Follow up review regarding the marinated chicken thighs. Kalbi flavored which tastes like teriyaki…read more Delicious! The thighs were huge too! Larger than I expected but now I have protein for the week. I mention the size as I spent $18 on 4 thighs. And I was really happy with the finished result. B & E is a great place to have nearby and good service always great vibes. Eat good food! SYOY.

Picked up some amazing pork shoulder from this place and it made some amazing pulled pork! The…read morebutcher is really amazing here and I always appreciate the good service that they have. The team of people working here are super helpful and always go the extra for you. Nothing but good things to say!

Solid! Picked up a salmon pasta & coffee. I was a little confused about the line but the gentleman,…read morepolitely guided me to a spot to order. I was quoted 10 minutes but they had it ready in just 5! The serving is very generous, the salmon was cooked perfectly. I saved the rest for at home so I could add my hot sauces to enhance it. As a home chef it's rare that I eat out but this was so worth it. The coffee was also perfect.

Delicious food, big portions, quick and good customer service, and reasonable prices. Love the food…read moreand went and bought it twice today: once for me and once for my family. I stopped by the restaurant today and bought rice with chicken suqaar for takeout for $15.00, which is reasonable. The rice was moist, and the chicken suqaar was cut into larger pieces than usual to keep it moist, then toasted golden brown with seasoning to perfection. I like the green hot sauce; it was fresh and had a medium kick. Nice. I got the food in about 7 minutes, and 4 employees at the register sped up customer service. Nice job overall. 5/5. The place is too small, 4/5. Rent a bigger place in the same neighborhood. Why? You don't lose your customers. I live 3 minutes from the restaurant.

These pictures are GROSSLY misleading. Half of the store is filled with expired items and it is…read moremore expensive than any other store. A 12 pack of water is $10 here yet that same pack is $3.99 at a regular grocery store. There are absolutely NO items that are in this store that even look remotely close to the items displayed on Google and yelp. I'm surprised someone hasn't filed a lawsuit for misleading customers.

It's reopened! It looks great and the owner seems nice! So happy to have this back!! Seems like not…read morea lot of people know it's back yet, hope they get more business!

Freshest fish on the east side, great selection. They always have a wide variety of salmon,…read morehalibut, tuna and various other fish. Scallops are always from Maine, once they had them from Hokkaido and of course the "freakishly huge"shrimp - all wonderful. Also a great selection of shellfish, mussels, clams, and oysters, as well as live crustaceans. There are a lot of accessories for sale as well, like baguette, crackers, dips, and more. They also have the ability to track your purchases with your account/phone number and after certain spend thresholds you get money off of your next purchase. The only challenge I've come across is their gift card setup. Requires online ordering and their online inventory is inaccurate.

Two words: crab cakes. Also if you live in Issaquah and…read moredon't have time to drive into Seattle to go to the Pike Place Market, this is your next best choice. They have a great selection of seasonal fish and all of the fixings for your Louisiana fish fry. Top shelf sardines (our latest passion!), lobster stock for that bisque recipe you've been meaning to try, and did I mention the crab cakes?

Really enjoy coming to this Farmer's Market, always great vendors to choose from. While it's…read moreusually pretty busy, I've never had an issue with parking, the new road layout helps tremendously for getting in and out. I like the food vendors, we usually pick up something different each time, like a bagel, or dumplings, coffee or ice cream to roam around with. The live music is great too, always some fun solo artist or band. Really chill atmosphere here.

A lot of snack, trinkets, candles, lotion/soap, ready to eat stalls. Namely Good Lazy. Chayen…read morecoffee also there. I saw maybe 3 fruit produce stands. There weren't too many stands selling vegetables. A few food trucks and a covered area to eat.

I arrived about 2PM and the place was empty. After staring at the prepared section for 4-5…read moreminutes, I noticed a sign to go to the other counter if no one has noticed you Two people there, but neither had seen me 20ft away. I had requested a lunch special with butter chicken, rice and naan. The female employee seemed short and impatient with me, but I had honestly never ordered here before. When she gave me the total, it was obviously not a lunch special, but wanted to end the uncomfortable transaction and just paid. She told me they just had to make the naan and the other was prepared already. 12 minutes to heat up the naan? Hmm. The taste of the food was good, with the chicken being just a little well done from being in the steamer tray for a while. Issaquah has so many choices for this cuisine. I'll probably elect to try one of the other choices before stopping back at Mayuri, even though I work right next door.

The business was clean & had TV so I got to watch Spain win over England! They had beautiful cakes…read moredisplayed and said no egg. I asked about no dairy part and employee said they need 2 days request to accomplish it, which seems reasonable, will try it soon! I just bought some Indian snacks and spices I always use. Produces look fresh and clean isles.

