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One of my favorite places to get matcha, Vietnamese coffee, and most notably Vietnamese fusion food! I love their unique taste on Vietnamese food, super flavourful, my favorite was the pasta! Overall, I highly recommend, and I would come back
2nd time going food is so beautiful and delicious. Uber pancakes good drowned was great without the line
I like this spot a lot. It's in a nice location, has its own parking (though the parking is quite tight, you could also ... park in the mall a little farther away and enjoy the mall too, just don't park nearby and get towed), and the drinks are excellent! I tried the chicken and waffles this time. I can't say that the pandan was particularly strong, but the chicken and waffles overall were pretty good. I'd probably stick to the other grilled/stir fried dishes instead.
4.5 Stars We came here for Sunday brunch. This place specializes in Vietnamese fusion brunch dishes. I had the bacon avocado burrito ($12.95) - and despite not being a "specialty" - it is excellent and filled to the brim with bacon and egg. The Ube pancakes ($13+) are insane - strong ube flavor and decadent. A must - I recommend ordering for the table to split. Order at the counter, grab a number, and they bring your food out to you. The interior is super cute - the astronauts are such a kitschy touch!
This was a fun meal . Brunch on a Sunday in Seattle!.. I got the bahn mi skillet, drowned ube pancakes and the snow cheese chicken.. everything was great.. mix the skillet, rip the bread and dip and make your own perfect bite!.. ube pancakes with the sauce is always good.. and the chicken seemed mochiko dusted, mozzarella sticks.. just need more sauce! Would come back to try more menu items
This is my second year, coming to this place on my visit to Seattle because I am obsessed with their Ube latte. I highly recommend you go and get one immediately. If you're unsure which one sounds best of the lattes go ahead and try the latte flight. I love every single one of them, but my favorite is definitely the Ube the Ube pancakes are also one of my most favorite things here they are served with lots of coconut on top so if you don't like coconut, make sure you ask them to keep that off. My other favorite thing to order here is any of the fried chicken because as we all know, Asians know how to fry chicken, the best flavor, texture, and juiciness of any fried chicken you'll ever eat! Stop in here on your way downtown for the day and have a nice relaxing breakfast in a beautiful location before you head into the insanity
Dropped by because I wanted some Vietnamese food ! I got their sizzling Saigon plate and it was delicious-- I cleared it in seconds especially with the fresh baguette which was really soft. I also heard they make their own pate and it really complemented the dish well. Tasted really fresh. I heard about how good their drinks were and the Vietnamese egg coffee tasted so creamy and not too sweet. Food service on top of that was very friendly and accommodating! Will definitely come back :D
Not many seats to go around, but luckily when I was there, place was a bit dead. The restaurant definitely felt more like a cafe than a full restaurant since you order and pay upfront like a cafe shop would. This place is known for their unique brunch items so we got to try their ube pancake. I honestly wasn't feeling the purple colored pancakes. It just felt overly ube-d out with the ube jam. We also got the steak and rice dish and the fish sauce chicken wings. Honestly, their stir fry steak dish was my favorite of the bunch. Wasn't a whole steak by the way. I was expecting that and got stir fried beef. The wings felt more like honey bbq wings than fish sauce wings. I think I would go back just out of curiosity for the pandan waffles. I'd say this is a nice study spot for college students that need their caffeine fix and would like to not move around to get food as they're studying.
I've been to M Cozy a couple of times since it opened, and beyond the aesthetic interior, it's just okay. I like the idea of the Vietnamese inspired food they offer and their presentation is pretty, but that's about it. The taste of the food was pretty lackluster for most items. The pandan waffles don't taste like pandan, the french toast was dry, and the morning plate was plain. I think their savory dishes are better than their sweet ones, but their prices are pretty high for simple Vietnamese dishes and the amount of food you get. Given that this cafe is owned by the owners of Coffeeholic, their drinks are better than their food. Although, the quality at this location has been declining over time, so I'd suggest going to another Coffeeholic location for drinks if you're able to. Their drink menu is primarily the same. For the price and quality of the food, I don't think I'll be coming back again for another try. M Cozy is very Instagramable if that's what you're looking for or you really want to try their food just once. Otherwise, I'd recommend going somewhere else for brunch.
