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    Eden Garden Cafe

    4.8 (67 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Ube matcha
    Tia P.

    The Ube matcha, honeydew smoothie and banh mi here is delicious! The decor is very nice, they have a green wall & a fish tank. Service is great too, they have stamp cards for drinks! My favorite was the Ube matcha, the perfect shade of matcha and the Ube foam is yummy and thick!

    Triple matcha
    Vy N.

    Quick, reasonably priced, and overall very yummy! This is a small spot in shoreline that has a large variety of drinks and lunch items. They also have wifi so it is totally possible to study and do work at the cafe too. I would say it is a little small for a large party but it would be a perfect stop for a casual, quick lunch. I have gotten drinks and food here and each time it has been fast and good. I have gotten the triple matcha twice and it is a huge and super yummy! It is on the sweeter side but that is perfect for me because I do prefer my drinks a bit sweeter. The service is quite fast and friendly! They also have a punch card so I am excited to return and continue supporting this spot!

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    Peg C.

    Our friend who lives in Shoreline recommended Eden Garden Cafe to us so we tried it out for dinner around 5:45pm on Thursday. The staff were very nice and welcoming, and the place was small but cozy and had three tables. They do a brisk take-out service and we were the only ones eating our dinner there. I had the grilled pork fresh rolls which were freshly made and delicious. My hubs had the tasty grilled pork banh mi and enjoyed it. We also shared an order of popcorn chicken with fried basil and it was crispy and savory--reminded us of the popcorn chicken we had in Taiwan. For drinks, I had the Thai Tea with coconut milk (instead of the usual half-and-half) and my hubs had the Black Sesame Cloud Coffee. We liked our dinner so much that we returned two days later to take advantage of their one-year anniversary BOGO special! We got two grilled chicken banh mi and two Thai iced teas for the price of one. A total sweet deal. Thanks, Eden Garden! We're happy our friend recommended Eden Garden. It is a cute, quick, and great place for Vietnamese sandwiches (banh mi), fresh rolls, snacks, and tea/coffee drinks, and the people that run it are super nice. We will definitely be back!

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    Arial C.

    Wow wow wow! Went here for lunch and the food was super quick, really fresh, and the sauces that came with our meal was great to add to the flavor! Ordered a Tofu Bahn Mi and made it a meal (means adding fries) and a bubble tea. Ordered two bahn mi meals, and one tea with few extra sauces. Total came to under $35 (with a tip) The service was friendly and helpful with any questions we had about the menu. It's a small, quaint little place, quiet, peaceful, CLEAN. Would definitely come back or recommend. The reviews didn't let me down! It is worth the 5 stars it has!

    Michelle C.

    We had a great time visiting Eden Garden Cafe for lunch after a recommendation from our friends. We tried the: -Banh Mi Pho -Coconut Matcha Cloud -Coconut Coffee The Banh Mi Pho set comes with a side of pho broth, and can be eaten like a French dip sandwich with au jus. The broth pairs so well with the sandwich, I would honestly have bowls of it if I could. Parking is available but I want to note that several businesses share the same lot. Seating inside is also a bit limited, so it may be easier to grab items to-go versus dining in.

    Nathalie C.

    Eden garden is one of the newer bubble tea places. Perfect for a sunny day, and this location is right next to the Richmond Beach. Inside is clean, beautifully decorated, has 3 tables for seating. The menu has unique flavors from coffee, Milo series, milk tea, fruit tea and smoothies. They also have food like chicken, fries, Vietnamese sandwiches as well. I got the Thai green milk tea, it was okay, wish the tea was stronger. But the traditional coffee is very good, very strong and sweet Vietnamese iced coffee. I recommend for a quick bite and drinks. Service is fast. There is a parking lot that makes this convenient as well.

    Mango Passion Fruit Tea
    Carol C.

    Stopped by for an impressive meal. Got the grilled pork banh mi, fish sauce wings and a mango passion fruit tea. I loved it all! The grilled work was not only plentiful, but also flavorful! The bread was soft inside and crispy on the outside. Customer service is great and the food quality superb. Big bonus that it's near me in Richmond Beach and they are open daily from 8 am-8 pm. I will be back to try more of their menu.

    Chris J.

    Eden Garden is certainly one of the best vietnamese cafe for drinks in the Seattle region, do not sleep on the amazing menu and thoughtful design of this place from start to finish. To wifi passwords on every table, self-serve water, and easy-to-navigate online and in-person menu ordering, Eden Garden sets the standard both front of house and back for a cafe experience. From the rich and bold vietnamese coffee drinks (including the elusive egg coffee) to the refreshing fruitiness of the mango sago smoothie you can't go wrong here. Even the food is good as I love grabbing an order of the popcorn chicken. Orders are out quick too which is appreciated. Good amount of parking in the lot though some of them can be a bit tight though plenty of parking outside the lot too. Some rundown of the things I've tried: Pandan Ginseng Macchiatto 4/5 - Tastes like creamy fruity pebbles cereal milk strangely enough Mango Sago Smoothie 5/5 - Perfect bounciness in the sago, beautiful fresh mango flavor, everything blended together well and nice and creamy Iced Egg Coffee 3.5/5 - Rich, bold, but the egg cream isn't quite as whipped and custardy as I want in a drink like this but it might be better in the hot version Thai Tea 4/5 - Solid thai tea, def get 100% sweetness imo Salted Cream Iced Vietnamese Coffee 4/5 - Solid Popcorn Chicken 4/5 - Hits the spot, good sweet chili dip. Kinda wish it had a dry spicy seasoning like taiwanese popcorn street chicken, maybe I'll make it myself...

