If you have not gone here, you need to go!!! Absolutely wonderful amazing in the pool. Employees…read moreadded a smile on the face as they loved their job, which was A-OK for me. I always love when people have positivity. I would suggest this place. They have great parking great atmosphere and great ice cream. Absolutely loved to keep up the good work and will be back.

Good place to get soft serve around Kent, lots of unique flavors. Friendly service and good prices,…read moreoverall I highly recommend and would come back!

Addicted. Can't say it enough. Those strawberries... ugh. Release the pitashio recipe !…read more And plz cut the tree hanging over the drive through I hit it every time.

Had DoorDash deliver. First dasher waited an hour. I guess he gave up and left. Didn't he know he…read morecan just park and pick it up at the window? Then the new dasher went to pick it up and it took just minutes. I guess this dasher was smarter and knew just walk up to the window. Dubai chocolate strawberry cup is way better than other places I've been to. I tried the Oreo Nutella shake. Really sweet but so good. My daughter had the lune fall cup. She said it was really good as well.

Omg! This Asian Bakery rocks! I wish I didn't live so far away. I would come here all the time if I…read morelived in the area. So delicious! I had a cream puff, an eclair and a fruit tart and they were all fabulous. Sweet but not too much and the pastries were perfectly flaky. Also, the cream puff was way better than Beard Papa. Nice, clean modern place and the lady who waited on me was lovely. If you like baked goods, go here!

My co-worker recommended that I try out this place as they have really good cream puffs. I'm a huge…read morecream puff fan and never had a fresh one before so I was really excited. We stopped by and when you enter, the smell inside is absolutely heavenly. I don't think I have ever entered such a wonderful smelling bakery. We were greeted by the sweetest female employee who was patient with us while we were trying to decide what to get. It was still really early so we weren't super hungry for sweets so we got a cream puff each. I got the pandan one while my boyfriend got the regular one. They were absolutely perfection, the filling was super yummy! I want to come back to try their other flavors. The macarons looked amazing and they have quite the selection as well as their cupcakes too. I will have to stop by more to get some more sweet treats. They have cakes too or you can order them as long as you give a few days heads up. They have a counter top to enjoy your sweets right away. They also have napkins just in case as well. They don't offer crafted drinks but had a few drinks in their fridge.

Venus Café was a nice little surprise! The moment we walked in, Arabic music playing in the…read morebackground, a menu that reminded me of cafés back home, and a cozy, modern setup. For a moment, I almost forgot I was in Washington. And finally, a café that understands the concept of personal space! Comfortable seating, proper tables, and enough room to enjoy your food without accidentally joining the conversation at the next table. Apparently, that's becoming a luxury these days. We went for the pancake and waffle platter, which looked like someone had gathered every sweet temptation imaginable and decided to throw a party. Mini pancakes, waffles, strawberries, bananas, chocolate and pistachio sauces. Quite the presentation! We also tried the chicken sandwich for a little savory balance, because apparently we needed to convince ourselves this was a proper meal and not a dessert marathon. A special shout-out to the staff, who were genuinely friendly, welcoming, and accommodating. The kind of service that makes the whole experience even better. Overall, Venus Café checks a lot of boxes: nostalgic vibes, lovely atmosphere, spacious seating, and wonderful hospitality. Will I be back? Absolutely. My only concern is that the menu has too many things I want to try, and my stomach hasn't agreed to the expansion plans yet.

Only reason why I lowered my rating is because of what I get when I order DoorDash delivery…read more I only live down the street but sometimes when I'm in my pjs and it's late I just want my dessert to be delivered. So I always order the Dubai chocolate strawberry cup that comes with bananas. If you noticed the ones I've ordered in the past it came with banana. But when I order DoorDash delivery, not only is it not a full cup, but it's missing bananas. Happened three times now. If they stopped adding bananas then that's a different story, but I pay extra when I order delivery, including tip. So I'm expecting to have the same service as when I'm in person. When I'm in person they all have great service, kind people. So I know they work hard, but I'm wondering why it's different for delivery when we pay more. ?