Pictured: Coffee Flight (Purple Haze Latte, Egg Coffee, Coffeeholic Dream, Vietnamese Coffee) Ube Pancakes Bo Kho Sizzling Luc Lac 7.5/10
(This is really a 3.5 star review, I went down instead of up because of the blandness of many dishes). The vibes here are great and the staff were friendly. You wait in line for a table and then when they have a table for you (there isn't too many tables), you order at the counter and being a number to your table and then they bring the dishes out as they're ready. The coffees and matchas were amazing quality and delicious! The baguette and skillet was amazing, really the baguette was perfect, and not pictured but our table loved the shrimp garlic noodles. My husband also quite liked his takoyaki fries but there was no takoyaki, just Benito flakes, which was a disappointment (this is not their fault, it's my husbands for not reading thoroughly lol), but putting it out there for people who expecting octopus. The popcorn chicken was imcredibly bland which was a lame. The Thai tea French toast was bland as well. Two people at my table got ube pancakes and felt like it was just missing some depth of flavor. We would definitely go back for the drink flights though! Free parking right across the street at u village made this convenient as well :)
We decided to visit M Cozy for lunch after visiting U Village for the first time after moving to the Seattle area. Trying to avoid traffic over the weekend, as we've seen it be pretty terrible around this mall, we walked over from U District station, not realizing how steep it would be! I'd definitely drive next time. Dropping in close to 1PM on Sunday, there was a short line waiting to order at the counter. It didn't take too long and soon we were digging into our food: Saigon Steak Skillet ($22) - This dish comes piping hot on a blazing skillet with a bounty of ingredients to tickle any fancy. There's two slices of cha lua, with the characteristic porky fish sauce umami, thinly sliced and slightly fried. There are two eggs, cooked over medium, with the yolk almost completely set with just a tiny portion of jammy top. Since the eggs rest on the hot plate, they start to develop a bit of a crisp. In the center, a small sphere of pate which I don't recommend eating it by itself. It's really fatty, rich, and very funky irony in flavor - best to spread it on the baguette. There's perfectly cooked ribeye steak cubes, cooked until tender, not tough, in an extremely flavorful umami-full sweet and salty sauce. There are thin sliced caramelized onions mixed into the steak for more allium-forward sweetness. The steak is topped by tomatoes (out of season ones that are very acidic), some crunchy fried garlic chips, and cilantro. The baguette on the side is very good. I'm not sure if it's baked in house or not, but it comes out warmed, is extremely airy, cloudy, and fluffy on the interior, and has that glass-shattering crust that Vietnamese baguettes are famous for. (4/5) Loaded Thai Tea French Toast ($14) - This is a very lazily made french toast. A Loaded order includes two thick slices of bread, cut in half, dipped in batter, and then pan fried. They don't take the time to really soak in the custard, so it only penetrates the top eighth of an inch on both sides. This leaves the inside of the bread dry, defeating the entire purpose of it being French Toast. I do admit the interior is very fluffy, but isn't custardy at all. For the exterior, there's a bit of a crust development from the pan fry, but there's not really any egginess there. I have to assume they take some shortcuts there as well. The dish as a whole is very pleasing to look at, however. They arrange fruits on top, in this case some large blueberries, quartered strawberries, and thinly sliced bananas. One side side are three small mounds of Reddi-Wip-type whipped topping, very thin and isn't stabilized so it deflates quickly. On the other side is a Thai Tea flavored custard. Strong tea flavor, served cold like pudding. For some reason it's kind of chunky, as if they left it out exposed to air, creating a skin, then mixed the skin back in. Because of that, the texture isn't the best. They also smear some of the custard underneath the toast. This custard is the sole provider of Thai tea flavor. I don't believe there's any Thai tea added to the egg batter. The French Toast as a whole isn't too sweet which is good, but it's also pretty bland without the pudding. As a whole, I think this French Toast is just okay. There are too many major shortcuts taken to be a good representation of the dish. (2/5) M Cozy Fusion Cafe is one of those places I think is more for the instagrammers than for foodies. The dishes certainly look nice for the camera, but overall construction and technique is just okay. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms.
