Overall, giving 4.5 star rating but bumping it up to 5 stars because I want them to succeed and be around. Personally I really love Woo Bar and their brunch menu, especially the Ube pancakes and oxtail eggs Benedict. Also recommend the Vietnamese coffee. Staff are friendly and like supporting local, minority owners. Dinner was good - the main thing is that I'd recommend having them send out the dishes as they get done so the food doesn't get cold. However it is nice to get the food all at once. Otherwise, solid food for dinner. Best dishes on dinner menu are the oxtail hummus, pork sliders and chicken sesame salad. HH everyday from 4-5 pm. Swing by for HH but definitely go for brunch. read more

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We walked in at 4:30 PM for our reservation and we were the first people inside the building. We are seated next to the window and our server was Monica. She was able to give us her favorite items and not so favorite items which I definitely appreciate when people are really honest. We started off with the mango habanero wings as well with a beer and an old-fashioned. After finishing the first round, we decided to order both burgers, the Katsu chicken burger, and the Woo burger, as well as a blossom bourbon and another beer. All items were absolutely delicious and the place maintained really well. Besides the bathroom, the males bathroom was not very up-to-date clean. I'm still giving five stars though because of that atmosphere and how Monica treated us at the table. The food and drinks were on point and definitely made a statement. Highly recommend coming out here if you're new to Seattle or you wanna try some really good cuisine. read more

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I don't know why this place has 4.5 star rating. I give it a 5 for location and venue as it is super close to Climate Pledge. So for grabbing a drink or bite to eat you're literally across the street. The service: A mediocre 3 at best. Our server was sweet, but really not effective. When we asked about replacing one of the cocktails with vodka instead of gin she said when it gets busy they don't do substitutions but she could check with the bartender. Ok thanks for checking, but kind of odd. We also wanted a bourbon replaced by vodka. I know that is a stretch and changes the drink completely. But the other was a swap with gin to vodka. Not a stretch. That said, ‍ why not accommodate the customer when you make craft cocktails. She told us the bartender said OK. It took awhile to get 4/5 of our drinks. We had ordered 2 of the Ly to Me with vodka. One was delayed. In fact, another table got their Ly to Mes before our missing one finally arrived. Also, the bourbon drink was still bourbon which had not been communicated to us that the bartender wouldn't do it. If we had known we would not have ordered it. Basically, really pour communication by the server. We also had to flag her down several times because she was challenged to pay attention to us. We all loved the Woo Mule. Tasty chile vodka. The food: 3 maybe even 2.5. The Asian noodles were not Asian in any way shape or form. They were spaghetti noodles with the blandest sauce ever and really the worst. We had a tofu eggplant dish and it was tasty. The burrata salad was described with burrata and tomatoes. It had like 3 slices of tomato and a ton of arugula. We were avoiding leafy veggies due to the cyclospora outbreak. The menu did not stare at all that there was any leafy vegetables. I think the spring rolls were fine. Also, it was a little odd that they called me at one minute past our reservation to make sure we were going to be there, when we were likely standing at the check in desk. If they were concerned about our prompt arrival they should have called at least 15 min ahead. Also, just felt annoying. Also note, that service was slow. They seemed close to capacity, but it doesn't excuse the fact that another table we knew had to leave for the concert and hadn't even gotten their order. We arrived at 5:30 and got out by 7:15. It took much longer than we anticipated. We did not eat slow or linger. We probably won't go back. Disappointed on the food and service. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Egg plant tofu - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

First time visiting here & it was for a birthday brunch with friends. The restaurant was incredibly spacious & the bathrooms were very clean. Our party was quite large; however, the staff had no issue with customer service as they were super accommodating and helpful! We really appreciated the amazing service & the food to my surprise, was pretty good! I'm not from the area so I'm pleasantly surprised with the good food/experience here and see myself returning! I specifically ordered the 'Silog' dish. You can't ever go wrong with this dish in all honesty, and it's hard to mess it up. The rice was garlicky, longanisa sausages were good, eggs were cooked perfectly (sunny-side ofc), and the chopped tomatoes were a nice touch! I also ordered the 'Ube Mac Nut Banana Pancake,' and it was good as well. The ube flavor was close to perfection and the banana/macadamia nut were nice additions to the dish. On top of the food, our table also ordered beverages from the bar which also came out promptly. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