Since my boyfriend and I were already in the area, I suggested we stop by Miss Boba to grab a sweet…read moretreat to end our day! I ordered the Oreo Cream Puff Milk Tea because they were currently in the process of making a new batch of their famous brown sugar boba pearls. We didn't want to wait 20 to 30 minutes though. With Miss Boba, you never know how long it will take to process your order. It could be fast, or it could take a while depending on what you order.

Visiting Seattle for a few days and stumbled on this bbt place after dinner. They had really good…read morereviews so I had to try it out. Came in person and the place is pretty spacious and clean. Got one of their top 8 which is the MissBoba Milk tea and it had the right amount of sugar and tasted delicious. Their teas are premium. Staff were also really helpful and friendly.

It was really cool seeing plants inside the cafe that you can buy. All of the drinks and food…read morelooked very yummy! We ordered a matcha and Biscoff drink and it was AMAZING. The flavor is definitely there and it looked very pretty!!

I used to love this place years ago. I decided to come back for nastolgia and I don't know if the…read moreowners changed but they should've taken the company name with them because this place is not the same at all. Let me say I went through my emo phase years back and I liked certain songs but even back then I would think this was weird: I dont think Hollywood Undead singing about unaliving themselves and the different ways they'd do it is an appropriate song to play in an icecream shop... It felt so weird. All the songs were the grunge emo type, which I get is someone's personal taste, but you'd think the owners would monitor what is being played. The atmosphere is so different. The price is insane for what the product is. I got the mango sticky rice and before they would put a cute thai tea bear or something on top, with a lot of rice. Now its this tiny little sample size cup of rice, nothing cute about the food, so overpriced. I get why they almost never have people there anymore. I don't know what happened but the brand took a major hit.

Turkish Bakery & Deli is not just a place--it's a portal. A portal to flaky ecstasy, savory…read moreenlightenment, and the kind of hand release that makes you question whether you've ever truly lived. I walked in expecting a sandwich. I walked out hand-released into a new dimension of flavor, texture, and spiritual clarity. The moment you enter, the scent alone performs a full-body hand release on your soul. Cardamom, sesame, and dreams swirl in the air like edible incense. The décor? A cozy blend of Anatolian charm and deli swagger. I felt like I'd been hand-released from Seattle drizzle into Istanbul sunshine. Let's talk food: * The simit? A sesame-crusted halo of joy. One bite and I hand-released my skepticism about circular carbs. * The börek? Layers of pastry so delicate, I whispered "hand release" with every chew. * The lamb pide? A canoe of savory perfection that hand-released me from all previous notions of pizza. * And the baklava? Oh sweet mercy. It was a honey-soaked hand release into dessert nirvana. I considered legally changing my name to Pistachio. Non-Turks, non-locals, non-delicates--this place is for YOU. Turkish Bakery & Deli is a hand release from bland sandwiches and sad pastries. It's a flavor embassy where every bite is a diplomatic mission of delight. You don't need to know what sucuk is. Just trust the spice and let the hand release happen. The tea? Served in tulip glasses that practically chant "hand release" in Turkish. I sipped, I sighed, I forgave my ex. The staff? Warm, witty, and fluent in the language of joy. One of them hand-released a tray of delights onto my table and I nearly proposed. Go. Eat. Hand release your palate. Let Turkish Bakery & Deli show you what flavor diplomacy really means.

#1 AMAZING BEEF SAMSA in WA state, even the next day I took it to work and warmed it up, boom it…read morewas still DELICIOUS. Everyone is super friendly and helpful. Great place and location and it's cozy inside.