27 days ago
I have never written a yelp review before. I have never felt the need to until today. I went to M Cozy to try their dinner menu and I was VERY pleased with my meal. They have a dinner for 2 that features the tastiest appetizers including their shrimp toast. The bread was made of Asian milk and no flour. Everything is made in house and you taste the quality in every bite. The wings were the perfect size had had the perfect crisp while still remaining juicy. The sauce with the wings was flavorful as well. I got the steak frites, streak was perfect and the house made cream of mushroom sauce was phenomenal. Fries were fresh and crispy. My friend ordered the garlic butter shrimp noodles. 10/10 no notes. Everything from here was a flavor explosion on my tongue. I took my tiramisu to go but as pleased as I was with the rest of my meal I'm sure it was amazing as well. I will DEFINITELY be back and if you're deciding between eating here or somewhere else for dinner, you should choose this place 100% you won't regret it. Great staff very friendly they will tell you all about their menu and how everything is prepared. read more
I've been wanting to come to M Cozy Cafe since they first opened as I was a regular customer at Coffeeholic in Bellevue (before they closed), then I moved out of state. I knew my first stop had to be M Cozy--my flight landed at 9am, and I was at the cafe a little after 10am for breakfast. The restaurant is large with plenty of seating and windows bringing in outdoor lighting. You order your food, get a number and it's brought to your table. We ordered three of their meals and shared as a table--all three dishes were great in their own way! The drenched ube pancakes were fluffy and the ube sauce was perfect, the dish as a whole was not overly sweet at all. The strawberries and cream (vanilla ice cream) was great as well, with strawberry "syrup" and fresh fruit--the French toast was the perfect t texture. The savory dish of the steak, pate, eggs, tomatoes with a whole baguette was a table favorite-- everything worked perfectly. We did a matcha and coffee flight, for a $1 up-charge and all of them were delicious! So glad I was finally able to stop by and try! Definitely recommend and will be back on my next visit! read more
19 days ago
Setting aside the fact that the M Cozy (and Coffeeholic) owners have a bit of controversy online, I feel like the drinks here have been slowly getting outclassed. Coffeeholic was one of the first shops focusing on Vietnamese coffee and had my friends and I often craving a Purple Haze before classes. Now I don't know if there's a change here or if the competition has simply gotten better, but I find myself craving other spots now. For me thinking about drinks, M Cozy doesn't stand out but I can see how the food might be enticing. Interestingly enough, M Cozy does not offer drinks in 24 oz while Coffeeholic does and prices are higher here (at least for the Purple Haze). Not by much, but I find it interesting as the audience has a high population of college students. Penny pinching the wrong demographic. Again, focusing on the drinks, I would rather go to their other locations or another spot. read more
1 month ago
One of my favorite places to get matcha, Vietnamese coffee, and most notably Vietnamese fusion food! I love their unique taste on Vietnamese food, super flavourful, my favorite was the pasta! Overall, I highly recommend, and I would come back read more
I like this spot a lot. It's in a nice location, has its own parking (though the parking is quite tight, you could also ... park in the mall a little farther away and enjoy the mall too, just don't park nearby and get towed), and the drinks are excellent! I tried the chicken and waffles this time. I can't say that the pandan was particularly strong, but the chicken and waffles overall were pretty good. I'd probably stick to the other grilled/stir fried dishes instead. read more
4.5 Stars We came here for Sunday brunch. This place specializes in Vietnamese fusion brunch dishes. I had the bacon avocado burrito ($12.95) - and despite not being a "specialty" - it is excellent and filled to the brim with bacon and egg. The Ube pancakes ($13+) are insane - strong ube flavor and decadent. A must - I recommend ordering for the table to split. Order at the counter, grab a number, and they bring your food out to you. The interior is super cute - the astronauts are such a kitschy touch! read more
This was a fun meal . Brunch on a Sunday in Seattle!.. I got the bahn mi skillet, drowned ube pancakes and the snow cheese chicken.. everything was great.. mix the skillet, rip the bread and dip and make your own perfect bite!.. ube pancakes with the sauce is always good.. and the chicken seemed mochiko dusted, mozzarella sticks.. just need more sauce! Would come back to try more menu items read more
