Heard the hype about this place. Thought I would check it out. I must have came at the wrong time…read morecause it definitely didn't live up to the expectations. Chicken seemed cold and a tad bit undercooked. Definitely not the flavor I was expecting. The Jo Jo's were super old but they were exchanged for ones that were fresh cooked and had no crunch. The samosa my daughter said was alright, she ate half of them.

We arrived at Quick Pack Food Mart right when they opened at 11 AM to try to get some of the…read morefreshest fried chicken possible. The wings had just come out of the fryer and we had to wait in the store an additional couple of minutes for the drums. The owner stated that they didn't have any thighs or breast that day, and while we wanted to try the sambusas, they wouldn't be ready for another 10 minutes. We didn't really want to wait for them, so we left with our haul and started digging into the chicken in the car. Fried Chicken 2x Wings + 2x Drums ($8.99) - Freshly fried, hot and steaming. The chicken is lightly breaded, resulting in a thin coating on the exterior that exhibits an almost glass like crisp. The drums, especially, are gigantic, almost like a small turkey leg, and the meat inside is moist, with juices dripping down with every bite. Both drums had a bit too much bone marrow or blood leaching out of the bones, resulting in a less than pleasant taste in some parts of the chicken. The wings did not have this issue and instead remained juicy throughout. (4.5/5) Jojos ($1.79 for 6) - The jojos seem to be hand cut large wedges, then single fried and seasoned with seasoning salt and pepper. They don't exhibit any crisp whatsoever and instead are just exceptionally fluffy and tender throughout. I really wish they battered them with the same stuff used on the fried chicken! I was a bit underwhelmed with these due to how floppy they were. (3/5) The fried chicken served at Quick Pack Food Mart is very good and is probably the cheapest fried chicken you can find in Seattle to boot. Most places would charge at least $12 for two wings and two drums, and serve smaller pieces of chicken. It's super worth it. Note: Quick Pack Food Mart charges a 50 cent card fee.

Yes incredible fish with the panko breading . The portions are the best in Seattle…read more And the onion rings are amazing! Terrific dipping sauces available too! A beautiful interior dining room if you need air conditioning and comfort. The staff are amazing! Parking is fine . What a treat!

Very authentic burger experience, much better than the ones most places are serving these days…read more Prices aren't bad considering the portion sizes and the location isn't far from the SODO station. The person working there was super sweet and welcoming!!! It didn't take long for my order to be ready and it's a nice little shop with plenty of seating.

love food good customer service soul food so good there remind me of back home every time I go…read morethere I get greeted with respect very family oriented restaurant. You have to go there and try to pull for yourself.

Highly recommended if you want very well made soul/comfort food. The Mac n Cheese is excellent some…read moreof the best we have had. The fried catfish was very good with large portions. The meatloaf was hearty and fills you up. The owner is extremely nice and is very conscious about the food she is making. We would come back if in the area for sure.

I had guest from out of town and I wanted something special…read moreOrdered 4 orders of chix and waffles . Delicious in every way and the service was great .. It will be my new go to place. TL

Have heard lots of good reviews from this spot and finally got to try it out!…read more You order at the counter and then your food gets brought to you. Service was very friendly! They had a good flow of traffic throughout the entire time we were there. They have two picnic tables outside of the restaurant for outdoor seating and a handful of tables inside. We had the salmon Philly, fish & grits, and a side order of the waffle. - The salmon Philly was flavorful and the cheese pull was elite. We chose the fries as our side and they were cooked well. - I loved the size of the waffle! It was on the thinner side though so definitely don't put all the syrup on it unless you like it soggier since it soaks up pretty well. - I loved the combination of the catfish and grits because they balanced each other out well. The catfish was cooked to perfection, but I wouldn't eat it on its own since it's pretty salty, so you gotta eat it with the grits for each bite.

Absolutely fantastic food and great service! I will be going back. Got my food quite quickly…read moreconsidering only one person was working and it was busy!

We grabbed an impromptu Monday night dinner from their parked spot in front of Saleh's on NW 80th…read more Awesome popcorn chicken and garlic noodles! We'll be back!

Easy parking at the location. Friendly staff, ordered the chicken strips (1/2 pd) and side of…read morefries. Came in very fresh and hot. Cute location with seating. Not as big as I expected but enough for seating for people.

we ordered delivery tonight! we got the 1 lb chicken combo with rolls corn and fries. The chicken…read morewas flavorful and perfectly fried, rolls were soft, and the corn was tasty, but the fries were under seasoned, fairly bland. We also noticed it was $4 for a bottle of soda which we thought was steep. Overall though the meal was good and for what we got, $30 felt like a fair price.

This hidden gem is a must-visit! The food here is incredibly delicious and abundant. We decided to…read moreorder the loco moco and the garlic delight with chicken and a side of fries. The loco moco was absolutely fantastic. The beef patty and gravy tasted homemade. the bee patty seemed to be hand formed, not frozen patties, The only thing missing was Mac salad. The garlic chicken delight was equally flavorful. It came with wonton soup which was also very tasty. I can't wait to explore the rest of the Thai menu items when I return. Highly recommended!

First things first, this is more of a 2.5 but I'm rounding up…read more Overall it was just ok. Nothing special and nothing outstanding except the coffee, that was the best part. Probably the least favorite was the Mongolian beef, it was kind of gelatinous and just weird. The crispy garlic chicken is ok, but overall I have had better. Their menu is huge, maybe that's the issue?

I ordered (online) some strips & fries today from here and then drove down to Sodo to pickup. When…read moreI got there it was closed -- they're only open Tue.-Wed.-Thu. But, as I was sitting in my car thinking about where to go next, the owner came out and I told him how I'd ordered, etc. He said "hang on 10 minutes" and then came back 10 minutes or so later with my order (along with some extra sauces, etc.). He apologized that the "Square" system he uses for online orders was not properly synched, etc. The tenders were excellent and the fries were even better, but given what could have been a disappointing experience, I was so pleased with him going the extra mile and making things right -- happily and cooperatively. Thanks!

I just had the best fried chicken I've ever had anywhere in or anywhere close to Seattle. I did not…read moreexpect to see lumpia also on the menu, and certainly did not expect it to be as good as lumpia gets. I've been lucky to try a lot of it, and this place would make a lot of grandmas proud. Finally, I had the mac salad. I also am a huge fan of mac salad, always on the search for the best. This mac salad is wonderfully unique and unforgettable, and is right at the top of the list of my favorites as well. Do yourself and your taste buds a favor and get in here today!!! The people are sooooooo nice, too! Everyone wins.