I was shopping in Lincoln Square Mall and decided to try Seoul Bowl for lunch…read more I got thee Chicken Wing (Hot & Spicy) Combo, I loved the Chicken Wings, and the spice level. The fries were not as crispy as I would like. Overall a good meal, not quick though since it took time to get my food.

Seoul Bowl is located in the Food Hall in Lincoln Square South. Order and pay via the touchscreen,…read moreand then wait for the food to be prepared. There were a few people ahead of me at lunchtime on a Saturday, and after a short wait, my fried chicken wings were ready. The menu says the fried chicken comes with fries and pickled radish, but they only included fries, so I asked for the radish at the counter. I'm not sure if they don't include it anymore, or just forgot. The chicken was freshly fried and crispy; the wings were really good. There is plenty of seating in the Lincoln South Food Hall, so you can easily find a place to sit and enjoy your food, as well as other food options such as pizza, sushi, burgers, tacos, and bubble tea in the hall. It's pretty clean and also has wifi.

Always friendly service and today was no exception. Staff were nice enough to change one of the TVs…read moreso we could watch 2 different NFL games. Five stars for service! Ordered nachos with chicken - just barely 3 stars. It was chips, velveeta cheese squirted on and some chicken. It is a great place to hang out with friends.

I was at a work event in Bellevue Square and we were looking for a place to eat and watch the USA…read moreWorld Cup match. We were so lucky to get a table here cause it was PACKED. But the staff was super accommodating and friendly despite being slammed. The food was delicious and filling and the space is super cool! I counted 4 shuffle board tables which is very unique. Definitely a fun place to go and watch any sporting event, go out with the family, or just grab a drink and app! If I was from the area I'd go frequently! Thanks for the great experience!

My best friend and I decided to check out Legion because we kept hearing about it and wanted to see…read morewhat the hype was about. I made a reservation ahead of time, but when we got there around 8 pm we realized we probably didn't need one because it was seat yourself and still pretty open. No complaints though, it made it easy to grab a table and settle in. The vibe was cool. Definitely a sports bar feel with TVs around, and as the night went on the DJ started getting set up which I can imagine makes it a fun spot on a Friday night for people meeting up after work or hanging out with friends. We decided to share a few things so we could try a little bit of everything. We ordered the catfish bites, lemon pepper wings, garlic parmesan wings, and macaroni and cheese. I'll start with the positives because the service was great. Everyone we interacted with was friendly and helpful, which always makes a difference. Food-wise, it just didn't totally hit for me. The catfish bites had a really tasty batter, but the texture threw me off a little. I personally like my catfish cooked a little harder, and these were a bit soft for my liking. The lemon pepper wings were a little too salty for me, and the wings themselves weren't cooked quite the way I like them. I tend to like my wings cooked a little harder, so these felt a bit soft and bulky to me (if that makes sense). The garlic parmesan wings were okay flavor-wise, but still similar in texture. The macaroni and cheese was okay. Nothing bad, just pretty standard. The menu itself has a good mix of comfort food and bar favorites like chicken and waffles, shrimp & grits, burger & fries....so there are definitely options to try. Overall, the service were great, the vibe was cool and I can definitely see this being a fun spot once the DJ gets going and the place fills up. The food just didn't quite land for me personally this time. I gave it 3 stars, but if Yelp allowed half stars it would probably be closer to a 3.5 for me. I'd still be open to coming back and trying a few other things on the menu.

Neighborhood bar that is casual and so easy-going to stop in and have casual drink if you're not in…read moremood for fancy schmancy dinner places in Lincoln / Bellevue Square. I have to admit I was pretty devastated when Pearl (previous bar in this location) closed down, but ever since I discovered Legion with my friends I have been coming here whenever I'm in the area and this is now my favorite bar. I don't know where they find servers and bartenders but they're the most nicest and funniest people exuding positive energy to customers. Honestly Bellevue crowd can be dry and dull sometimes at other restaurants and bars in the area, Not here! Always good times. If you're just in mood to grab some appetizers and drinks I recommend their wings they got them wings perfected that goes great with beer or cocktails. If you have a group and can't decide on individual drinks, get a Bammarita to share and you will be guaranteed a good time. They make it strong and delicious. As a long time Downtown Bellevue resident and now a frequent visitor, I've seen many Bellevue restaurants and bars that try to do too much and it ends up missing the mark with vibe and service with mediocre food, hefty price. Legion is doing a great job delivering good food, drinks while giving the easy, comfortable neighborhood bar in town. Park in Lincoln Square and just take the elevator or walk across from Bellevue Square!

Amazing happy hour prices with lots of TVs around the space. We ordered onion rings, brussel…read moresprouts, fries, wings, quesadillas, and numerous slushies, glasses of wine, and beers and the overall bill was surprisingly affordable. Granted, the portions were smaller and the food wasn't the best we've ever had, but it was salty and did the job. Minigolf was fun and takes a good amount of time, although some holes were particularly difficult. Great staff as well!