This is my second year, coming to this place on my visit to Seattle because I am obsessed with their Ube latte. I highly recommend you go and get one immediately. If you're unsure which one sounds best of the lattes go ahead and try the latte flight. I love every single one of them, but my favorite is definitely the Ube the Ube pancakes are also one of my most favorite things here they are served with lots of coconut on top so if you don't like coconut, make sure you ask them to keep that off. My other favorite thing to order here is any of the fried chicken because as we all know, Asians know how to fry chicken, the best flavor, texture, and juiciness of any fried chicken you'll ever eat! Stop in here on your way downtown for the day and have a nice relaxing breakfast in a beautiful location before you head into the insanity read more
22 days ago
Dropped by because I wanted some Vietnamese food ! I got their sizzling Saigon plate and it was delicious-- I cleared it in seconds especially with the fresh baguette which was really soft. I also heard they make their own pate and it really complemented the dish well. Tasted really fresh. I heard about how good their drinks were and the Vietnamese egg coffee tasted so creamy and not too sweet. Food service on top of that was very friendly and accommodating! Will definitely come back :D read more
Not many seats to go around, but luckily when I was there, place was a bit dead. The restaurant definitely felt more like a cafe than a full restaurant since you order and pay upfront like a cafe shop would. This place is known for their unique brunch items so we got to try their ube pancake. I honestly wasn't feeling the purple colored pancakes. It just felt overly ube-d out with the ube jam. We also got the steak and rice dish and the fish sauce chicken wings. Honestly, their stir fry steak dish was my favorite of the bunch. Wasn't a whole steak by the way. I was expecting that and got stir fried beef. The wings felt more like honey bbq wings than fish sauce wings. I think I would go back just out of curiosity for the pandan waffles. I'd say this is a nice study spot for college students that need their caffeine fix and would like to not move around to get food as they're studying. read more
I've been to M Cozy a couple of times since it opened, and beyond the aesthetic interior, it's just okay. I like the idea of the Vietnamese inspired food they offer and their presentation is pretty, but that's about it. The taste of the food was pretty lackluster for most items. The pandan waffles don't taste like pandan, the french toast was dry, and the morning plate was plain. I think their savory dishes are better than their sweet ones, but their prices are pretty high for simple Vietnamese dishes and the amount of food you get. Given that this cafe is owned by the owners of Coffeeholic, their drinks are better than their food. Although, the quality at this location has been declining over time, so I'd suggest going to another Coffeeholic location for drinks if you're able to. Their drink menu is primarily the same. For the price and quality of the food, I don't think I'll be coming back again for another try. M Cozy is very Instagramable if that's what you're looking for or you really want to try their food just once. Otherwise, I'd recommend going somewhere else for brunch. read more
1 month ago
M Cozy just started their dinner menu. It's a MUST TRY. Only $50 for 2. We ordered so it's +$5 for each steak. But totally worth it Great customer service read more
11 months ago
(This is really a 3.5 star review, I went down instead of up because of the blandness of many dishes). The vibes here are great and the staff were friendly. You wait in line for a table and then when they have a table for you (there isn't too many tables), you order at the counter and being a number to your table and then they bring the dishes out as they're ready. The coffees and matchas were amazing quality and delicious! The baguette and skillet was amazing, really the baguette was perfect, and not pictured but our table loved the shrimp garlic noodles. My husband also quite liked his takoyaki fries but there was no takoyaki, just Benito flakes, which was a disappointment (this is not their fault, it's my husbands for not reading thoroughly lol), but putting it out there for people who expecting octopus. The popcorn chicken was imcredibly bland which was a lame. The Thai tea French toast was bland as well. Two people at my table got ube pancakes and felt like it was just missing some depth of flavor. We would definitely go back for the drink flights though! Free parking right across the street at u village made this convenient as well :) read more
