Came in here on a whim because they offered fish sauce wings. The fish sauce wings did not…read moredisappoint. They were so crispy, fresh and delicious. My wife and I both ordered their pho. It was delicious. We appreciated that they have chili crisp at the table as well since a lot of pho restaurants in the area stopped providing this. Service was good. Restaurant was clean. Ambience was good - soft music playing.

Came here for the 1st time. At almost $20 for a bowl of pho and $10 for two egg rolls feels a bit…read morecostly for its value. The food wasn't bad, but it wasn't anything particularly memorable or spectacular for the price. On the positive side, the service was friendly and pretty quick, especially for a slow weekday. Overall, the experience was good, but the prices make it hard to intentionally come back.

Eat Time is an oasis in a Chinese food desert down south. There is not much else to compare it to…read morefrom West Seattle to Burien. I have tried several dishes since they have been around, but tonight I had a craving for some of longtime faves: moo shu (any kind is good, tonight was chicken), scallion pancakes and hot and sour soup. I don't know if they have a new cook, but the food was even fresher and brighter than its usual high standard. The moo shu had a wider variety of vegetables/mushrooms (I am going to guess wood ear, lily flowers, maybe shiitake), and everything was cooked perfectly (not limp and overcooked). Soup had just enough cornstarch, because there is nothing worse than hot and sour that is too thick. My only complaint is they put hoisin in with my pancakes (which was probably just meant for the moo shu), and I missed the thin style sauce that usually comes with scallion pancakes. It's really easy to order online, and they text when the order is ready. If you eat in, service is always friendly, and I wish I could get one of their cute staff shirts. I have a feeling an Eat Time jag is about to happen!

First off I walked in and had to ask what they serve. Couldn't tell if it was Boba , some…read moredifferent Japanese dessert or food, Place is rather childish in nature, crude pictured and decorated like 1st grade classroom. But hey , give it a shot right? Basic chicken and vegetable dish was MSG gravy on rice. not good

My family and I were in the White Center area for Khmer New Years and we were still hungry after…read moregoing to the Wat so we stopped by Apsara Palace. We got the Phnom Penh Kuy Tiew, Seafood Lort Cha, and Beef Skewers along with Sugar Cane Juice and Mango Smoothie. My Seafood Lort Cha was delicious. It was a bit oily but having it with the fish sauce combated it. The pin noodles were so much fun and bouncy to eat. The sugar cane juice was also refreshing and it was just freshly squeezed in front of us. My sister enjoyed her Phnom Penh Kuy Tiew, it had a rich pork broth similar to eating babaw. The Mango Smoothie probably wasn't as fresh though. I didn't taste it but my mom thought it wasn't. Lastly, the beef skewers. They were not as good and seemed a bit old tasting? The meat was a bit tough and the texture seemed off. I was satisfied with my dish though and might come back if I'm ever in the White Center area again to try their Nom Banh Chok Buffet.

Aspara Palace is a Khmer (Cambodian) and Asian restaurant in White Center. They have a homey vibe…read morewith one well-decorated wall. I suspect they are a family business with mom as the cook, plus a son and a daughter as servers, which was the case on a quiet Sunday. The son as the server was bubbly and amicable as I asked questions about popular and favorite dishes. The food is excellent and flavorful, with plenty of leftover foods. Parking is readily available along the streets. The Food and Drinks: Beef Loklak Rice Plate, $20 - 5 Stars This is a hardy dish with flavorful pieces of beef, a fried egg, fresh greens, rice, and a bowl of soup. This dish by itself is a substantial meal. With the sides dishes we ordered, half of this went home. Lort Cha or Fried Pin Noodles with prawns, $20 - 4.5 Stars Available protein is seafood or beef. I requested prawns only, which they accommodated. Served with a side of fish sauce in a squeeze bottle, the server said to apply all over the dish. He also said this is his favorite dish. The food has very good wok hei like a Hong Kong noodle dish. I had plenty of noodles left to make a second dinner after adding veggies and protein. Beef Skewers, $18 - 4.5 Stars Five good size skewers with a dallop of pickled veggies. The seasonings are very distinctive. Oddly, the flavor reminds me of some Chinese style beef jerky. In any case, these are smoky, savory, and yummy. Papaya Salad, $16 - 4.5 Stars They use all the real, authentic ingredients here, including bits of tiny baby crabs. Be careful if you have sensitive gums. Sugar Cane Juice, $7 - 3.5 Stars I would think sugar can juice are all quite similar, but they are not. I didn't like theirs as much for some reason. It was a bit murkier. I probably won't order this in the future. Coconut Coffee, $7 - 5 Stars Our server recommended this. Coconut and coffee sound weird together, but this drink is a winner. Very unique, a touch of sweet, potent like a Viet coffee, and very distinctive. Thumbs up. They are probably closer to 4.5 Stars. Rounding up to support a family business.

