Food truck in the Bollard Farmer Market. They are east Malaysian cuisine. You can smell the food…read morefar away when you walk into the market. Definitely a good vendor to attract many customers through the nice food smell. We got the satay and the Nasi Lemak. Their Nasi Lemak is coconut rice with fried chicken. The satay is delicious. It has the true flavor. The Nasi Lemak is east Malaysia which I am not get use to it. But it is still good.

Masakan has a food stand at the Ballard Farmers Market on Sunday. It used to be located towards the…read morenorth end of the market, but has moved a bit further down Ballard Avenue NW. The menu has a handful of Malaysian food items including kuih which is reminiscent of mochi and hard to find in this area. If you have a hearty appetite, I recommend the beef char kway teow ($15) which is essentially beef chow fun. They prepare it right there so it is nice and hot with good wok hei flavor. Really glad to see this stand pop up at the Ballard Farmers Market to offer up another Asian food option there.

I want everything in this store! If you are looking for well made, well designed everyday wear,…read morethis is it i have some of their pieces and Im so excited for this pop up downtown. Along with other new shops in the area, definitely a fun afternoon out. All their stuff looks better on a body- I recommend trying things on. Im petite and was surprised to find styles i cant usually wear looked great.

From the owner: Prairie Underground is a small-batch, slow fashion design house. We aim to create adaptable…read moreclothing that embraces self-expression with the ease of a daily uniform. We are inspired by activists, artists, and non-conformists and believe creativity and ethics go hand in hand.

Picture it. Folklife Festival 2026. Seattle, WA…read more Listen, Linda. Grab this. So tasty, so filling, and two of us ate it and still had leftovers Wherever you are and see this cart - just get it. You won't be sad. 10/10 will return. Maybe tomorrow.

Syd is just a good genuine dude and makes amazing Sri Lanken street food. Go and try it and chat…read morewith him for a few wherever he's at next.

We made a reservation the same day for a weekday dinner and we got there it was almost full. The…read morestaff know what they were doing and food were really good. I really liked the fried chicken dish and the kari Kari. The breading of the chicken was super crunchy and the kiki gravy was a nice add to the dish but mind you it was a very filling dish. The Kari Kari was very tender and a bit hard on the edges that almost resembled the texture of beef jerky. The shrimp paste and peanut sauce combination was also delicious and umami. We also ordered the pork belly arugula salad and liked it. Since we ordered so much meat we wanted a dish that balanced out, hence we got the fish that was cooked well and sauce was tangy and refreshing. The fish dish was the least impressive though. The ambiance was perfect for a date! Nothing too formal yet it was intimate and fun. Musang you're great!

We came around 6:30 PM on a Saturday without a reservation since the 6:30 PM time slot was no…read morelonger available when we checked online earlier in the week. Luckily, we were able to get seated at the bar right away. The hostess, bartender, and servers were all very friendly and attentive. The food was all prepared nicely with fresh ingredients. The fried chicken was impressively delicious! We also appreciated all the vegan options and mocktails. The restaurant was beautifully decorated, and the atmosphere was lively and full of people. I heard this place also changes its menu based on the different seasons. I'd love to come back at another time to check out different menu items. This place is definitely more on the expensive side though, especially since they automatically added a 22% service charge and still prompted us to add additional tips. It wasn't too difficult to find street parking nearby.

This place was so crowded the last time I showed up. The food is quite good. I have some special…read moredietary needs, and it was a little challenging to get them to understand. But they brought another person over who helped me to tailor what I wanted that day. Reasonably priced food and super tasty. I do recommend.

Visiting my brother and sister in law they wanted us to try Peter's kitchen. The menu had many good…read morechoices so it was hard to decide on what to order since there were so many things I wanted to try. I ended up ordering the 2 combination plate with crispy lechon and bulgolgi with a side of seaweed salad and japchae. All the food was delicious and I would definitely return to try other items. I also tried my husband's spicy pork which was also delicious !!!

Love their meat jun- delicious as always! Easy to order online too. I've only ever had take out,…read morebut staff always seems friendly and it's usually fairly quiet inside.

