Back again for their stone pot bibimbap! I got it with the spicy chicken. Their bibimap comes with…read morea variety of different veggies. It's a well balanced meal with a lot of protein, veggies, and carbs! The spicy chicken is very flavorful and the bop sauce comes on the side so you can mix in however much you want. Definitely recommend this spot for a nice fast casual lunch! The portions are big and the food is fantastic.

The food at Made in House is fantastic. The miso soup was a comforting starter, the bibimbap salad…read morewas fresh and crisp, and the stone pot bibimbap came out sizzling with perfectly crisped rice and wonderfully seasoned vegetables. Everything was incredibly flavorful, though the prices do lean a little high for a casual spot. Because it is such a bustling restaurant, the space was a bit chaotic during my visit. The floors were slightly slick, and the restrooms and visible kitchen area could have used a quick mid-shift wipe-down to match the quality of the food. Even so, the stellar, soul-warming dishes make it well worth a visit.

One of the best Chinese restaurants in town. I love the service, the atmosphere and the food. And…read morethey have those lunch specials that are missing in most places now of days! A gem!

I don't know how that place even passes a health inspection. One look at the kitchen floor shows it…read morehasn't been cleaned in decades. The backstop over the stoves look like they've *never* been cleaned. The food? I'll let you know when my wife and I get off the toilet. I ordered the Yakisoba but... still not sure what it was I ate. I should have walked right back out when I saw there were literally no diners there while the surrounding eateries were packed.

Overall, giving 4.5 star rating but bumping it up to 5 stars because I want them to succeed and be…read morearound. Personally I really love Woo Bar and their brunch menu, especially the Ube pancakes and oxtail eggs Benedict. Also recommend the Vietnamese coffee. Staff are friendly and like supporting local, minority owners. Dinner was good - the main thing is that I'd recommend having them send out the dishes as they get done so the food doesn't get cold. However it is nice to get the food all at once. Otherwise, solid food for dinner. Best dishes on dinner menu are the oxtail hummus, pork sliders and chicken sesame salad. HH everyday from 4-5 pm. Swing by for HH but definitely go for brunch.

We walked in at 4:30 PM for our reservation and we were the first people inside the building. We…read moreare seated next to the window and our server was Monica. She was able to give us her favorite items and not so favorite items which I definitely appreciate when people are really honest. We started off with the mango habanero wings as well with a beer and an old-fashioned. After finishing the first round, we decided to order both burgers, the Katsu chicken burger, and the Woo burger, as well as a blossom bourbon and another beer. All items were absolutely delicious and the place maintained really well. Besides the bathroom, the males bathroom was not very up-to-date clean. I'm still giving five stars though because of that atmosphere and how Monica treated us at the table. The food and drinks were on point and definitely made a statement. Highly recommend coming out here if you're new to Seattle or you wanna try some really good cuisine.

Fantastic food - reminds me of the hearty, delicious and home cooked meals I would encounter…read moretraveling around Asia. The Lagman was fantastic - hand pulled noodles with perfect texture and spic. Goulash was comforting and filling. Samosa wrapping was layered so you can tell a lot of work went into each piece. We went for lunch middle of the week and every table was full for lunch. None of the customers were speaking English which I think is a ++++++ and speaks to authenticity of the food. Front of house left a bit to be desired - very impersonal service and seemed a bit frazzled - this contrasted with the warm food and what is portrayed on their social media content. However, the deliciousness of the food makes up for it.

If you're looking to find some solid comfort food this is the place! Definitely recommend coming…read morehere during their earlier hours if you have something specific you want to try off their menu - on busy days they typically sell out of their popular items. Each dish is super filling and will have you in a food coma for hours! Parking is a bit hard since it's street and the place itself is pretty small with just a few tables and chairs. I'm excited for their Bellevue location to open up soon! I hear the space is bigger for that one!

Two magazine articles puts this restaurant and its other location in their top 10 restaurants in…read moreBellevue(Noms #2 & Downtown Bellevue Network #6). I tend to agree. As soon as you walk in, the smell of lemongrass mix with a hint of fish sauce gets your taste buds salivating. For starters, we had the Bo la lot. A flank steak wrapped in Piper Lala leaves - skip it to expensive and tiny. The catfish clay pot is not an option - it's a must. It's the reason why they have five stars. I can tell you what they put in it but it's not gonna describe the taste. I could tell you it's very distinctive and it's heavy in the soy sauce, but I don't mean that in a bad way - it's amazing. The drunken chicken is their version of orange chicken, but better of course than your standard panda. I really like pickled veggies that come with the lunch meal. The offset allows you to have a fresh bite every time. Very Happy with this place.

nice place and spacious with great ambiance. they have indoor and outdoor seats. staffs are nice,…read morepolite, and attentive. service is quite fast. for foods: * pho hanoi: this is the first time i eat pho where the beef is used as a wrapper for shredded ginger and i think i like it. the noodle is good and broth is quite rich. suggestion: providing some bean sprouts, vietnamese basil leaves, and mint leaves on the side will be excellent. also if possible, need some sauce ( hoisin ) and jalapeño slices... * lemongrass chicken vermicelli noodle: another recommendation dish that need to be ordered if you are vietnamese food lover... prices are average but will say quality is excellent. a recommended restaurant!!!