We decided to visit M Cozy for lunch after visiting U Village for the first time after moving to the Seattle area. Trying to avoid traffic over the weekend, as we've seen it be pretty terrible around this mall, we walked over from U District station, not realizing how steep it would be! I'd definitely drive next time. Dropping in close to 1PM on Sunday, there was a short line waiting to order at the counter. It didn't take too long and soon we were digging into our food: Saigon Steak Skillet ($22) - This dish comes piping hot on a blazing skillet with a bounty of ingredients to tickle any fancy. There's two slices of cha lua, with the characteristic porky fish sauce umami, thinly sliced and slightly fried. There are two eggs, cooked over medium, with the yolk almost completely set with just a tiny portion of jammy top. Since the eggs rest on the hot plate, they start to develop a bit of a crisp. In the center, a small sphere of pate which I don't recommend eating it by itself. It's really fatty, rich, and very funky irony in flavor - best to spread it on the baguette. There's perfectly cooked ribeye steak cubes, cooked until tender, not tough, in an extremely flavorful umami-full sweet and salty sauce. There are thin sliced caramelized onions mixed into the steak for more allium-forward sweetness. The steak is topped by tomatoes (out of season ones that are very acidic), some crunchy fried garlic chips, and cilantro. The baguette on the side is very good. I'm not sure if it's baked in house or not, but it comes out warmed, is extremely airy, cloudy, and fluffy on the interior, and has that glass-shattering crust that Vietnamese baguettes are famous for. (4/5) Loaded Thai Tea French Toast ($14) - This is a very lazily made french toast. A Loaded order includes two thick slices of bread, cut in half, dipped in batter, and then pan fried. They don't take the time to really soak in the custard, so it only penetrates the top eighth of an inch on both sides. This leaves the inside of the bread dry, defeating the entire purpose of it being French Toast. I do admit the interior is very fluffy, but isn't custardy at all. For the exterior, there's a bit of a crust development from the pan fry, but there's not really any egginess there. I have to assume they take some shortcuts there as well. The dish as a whole is very pleasing to look at, however. They arrange fruits on top, in this case some large blueberries, quartered strawberries, and thinly sliced bananas. One side side are three small mounds of Reddi-Wip-type whipped topping, very thin and isn't stabilized so it deflates quickly. On the other side is a Thai Tea flavored custard. Strong tea flavor, served cold like pudding. For some reason it's kind of chunky, as if they left it out exposed to air, creating a skin, then mixed the skin back in. Because of that, the texture isn't the best. They also smear some of the custard underneath the toast. This custard is the sole provider of Thai tea flavor. I don't believe there's any Thai tea added to the egg batter. The French Toast as a whole isn't too sweet which is good, but it's also pretty bland without the pudding. As a whole, I think this French Toast is just okay. There are too many major shortcuts taken to be a good representation of the dish. (2/5) M Cozy Fusion Cafe is one of those places I think is more for the instagrammers than for foodies. The dishes certainly look nice for the camera, but overall construction and technique is just okay. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms. read more
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Ube Matcha: Their foam here is one of the thickest I've had on a drink. Lol no matter how much I stirred it was always There. I do wish the ube flavor came out more, the matcha itself wasn't too milky wasn't too earthy, just right! Dubai Chocolate Pancakes: If you imagine Dubai chocolate in pancake form this is literally it. The chocolate was spread over the entire thing and the dark chocolate flavor really made its presence known. Great textures between the crunchy kataifi and fluffy pancake. Parking - The University Village lot is just across the street which made parking super easy :) read more
Cozy brunch spot and cafe near the U Village. There was a wait but it went quicker than expected. I like that you order and pay first at the counter then they bring the food to you. However, they brought each item one by one so the timing was a bit off to eat as a group. The presentation was nice of all the food and mimosa tower and good size portions. read more
Cute and unique interior, good location. The food came out quick and was very flavorful as well. The ube matcha drink was also so good and I don't like a strong ube flavor - this one was more subtle! The sticky rice was an appetizer, but you can really eat that as a meal. Service was quick, you order at the front and they bring it out to you. read more
M Cozy Fusion Cafe is definitely one of my favorite restaurants in Seattle! Beautiful decor inside, clean, and everything is just aesthetically pleasing! You can park on the street or in the garage parking across the street for free. It's one of those restaurants where you order at the cashier, get a table card number, and seat yourself wherever you'd like. They bring the food to you, and water and utensils are self serve. When you are finished eating, you can just leave the plates and utensils on the table. Menu items I've tried and enjoyed: Banh Mi Chao: SO GOOD. Huge portion so it's perfect for sharing with friends. They definitely don't skimp out on the amount of meat they give out and the banh mi is always crispy and nicely toasted. It comes with tomatoes, eggs, and Vietnamese ham as well. 10/10! Pandan Waffle with Fried Chicken: I'm not usually a big fan of pandan, but the pandan flavor in their waffles is very mild and not too overwhelming at all! It was the perfect balance for me! The fried chicken was juicy and paired really well with the waffles! Matcha Latte: very solid and semi sweet (just the way I like it!) Thai Tea French Toast: french toast with lots of fruits and a Thai tea cream dip. It was sweet and came in a large portion as well! Can't wait to come back! read more
