How could I have forgotten about Infinite?! My dad first…read morediscovered them like 15 years ago and I used to have him pick things up for me all the time since he worked a few blocks away. I was recently walking by and they were open so I decided to take a little trip down memory lane. They have something like 20 different soups that rotate, several of which are vegetarian/vegan. I went with a mushroom tortellini, which was really just as good as I remember their products being. The shop isn't much to look at, but that's clearly because all the love goes into the soup! The employee I interacted with was friendly and she got me in and out in no time flat! Cash only and to-go only so you might have to do a little planning, but it's worth it!

Been coming to infinite soups since I was in middle school! I've always loved their cheese potato…read moresoup so much but they always have such a great variety of amazing soups and nice breads for the side! They have always been such nice people every-time I'm back in town I try to grab myself some soup! I remembered coming at lunch in high school and I miss their little front at the post office!

This is definitely the best seolleontang in Washington! Better than the other…read more I got the combo and bf got the tendon one. The portions are huge and I loved the side dishes! The star of the show for me was the spicy green sauce they give you on the side. It was so addicting and something you don't usually get when getting seolleontang.

Came in early for some rice and soup. Ordering is easy as there's a tablet at every table. It not…read moreonly makes ordering easy but there is a visual for the items which is nice. There was also a real menu next to the tablet as well. The soup was piping hot! With an order of the soup you get kimchi and fermented octopus which goes great with the hot rice. We didn't get the bowl of green onions as a condiment with the soup. But maybe it was something we had to ask for? We also ordered the pan friend kimchi mandoo. It had a nice crunch and the filling was plentiful. If you have leftover, they do charge for boxes.

Cafe La Vie has easily become my go to spot. Ever since my wife put me on, it's basically turned…read moreinto a weekly ritual. They never miss every visit is consistent, fresh, and hits every time. Opening at 6am makes it clutch for early mornings too. Pork and shrimp noodle soup is my go to here . Service is amazing, the owners are great, and the ambiance really feels like a true Vietnamese café hangout spot. It's the kind of place you can just sit, eat, and vibe.

This place has been a Vietnamese staple in Tacoma for years. You'll often see a bunch of men…read moregathering here having coffee with their friends before they go about their business everyday. This place is consistently busy. There's indoor and outdoor seating. The building is a small house and has enough space for about 20-30 people inside. Probably another 20-30 if outdoor seating is available. You seat yourself or order from the front if hou are ordering takeout. Tables get cleaned immediately as soon as people leave. Service is quick and the workers are friendly. Their bánh mì đặc biệt (deluxe sandwich) and the cà phê sửa đá (iced condensed milk coffee) are my typical go-tos. The sandwich has layers of meat and portioned appropriately. The pâté adds a rich umami flavor and the Vietnamese bơ (mayo) gives it a buttery flavor. The veggies are always healthy and seem fresh. Also their jalapeños actually have a kick unlike most places I've been to. I recommend this staple to anyone looking for a solid Vietnamese sandwich in Tacoma. Great place to chill and have coffee to start your day. They have other foods like noodle soups, stews, and a rice plate. I haven't tried any of them, but it might be something I might look into in the future

Visited from California and was pleasantly surprised! Really delicious, legit Korean food, their…read morebroth was so good. Their seafood scallion pancake was big and delicious, the whole family loved it. Service also was great, we were lucky to get a table for 5 immediately. Recommend coming early if you have more than 4 ppl.

Searched on google for a good cold noodle spot, and this restaurant popped up. We decided to give…read moreit a try, and upon entering, we weren't greeted right away. We stood there for a good 7 minutes before another party came in, and they finally noticed us. After noticing us, they cleared off a table and immediately got us sat. We were served hot tea upon seating. They took our order quickly. We decided to get the Cold-Noodle with a Beef-Based Broth, Steamed Dumplings, and Seafood Soft Tofu Soup. The first dish that came out was the Cold-Noodle dish, and it was served with hot mustard and vinegar on the side. Our server taught us how to prepare the dish, which is really nice especially for first timers. Their banchan was also good - kimchi and radish kimchi - which are both made in-house. Then our steamed dumplings came, and they were my personal favorite dish of the night. You can tell that they are handmade, and the sauce that went with it was delicious. Finally, the seafood tofu soup was pretty good. My partner loved it, but I think the octopus inside was overcooked. But, I understand that can happen especially since it's served in a hot stone pot. It also came with some clams, an egg, and some zucchini! Just from the layout and design of the restaurant, I could tell that it's an authentic place. The workers take pride in their food, and you can tell with each bite. Would highly recommend for those craving some good Korean dishes.

