woven celebrates a rich fusion of culinary traditions, honoring Yamaguchi’s Japanese heritage and pioneering Hawaii regional cuisine, along with the traditions of the Puyallup Tribe and the bounty of the Pacific Northwest.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3017 Ruston Way, Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone: (253) 650-9500
Website: https://eatwoven.com/
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Reviews
Our server Michael was one of the best servers I’ve had in any restaurant for a while. He provided great menu details, offered suggestions and made sure we were checked on regularly.
I’ve got nothing but praise for the food we had. From appetizers to dessert everything was flavorful and balanced. Nothing was too sweet or too salty. We ordered the bread service and Brussel sprouts for appetizer. Our meal was the Short Rib and the Pork Collar. We definitely could not pass up the Okinawa Sweet Potato Brulee for dessert.
When we go to a restaurant like Woven, we have high expectations to meet and the staff did not disappoint.
The good points
– simply decorated but comfortable and spacious
– nice outside deck area for spring and summer dining
– wait staff were friendly and not pushy
The negative points
– over priced for quality of the food and limited menu
– More of a brunch type menu than I would have expected
– Food was nothing special than any other restaurants I visit. May be if I tried something else may be but no way I am going to pay $36 for a hamburger and one side or avocado and toast with one side.
Not a lot if favor or uniqueness of meal
– it is my concern that it is hype and profit over anything else
This all I am going to say. Was very disappointed and on a Friday place was virtually empty at the peak of lunch time
When we arrived, the main dining room was closed, but the bar was open for happy hour, which worked out perfectly. Our server, Amit, was incredibly friendly and took my food allergies very seriously. I really appreciated how allergen-aware the entire restaurant is. You can tell they have strong systems in place and genuinely care about accommodating guests safely.
The happy hour menu has a solid variety, including some great non-alcoholic options. I had a spiced pear drink mixed with Zilch NA wine, and it was so good. My boyfriend ordered the Yamaguchi’s Signature Hawaiian Martini and loved it.
For food, we started with the pho-inspired pork ribs. They were incredible, packed with flavor and incredibly tender. The crispy fried pillows had great crunch, and the sauce tied everything together beautifully. We also ordered the teriyaki chicken skewers, which were okay flavor-wise but came out a bit cold. We ended up mixing them into the kimchi fried rice, which helped.
Speaking of the kimchi fried rice…it was good, but if you’re expecting spice because of the kimchi, it doesn’t deliver heat. Not bad at all, just milder than expected.
One standout dish was the miso-broiled eggplant. Amit recommended adding the fry bread, and that combination was perfect. I loved it so much I ordered extra fry bread to go.
Overall, Woven delivered a great experience. Beautiful space, thoughtful service, strong allergy accommodations, and some truly delicious dishes. I’d absolutely recommend it and can’t wait to come back in the summer to enjoy the patio.
When we arrived, we were greeted with smiles and seated right away with edamame and water. I started asking for menu recommendations, and Kamalani went above and beyond! She shared several options, described each dish in detail, and clearly knew the menu inside and out. She wasn’t even our server, but she absolutely deserves recognition for her attentiveness and genuine enthusiasm. I’d love to see her as a server next time we dine here!
Our server, Genevieve, was equally wonderful friendly, knowledgeable, and on point with her timing and recommendations. The entire team worked together everyone was attentive without being intrusive. The food itself was excellent. Our ribeye was cooked perfectly medium rare, flavorful, and definitely a high-quality cut. Every dish we ordered was balanced.
A great sense of professionalism, warmth, and genuine hospitality. The Woven team really hit the mark tonight, and we’ll absolutely be back. The ribeye will definitely be our go-to every visit!
They charge ~$40 for a cedar plank salmon and the salmon is frozen farmed sockeye. They charge $36 for a set with salad or soup with kimchi grilled cheese when their kimchi is store bought that’s been fermented in the jar for a too long that it’s better used in soups. Portion sizes are quite meager, though it doesn’t apply to their salads, which are generous and more reasonably priced.
Food itself is tasty enough.
Hostess greeted us with an odd “how can i help you?” (um, we want to eat?) instead of how many people in our party.
Serving staff was nice but overworked. 2 waitresses had to cover the entire floor during lunch rush. No one checked on us after food was served until it was time for the check.
Speaking of the check, Woven charges a 3% credit card surcharge. It came as a surprise because there wasn’t any obvious notices about the charge on the menu or in the restaurant.
My partner and I won’t be coming back. This place just isn’t worth the money.