I've been wanting to visit for so long and I'm so glad I finally did…read more Food: (5/5) My partner and I were on a little bit of a food tour around the area so we didn't get much. Honestly this place is great for a small snack anyway. We got the bhel puri (not pictured) and a lamb kebab roll. It was my first time ever having bhel puri and I liked it! I enjoyed nibbling on the rice puffs but found that I needed a protein or else I would get flavor fatigue. We ended up placing a second order for the lamb kebab roll, which was AMAZING. Lamb is already my favorite protein so I knew I was going to like it, but I didn't expect it to be so good. It was very well seasoned and even a little juicy. I wouldn't say I have a small appetite, but I found this one roll to be a perfect portion for lunch. Service: (5/5) It's a very casual spot so you order at the counter and bus everything yourself. They're very nice, no other notes needed!

Spicewala Restaurant Capitol Hill Modern Indian flavors…read morewith a bold twist Spicewala delivers an experience that feels fun, upscale, and memorable. Definitely a spot in Capitol Hill for Indian food lovers looking for something unique #doctorshivi

Seriously the best hot dog of my life! I ordered the mango jalepeno chicken dog with cream cheese…read moreand bacon. I am a believer for life. Thank you hot dog girl.

I had Licia's Lumpia at Kilig in the International District, and they were delicious! Seasoned…read morejust right, perfect size, and with that comforting homemade-just-like-my-childhood nostalgia. I'd buy in bulk if given the chance.

From the owner: We are a family owned business created by cousins and their aunt who make the best lumpia for every…read moreparty! Our recipe is from our grandmother and has been around since 1946.

I tried their $5 taste at the Taste of NW food festival at the fairgrounds. The chicken piripiri…read morewas so flavorful and cooked to perfection. Literally my favorite food bite at the festival. Their food tastes like real home cooking and isn't heavy like so much of the fair/festival food. I usually order the sambusas which are great for on the go, but I wanted to get actual 'meal food' this time and it has me craving more.

Vegetable sambusa was the best food I got to try at Seattle's Folk Life festival. Hot, crispy,…read moreflavorful! Ate it so fast I almost forgot to snap a photo. Staff was friendly also!

Deez Dogs - Downtown Seattle (by the Camlin & Paramount)…read more Post-hockey game hunger led us to this little street-corner gem and WOW... Tasty! Tasty! Tasty! We ordered the Seattle-style dogs -- my hubby went for the spicy dog and I had the classic beef -- both loaded with that dreamy combo of cream cheese + grilled onions. Absolute late-night comfort food perfection. Hot, messy in the best way, and exactly what you want after cheering on a Seattle Thunderbirds 4-1 win . The service? Just as good as the food. She was super friendly, chatted with us while we waited, and even shared local tips on how to save money around the city -- which made the whole stop feel more like talking with a friend than ordering from a cart. And the setup is adorable -- a true street-corner hot dog cart right by the Camlin Hotel and Paramount Theatre, easy to find and perfect for a quick downtown bite. If you're out late, catching a show, leaving a game, or just craving a legit Seattle dog... this spot hits the mark. Will 100% be back!

We come here after hockey. Delicious, one of the things we look forward to on game night. Seattle…read moredogs are the best and this place is awesome, it will get crowded on game night. Also, best name ever.

Ice on Mars is out of this world! The flavors are so unique and delicious -- even better knowing…read morethey are vegan, gluten free, and organic. I learned that Hunter makes these himself from scratch and puts a ton of love in the entire process.

Stumbled upon the Puffle Up Food Truck at a festival and decided to try it. There was a short line,…read morebut service was fast and we were able to place our orders quickly. We ordered one Firecracker, one OG, one GOAT and lumpia. We loved everything! We will definitely keep an eye out for them and eat there again!

I've tried Puffle Up multiple events and each time has been a delicious experience! They've been at…read morea couple of fairs and I tried them again this past weekend at Enchant in Seattle at T-Mobile Park. It's your typical Korean cheesedog and it hits the spot every time. I've only tried the cheesedog with the spicy mayo and it ALWAYS SLAPS. I've tried to convince myself to branch out and try a different flavor but I just haven't yet. I also haven't tried it with the sausage here, but I'm sure it's delicious. It's always priced pretty decently and it's a delicious comfort food. What more could you want?!

Seattle dog with grilled onions. Get the spicy version. Paired with chips and a drink, this is the…read moremeal to get when you're at a game or concert at Lumen field. This street vendor is located on Occidental Ave, near gate 9 of Lumen Field. They toast your bun and then lay on some cream cheese, and top the sausage with some grilled onions. The sausage has a perfect snap with a deliciously juicy interior. I always look forward to grabbing a Seattle dog from here when I'm at Lumen Field. Friendly and consistent. Good value for stadium food.

This was a phenomenal freakin' bratwurst. I had tried to do…read morethe "Seattle Dog" idea at home before and I didn't really care for it. Not sure what is different here, but their cream cheese just WORKS. It's very very good. Also, I have to give these guys some credit for getting out there after a concert ends (1130pm, Danzig), because you had a venue full of hungry metalheads and this just hit the perfect spot as I walked back to the train. I really can't recommend it enough. If you see these guys set up after an event, give it a try!

I've been wanting to try Bikelava. I love baklava and they make it. Win! I'm partial to pistachio…read moreand I'm always looking for it. I caught up with Bikelava at the Des Moines Farmer's Market which was also the site of SeattleFoodTruck's Truck-In event earlier today. First, the man and woman who were there taking orders and cashiering were super friendly! I enjoy people that engage with their customers. Second, although they didn't have pistachio today (they make it!), they did have walnut and chocolate almond hazelnut. I am not a huge fan of walnut since I have discovered other flavors. I got the chocolate almond hazelnut. The baklava was beautiful! I love pretty food almost as much as I enjoy eating it (almost). The layers were flaky and filled with sweet, nutty, chocolately, hazelnutty goodness. Yes, those are all words. I enjoyed every bite and at $3 a piece, honestly, it's a steal. I'm looking forward to planning my next trip when the elusive pistachio is available. I'm excited!

Literally came again 2 days later because it's just that good! Tried the cabeza this time and it is…read morealso delicious, juicy and flavorful but surprisingly I think I like their carnitas the best still!

Ordered carne asada burrito which came out unfortunately really dry... they also wanted to charge…read more$3.50 extra for sour cream and avocado... that seems excessive to me. Also ordered the chicken tacos. Good but also a bit dry Not sure if I will return again. Was a little expensive for what you get and there are a lot of other good Mexican food trucks out there in the area.