I recently met up with a friend from high school here for lunch, and this visit was extra special…read morebecause we hadn't seen each other since we were about 17! A LOT of life has happened since then, so we definitely had plenty to catch up on. Neither of us had been to Bloom Thai before, but we both love Thai food, so we decided to give it a try. This place is definitely different from any Thai restaurant I've been to before. It's super small, with only a handful of tables. You order at the counter, grab your number, and find a table. They also have a big jug of cucumber water that was so refreshing! They didn't have my usual yellow chicken curry, so I decided to try something completely different--the drunken noodles. I honestly had no idea what I was ordering, but OH MY GOSH... I was in love with this dish! The flavors were fantastic, and they topped it with deep-fried basil. I'm not even kidding when I say I think I've dreamed about that crispy basil every day since! It was SO good! The food was definitely the star of the show for me, and I really enjoyed the atmosphere. I think this is such a fun little spot to meet a friend for lunch, especially if you want somewhere casual and different. That said, it is VERY small, so I personally wouldn't choose it for a family dinner with a bunch of picky eaters or rambunctious kids. The menu is also a little different than your typical Thai restaurant, so definitely keep that in mind. For dinner, I'd probably order it to-go and enjoy it at home. But for a girls' lunch or catching up with a friend? Absolutely! Great little find, and I will definitely be back for those drunken noodles and that amazing fried basil!

The service was definitely the highlight of my experience. The husband-and-wife owners were…read moreincredibly kind and welcoming throughout my meal. The husband, who was serving, checked in several times to make sure I had everything I needed. The chef also stopped by my table when she came out of the kitchen, which was such a thoughtful touch. The pork belly was very crispy(an additional fee), but too salty for my taste. The Pad Thai was good, although not the best I've had. The noodles were cooked well, and I enjoyed the flavor of the sauce. It did not come spicy, but chili sauce was available to add some heat. The spicy omelette tom yum soup had a great balance of mild spice and sourness, and it tasted very authentic. The texture of the fried omelette after soaking in the soup was not my favorite, but that may come down to personal preference. The Thai iced tea had a good balance of tea and condensed milk, although it was sweeter than I prefer. You order at the counter, and the food is brought to your table afterward. Water is self-service. They also have a helpful sign explaining the ordering and seating process for first-time guests. The restaurant was very clean, nicely decorated, and had a great ambiance. I especially enjoyed the small area showcasing the chef's history and journey. Overall, the warm service and welcoming atmosphere made the experience memorable.

So I had this place bookmarked from idk how long ago. I probably saw some random tiktok and the…read morefood looked so good that I bookmarked it on Yelp, hoping to one day try it out. Well that day has come. We ended up staying at a hotel nearby for a friend's wedding. We were getting hungry and I luckily checked Yelp and saw that I bookmarked this place when it showed up on my nearby food list. What a crazy coincidence. So we drive over and park on a side street. There was a small line outside and we waited patiently for a few minutes. Once inside, we were seated at the counter and it was packed, a little hot and everything smelled delicious. My friend and I both ordered the duck and pork noodle soup and it was maybe the best noodle soup I've ever had. The pork had crispy skin, the duck was soft and flavorful. It was all just so delicious. The iced coffee was strong and sweet. We also got the dessert. Make sure to add durian if they ask. It made it 1000x better if that's even possible. Honestly one of the best meals I've ever had. I'd definitely be back if I'm ever in Tacoma again.

Tho Tuong BBQ on South 38th Street is a small neighborhood spot that's gotten really popular. It's…read moreoften busy with people lining up outside, so clearly they've built a solid reputation. The dining area is quite small, so I usually order to go. The food itself is good. The barbecue duck is flavorful and reasonably priced around 35 dollars for a whole duck, and the roast pork at around 16 dollars per pound is also a good value. I really like their broken rice, and the pickled jalapeños with sauce makes the meal feel complete. However, the dining experience has some challenges. The space can get crowded, ventilation isn't great, and seating by the door can be uncomfortable. Service also feels stretched at times, since the same person may be cooking, handling chairs and serving. I'd give it four stars. The food is worth trying, but improvements in seating, airflow, and service would make it a better overall experience.