The food was very bad, our entire burger was slipping out from how much sauce was in it. The buns were stale, and the burger tasted frozen. The service was horrible as well, our server came up to us and said "um want to put food in?" like what... she also came by our table once to say that one thing. Our food came about 20 min later, and it was very disappointing. The ambience was alright as well, i like the furniture but why were there two different songs on at once. read more

The interior is so cute, next time I'll have to eat in! The ceviche tasted bland when I ate it alone, but paired with the shrimp chips, it was a delight. Perfecting crunchy crispy, light, and brings some roundedness to the taste of the fresh ceviche. The chips are also delicious on their own. Garlic noodles are just like how they sound, but not very oily. They were just ok, but I mostly ordered them for my toddler. The tocino is like bbq pork. Probably wouldn't order them again since I was a bit underwhelmed by them. Woo burger - tangy from pickles, spicy from sauce, and sweet from the carrots. The Wagyu patty was a nice thickness - maybe double of a grocery store patty. I liked the way the flavors come together in the mouth. Would love to come back for their happy hour sometime! read more

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Net Asian fusion spot. Coming from the bay the food was pretty good. We got silog with tocino (8/10) and a ube espresso martini (10/10). I don't usually like ube but this drink was made so good. We came pretty early so the bar tender was serving us and was still attentive and nice. It's a big restaurant with plenty of seating. They had a cool trending vibe inside. All parking is street parking read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Silong with Tocino - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Awesome place to grab brunch! Came here on a Saturday afternoon with reservations and were greeted and seated right away. The overall aesthetic and vibe is fun. Very nicely decorated and instagram-able. Very clean as well. Service was good. It did take a while for our server to take our order, but it seemed they were understaffed at the time and she did the best she could. Despite that, she was very friendly and personable. The bartender was nice as well, asking if we'd like any additional drinks. We ordered a couple drinks. Both tasted great and filled to the brim which was nice. It definitely got us tipsy too lol. Our entrees came out pretty fast too. We got the oxtail Benedict and crab Benedict. Both tasted great. The meats were fresh and flavorful, hollandaise sauce was delicious. The side of potatoes were delicious too. Crispy on the outside, soft on the inside. Perfect. One critique I have is that all of our poached eggs were a bit overdone. The yolks mostly hardened with minimal runny-ness. Still delicious though. I'd definitely come back again. Would love to try their dinner menu. read more

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Save your money and enjoy a fresher, tastier, and cheaper burger 1 block away at Dick's instead. The "Woo Burger" and "Classic Burger" were absolutely terrible. The fries were served cold, squishy, and limp. The bun was dense, dry and hard, even though the burger was drowning in sauce. The "waygu" patty tasted like frozen school lunch food, it was dry, and flavorless. At $50 for 2 appalling burgers.... this restaurant is not worth your money. I strongly discourage anyone from choosing to eat here. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Woo Burger - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I stopped by before a concert at Climate Pledge since its so close. It was pretty empty for the size of the restaurant on a Thursday evening around 6pm. I got the Laksa Seafood Pasta. I liked it. It's a bit spicy and had a good ratio of pasta to seafood. I will say for the price point, it leans on the more expensive end for a pasta. It's probably due to the sea food but it's not so skimpy that I felt like I needed to order more to ensure I was full. I'll probably come back some time to try out their brunch. read more

Dropped in for brunch without reservations but the team was able to seat us right away. Ordered a drink off menu and the bartender was able to accommodate request. It was a great spicy Bloody Mary. Tried the Benedict and plate with longanisa and really enjoyed it. Good selection of brunch foods and great drinks read more