Great local spot in the Renton highlands, fast casual Korean food but they definitely specialize in…read morethe Dosirak(lunch box). I have gotten the basic and premium version. Makes for a quick tasty lunch with friendly service even though ordering is from a iPad. I love the variety they offer and the element of surprise for what sides will offered that day

Super generous portions, but a bit too sweet! I ordered the…read morePremium Yukjeon Dosirak and Tteokbokki. The portions are incredibly generous--the box was packed with Yukjeon, and it was enough to last me three meals! The presentation and packaging are very clean, and the beef radish soup was absolute perfection. The Tteokbokki was also delicious and much better than H Mart's. However, almost all the dishes leaned heavily on the sweet side, even the Yukjeon itself. Because most sides are soy sauce-based, the overall meal felt a bit too sugary. I wish they would replace the sweet black beans or fish cakes with something spicy and refreshing, like a spicy cucumber salad or seasoned radish, to balance it out. This place seems perfectly tailored to the American palate (sweet & savory). In terms of variety and packaging, it's definitely one of the best Korean bento options in this area!

CHAYEN COFFEE: AN IDENTITY CRISIS IN CAFFEINE FORM…read more Let me start by saying their Vietnamese coffee is an absolute masterpiece - the condensed milk ratio is so perfect it could make a barista weep tears of perfectly filtered water. BUT CAN WE ADDRESS THE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM? This is NOT, I repeat, NOT the wild west-themed Wyoming coffee experience my brain desperately wanted it to be. Do you understand my disappointment when I walked in, fully decked out in my authentic 1880s frontier attire, spurs jingling with anticipation, only to discover there wasn't a single piece of barbed wire decor or vintage Wyoming license plate in sight? I had practiced my frontier coffee ordering accent for WEEKS. "One black coffee, pardner" - WASTED. Their egg coffee? Transcendent. The way they blend the egg yolk creates a custard-like texture that's basically heaven in liquid form. BUT WHERE ARE THE HISTORICAL PHOTOS OF CHEYENNE'S FIRST RAILROAD DEPOT? I brought my great-grandfather's Union Pacific timetables for NOTHING. Sure, their premium tea selection would make an emperor bow in respect, but let's talk about what's really important: I came here fully expecting to learn about Wyoming's territorial history while sipping coffee from a tin cup. Instead, I'm drinking from elegant ceramic cups with actual proper temperature control. THE AUDACITY. The staff's expertise in traditional Vietnamese brewing methods is outstanding, absolutely. But you know what they CAN'T tell me? The exact date when Cheyenne's first saloon opened. I had an entire conversation prepared about 19th-century Wyoming coffee consumption patterns. My research about frontier coffee grinding techniques? USELESS. Their cold brew is steeped for exactly 18 hours to achieve optimal flavor complexity. Whatever. I spent 18 hours creating a historically accurate map of 1867 Cheyenne's coffee shops (there were none - it was all saloons) for this visit. Now what am I supposed to do with it? Five stars for their phenomenal coffee program - their traditional Vietnamese brewing techniques are flawless. But MINUS several imaginary stars for not being the niche Wyoming-themed establishment my geographically confused brain invented. I've started a support group for other people who came here expecting to discuss Wyoming territorial governance while drinking coffee. We meet weekly at the library's Wyoming history section, sipping their excellent Vietnamese coffee and coming to terms with our misplaced expectations. P.S. I heard they're adding new seasonal drinks next month. I'm trying really hard not to assume they're named after Wyoming landmarks. (But if they want my list of potential frontier-themed beverage names, I have 47 pages ready to go.) P.P.S. The pastries are amazing too, though distinctly lacking in sourdough biscuits and frontier trail mix. But seriously, their croissants are so good I almost forgot about my planned dissertation on the role of coffee in the Wyoming Stock Growers Association circa 1884. Note: To the staff who patiently explained that "Chayen" is not a misspelling of "Cheyenne" - I apologize for bringing in my detailed presentation about Wyoming state capitol architecture. But I still think your excellent coffee would taste even better served in a tin cup next to a replica stagecoach. Just saying.

Tried their drinks at the Fairwood Night Market and both the Thai ice tea and Thai Green Tea Latte…read more(was more of a floral taste like jasmine green tea) were both delicious. Customer service was spot on and very nice. They have a lot of other drinks like coffee, etc. and have other milk substitutes like almond and oat milk. Would order again next time we see them! Definitely recommend!

This local honey shop has many varieties of honey, candle, and gifts. I got wildflower honey,…read morebuckwheat honey, bee pollen, and few honey sticks. The staff was friendly and he offered to sample the honey before buying it.

This place consistently has a booth at the Issaquah Farmers market on Saturdays May through…read moreSeptember. They will let you sample honey to determine what suits your fancy. We decided on the 1/2 gallon jar of Meadowfoam which tastes like marshmallows!! They always have friendly workers helping you decide what you want. A few years ago we had purchased the gallon for around $85- so prices (like everything ) have gone up. Local honey is the best!!

I recently started using Maven's meal delivery service and I couldn't be happier! Food gets…read moredelivered easily each week with notifications coming directly to my phone when food is near. Upon opening my packages, I am greeted by an assortment of delicious meals and snacks- each week with a menu somehow better than the last. I will be a continued customer and enthusiast. (On top of this: when I first ordered I had ordered pickup and realized this would not align with my schedule. I reached out via customer support email and revived a quick and helpful response reguiding my meals to delivery. Beyond helpful!!)

Excellent food and packaging uses mostly compostable materials. Picked up at their warehouse…read morelocation and was very straightforward, customer service on point.