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Teriyaki Avenue

4.8 (14 reviews)
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So freaking good!! I love this place and how low key it is but dang it's so yummy and great customer services!!!

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Super customer service. Very spicy pineapple chicken, my wife loves it! Extra sized menu too.

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7 months ago

So good !! I got the chicken teriyaki and the portions was so generous. Can't wait to come back and try the Indian menu!

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Lil Red’s Takeout and Catering - Oxtail meal and Burnt Ends

Lil Red’s Takeout and Catering

4.4(313 reviews)
0.9 mi•Columbia City, Mount Baker
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i was there yesterday after church, i had such a wonderful experiance... the service was great, the…read morefood was utterly amazing... i would strongly recommend this place.... the gumball with seafood was utterly phenomenal head off to Big red the owner chef had kitchen guy. He uses his own recipes homemade from grandma's kitchen.

This is one of Seattle's few well-reviewed barbecue spots, but has the interesting twist of being…read moreJamaican-style. I had the brisket plate, which came with cornbread and a couple sides of my choosing - which were mac & cheese and jerk pork fried rice. Also had a jerk chicken leg. The main part of this is obviously the brisket. Unlike your American brisket, which is smoked dry until it holds its shape in slices, the brisket here seemed to have braising included, which yields itself to the much darker color, likely from sugar caramelization. It was slightly disappointing though, as most pieces were pretty lean. While I wouldn't call them super dry, they were certainly lacking some flavor. There was a couple pieces that were fatty, but the rest of the eating experience consisted of pulling strands of meat apart from each other rather than being able to chomp down and let your teeth do the work. You needed to dip this in the sweet barbecue-like sauce to get the best flavor. As for the sides, the mac and cheese was very creamy, but the pasta felt a bit too soft. I liked the slight amount of pepper added, but thought there could've been more. On the jerk pork fried rice, the rice was good, but it didn't seem like they put much effort in the pork here - it was pretty dry. The cornbread was amazing though. It's some of the best cornbread I've had. Amazingly moist and breaks apart so easily. I was pretty happy I got the jerk chicken leg. This meat was a lot better in my opinion. The level of seasoning is perfect - the spicy, smoky jerk flavor permeates every inch of the chicken skin. The extremely spicy and mouth-shocking dark jerk sauce that comes with this is sure to give you a jolt as well. I would say this is expensive - but not crazy. The jerk chicken is priced well at around $7, and you do get a ton of food for the $30 or so that the barbecue plate will cost you. The plate is easily enough for two people. Overall, I'd say it's solid barbecue with an inventive spin, but nothing crazy. 7.75/10

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Lil Red’s Takeout and Catering - Cornbread pudding, Mac n cheese, pork fried rice, plantains, burnt ends, pulled pork

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Friendship Foods BBQ - Pan-Fried Stinky Tofu

Friendship Foods BBQ

4.6(252 reviews)
12.4 mi•Haller Lake
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Hands down my favorite Chinese BBQ spot in the entire Greater Seattle area. Stepping inside feels…read morejust like being back in Asia, and when I first discovered it, I drove all the way out here nearly 10 times in a single month. They also almost always have great specials when you spend over $80! ​Must-Orders & Foodie Pro-Tip: ​* Special Lamb: The absolute star of the menu and a non-negotiable must-have. - i like to ask for additional spicy powder on the side and dip more since it is little blend for my liking ​* The Cucumber + Cold Noodle Hack: If you're a savory girl like me, order the cucumber salad to start, but save about a quarter of it (and the sauce). When you get cold noodles for dessert, dunk the leftover cucumber and tangy sauce in--it adds the perfect crunch and acidity to balance out the sweetness! ​Drink Note: They still serve beer, but it's a bit sad that they don't sell original/non-flavored soju anymore. Regardless, the incredible food and lively vibe make every trip 100% worth the drive.

Legend has it that tens of thousands of years ago, our ancestors lived by eating raw meat and…read moredrinking blood. One day, lightning struck a tree, causing a massive forest fire that killed many animals. Our ancestors then discovered that cooked meat tasted much better than raw meat. This is why roast meat has always been regarded as an important part of the human diet. Today I gathered with friends and chose this barbecue restaurant. It's located north of Redmond, with a prominent sign and plenty of parking. Ambiance: The decor is creative, but it feels quite contradictory. Barbecue is inherently a very "Jianghu" (lively, rough-and-tumble) kind of thing, yet the restaurant leans toward an artistic, literary style. When I used to run my own restaurant, I followed a principle: avoid anything unrelated to the core dining experience. Seeing many books on the shelves here, I understand they're trying to bridge Jianghu and artistry -- but it clearly feels out of place. That said, the place is very clean, and the stickers/decorations are festive. Service: My high rating for this restaurant is largely based on the service. After we sat down, we were given free appetizers -- braised peanuts, which tasted great. The staff training is very professional, whether it's taking orders, making recommendations, attending to us during the meal, or checking on tables and refilling water. All excellent. Taste: Jianghu-style cuisine is characterized by boldness, satisfaction, and not sweating the small details. We ordered spicy hot pot (Malatang), spicy hot pot skewers, grilled beef, lamb, chicken gizzards, oysters, and many other items. First, the Malatang and spicy skewers tasted almost identical, so it felt like eating the same thing. The grilled skewers were just average -- neither good nor bad. The oysters were very tasty. However, the shrimp in the spicy skewers were very unfresh, which was disappointing. "By the way, the prices at 'Friendship Skewers' are anything but friendly -- I think it's quite overpriced overall."

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