I can't say enough GREAT THINGS about this wonderful neighborhood Bar & Grill! From the comfortable…read moreenvironment, great-tasting food, and its STELLAR Employees, this place is a perfect place to enjoy a night out or to celebrate a birthday (which was the reason we were there tonight.) I reserved a table (for a large party of 9) conveniently on Open Table which made the process easy and effortless two days prior to our reservation. On the day of our reservation I received a call from a very friendly staff member Jace (forgive my spelling if it's incorrect) who confirmed our reservation and also asked if we had kids in our party because of the age restriction for the outside seating. I thought that was very considerate of him to do so as he was being proactive and courteous at the same time! When I checked in, I immediately was greeted by Jace who was beyond welcoming in person as he was on the phone. He guided us to our table and made us all feel welcome. We then were presented with our hardworking and endearing Server Kat who was so patient with all of us, was proactive in setting up plates for our Birthday cake (we had brought with us - as we were granted with permission by the restaurant). Throughout our experience, Kat took care of our needs, fulfilled our delicious food orders with accuracy, and the other hardworking Server Ethan also ensured our drinks were filled. Seriously, the Employees are what made our celebratory Birthday even more special!! And also, our the wonderful Manager Brandon made sure we were all taken care of and even personally said goodbye as he walked with us out the door! We only live down the street from this restaurant as my husband and I have lived in Washington for about three years. But rest assure we will be coming back again and again because of the great food but more importantly of the Employees - Jace, Kat, Ethan, and Brandon....and the rest of the Restaurant!

Chicken fried steak was good with lots of gravy. Lots of side options. I got the creamy lobster…read morebisque but you could do tots, fries or salad. Overall Clean restaurant with lots of parking! Lots of restroom stalls. Service was good and attentive. Decorations were cute

Food cooked to order Service prompt and personal…read more Ambience local one of a kind cafe. Wash board and antique kitchen gadgets on the wall, hand crocheted hats and bags for sale. Outside seating. Located within a neighborhood.

I went here with my granddaughter and had brunch. We both love quiche and decided to try their…read moreRedeye Quiche with hash browns. I had the "loaded" and she had the regular version. Nice, browned, crispy, and flavorful shredded potatoes. Devine! The quiche was yummy and memorable. Definitely a go to place for a nostalgic experience with amazing food. I've never ordered anything I didn't love. It's always a pleasure to return to a predictable treat for breakfast or lunch.

Always worth the long wait. Today was 40 minutes. I stayed in the lobby, surfed my phone and…read moreenjoyed the free smells! I had the 9" Italian with everything on it and a Coke Zero to go. Classic and iconic place. They must make some serious money with the amount of business that they do. I got the sandwich with the pickle spear and took a huge bite after admiring it first. So much bread. But so yummy. Absolutely delicious! Def try this place. It's totally worth it.

I normally don't get a sandwich as my first meal of the day, but we stumbled upon this spot! I was…read moresuper excited, so we went to "look" and walked out with sandwiches--ha! I ordered the Italian Sammie, and my friend got the Genoa Sammie! We took them back to the hotel room and found that they were missing their condiments! Idk, I was supposed to say something about it, so make sure you know to get your mayo. I got the Italian Sammie and asked if they put the vinaigrette and olive oil on it, and he mentioned that they would. But with the amount of meat and bread it's missing a lot more to help it - I was super sad! We got some Utz and Munchies--light and fluffy! BOMB. We also got these random tasty crème drinks, and next time, just Pepsi please! I was soooo excited to find a spot that does cold cuts, but I was super underwhelmed.

Ho Soon Yi is such a good spot for Korean food! We ordered the bulgogi, galbi, and kimchi pancake,…read moreand everything came out hot and fresh. The bulgogi was flavorful and tender, the galbi had a nice char and great flavor, and the kimchi pancake was crispy around the edges while still soft inside. The portions were really generous too! We had plenty of food to share. The service was great! Everyone was friendly, attentive, and made us feel really welcome. It also has that cozy, family-owned feel, which I loved. It's nothing overly fancy, just a comfortable, no-frills spot where you can tell the focus is on good food and taking care of their customers. I also loved all the banchan that came with the meal, especially the kimchi and cucumber. Everything tasted fresh and paired perfectly with the meats. Definitely a great spot for authentic, comforting Korean food. We'll be back!

The food here is really, really excellent and fairly priced. I came in about little less than 2…read morehours to close and it was fairly full of people. It took a while to get helped, and some of the tables seemed to be non-functional or pushed into corners, however I had a very pleasant solo dinner here and would return. Only slight ding for quality of interior--broken tables/slightly uncomfortable seating arrangements. The staff were very generous, helpful, and quick to bring out your meal.