    Menu (Sept 2025)
    Albert T.

    Seattle-Area Boba Shop Review #91 We saw the signs for the one year anniversary of Eden Garden Cafe opening and were lured in by the promise of BOGO sandwiches and boba. We stopped in for an early lunch a bit before 11 AM on Saturday and the place was super crowded, with lots of people inside waiting for their orders. They seem to be really efficient in the kitchen so even with how busy they were, we got our food and drinks within a very reasonable 10 minutes. Authentic Cold Cut ($8.50) - Starting with the baguette - I'm not sure if they bake the bread in house, but I do quite like this one. The crust is fabulous. It cracks at every gentle squeeze, but the crackly crust stays adhered instead of completing flaking off and making a mess as with so many other banh mi baguettes. The interior isn't dried out at all and is instead crusty and chewy. They fill the baguette with plenty of meat in three different cuts. Firstly, headcheese, with pleasingly jelly-like and bouncy pieces embedded in meat. Then some bbq pork, sliced thinly, with the gelatinous skin still attached. Finally some Vietnamese ham (not cha lua) for the most meat-forward element of the sandwich. It all comes together in a super meaty and umami bite. They of course have the classic veggies included - pickled daikon and carrot, crisp, tangy, and mildly fish saucy, cucumber, cilantro, and some jalapeno giving only a very mild spice. They do spread some mayo on the bread, but I don't believe they use pate. They also sprinkle a generous amount of black pepper and the entire sandwich is served warm. (5/5) Roasted Pork ($8.50) - Same as above, but with the meat replaced by cubed pork belly. The pork has some very small areas with crispy bits but is mostly bouncy and gelatinous from the fatty areas. Very tender and seasoned perfectly. The pieces of meat are large enough that they indent the bread and are essentially glued in place. The fillings stay inside the baguette, which makes this sandwich constructed perfectly to have a great bite every time. (5/5) Oolong Jasmine Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Boba ($6.50) - After having oolong jasmine for the first time the previous day, it seemed like a no brainer to order it here. And very interestingly, it tastes entirely different from what I had yesterday. As the name implies, it is indeed oolong with a flowery jasmine aroma. The flowery fragrance is strong yet dulled, if that makes any sense, as compared to a jasmine green tea which has a brighter flowery flavor. They do mix in a ton of creamer, which makes the drink almost feel gritty, with some powdery residue that lingers on the tongue. Sweetness is fine at 50%, although perhaps a tad harsh due to the fructose mix. The boba is kind of strange. Some pieces have almost the perfect smooth bounce, but then after chewing on more, some feel a bit mushy, while others are a bit firmer. It's not a gigantic difference in texture so I don't think they mix batches together, but it's puzzling why there's an actually very noticeable texture difference. The boba is otherwise marinated well so it's pleasingly sweet. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Boba Rating: 4/5 Classic Oolong Milk Tea, 50% Sweet, Less Ice w/ Boba ($6.25) - Again, a very milky somewhat powdery drink, with pleasing oolong taste and a slight astringency in the aftertaste. Milk Tea Rating: 4/5 Overall I was very impressed with Eden Garden Cafe. It's difficult to find a place that serves both solid food and solid boba. This place meets that criteria and is certainly somewhere I'll be revisiting. Congrats for the one year in operation. I hope they stay for years to come. Bathrooms - One unisex room.

    Parmesan fries, still needs a bit seasoning
    Susan L.

    Discovered this place is on the way to tan and it's been a routine lately. I've tried several other items and the quality on food + drink has been consistently yummy. I would say their drinks especially. A lot of variety to choose from, quick service and delicious. They have a combo option: banh mi with fries. I like their cold cut dac biet and their grilled pork sandwich. I wish the carrot is more pickled to contrast the taste buds. The fries and popcorn chicken need a pinch more seasoning. The chicken wings were hot and juicy, forgot what flavor I chose but it still lacked a bit. My favorite drink so far is their Thai green tea and the matcha coconut cloud. Definitely a place I've enjoyed stopping weekly.

    Matcha cloud
    Vic A.

    Went in, glad we have this close to our house. The coconut cloud matcha was perfect and refreshing. A tad but on the sweet side. The pho banh mi was a good 4/5. The brisket was nicely cooked and cut perfect portion for sandwich. The side of pho brother was wow! The service is great and welcoming. Staff in kitchen was filled with smiles. The parking is great and availability. The decor inside is cute for such a small space. They also have a stamp card.

    Priscilla L.

    Just moved to Washington from Las Vegas and wanted to find a place with pho. Great place for pho, veggie spring rolls and drinks are excellent here. Good to take home as well. Price is good too for a great portion of pho you get.

    Octopus deep fried
    Robert S.

    Wow, welcoming side this place is really close to Richmond beach just in case you wanted to eat in a 10 million dollar view . Now ladies. And gentlemen , kids of all ages banh and bubble tea has arrived in north seattle, Shazam. I went twice in two weeks just make sure it was constant, I got a banh , deep fried octopus and bubble tea. That's some fresh crunch bread and crunchy veggies the sauce on the sandwinchs is alittle sweet but seems to work well. The deep fried octopus was good and okay I get it they all can't cooked the exactly the same so it still and work in progress but I would try it again. Either I don't see it or they don't do it but at home input a fried egg on the sandwinch , that put it over the top.. that should be an option.

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    first time trying this restaurant. Great food, and great value. Definitely will come back and try other stuff on the menu.

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    Really good lemongrass tofu Bahn mi. Love that they don't use mayo :) Would love more vegan options in the future.

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