This review is for mini golf only:…read more I agree with what someone said in their review, which was that the mini golf leaves a lot to be desired. Maybe the vibe is a little different at night when the lights on the courses are brighter and more pleasant, but the holes are not too well constructed and are a lot smaller than expected. The edges are constructed in a way that a ball can easily get lodged under the rim of the edges and the light strips that line it, making it difficult to play a smooth game. There's also one hole in particular that our balls got stuck in multiple times. There are no instructions whatsoever, like how the game of thrones inspired one is the last hole (it does not return your ball). All in all, it's fun for one time but I definitely had higher expectations for gameplay and the construction and quality of the holes.

Workers were so friendly and were super patient with our big group! The vibe is there is so cool…read moreand definitely the vibe I wish other Mods had. Pizzas were perfect and exactly to the requests that we wanted!

Great service. Very thoughtful employees!…read more ..............................................................................................

Great service. Great food. Would definitely recommend. Whenever I'm in the neighborhood I like to…read morestop in.

Went here to watch the World Cup final- great atmosphere…read more Food was superb and the service great as well Try this place if you live in Bellevue! If you're a sports fan you won't regret it!

This place is located in the heart of Bellevue downtown it is walking distance from Bellevue…read moreTransit Center. They also provide parking validation if you park in the key center parking. The interior is cozy and has modern furniture with traditional wood. They also have a sports bar within. The menu had a great look. They also had Chinese zodiac signs. They offer Indian food as well as Indianozed version of the Chinese food. I ordered Chinese Bhel. It is made from noodles, onion, cucumber, and their proprietary sauce. Even though it is a starter it is a huge portion. It was well shaped with the decoration of onions. The taste was good ; but it was a bit dry. Hakka noodles had really good quality of tender well done noodles. It was a bit bland for me. Adding sauce made them tasty. It fills stomach quickly. For dessert we had Darsaan w/ ice cream. It is sweet fried wonton with seasam spread on it. They had two scoops of ice cream on the side within the plate. There was no mix of the two. It was tasty. But it was more of two deserts next to each other rather than one. The waitress was smiling, nice ; but the service was slow. We had to get their attention. Overall a good experience for change. But not at the top class level.

Feeling mixed about this. Was craving indo Chinese so decided to go there. It's been 10+ years…read moresince I went to inchin. What I really wanted was the Indian chowmein. I tried asking the hostess what to order for a similar feel but I was told none of their noodles are Indian :) Anywho, got the street side chowmein and chili paneer. The chowmein was okay. The noodles felt little overdone and were broken so you didn't get that chowmein like feel. The chili paneer was decent. The total tab was $50 which felt stiff, but the food lasted me for a few days so I guess the minimum serving is for two. Would I go back again? Not very sure. On the fence on this one. Maybe next time Indo Chinese craving takes full swing.

Free parking. Good service! Great options on menu. Nice ambiance for a Sport bar…read more Highly recommended.

While the food here is decent, service is good, and the atmosphere feels calm and inviting, I had a…read morefew cons in my dining experience there last night: First, after seating ourselves, it took us at least 15-20 min just to even get 'seen' by the staff. This was while the place was practically empty, so I'm not sure what else could have been occupying their time. Second, I ordered the pork shoulder stir fry which wasn't bad but had several large pieces of pure fat & gristle in it that I felt a high quality restaurant would have taken out of the dish. It's indicative of lazy & careless food preparation skills. Also, the basmati rice was very under-cooked...some pieces were even crunchy. Lastly, after leaving the place, I realized that I accidentally left my sunglasses there. So I called later that evening to inquire if they had found them. I discovered they route all incoming calls to a bot that instantly made me feel unimportant and unappreciated. What's worse is it tried to connect me with someone in the restaurant, but kept looping back into its own messaging narrative. What an absolute PITA. This enables me to make a broader point: Restaurants have to get it through their heads that cutting costs has negative impact on customer experience, putting the lifeblood of their business into jeopardy. Take the widespread adoption of QR code-based menus during COVID...how many restaurants do you know actually switched back to real menus after COVID passed? The answer is very few. The reason why? They are too stingy to pony up the dough and ignore the benefit to the customer experience. They figure, 'people already know how to do that so why spend the money on printing up menus anymore?". They couldn't care less about what customers might actually enjoy more, and that's the real travesty. If restaurants are going to force their customers into a self-serve model (as so many have nowadays), then why bother tipping anyone? I am so fed up of a world where the idolatry of wealth has surpassed the appreciation and value of real, engaging human experiences. The Central Bar + Restaurant could help reverse this course if they ever decide to they put customer experience first instead of their own profits. UPDATE: Added one star because they actually had my shades...went ot go pick them up today.