Was surprised to find it just about empty on a Saturday evening, was able to be seated immediately. The highlight of the dining experience was the service- every staff member I interacted with was bright, cheery, friendly, and attentive. Ordered a cocktail, appetizer, and entree. Was pleasantly surprised by the portion size of the appetizer, however the food was unimpressive. It all looked and smelled amazing when it arrived, but tofu was harshly salty, to the point where I couldn't finish it, and the noodles were lackluster. I did enjoy my cocktail. So I would come back if I were looking for a nice drink in a pleasant atmosphere, but would need to try some other dishes to see if they deliver any better. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Bourberry cocktail, Black Bean Tofu, Garlic Noodles - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Y'all. You want some delicious Filipino brunch? Go here. Garlic rice is freaking delicious. Those pancakes though? THOSE PANCAKES THOUGH?! Delightful. I don't believe very many people could finish an order themselves as they are rich (and this is coming from a sugar fiend). Wife had the Vietnamese coffee and loved it. The only tiny gripe is it took a while to get service (around 10 minutes of sitting) - but once we did it was great. 8/10 will return read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Silog with longanisa and tocino and ube macadamia banana pancakes - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This is the go to spot whether you want to have brunch with your friends/family or stop by before you go to climate pledge to watch the game/show. The service here is super fast in delivering food to your table. They have a lots of seating here. If you have any events, then you can call them to reserve space. The staff are all very kind and attentive. You can watch them operate from their open kitchen window. You will definitely make it to your game/show even if you only have 30-45mins. They have a bar you can order drinks from too if you need to pregame with really great prices! I've been here for brunch before too and the ube pancakes here were so yummy and bottom mimosas were worth it! They have special happy hour here too! Signature wings- The mango habanero wings were so delicious! The chicken was so juicy while also having a nice crunchy texture on the outside. Crispy roll- it is lumpia with some sweet and sour sauce. We ate that up sooo fast! It was so yummy! Very fast snack to eat before catching the show. read more

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So good! We went for brunch on a Friday morning and had the place to ourselves. The lychee French toast was sweet and decadent with a healthy serving of lychee, strawberries, and blueberries. Who knew French toast could taste like a multilayer cake! Also had the Silog - a more traditional Filipino breakfast with eggs, sweet sausage, and garlic grilled rice - yum! Beautiful restaurant with friendly service. A great place for brunch. read more

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The food was great, delicious, decent prices. I will say the meat in the oxtail benedict just tasted like regular pulled beef to me, but it was still overall delicious and amazing presentation. My friends and I shared the lychee French toast and ube pancakes which were also great. I didn't taste the lychee much, but the fruits tasted fresh. The ube pancakes weren't too sweet and portions were solid. I asked if they had mocktail options for brunch, and while they didn't have any on the brunch menu they were able to make me one with a 'fruity' taste on request, so that was nice. Great service, great ambience, would love to go again to check out their dinner menu as well! read more

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Everything was perfect ! Pre concert dinner!! Susan our waitress was amazing and the food was fabulous. Totally exceeded our expectations!! First time and we will Be back!! read more

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The last time my friends and I decided to come here, it was fully booked for a party. This time on a Friday evening around 5pm we got seated immediately since there were still plenty of open seats though they were starting to fill up as time went on. This place is a high-end-like Southeast Asian fusion restaurant with some Vietnamese and Korean influences to name a few. You'll see some lighted up signs of some clever slogans around the walls, and my group of 4 were happy to be able to sit near some of them. This is a bar setting, so it gets really noisy in here and sound vibrates throughout the inside. Menu consists of entrees, appetizers, and a ton of wine and alcohol. I got their garlic noodles with tocino (pork with flavoring and some red coloring) as my meat. This is a dish with a bunch of garlic and other sauces, along with a poached egg. Honestly, without the tocino the noodles are pretty plain, and the garlic wouldn't have been enough. I couldn't taste much soy sauce either on my dish. The real winner was the tocino, which was packed with tons of flavor... and the only thing packed with flavor. It did, however, have so much flavor that it almost made up for the shortcomings of just this one dish. We were provided with fast and great service, especially on water refills and just getting our food, which took only around 10 minutes. My friends enjoed their Woo burger and tofu with black bean sauce, though I did not try those dishes myself. It's not likely that I'll go out of my way to come back here, though. read more

