The staff is very nice, the environment is very homey. We always come here after martial arts class…read moreand the food is very good

S Level is a serviceable milk tea spot, if on the middling end of what's available in the city. I…read moreordered the Hokkaido Oolong milk tea, and while nice and milky, there wasn't a substantial tea flavor. My guess is this place probably excels with more flavored drinks, so if I end up here I again I'll try one of those. Service was fast!

Cute bobalust location in Burien! Staff is super friendly, chill, and made our drinks fast. I got…read morethe Honeydew Milk Tea and my partner got the Legend of Momo. Honeydew Milk Tea was fruity and creamy, not too sweet at 100%. Legend of Momo was less sweet as recommended by the cashier and it was perfect! Lots of parking and seating inside too.

Tastes great but there was a hair in our smoothie staff doesn't have their hair up so that checks…read moreout.

I recently took a macaron cooking class, so I have a newfound appreciation for this dessert. They…read moreare beautiful and delicious but take a lot of work! This is why I am so happy that I have a local place where I can buy them easily. :-) Puffy Pandy is in White Center, on 16th Ave SW. It is usually easy to get free street parking nearby. I come here for the macarons, but they also have ice cream, cream puffs, boba tea, Vietnamese coffee, etc. I recommend getting a box of one dozen assorted macarons. They have lots of fun colors and flavors and they usually include an info card so you can identify each one. I definitely recommend this fun place and there is something for everyone here!

I came here on a Sunday. It's a cute little place that offers free Wi-Fi where I could spend some…read moretime working. I love how friendly the staff are, and they were efficient in serving my taro milk tea, which was delicious! They have all sorts of cute panda plushies and accessories. Definitely a cute place to visit! Parking is street parking.

We are regulars at Eat time, both via Door Dash and eat in. What's earned our repeat visits:…read more Our favorites: - Delicious fried tofu and veggie dishes - stone pot fish/eggplant and tofu dishes are all excellent!! - out of this world flavor on the special fried rice - dishes with veggies are bringing great texture, veggies are perfectly cooked and nice big pieces - really generous portions...and the leftovers reheat well and we're excited to eat for lunch the next day rather than abandon in the fridge The restaurant is usually pretty quiet with most choosing to takeout, but the times we come in person it's actually very relaxing to sit and eat there, eg no strangers yelling about their work drama at your elbow, lol

Really wanted some quick Chinese food for lunch and my usual spots are 20-30 min away. I found this…read moreplace on DoorDash and was shocked at how decently priced their lunch specials are. I ordered 2, the bbq pork fried rice and sweet and sour chicken, since I couldn't decide and with tax both were under $25. The portions are large and come with a soup or soda to go. My food was hot and fresh and was ready immediately once I arrived. Lunch special pricing is M-F until 3 pm I believe. I will definitely be back! I appreciate this small business and the friendliness of the man working. I will be recommending to my friends who live closer to Burien too!

I ordered the steak pho, and my lady got a pork banh mi. We also had a honeydew milk smoothie…read more I'll start with the pho -- it was pretty bland and needed a lot of hoisin and sriracha to add some flavor. Her banh mi had very tough, chewy meat that seemed old, and the bread was hard as well. The best part was the drink, but even then we had to chew through ice chunks the whole time. It probably could've been blended a little longer. Overall, we'll likely try a different place next time. The one cool thing was that they had a bar inside and darts.

I searched out a location that would give me a good pho. The reviews said it all so I came. It was…read moregood I only wished I had more broth. It was all noodles that I didn't eat. I did enjoy the tender meat, but I just wish there was more of it in the bowl. I was sick and it was the reason I came lesson learned.

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.

Been trying a bunch of vermicelli bowls around Seattle, and decided to give this place a shot!…read more The place was very spacious and the staff was quite attentive to our needs. I went with their Marinated Grilled Pork with Egg Rolls. The portion size was decent, but I found their flavors to be quite lacking.

Very good price for the area. Lots of parking…read more Fast service. Really enjoyed the pho and the broth: we had regular pho and then chicken pho. Both broths were good temperature and meat was tender. Free hot tea to start the meal definitely was a plus. They had a big table in the middle for groups of 8+. Would recommend.

I love this place! Everything in stop. Grocer, Butcher,…read moreBaked goofs, and restaurant. Just went for Nachos Friday and WOW! Did not disappoint

This area is host to some of the best Latin American Mercados! I shop at them all, and appreciate…read morethose like La Canasta (The Basket) that sell fresh produce (their cilantro is always fresh, and they sell prepared cactus!), dried chili's, real imported products (salsas, refried beans - Ducal red is hands down the best canned refined bean you can buy), and have a good carneceria (butcher) with authentic cheeses (favorite is the panela), fresh salsas, and prepared meats, like arranchera preparada (thinly sliced beef), al pastor (seasoned pork with pineapple), chicharron (fried pork skins), and chorizo seco (dry cured Mexican sausage). La Canasta is a great all around Mercado for every thing you need for home cooked tacos or burritos. They do not sell liquor, so for Mexican cervesa you'll have another stop. They also have an in-house restaurant with dine-in, take out, and delivery that is very good. The best thing that La Canasta does is their chorizo seco!! I have tried all of the local varieties from here to there, and La Canasta makes the best! I recommend grilling (be careful as it is oily and will flare up) and then crumbling on tacos, burritos, breakfast burritos, etc. I also will prepare a bunch in advance and freeze, so I can pull out for quick reheat. Overall, La Canasta is a delightful Mercado for authentic Mexican/Latin food!

I used to live in the area and was vegan years ago so this was my go-to spot!…read more My husband would order his meat fish and I would order my vegan dish here and we're both happy! We recently went back with a friend and we ordered meat dishes for them and I ordered a vegan dish for myself. I forgot how good faux meat can be. There was a large party there so the servers were a bit busier than normal. Other than, we had no issues with service. The portions are good and I just love how you can't go wrong with any dish that you pick.

Really great pho and Chinese dishes. They have a vegetarian menu, which I like. I had a Chinese…read morevegetable dish that was just amazing.

Food: **** Clean: *****…read moreService: **** Ambience: **** Found another hidden gem in town, the portion is so big and price is pretty fair. Seems very home style restaurant with authentic service and food. Lemons grass chicken dry noodle is good! Very flavorful. Pho tastes good too. But I wish my broth can be hotter. But overall is good and will return

Stopped by Pho S for a weekday dinner, it was quiet with only one other diner. Sadly I lost the…read morephoto of it, but I ordered the pho with beef and brisket flank. The flavor was decent, except the broth was quite dark and heavy. Adding some lime helped balance it out, though it might be a bit intense for some tastes. Portions here were very generous. The regular pho is $15, the large is $16, and for an extra $3, the additional noodles are a great deal -- you get a ton with that too! One standout feature is the variety of condiment sauces provided at each table, including fish sauce, which isn't something you see at every pho restaurant. I didn't try it, simply pointing out that it's a nice touch. Bathrooms were clean. Not sure if I'd come back, but all things considered a solid 3.5.