1 year ago
Beautiful location. I've heard a lot about M Cozy cafe and their unique brunch menu. I came here for coffee and got the tiramisu egg coffee, it was really good, strong, and creamy. I love that they had ladyfingers inside the drink. Parking was a bit hard to find, I had to park at the U Village parking lot and walked over there. I will be coming back to try the Thai tea french toast. read more
1 year ago
This spot has a great vibe and is from the same owners as one of my favorite Seattle coffee shops, so I had high hopes. The drinks were definitely the highlight, creative and really well made. I came with a group of five for brunch, and while the presentation was nice, most of the food fell a bit flat. My Xôi Măn sticky rice plate lacked flavor, and my friends who ordered the Bò Kho Sizzling said it was just okay. Overall, it's a cute place to try once for the drinks and atmosphere, but I probably wouldn't rush back for the food. read more
You can choose to order at the counter or pick a table to scan the menu to order. The service was pretty fast and efficient. The cafe was super cute and a great place to eat with friends or family. The matcha strawberry with oatmilk was so good. The little strawberry bits at the bottom went so well when we mixed it with the matcha latte. I wished there was more of it because I finished my drink too fast. The rib eye banh mi chao was pretty decent and went well with the banh mi. The steak was slightly tender, but does the job. I liked the Bo kho sizzling better, since the flavor of the oily broth went well with the banh mi. Next time I'll be back here to try their Thai tea French toast and ube pancakes. :) read more
Great brunch spot!! Love the Asian fusion twist on the dishes. The coffee is a must try too! We came on Sunday and had a bit of a wait. We walked around the mall to pass the time so it wasn't so bad. I got the banh mi chao, and we shared the coffee flight and Thai tea French toast. Everything was delicious!! The coffee flight was yummy and a great way to taste a couple flavors! Sharing it was nice too since it would have been a little too much caffeine for me. The Thai tea French toast tasted good as well, but I wasn't blown away by it. Maybe we'll try the ube pancakes next time! And the banh mi chao was soooo delicious! The meat and sauce was so flavorful and savory. The bread on the side was perfect for dipping! I'd highly recommend this dish. Really enjoyed the food here and think it's worth the wait! I think the coffee flight and banh mi chao are great options to get. I look forward to coming back and trying other dishes! read more
2 years ago
To be exact, I'd give it 4.5/5! Their pandan chicken and waffles was their most popular item and it lived up to its hype! The pandan waffles were extremely flavourful (I love that you can actually taste the Pandan). The chicken pieces were huge and I like that they added some fish sauce to it-- definitely a twist. The drinks were very good as well-- if you go to coffeeholic, it's basically like that. Quite spacious but it gets busy so it can be hard to get a seat since it's first come first serve. Workers were attentive and kind. read more
Revisited this spot a few days ago and had a snack. The Thai tea French toast was excellent and the strawberry matcha was good too. They are able to make some of their drinks with alternative milk but not all. The desserts mostly all have dairy. There's lots of lighting with windows on two sides. The server was also helpful with my questions and was able to sub out the bananas that normally come with it for another fruit which was kind. Definitely will be back! read more
2 years ago
Go early! We showed up around 1:15pm on a Saturday in March. Waitly as the waitlist. Parking is indeed a nightmare. I got lucky with street parking on the other side of the building but wow, that was tough. When we arrived, there were two groups (size 2 and 3) ahead of us (party of 2) - by the time it was our turn to order there were 5 groups of 2 people waiting (after us). Drinks: we ordered a coffeeholic dream (12oz) and a creme brulee egg coffee (16oz). As usual - coffeeholic dream was good. Crème brulee was real - they torched the top layer! Food: we ordered ube pancakes (2, not 4), the banh mi xiao, and the chicken and pandan waffles. I really liked how thick and fluffy the ube pancake was. The pandan waffle was slightly dry but the syrup and fried chicken helped make up for it. The fried chicken had a lot of fish sauce which gave it a more succulent savory flavour. Banh mi Chao was great. The only "annoying" part about this place is that you're doing random things self serve, like getting your own napkins, plates, and water. However, you can't self-serve cutlery (wat), so if they forget to give you cutlery you have to awkwardly pace near the counter to get their attention. One thing I did forget to ask about was peanuts, but I'm still alive so that's a data point. Ambience-wise, it's astronaut themed, and only one bathroom so lines form constantly. The prices are very reasonable but after tax and tip it came out to over $80 USD for the missus and I. That being said, we both left extremely full. I want to try the Thai tea French toast next time! read more