Visited here for the first time today for Happy Hour. The vibe of the place looks fun, but it was…read morereally dark inside which seemed a bit weird for early afternoon. It did seem like it would be a fun place to watch a game with friends. I got the burger and fries off the Happy Hour menu for $14. Decent price, and the burger was thick but with a dry bun and not much for toppings. It wasn't great, Fries were cold and oily, and looked like they were cooked in old that should have been changed. Staff was nice and helpful.

I really hadn't considered visiting Rascal's as I'm more of a foodie than a drinker. However,…read moredecided on a whim to stop in on a Saturday morning to check out the brunch scene. We were warmly greeted at the door and invited in. While walking us to our table, the owner who was seating us offered us a $4 mimosa. How could we say no, so she presented us with a few non-standard options like watermelon (and I can't remember the other types, my bad!). It turns out that it's their new brunch special, so if you accept the mimosa on the way in, it's $4, where the regular price is $10 -- definitely good to keep in mind if you're visiting during weekend brunch! When it came down to the food, I ordered the fried bologna sandwich while my husband had the tom tom benedict (green and red tomatoes). Both were quite good -- I loved the twist on the ol' bologna sandwich, though I the tom tom bene was prob our fave. Anyhow, I was suprised at how much we liked the food from this tavern, and I'll definitely include it as an option from now on, when we're coming up with places to visit. Highly recommend this place. It's relatively new, it's quite sizable, and the owners are just lovely. I do hope that more people find out about this gem and visit!

We had a late lunch at SuperKim recently and liked it a lot. The service was friendly and great…read more I got the SuperKim Clam Chowder bread bowl. The clam chowder was great, I loved it. The bread was also good. I got Crab Croquettes and Dungeness crab rolls to go. The I loved the Crab Croquettes. The Dungeness Crab rolls were okay, it had a lot of crab meat which is a positive but I felt it was missing something.

Superkim Crab House opened its doors at the former Lot No. 3 location during the holiday season,…read morejust in time for the Snowflake Lane crowds. The signage is hidden, but you'll spot it if you walk around 106th Street, like I did, to see the lunch menu. I visited Superkim Crab House on a Sunday afternoon earlier this month. Upon walking in, there weren't a lot of diners, but at most, two tables total about 12 people within the two tables. We were greeted by Zack, who allowed us to pick where to sit. He was a very welcoming and kind server. Zack allowed us to look at the menu but provided us with some of his favorite dishes to help us narrow down what we wanted to dine on. He mentioned the clam chowder and crab croquettes as being a few of his favorite dishes, and we were very intrigued by them, so we ordered them to start with. We were not disappointed with either of the items! The crab croquette and clam chowder were so flavorful, and the crab croquette was crisp on the outside and soft on the inside. For drinks, we decided to order from the mocktails menu: Lychee Lemonade, which had a strong taste of the cucumber, was an okay drink, but if you love cucumbers, you'll like it; Prickly Mint, was more my liking, as it had more of the fruity cranberry taste; and then the Mango Spritz, which my friend wasn't a big fan of the taste. In terms of food, we were thinking about the boil, but in the end, we decided on two entree dishes: The Holy Crab and the Dungeness Crab Fried Rice. The menu clearly shows three pepper icons next to The Holy Crab, and they were not kidding about the spice! It was spicy! The spiciness gradually kicked in after consuming it, but don't get me wrong, it was still a delicious dish! The Crab Fried Rice was also very flavorful, and we used that to cool down our palettes after a spoonful of The Holy Crab. The restaurant's atmosphere was pleasant. It wasn't too loud or quiet, and ample space between the tables. The bathrooms were interesting. I believe they kept the Lot No.3 bathroom layout with the industrial look, and there were gender-neutral individual bathroom stalls. There are two levels for seating, so if you choose to, you can also sit upstairs for a more private dining experience. Within about 10 minutes of us being seated at our table, Mr. Kim, the head chef, came to visit and chatted with us for a bit. He was very kind and welcoming, ensuring we enjoyed our time at his restaurant. Overall, our experience dining at Superkim Crab House was superb! Everything was terrific in terms of service and hospitality. We interacted with the great waitstaff, including Zach and Trish, who made us feel like we were chatting with friends. The food was delicious, but the price was somewhat on the high side for the portion size. However, the quality of the food was worth it. We heard that their Happy Hour menu is a good value, so I will try it out when it is available, M - F, 3PM - 6PM. TL:DR Get the crab croquette and clam chowder for sure! The Holy Crab is a very spicy dish, so get it if you like a lot of spice! The staff is friendly and helpful! Happy Hour is M - F, 3PM - 6PM. Parking in the parking garage is free for now, while construction is being done in the area.