Disclaimer: this review is for Sun Teriyaki that replaced Palmi on Fremont Ave. Posting here bc I…read morebelieve Palmi has rebranded to "Sun Teriyaki". At first I thought Palmi sold to a different owner, but couldn't find the entity "Sun Teriyaki" on Yelp, plus the menu looked similar and the owner is still Korean, so I believe they simply rebranded. Note: 120% vegetarian / vegan unfriendly. Oh god where should I start? Flies that fly around indoor even when the doors were always shut, the lingering cigarette smell, the overly sweet teriyaki sauce, the gamey beef (despite the heavy sugary teriyaki sauce), the years-old gyoza, the suspicious dark spots on my raw lettuce salad, or the bland steamed tofu plate that cost no more than $2 to make but they charged $17 for (check out the photo!) ? I've been wanting to check out this place and we finally paid a visit this week. We were the only two people in-shop on a weekday at 6PM, and we soon figured out why. I ordered a teriyaki combo of beef and gyoza, while my partner who's vegetarian got a tofu teriyaki. The owner was considerate enough to clarify with my partner that their default tofu is fried with animal oil. He suggested steamed tofu as a replacement, and my partner happily accepted that. Little did we know, that was a total mistake. It didn't take long for the food to be served, and I was already sus-ed out by the look of it - dark pile of beef strips next to rice and sad looking lettuce salad, plus four gyozas. The sauce was so heavy that it was impossible to tell what the meat was. Then upon first bite I was completely turned off - the teriyaki sauce was overly sweet even by American standard, and salty too. And despite the heavy dressing, the beef still tasted gamey... The gyozas tasted worse than store-bought ones, not much filling and tasted like they've been frozen forever. Oh and this wasn't even the worst part yet... when my partner's food was served, it was even sadder - cubes of steamed tofu (the tofu looked like it was taken right out of store containers, just cut into cubes) laying around next to rice and sad looking salad. Check out the photo for how cheap the dish looked. It came with a dark sauce for seasoning yet the owner told us the sauce was in fact not vegetarian. So my partner had to create his own seasoning of soy sauce and sriracha hot sauce to finish his food. And btw, the sriracha bottle looked quite gross... So yea, my partner paid $17+ to eat cubes of flavorless unseasoned steamed tofu with white rice and pieces of raw lettuce - something we've made many times at home with much better seasoning and taste with the cost of $3 max. This place also has no service. You order at the front, the food gets served, and you need to bus your own table and get your own water. Needless to say, never coming back.

Chicken fried rice and egg rolls were so delicious! Will be coming for lunch regularly!read more

Mura in Magnolia is a family run hole in the wall restaurant and it is delicious…read more.. Here is what we ordered: -Gyoza (you could taste the freshness) -Wanza (delicious and something I've never had before) -Miso soup (good) -Side of kimchi (added this to my bibim bowl) -Bibim bowl (added bulgogi & crispy rice... it was an 11/10!!!) Absolutely delicious, good price and filling! My only recommendation is to not come right before closing.

Mura Asian Eatery is very yummy. Tucked away in the alley in Magnolia Village. My husband and I had…read morea very delicious meal with Sake, the ambience is utilitarian and they do a swift takeaway business, I had short ribs & my he had a vegetable donburi, we shared the appetizer of Gyoza & some deep fried and seaweed wrapped glass noodles- VERY GOOD!! Service was fast and kind. Highly recommend!

We have ordered takeout from Grillbird eight times. We have enjoyed the teriyaki chicken every…read moretime, they get that consistently right. For that, I am giving you three stars, but for everything else, I give one to two stars. The white rice is usually dry and just does not taste that good. Sesame noodles and are always way too salty. Spam musubi is way too salty (does it really need a salty sauce on top of already salty Spam?). Bok choy greens are not cooked right (they taste chewy) and way too salty. The mac salad is surprisingly not too salty but just bland. Sesame chicken is fried in a super thick batter and is goopy and hard rather than crispy and savory. Same goes for the fried cauliflower. We tried you EIGHT TIMES, Grillbird. We wanted to like you and gave you many chances, but alas, you have missed the mark too many times. We won't be back. ps. If you ever bring back your five-spice stewed beef, we might be back. That beef was amazing.

Ordered online for pickup. Service was fast…read more Ordered the poke bowl $20 and Teri chicken plate base only $16. Good portions and tasty. Definitely a neighborhood place we like.

Hands down one of the best Thai meals I've ever had! As a vegetarian, I'm always excited to find…read morerestaurants with great options, and Cashew Thai Cuisine exceeded every expectation. The pineapple fried rice was packed with flavor and perfectly balanced, the yellow curry was rich, creamy, and comforting, and the vegetarian salad was incredibly fresh with a delicious dressing that tied everything together. Every dish tasted like it was made with care and high-quality ingredients. My parents were in town and they usually don't prefer Thai food , but they absolutely loved it. The service was warm and welcoming, and the restaurant had a cozy atmosphere that made the experience even better. If you're in Seattle, this place is an absolute must-visit. I can't wait to come back and try more of the menu!

This was such a cozy restaurant. We walked from our hotel (rather than DoorDash). Spacious and…read morewelcoming. You can make reservations online as well. The food was delicious and spicy (good spicy- burns your lips and tongue but not your stomach). We ordered wings, pad Thai, drunken noodle and eggplant! Definitely would eat here again if I visit.