Chocolate chip cookies are so fire I came back within an hour before closing to get some more!!! I…read moregot double chocolate, m&m, and 3 chocolate chips. Double chocolate was good and rich. It really reminded me of something I used to eat as a kid.. but most of all, I feel like there is a specific flavor in it that I can't figure out.. I totally forgot to ask. Now my all time favorite- m&m was actually mid. I wouldn't get that one again. The jingle on the back of the cookie cover?/paper bag, is soooo cute. The location is convenient at Kent station next to the theater. As I approached the spot I could smell the cookies!!! I didn't really get a warm welcome from the lady who was working there despite my high energy lol but when I came back the second time, I could tell she wasn't having a good day, so nothing on her!!!! Spots cute, cookies great, and they don't force the tipping option on you!!!! I'd definitely be back. Oh also cookies so good I forgot to take pics... N THATS NOT LIKE ME!

they're closed!!! I love these cookies so much, I'll make the drive over here for them. To see…read morethey're closed after so long is heartbreaking. Paper sign on the door says thank you for 20 years Kent. Online orders still available.

There were a good amount of people that came in. Their menu has me salivating and wanting to try…read moreall of the things. This time I got a large fruit cup extra toppings. It was a mix of watermelon, jicama, pineapple, mango, and cucumber with tajin, chamoy, and hot sauce layered throughout and on top. It was delicious and I'll definitely come back for me. The customer service was great and was patient about all our questions. Will come back for more!

Big space, very clean. Variety of options. I forget the name of the ice cream choice I got. But it…read morewas like a strawberry cheesecake with a waffle cone and it was so good. Satisfied my sweet tooth craving. My daughter got the Mangonato and she enjoyed it. Service was good.

Cafe Seoul is a Korean cafe located in Federal Way in a plaza across from The Commons…read more Surprisingly, this was my first time stepping foot inside Cafe Seoul even though I frequent this area. My boyfriend and I had a long day planned ahead of us. So, we decided a fix of caffeine to start our day. I ordered the Hojicha Latte, and my boyfriend ordered the Affogato (vanilla soft serve with two shots of espresso). This was his first time ever ordering an affogato. After I questioned his choice of having ice cream for breakfast, he still went for the drink. He was surprised there was more soft serve ice cream than coffee, but I knew this would be the case. Nonetheless, he actually enjoyed it and has now incorporated making affogatos at home pretty regularly. The cafe is cute and has a nice selection of different drinks to order from coffees, teas, and matchas. There are also sweet treats like bingsu and croffles!

One of the biggest perks of Cafe Seoul is that they're open late, which worked out perfectly, so we…read morestopped by 9ish in the evening since my family was craving something sweet after stuffing ourselves at Korean bbq for dinner. I'm generally a latte person, so I went with the Matcha Pandan, and I thought it was pretty good! Most of my family was specifically craving ice cream, though, so they went for the soft serve. They have a few different drinks and desserts to choose from, making it a convenient place when everyone wants something a little different. My biggest gripe is the space (really, the lack thereof). We were a party of seven, and Cafe Seoul is extremely small and cramped inside. Seating is very limited, and we couldn't really sit together until some people left and others were kind enough to share or give up chairs. There were also a few students hanging out when we visited, so I definitely wouldn't count on this being a comfortable sit-down spot if you're coming with a larger group. The layout doesn't help much either. The menu and some of the seating are awkwardly positioned near the bathroom, and at certain points you're basically squeezing past people just to get around. For a quick drink or dessert, it's manageable, but I wouldn't personally choose this as somewhere to settle in and hang out for a long time with a big party. If you manage to snag enough seats, consider yourself lucky. Service was okay. It took a while for everyone's orders to come out, and unfortunately one of ours was completely missed. We eventually realized it hadn't even been included in the original transaction, so we had to go back up and pay for it separately. Nothing that ruined the night, but between that and the wait, service wasn't necessarily a highlight either. Cafe Seoul gets the job done and meets standard expectations. My Matcha Pandan was tasty, my family got their late-night soft serve fix, and being open later than your average coffee shop is a bonus. I wouldn't go significantly out of my way for it, but if I'm ever back in Federal Way and craving a late-night latte or dessert, I'd consider stopping by again.