MEAT JUN! Anyone from Hawaii knows how rare it is to find this in Seattle, so I'm glad to finally…read morefind a place that has it and does it well. I had to concoct my own dipping sauce but it was tender and delicious! Also enjoyed the potato salad side, veggie tempura was decent too. The owner is from Hawaii so lots of local favorites like loco moco, poke bowls, and saimin, and they also have Mongolian bowls and all your typical teriyaki and katsu dishes. Service was fast and friendly, and though the restaurant isn't very large there's plenty of parking outside. Highly recommend for any Hawaii person looking for local food!

If you're looking to impress someone with the highest caliber of Seattle gastronomy, take them…read morehere. I was blown away by the love and technique that went into every bite here. It is somewhat difficult to get a reservation, because the space here is very small and packed with tables. The one downside is that it is a little tight and can be difficult to hear. But I'll take that for the opportunity to eat here. And as long as you go in with the mindset that you might drop some serious coin on the meal, you're gonna have a phenomenal time. Because we were so close to our dining neighbors, I was actually able to ask them what they were eating since it looked so good. And that's how we ended up with some mind blowing fritters. A perfect appetizer to start the night. They have a great selection of wines that are actually reasonably priced to buy by the bottle. I'm pretty sure I saw someone taking one home that they drank a few bottles out of also, which is a first. I was impressed by the creativity of the dishes as well. I'm not one to be impressed by cabbage, or ever order it, but the charred cabbage looked enticing. The cheese on the bottom, seasoning, and dates transformed this ordinary vegetable into a star. And of course you gotta see what they're doing with the seasonal veggies. I can't seem to ever cook squash the right way, but they crafted it into the ideal consistency where it was almost meaty. That New York Strip was out of this world though... the garlic sauce that accompanied it was just enough of a flavor enhancer that it didn't take away from a steak that was cooked to the ideal temp. I'll be back for more!!

Three Sacks Full is what I'd call a hidden gem. A small locally owned farm to table restaurant…read moretucked between a salon and former coffee house amongst homes and businesses in the Roosevelt neighborhood. The seasonal menu changes daily so every time is a new experience. The restaurant is small and cozy, reservations are recommended. However, the owners and staff go above and beyond to accommodate those with disabilities, allergies, or special needs. This is fine dining in a relaxed, homey setting, but doing let that fool you. The food is excellent. All dishes are meant to be shared and is always fresh and full of names and produce I've never heard of it, so every dining experience is an educational experience too. Great wine list, curated cocktails and mocktails. Vegetarian heavy but also satisfies meat and fish eaters.

This was a great experience. My husband made a reservation for my birthday and while it's pricy,…read moreit's worth it. The attention to detail, quality of the food, presentation, staff, and overall experience was great. You certainly get what you pay for here! They welcome you to the patio in the back and provide a welcome libation, then seat you inside at your reserved table. You should sit at the counter. I am not sure this would have been as fun had we not. SO much tweezing going on you would think we were in a beauty salon. They tailor the menu in some regard to your needs, so make sure you fill out the questionnaire! If you are the type of person that needs to make every decision at every step of the way, not really the place for you. In fact, I made zero decisions upon arrival, which was great. It was well curated and each course was a nice progression. The chef and all the staff were pleasant, attentive and made sure things were done well and on-time. You can tell everyone wants to be there and each of them have a passion for their part in the experience!

Wow, the food at this place is so great! You can tell everyone who works here really cares a lot…read moreabout providing a great experience and like to take creative liberties in the food and drinks. When you walk to the front, they start off with a drink choice. I had the cider, I can't remember the other one, but the cider was great! They had us sit in the back outdoor seating while the tables were getting ready. The restaurant inside is very cozy, not a lot of tables which seems to help the servers and chefs be more attentive. Every food item was brought out, explained, and was very visually appealing! This is definitely a place you go if you want to have an experience, and we were happily surprised at how well that experience went. Some of the top items were pasta in wagyu beef broth, scallops kind of like ceviche, savory macrons, squab (some kind of small bird), and the desserts were great as well! They also give you a little coffee or tea to go as you walk home which is nice, and the cups are pretty cute. One thing to note, is we had the non-alchoholic drink pairing, and thought it would be more like cocktails without alcohol. I would suggest you look more at what it actually entails via the drink menu before you have it. It's a lot of fermented items, so if you don't like kambucha then I would suggest getting something else. Overall though, I definitely recommend this place, I will be going back as their menu changes with the seasons.