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Aesthetically pleasing! Yummy food! Since moving to Seattle, I've been trying to find a good brunch spot. This one was excellent! It had yummy food options! I love the lychee French toast! It's great that it doesn't have cinnamon in it! The Saigon Palomar was refreshing! read more

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We stopped by on a Saturday around 2pm without a reservation and they were able to accommodate us immediately. Our server was attentive, helpful and friendly. My husband had the mango habanero wings. He liked the flavor - a perfect blend of sweet and spicy. I had the Kraken Calamansi Ceviche (Octopus, shrimp, pico de gallo, cucumber) with sinigang rice paper. It was one of the best ceviches I've ever had. The rice paper is slightly spicy and salty. They gave me a sinigang-inspired sauce that elevated the ceviche to a whole new level with ginger and Bird's Eye chili (Prik Kee Nu). It was so spicy it almost made me cry but it was delicious so I couldn't stop eating it. I also had the spicy mule and it was refreshing. The place itself is beautifully decorated. I love the accent walls with fun lighted phrases on them. The restroom has a bunch of plants, making it beautiful. Highly recommend! read more

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not bad, but also not mind blowing. they definitely have potential, lots of good ideas but the execution fell a bit flat for some dishes. i will say their small plates and drinks are pretty good, really enjoyed my mule, which was spicy and fun (chili infused vodka), and i got to try the ube espresso martini which was also tasty but def on the sweeter side. i enjoyed the ceviche a lot, had a lot of shrimp and octopus in it, and i thought the shrimp-esque chips were fun, although a bit flimsy. the gold bars, which were crispy mashed potatoes were delicious too, i liked the sweet sauce it came with. the main dishes we got were just ok. the bagoon shrimp fried rice could have been amazing, i think it really just needs that extra push of flavor, it felt more like a whisper of bagoong, and i wanted it to be more prominent in the dish. we also got the garlic noodles, which also i felt needed more garlic or more flavor. service was really friendly. the space itself is really spacious. not sure if ill come back for dinner but i do want to try their brunch, that might be better! read more

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This review is based solely on the cocktails I tried, as I didn't have the chance to sample the food. The ambiance was bright and relaxed, making it a perfect spot to chill after walking over from the Space Needle. We stopped by for some cocktails and were pleasantly surprised by the two drinks we tried. They were both incredibly tasty and enjoyable. Although it was a mid-week afternoon and the place was quite empty, probably busier weekends and for dinner. I would definitely return for their drinks. read more

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Overall: A // 5 stars Asion fusion restaurant near the Space Needle area serving up very intriguing Southeast Asian flavors. The restaurant is large, spacious, aesthetic and doubles with a bar area; even when short staffed, our server was proactively helpful and consistently checked in, which is a difficult feat not to be understated. Very pleasant meal with new flavors that is a welcome addition to Seattle. (Tamarind Wings: D) - Great concept that should work well; unfortunately, I found them just a tad dry and underseasoned. The sauce is really delightful and I wish there was more. (Steak and Watercress: B) - Flavor development here is immaculate; the chimichurri brings so much flavor to the steak, which is reasonably tender; the watercress, pickled onion, and crunchy garlic combo also is self fulfilling with bright acidity and sweetness. If the presentation were improved, as well as using less thick watercress, this would be a home run. (Dark Knight: B) - More vibrant take on a drink from the old fashioned family; the citrus and kahlua help bring levity to the drink without making it watery. I do think there was missed potential for elevated presentation such as an espresso rim. (Ly to Me: A) - Lychee-based palette friendly cocktail that has an impressive command on fruit; the additional citrus notes help give structure to the drink so it tastes well constructed. Food: +1 Presentation: E Price: E Atmosphere: +1 Service: +1 Menu: +1 Overall: 5 stars Insta/Yelp/Beli/TikTok: @amei_eats read more

