I was pleasantly surprised, walked in did not know what to order. They recommended a couple of…read moredishes spot on definitely go again.

Came in for an early dinner…read more Hibiscus Drink: A refreshing drink that tastes similar cranberry. Jollof Rice with Chicken: Very well seasoned spread. Quite pricey for how little protein you're getting but you're paying more for the Jollof rice. Onions had an incredible zang and spice to it. Service was adequate. Took a bit for someone to come out after I rang the bell. I'll definitely be coming back when I'm in a chicken afra carving.

This is one of the few places I would literally crave for lunch. There is something about their…read morelarger-than-normal subs, which is probably the bread, that is highly addictive. I would rate this as the one of the best sub places (I do like Un Bien, Bahn Mi Land and Yeh Yeh's as well) around. My gotos were the Godfather, the Works and others

I have had this place bookmarked for a while. We came shortly before closing. Just happen to be in…read morethe area & decided to stop. I didn't realize it was close to closing. They took our order & told us they close in 11 minutes. Not sure why that was mentioned since she took my order already. But whatever. We ordered the firecracker, Philly beef sandwich & and Italian combo but specifically asked for no cheese. Well the Italian had cheese. So it seems like they don't do custom orders to well as I read in other reviews. The Philly beef sandwich is just roast beef & had I realized that I would not have ordered. It wasn't remotely close to be considered a Philly sandwich. The firecracker was decent. A solid sandwich. The Italian was the best sandwich but unfortunately my husband couldn't eat it bc it was melted on. The bread was delicious it was honestly the best part of the sandwich.

Still love this place! Try their signature hot chicken sandwich in "medium". Was absolutely fire!…read more Sweet Radish is very consistent between visits, so we never worry about it being poor quality.

This is one of the best, Korean chicken sandwiches I've ever tried. First the spicy fries were…read moredelicious. They weren't just spicy but had a delicious Cayenne flavor to them which I didn't get tired of. The burgers were decently sized and the prices were very low, especially compared to today's economy. The chicken is very juicy and is seasoned to perfection not too little, but not too much that you can't taste the chicken flavor. And inside the burger the chicken goes perfectly with all the toppings and the special sauce, which is delicious and unlike anything I've ever tried. Would 100% recommend to anyone passing by this area. There's not many places that serve this type of food and this restaurant has definitely capitalized on the food they serve.

Yummy Teriyaki & Fried Chicken has been rebranded to Teriyaki and More Edmonds, which has it's own…read moreYelp page. It looks like online ordering is cheaper than in store, which is interesting. While Teriyaki is the first thing read, I want to say the curry and fried chicken are the stars of the show (I have not had the teriyaki though, but reasons will be explained). As soon as you step inside the store, there is a strong curry smell surrounding the room. Curry is definitely strong and likely popular from first impression. Second, the fried chicken looks mouthwatering and there are different lunch combos. It's also possible to only get 5 pieces of chicken for $10, in case you aren't as hungry. Basically a quarter order, given how a full order is 20 pieces. A full order can easily be split between 2 people, but I'd push for 3 people as well. Crispy Yangnyeom Chicken - they offered me sauce on the side, which I gladly took for an opportunity to try the chicken plain. Otherwise you can opt for the chicken being glazed already. Chicken was double fried by the crunchy taste and extremely juicy. Fresh out, the chicken was also tender and burning. Yangnyeom sauce here is spicier than other places, which is more realistic of yangnyeom. Others tend to focus on the sweetness. Overall delicious and a huge portion. Crispy Ban Ban Chicken - today I learned that Ban Ban is half yangnyeom half original. In this case, half the chicken was original and half was spicier with yangnyeom sauce on the side. For a more authentic Korean experience, you may opt for this as it's a popular choice and allows one to get both sides.

