Stopped in here a couple weeks ago, as it was late in the evening, and I was hungry as I did not…read moreemail all day. From past experience, and living in this neighborhood for a long time, the deli/restaurant has never been open very late. I was pleased to find that at 7:50 PM, the Restaurant/Fieldhouse was open. I ordered the fish sandwich, which came with fries. I was told it would take about 15 minutes, it took about 10 minutes. By the time I got home, the food was still very hot and fresh. Overall flavor was very good, the fish was a little overdone, but still tasted very good. The service was, well counter service, and was good. I would certainly go back and try this again. It was a very slow evening, there was nobody else looking for food at the Fieldhouse, while I was there. A quiet vibe.

I see that Field House has added some live music nights. Looking forward to checking that outread more

With another friend tonight around 6:30 pm- Vance was very friendly came right over to us - took…read moreour orders- I had the lasagna with a Caesar salad -delicious My friend had a pizza with pineapple and pepperoni- looked delicious-very busy with families- very comfortable inside One comment- the strip shopping center VERY run down- but the restaurant and inside very nice- food hot - dessert delicious The bill was like 40 dollars well worth it

I can't believe I haven't reviewed this place! It's a neighborhood staple. Friendly staff,…read moredelicious brews and very solid pizza. We've come here with friends, with family and with kids and we've always been warmly welcomed. The pizza is delicious but don't sleep in the salad!

Comfort food for those of us who remember some of our favorite Asian restaurants in the Southend of…read moreSeattle! We can usually get seated right of way. We ordered the garlic spareribs, which is always delicious! I ordered the Tomato Beef Chow Mein. Husband ordered a salad and a cup of chile. Brother ordered Tongkatsu. I was the only one who needed to take the left overs home. The place is casual. Watched the Mariners win against Houston! Grandchildren wanted to stay, but it was getting late. We always come back every couple of months.

We came here for a graduation party and were seated in the back room -- spacious, comfortable, and…read moreperfect for groups, with pool tables and plenty of room to hang out. The catered buffet was great: green salad, fried rice, chicken chow mein, karaage Chicken , and short ribs, all tasty and well‑seasoned. Parking is super easy with a big lot next to a supermarket. I checked the regular menu too, and the prices look very reasonable. I'd definitely come back to try their regular dishes when I'm in the area.

YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED!…read more I wasn't warned before my visit. I was simply told, "You have to order the cinnamon bun." Had I known what was coming, I would've brought four friends along. It is quite possibly the largest cinnamon bun I've ever attempted to eat by myself. Do I regret it? Absolutely not. I also ordered the Eggs Benedict, which was very good. If you're in the area, I don't think you can go wrong with this place. Just make sure you're prepared to consume approximately 50,000 calories if you order the cinnamon bun. Come hungry. Very hungry.

I had the Big John Steak, and unfortunately, it was a disappointing experience. There was nothing…read moreparticularly special about the steak, baked potato, or seasonal vegetables. The steak was overcooked and lacked flavor, while the baked potato was bland. The vegetables were also not very good. I've been driving past this place for years and had always wanted to stop in, so I was really hoping for a better experience. Unfortunately, based on this visit, I wouldn't recommend this restaurant.

Had a great late lunch here with a couple friends. Place was pretty quiet, slow afternoon…read more Immediately got a table, and engaged by the bartender / server. Super nice guy, very informative. Selected a couple very tasty beers while waiting for food. My friends both ordered the grilled chicken focaccia sandwich with fries. They really enjoyed their food. I ordered the smash burger, double patty. The good came out very quickly, and was piping hot! We thought that was a list cause in local dining places. Very tasty , and abundant in size. So much I took half the sandwich and fries home for an evening meal. Thanks team. You did an awesome job.

Stopped in here for a late dinner and was completely blown away by the food! I had the grilled…read morechicken sandwich which had the best ciabatta bread I have ever had; it was so soft and didn't cut up my mouth! Our server had great recommendations and let us know they make all their sauces in house, which is rare to see and definitely appreciated as a customer. My friend went with a regular burger which she said was excellent and that the fries were some of the best she's ever had! Definitely want to come here again to see if they're consistent but my experience was a really great first impression!