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Pardon some of the pictures, we forgot to snap them before we started digging in. My boyfriend and I have been eyeing Woo Bar since they opened, and finally decided to stop by during Happy Hour. We were sat immediately and the hostess/waitress was super nice. We ordered a Sapporo, the house fries, the Philippines sliders, and the garlic noodles. Everything came out hot, quick, and delicious. The sliders were really flavorful and definitely our favorite dish we ordered. The garlic noodles were pretty light, we wish there was a bit more depth and more incorporation of Asian flavors, but not bad. The fries also came out hot and super crispy, but could have used more salt and some other seasonings. The decor here is honestly pretty representative of our overall thoughts on Woo Bar, which is that it has potential but it really needs to find their identity. There was a mix of furniture that looked sleek and high end, but also neon signs that looked like they'd be in the bedroom of a teenage girl in 2017. There were lantern lights and plants that felt Mexican inspired, but also baseball games and burgers on the menu. Overall, Woo Bar has potential. The food was cooked well, just needed more depth. The menu needs to be edited for more cohesion, and the decor needs a revamp, but we still enjoyed our meal there. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Garlic Noodles - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Woo Bar has a ton of potential but they may be impacted by the economic turn more than anything. For brunch the had one front of house staff waiting tables, bartending, and serving during my time. The lychee french toast was tasty but had so much more potential if it would have come with the lychee and jackfruit as mention in the description. The space is beautiful and modern fitting but missing a few things. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Brisket Benedict + Lychee French Toast - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Stopped by before hitting a concert at Climate Pledge. Super friendly service. Yummy speciality cocktails. I didn't order food but did have the classic margarita which was delicious. A friend had the ube espresso martini and gave me a sip. Looked beautiful but a bit thick for my taste. Several beers on tap available and few bottles too. The bathroom was actually really cute and I had to take photos. Super clean and decorative. A few blocks from the Seattle center. The entire staff was helpful and the whole vibe here cool. I liked that it wasn't super packed. Great atmosphere. read more

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Over all a 4.5 star place for brunch! The food was filling but definitely on the higher end of prices. They have a blend of south East Asian breakfast dishes. Tried the silog with sausage and the crab Benedict. Both and with generous sides. Service was attentive and filled out coffees! The ube espresso martini was a bit of a let down because all you taste was the alcohol. I do feel like that after some good marketing they will have this place poppin for brunches! On the menu they do have mimosas!!! Will definitely need to come back with the girls!! read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Ube espresso martini - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This Asian fusion restaurant was just okay. I'd probably give it 3.5 stars overall, but I chose to round it down because it was very much unmemorable and I was unsatisfied with the quality of my hainan chicken. I'm not usually a stickler for presentation, but the chicken dish did look very unappealing since it was shredded chicken. It was also on the drier side and there wasn't enough ginger scallion sauce/oil to remedy that. The noodles had an okay amount of seafood, but the flavor profile was off, too sweet and slightly spicy. I was confused and hoped it would be a bit more savory. I did enjoy the rice crackers with the ceviche, but the ceviche itself was not anything standout. Drinks are the standard Seattle pricing, which is on the pricier side. We made a reservation but there wasn't a need as it was pretty empty at the beginning of dinner service. The space is very nice and hip and service is good, but the food unfortunately didn't live up to expectations. read more

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Amazing food! Loved the wings, eggs rolls, garlic noodles, and fried rice. If I lived here, I would be here all the time.

We came at a crazy time, my friends and I wore pastel for our girls trip and it was so cold/windy! There was also construction going on in the area which made us take a detour to only take more steps in our cute outfits. Other than that, the portions were huge, glad we all shared! The food was good, we needed some Filipino food to start our day and glad that Woo Bar delivered! The French toast was so yummy, probably my favorite!! I'd definitely come back again and dressed appropriately. lol. read more

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I don't really understand the hype. I think the menu underwent some changes recently. Got the shrimp fritters, woo burger and garlic noodles. Shrimp fritters came with one shrimp each and were basically sweet potato fries stuck together. Woo burger was a little moist from the sauce and needed more salt. Garlic noodles were decent but felt plain. Adding on shrimp for $7 feels criminal, honestly! I wouldn't go out of your way to come here. read more