10 months ago
M Cozy is so yummy! We tried an array of drinks and both savory and sweet food and loved everything! The special was Dubai chocolate pancakes which is what drew us in, and they were fabulous, not overly sweet! The staff is kind, you order at the counter and get a number, but they buss the table for you. Space is open, clean, and has lots of seating. I'd absolutely return! read more
This is one of the most interesting and fun menus I've seen yet! They have many food options that looked fantastic but I just ended up getting a drink. I got the crème brûlée egg coffee and if you're like me and love sugary coffee, then you will love this. It was super creamy and the crunch to the crème brûlée added a nice texture. I would say if you don't like your coffee sweet, I would get something else. The service on my coffee was quick, but my friend got the ube matcha and missed her order so consistency may be improved here. Though, as soon as she asked they made her order. The restaurant decor was based off astronauts and was unique and well done. The booth we got was perfect seating and the bathrooms were nice too! They even had mouthwash!! I will def be back for food soon. read more
The matcha here was amazing. I would come back here just for that. I've also heard the coffee flight is really good. There are very limited vegetarian options. The only savory option was the parmesan fries as a side, and they aren't very good. I wouldn't order them again. The ube pancakes were good as well. I'm not much of a sweet person, but the syrup ratio was a bit too little. It was harder to eat at the end because it became too dry. Another note, it is nice inside, but it can become way too sunny. It's direct sunlight in your face the whole time, so some shades could be nice. I would choose a seat a little further from the window next time. Will definitely be revisiting for the matcha. I would love to try out some other savory vegetarian menu items if they ever add them. read more
2 years ago
M Cozy Fusion is the sister brunch spot to the infamous Coffeeholic and is the place that got me addicted to black sesame coffee. I got the Dark Haze (Black Sesame) Latte and got to try the panda waffles with fried chicken. The first time I got the latte and had in restaurant it was some of the best coffee I had in a while, but the second time I found it a bit bitter. Nonetheless, the black sesame is still so good. The place is incredibly spacious and it does not get that crowded during the day. You order at the counter and they bring it to your table, so it definitely functions more like a restaurant than a cafe. I love that they offer classic Vietnamese breakfast/brunch options and am excited to try other things out! read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
This is a fun spot and the food is pretty good but the price and the parking situation are not great to say the least. I have come here twice, first time I tried their fish sauce chicken wings with pandan waffle and then the second time I got the banh mi chao. The food both times was pretty good and I was satisfied. However I do not think it was good enough to justify the pretty steep costs. The parking situation outside can be difficult as you cannot park in nearby Uvillage. read more
Been a fan of Coffeeholic for awhile so finally happy to see that the owners decided to expand! The drinks are from the coffeeholics menu so you'll find some of the same drinks here which taste just as awesome. Fried Chicken & Pandan Waffles - So delicious! I was impressed by the chicken. It's seasoned well and juicy on the inside which I really appreciate. The Pandan waffle was also delicious and it pairs well with the savory taste of the chicken. Price is average for a brunch place so about $18-20 for a dish. Pricey normally but with Seattle costs it's about the same as any other cafe food. Xoi Man - This dish is sticky rice with some other things added to it. I'm normally used to it all scrambled up together in one dish but this was more deconstructed. Delicious still! Overall, a cafe that serves good drinks and good food is worth it. There's plenty of seating and the interior is beautiful! Love the space. read more
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4715 25th Ave NE
Seattle, WA 98105
University District
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