I just discovered this place thanks to my older sister, and I'm so glad she introduced me to it…read more Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe is truly a hidden gem in White Center, tucked away near Grocery Surplus. It's the kind of local restaurant that's easy to miss but definitely worth finding. The owner and staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the food was fantastic! We had the fried chicken wings with sticky rice, Lao sausage, papaya salad, Nem Khao, and chicken larb. Every dish was well-seasoned, made with fresh ingredients, and full of authentic Lao flavors. I absolutely love this place and highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys Southeast Asian cuisine. Sap Sap Lao Deli & Cafe is a wonderful addition to the White Center food scene, and I'll definitely be coming back to try more of their delicious dishes!

Friendly staff - excellent service. Good variety of food…read moreand flavor. Definitely a try for those wanting Asian food but not quite ready for pungent strong anchovies smells. There's no strong smell but flavor was still good. Love the fried rice. Nice comfortable space and love there was a TV for the outdoor space to watch the soccer game while eating good food! Wish it was reusable cups for the hot tea. Would definitely come back

We have been going to Ohana Kitchen for many years…read more The food does not disappoint. The food is consistently good and plentiful. Even the men that we go with usually cannot finish their entire orders. I usually order the beef bulgogi or the chicken katsu. It comes with a heaping portion of rice, mac salad, and japchae. The people who own Ohana Kitchen are very nice. There's parking in front and near the restaurant. It's a very narrow lot though.

I ordered the teriyaki chicken bowl. It is very tasty but tastes nothing like the Hawaiian style…read more teriyaki chicken that I grew up with. There was no Mac salad that came with it or tossed salad. I was disappointed. There are a lot of other Korean and Hawaiian dishes there. They even have a bakery section with delicious homemade cakes from Hawaii. they also have an entire showcase of kimchi of every sort! The service was fast and friendly. It has a very casual ambience to it, but it is kept very neat and tidy. I think perhaps they should change the name of the restaurant because it's more of an Asian fusion restaurant and not exclusively Hawaiian.

What an amazing experience…read more The Pho is absolutely delicious. Quite flavorful and plenty. It could have used a little more meat, but, I am also in Seattle. lol. The service is more on a 3 or 4 of 5, the ambiance though... superb, great music (singers and standards)... jazzy. Just a nice place.

Clean restaurant, limited parking lot, friendly and fast service…read more We got the fresh spring rolls with grilled pork, spicy beef noodles soup-broth could be spicier, kids pho with brisket, pho with meatballs, and shrimp fried rice-best fried rice I've had in a long time.

Went here with my boyfriend and he would give this place 6 stars out of 5. (His words) Tried the…read morecombination egg noodle wonton soup and it really hit the spot. The broth had a rich, deep flavor slightly on the salty side, but I love it. The wontons were definitely the highlight for me, packed with a savory, umami-filled meat filling. The egg noodles had that perfect bouncy texture and weren't overcooked at all. Service was fast and the staff were genuinely friendly, which made the experience even better. The shop itself is older but bright, colorful. Plus, super convenient with easy and free parking. Definitely a spot I come back every now and then when i'm craving a good bowl of wonton soup.