Folks, this place deserves more attention. If you're ever in the Edmonds area craving some Asian…read morefood, this generous mom & pop shop delivers in massive, both metaphorically and literally, ways. My wife and I stopped by, and by some recommendations, we ordered: 5-piece Korean fried chicken (soy garlic flavor) Japanese Curry Katsu Teriyaki and Katsu combo I'm just going to lump the reviews of the katsu orders together. Right off the bay, these portions are LARGE. This place serves generous plates that can easily be two separate meals. The star of the show for me was the katsu. The breading was light but crunchy, and the katsu paired with the katsu sauce? Unbelievable. The curry was also nice too with the curry adding a thick layer of goodness onto an impeccable piece of meat. I'm already thinking of more katsu. The teriyaki was great too. Nice and simple, you can't go wrong with the teriyaki. If you want more of the sweet teriyaki sauce, there's a stand near the register where you can grab a bottle to lather on more. The Korean fried chicken - probably the largest pieces of chicken pieces (drums, wings) I've ever received at a restaurant. The soy garlic flavor was really prominent, and it also had a fantastic crunch to it all. My only qualm, albeit a tiny small one, was that it didn't pack that *crunchiness* of Korean fried chicken, as in it seemed like it was only fried once. But no matter, we were both enthralled by all the meats and flavors. Come one, come all. This place truly is a gem in Edmonds and can easily missed while driving down the road. It's no glamour or pompous shine, but this humble restaurant sure packs a punch. I'm full while writing this review and already planning my next trip back.

Great food with super friendly service…read more but for big "real Cuban cuisine" aficionados - this is more of a Latin fusion spot where Cuban and Mexican food are infused and there are tasty entrees like the moros with more of a Mexican rice influence on the mix.

Stopped by around lunchtime. There's a lot of free parking behind the restaurant. There is some…read morelimited seating inside and outside the restaurant, so I would recommend taking your order to go. I thought the inside space was cute. Staff were very friendly and menu was clear. I ordered a classic Cuban. It was made hot and fresh. I was pleasantly happy by the portion size. Great place to stop by after you go to Costco. It's also a very short walk from the Aurora Village transit center. I need to come back and try other menu items.

Just updated with pictures of food and front of the restaurant for pictures of some ambiance. The…read moreowners and staff are fantastic. You hear lots of French here from staff and customers interacting.

It's really rare to find West African food, but surprisingly Lynnwood has a spot like this. Bantaba…read moreis a small restaurant serving up West African cuisine. Knowing what I know about African food, it is made with love and takes a lot of time. I took my partner here after we went roller skating and it was much needed. We ordered the fried plantains, afra chicken, afra lamb, and I got a pineapple Fanta to drink. The chicken was juicy and tender. It fell right off the bone. The lamb was a bit though and I thought it was gamey, but my partner really liked it. I'm also not really a lamb person. Both dishes were sauced up with onion, paprika, and a mustard sauce. It was quite flavorful and was served with rice. The fried plantains were a bit sweet but they complemented the meats. Such a hidden gem!

I've been coming here since I was a kid, and it's still just as good as I remember! The food is…read morealways delicious, the portions are great, and the teriyaki never disappoints. One of those local spots that has stayed consistently good over the years. I've even branched out and tried a few things from the wok menu, and it's all just as good! The staff is always so kind, and they're quick even when they're busy. There's plenty of seating, although it is a smaller space. I also appreciate that they have restrooms if you do end up waiting a bit. Definitely recommend!

I had a meeting nearby and wanted to grab some food and was craving teriyaki. I searched Yelp and…read moreGoogle and landed on this little hidden gem. Came here on a Tuesday before the dinner rush. I ordered a regular spicy chicken teriyaki. The owner pointed to a sign on the counter that said the Tuesday special was a large spicy chicken for the price of a regular. Excellent!! The portions were very generous. Tons of deliciously grilled and warm spice (delayed heat). The meal came with a side salad in a separate container. I appreciated this as it kept the lettuce from become wilted from the heat of the chicken and rice. This meal was actually two separate meals because of the portions. And all of $12!!! What a deal.

Suni's brand new rebuild and clean interior remains inviting, albeit lacking the reminiscent feel…read moreof the old diner. While much of the fare remains the same, the fries are nigh criminal and lack the quality of the fry or the wholeness of the potato found in the old fries at the old diner. The burgers lack the same grill of the past but are still generally quite tasty. I recommend upgrading to the salad for $2 more or asking them not to include the fries, until they are able to move away from their current offering. Other than that, mostly same old Suni's! Their pizza still rocks.

I have been here before but this last time will be my last. About a year ago the pizza was great…read moreand the quality of meat was perfect. But today I ordered spaghetti which came with a meatball and I ordered some garlic bread. The meatball had no flavor except slimy meat in ball form. Took one bite and I heard all of Italy cry. The sauce was basic yet could not taste tomato which is honestly impressive. It was like they got a cheap can of sauce from the grocery down the street. Now, the garlic bread- it was just bread and someone must have forgotten to add garlic. ANYWAY, it's really sad they changed. Hopefully they will fix it. Also my order was an hour late which did not help considering they had no other customers