Lee's Kitchen in Factoria is the same restaurant as the OG located Overlake. This location is much…read moremore spacious vs Overlake. If you are near both locations, come here instead. Their most popular dishes are the rice rolls while everyone still complains about how long it takes to make stone pot rice dishes. In case anyone misses the fine print, it takes over 30 minutes. Another couple in the restaurant thought they forgot to make the dish and were yelling into the kitchen. The staff is friendly, though limited with their English. We ordered via the tablet at the front, and the food is brought out to us at the table. A rack on a wall has all the utensils and napkins, etc. Parking is plentiful. The Food: Shrimp Rice Rolls $11.99 - 4 Stars The rice rolls are still as good as I remember them. For some reason, it feels a bit out of balance this time. A lot of rice rolls, not a lot of shrimp. The sauce is fantastic and a must. Signature Beef Brisket Rice Rolls add Egg, $18.99+$1 - 4 Stars This is a beefy take on the rice roll. The added egg provided the yellow hue in the rice roll. Some brisket pieces are fattier. Their version is the traditional style with the chewy bit attached; some folks might hate it due to this. The sauce is also beefy. This is almost a soup, not in a bad way. Clear Soup Beef Offal with Daikon, $12.99 - 0 Stars This was a sad dish. When they say soup, they meant most broth, with few contents. The daikon wasn't tender. The offal and the soup didn't have much flavor. I rarely leave food behind, but I did for this dish. Garlic Fried Chicken Wings, $7.99 - 5 Stars The clear winner of the night were their wings. I believe four pieces of plump and fat wings, perfectly crispy and flavorful. I would order this again.

Have only ever gotten take out from here and have enjoyed it each time! Inside has lots of seating,…read morenicely decorated and cozy. You're able to self serve your own water, seat yourself, and order from the table using a QR code. An introvert's dream so I definitely have to come dine in some time. My first time ordering from here, we got the Chinese sausage and bacon stone pot rice, stir fried rice noodles with XO sauce, and braised pork feet rice rolls. All were delicious but my favorite was the stone pot rice. Second time I ordered here, I got garlic chicken wings and fries. Loved it! The wings and fries tasted so fresh. Super crispy and juicy, flavorful. And they were super generous with the fries. There were tons and so yummy - crispy on the outside and soft and hot on the inside. Service is good too. Food is always ready when I arrive and the lady is very friendly.

Stopped into local Outback for dinner, after two days of grueling garage sale duties…read more My sons stop in here regularly as it's near where they work, for happy hour, and they like it. For us we haven't been there in a while. We sat in the bar, as that's how we got a table very quickly. Getting service was a little slow, as we were waiting to have the table wiped down as well. No big deal. The noise level in the bar was quite low, there were a few people, with a number of sports games on the TVs. We all ordered something different, from the prime rib dip, Alice Springs chicken, steak wedge salad, and something else that I can't recall. All the food came out pretty quickly, and was very fresh and hot. At least the stuff that was supposed to be hot, was hot. Speaking for the wedge steak salad, I thought it was pretty good. Not overdressed, great flavor, the meat was cooked perfectly, very warm. A great dish in my opinion. My wife enjoyed the Alice Springs chicken, she had enough for a second meal the next day. Beer selection was good, we had a local Georgetown beer, which was very good as usual. Thanks team!

The service was just amazing. Savadore was just lovely. Knowledgeable thoughtful and super…read moreattentive. The manager was there to correct any issues if there was any. Steak was excellent ! Great location. Decent seating. Able to have medium size party Will be back again.

Well it was surprisingly good for a burger place :). Nothing fancy. Just burgers done right. Very…read moreprofessional service. Definitely a hangout place for younger kids. I remember being young and not having a ton of money to hangout and celebrate with friends. I saw a group of high schoolers come by and sit on another table - burger, fries, coke and good old times. Also a group of fresh grads -may be interns came by! Definitely a place I would recommend for good food, reasonable price and that good old vibe. P.S. - Their sauces are the bomb. Even though I have not written about the food specifically nor took a Pic, it's coz I was hungry and gobbled down the food right when it was hot. Generous portions, affordable price, great taste - this would have been my ideal hangout place when I was in high school or am intern

Wow I was surprised by the big portions and and affordable prices! I got the classic with wasabi…read moremayo, nori fries, and tonkatsu bites. The tonkatsu was very crispy, very generous portion sizes!!, and came with a dipping sauce. The curry sauce was a little strong but was good with the nuggets. The fries were yummy and were a hit with my toddler. My burger was surprisingly juicy and I really liked the flavorful pop of the wasabi mayo. All for $30? Great deal! And I still have leftovers for dinner. Service was quick too -- ordered online and the food was ready on time.