One star for fast, 2 in the afternoon and customer service. One star for a flavorful broth with the…read morenoodle duck soup. Their aquariums are nice. The aquariums are for sale. I was in the area, and a Seattle media outlet raved about them. They have their own parking lot and parking in the neighborhood is plentiful. They are on transit. They do takeaway. Almost all of the seating is long, about 16 persons. I have had fine roasted duck soup at a very reasonable price in other reviews. Ducks are small, so a lot of bones. Duck is not cheap. This spot duck was mostly bone and gristle. There is Chinese cultural value in eating meat with bones, but I don't like bones. The skin is an essential in roast duck, but it had been soaked in broth and lost its flavor. I have had noodles at many places. This was wafer wheat noodles. You can look up their menu, it is not expensive, but it is not notably cheap. The Yelp menu photos were nothing like the current, a vinyl shield over paper book of several pages, so are outdated. Inside it was clean, dark, and the staff were fine. But it is a decaying chaos of piles and abandoned decoration inside and tagged outside. I strongly refrain from negative reviews of small businesses. When a major media outlet hypes a dive business, and when their readers are anti-customer reviews, I need to review when I visit. I have sympathy for the family, but I fear the business is not sustainable. Go there and support them! Tung Kee Mì Gia is a dive Vietnamese restaurant with Chinese influence, ample parking, and take out - in person, or order ahead, in White Center. I visited Thai Tom, another Stranger dive endorsement. Tung Kee Mì Gia should get a liquor license and become a hipster hangout to save their business. Maybe The Stranger can help them.

On a mission to try all of the Bun Bo Hue's in the surrounding area. I found the broth to be not as…read moreflavorful and spicy as most. It seemed like BBH broth and regular pho broth was mixed to create a hybrid that seemed almost...thin. The meat additions were all very good and I found one of the pork additions to be delicious with a nice spice kick, almost like a salami flavor. Probably one of the best pieces of meat I've had in a BBH and the main reason I'm giving this 4 stars instead of 3. Service was good and I appreciated they left the water container for my personal use.

Stopped by The Pho for dinner, it was empty. I ordered my go-to once I read that they serve Bun Bo…read moreHue (Vietnamese Spicy Beef Noodle Soup). Taste Con: Spicier than other places. Pro: Very savory and flavorful. Portion Con: Not enough noodles. Pro: For only $3, they'll bring out an extra bowl of noodles + broth. Price Con: $17 is a bit pricier than other spots. Pro: Got a punch card at the end--buy 5, get 6th bowl free. Atmosphere Pro: The restaurant was very clean, had modern decor, and there was plenty of parking in the plaza. The bowl came with a pork leg, which I usually personally prefer they leave out and sub with other meats, but at least it was super tender--tendons were very tender as well which was great. It was also a little too spicy (I overheard a staff even commenting "it looks so bloody today" right before bringing it out). But with all things considered, I'm happy to bring my review back up to 4 stars.

Was fresh and tasty,,.......,......not understanding why I need to put 85 letters when what I had…read moreto say I could say it inless

We came here for Mongolian grill and we got Mongolian grill!!…read more It seems like the "trick" here was to pile up the veggies first, then pile on the noodles after (because it doesn't fall over as easily. People were getting extremely tall "bowls" of food. The protein, the staff adds rather than us. Note for myself next time: add a LOT more sauce than the board recommends. They gave a shocking amount of meat (clearly not a sentiment shared by everyone in the comments, but I was astounded by how they really shoved the chicken into that container) and rice! When I come again I might skip the noodles and do a veggie meat stir fry to eat just with the rice. Also, I like the side sauce bar! I enjoyed pouring the Mongolian sauce over everything after it was cooked :D Also, this was delicious as leftovers, highly recommend.

One of the few places that open late with great food options. All the skewers are tasty, the udon…read morenoodle is super soft. Our server Jenny is awesome and super attentive. Highly recommended!

Shinya Shokudo is an unexpectedly delightful restaurant in the Tukwila area. The interior was…read morewelcoming, comfortable, and clean. It had an effortless relaxed vibe and the perfect amount of other diners there that it neither felt too busy nor too quiet. Our food went along the same lines. It all tasted effortlessly good and delicious. We weren't that hungry so we ordered small plates to share. Everything hit the spot and we left there feeling full and satisfied. Sweet touch with the complimentary birthday ice cream treat that my friend and I shared. I'm adding this restaurant to my Tukwila go-to list.