Do you remember the day of burgers. No... really. This is an old-fashioned burger with quality…read moreingredients. A burger as a meal. Honest ingredients that are recognizable, fresh, generous. This is made with an attention to detail. And the fries? We went curly. And the quantity? Burger worthy quantity. This is a best kept secret in Lake Hills, away from the chains and a real neighborhood joint. This place is our "go to" for burgers and fries. There is also ice cream and shakes. Didn't do that this time. Too stuffed on my one burger and fries.

3.5-4 stars. Not the best and definitely not the worst. Satisfaction for a cheeseburger craving…read more First time eating here. Ordered a single cheeseburger. A pretty decent burger. Comes on a sesame bun unless otherwise noted. I really enjoyed the toppings. Fresh and plentiful with tomatoes, pickles, lettuce and their special sauce. AKA a thousand island style sauce. The burger itself had a good chargrilled flavor. My only complaint is that it seemed a bit cold. But for $10, definitely a good deal! The onion rings were good. Hot and tasty. The spiral French fries were just ok. The side ranch was good and I really enjoyed the garlic aioli. Friendly service and chill vibes. A nice outdoor area with two tables and small lawn. Perfect for dining with your fur babies. Next time, I'm going for a shake. Loads of parking. Eat food and live life. SYOY.

CAVEAT: I am neither paleo nor do I engage in paleo eating activities. However, when the neighbor…read moreinvited me to try his beloved food cart, I just couldn't resist. Had this been a regular food cart (non paleo), I would have given this two/three stars. Portions were small, and my vegan curry lacked a lot of spices, which made the curry very bland. Perhaps my tastebuds need to adjust to the paleo lifestyle to appreciate the cart. But given that all the food from this cart is made for people with very specific dietary restrictions, I see the allure to it. All of their food adheres to the paleo lifestyle such as free range chicken, grass fed beef, local, organic, etc. And they list where all they get all their ingredients too! I do wish there were more things on the menu. Their rotating menu is pretty limited and it seems like they favor a lot of pork. This could be a drawback for certain people, like Paleo Muslims for example. A good suggestion is to have more variety. I'll give them one thing - the pork lettuce wraps (pork carnitas) smelled amazing.

Outside the Box is the first and only food truck in Seattle specializing in Paleo food. In addition…read moreto the food truck, they have a meal delivery service for those looking for Paleo meals without having to do the work. The last couple of weeks, Outside the Box has made a stop on the Microsoft campus so I decided to try this truck for the first time. I don't follow the Paleo diet, but that doesn't mean it won't appeal to those who don't. Except if you are a vegetarian/vegan/pescetarian since many of the offerings here include meat. Though there are a couple items that don't. For those who are unfamiliar with the Paleo diet, it basically means that only ingredients available during the hunter-gatherer era of humanity are eaten. So no grains and dairy are used. Great for those who don't like eating highly processed foods. So for someone like me so ingrained to eating carbs with my meal, this is a diet that would seem difficult to adjust to. The offerings here are a little more pricey than other trucks. A couple are over the $10 price point which may seem a bit more than people are willing to pay for what is basically a work lunch. This can be attributed to the ingredients used as meat jacks up the price of meals. I tried out the pork carnitas ($7.99) which is pulled pork on top of pieces of lettuce with pico de gallo on the side. I liked it as it was a refreshing change in the food you can find elsewhere on campus. The taste of the food though stays with you. I don't know if it was from the pico de gallo or onions, but it stays with you for hours after. I think OTB is a promising truck. There is going to be a crowd of customers at MS as the food here appeals to the fitness/CrossFit crowd. But to draw in the regular eater I think it would be good add an additional item or two under the $10 threshold as there are already numerous economical dining options nearby. Keeping the price competitive will help encourage the unfamiliar diner to try out a Paleo meal for a change.