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Cute vibes and great food! Ordered the Ube pancakes, and they were flavorful and fun without being overly sweet (don't let the photos deter you!) Loved the Asian fusion menu selection, and the Vietnamese coffee was delicious and authentic. Would definitely recommend! The interior is good for big groups and they take RSVPs online making things easy. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Ube pancakes - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Not super impressed - we got the fries, hummus and seafood pasta. Presentation is decent and the hummus was pretty yummy. Seafood pasta portions were really good, but felt a tad overly sweet and could use more flavor. The fries were incredibly boring, felt unseasoned and didn't come with any sauce. Atmosphere was fine, kind of loud unfortunately and not very cozy. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Had a great brunch at Woo - a fun place at the bottom of Queen Anne. We had Scrambled Egg Omelet (ummm... yes, an omelet made of scrambled eggs?) which was described as "Silken eggs, parmesan cheese, spinach, fresh cream, chives, arugula salad" Plus I added Longanisa sausages. It was a delicious delight. Beverage-wise I had a tasty Vietnamese coffee. ​​​​​​​We also had the Ube Mac Nut Banana Pancake, described as "Sweet cream macadamia sauce, whip cream, bananas". I was a super fan of these pancakes because they weren't too sweet. We also had a side order of Longanisa sausages, which curiously ARE a little sweet. Service was fast and friendly, and the co-owner came over to check on us and we had a nice chat. Woo is a perfect spot for brunch. read more

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Great service. Ox tail benedict was super yummy, as well as the steak and eggs which came with crack sauce and was delicious. Silog was standard, and the lychee French toast was good, although the French toast itself didn't have too much lychee flavor. Eggs were fried perfectly. read more

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3.5/5 My fiancé and I came here on a Friday evening. Service was a little on the slower side, but it seemed like they were a bit short-staffed. The inside was clean and spacious, which made for a nice atmosphere! The egg rolls were delicious with great flavor and a tasty dipping sauce. The tamarind glazed wings were definitely a standout--so good! The grilled bok choy was just okay; I would've liked it grilled a bit more with extra seasoning. We also tried the garlic noodles with tocino. The tocino was good, and the noodles had nice flavor, though they could've used more garlic and seasoning. Overall, it's an okay spot--not my first choice in this area! read more

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The Vibe: What a, beautiful dining experience. Very earls vibe, but without the earls menu and a bit more intimate. Ive visited on more than one occiasion and the decore has forsure stood out the most. They really paid attention to the details when decorating and I love it. I especially like how the space flows. The dinning spaces wrap around the main bar with rails and other spacial dividers that separate the different dining spaces while still allowing it to feel large and open. I even got to watch a few sports games. Big win. My food was delicious, but my partner couldn't eat her food. I ordered the yuzu salmon and she ordered the burger. I'll be honest, both of our orders were over cooked, but I think it worked out well for my salmon. Yuzu Salmon: The salmon was tasty, but idk if it had any yuzu flavor. More of a sweet flavor like creme corn. Also the salmon was not attractive to eat. Yes everything was position on the plate nicely, but the salmon covered in the sweet cream corn sauce and toped with cooked and wilted spinach. Meh, I try each thing to saver then after a few bites just mash it all up and chow down. Small Dishes: I've also had a few of their small dishes such as the signature wings and some fried shrimp and potatoe cakes (Bahn tom shrimp fritters). Both pretty darn good. The wings had better flavor, but the shrimp fritter was fun to eat. Be ready for the small peices of lettuce thats supposed to wrap them, too small to wrap. Either way I felt like I got my money worth and enjoyed each dish I tried. Quirks: My service has always been odd. The servers I've had feel like they are new to the industry, but are trying their best to be 5 star robo servers, but are just too darn human and scattered. Also, on my last visit, every glas at ny table had lip prints on the glasses. Which yes I found every odd, because who just puts their lips on everything and just leaves before anyone notices and replaces them. So I asked about it and they let me know it's consistent residue from their dish washer and they try to wipe it off before the bring then out to the customer. Besides that, this place is impressively clean. Don't let me false dirty glass scare ruin anything for you. Conclusion: I do recommend eating here. Especially since it's always empty. Ive had zero problems getting a spot on a Friday or Saturday night. Never been more than 2 or 3 other parties inside and they have so much room inside. I will admit, half the menu does seem a bit more pricey than it should be, but the other half aint too bad. Extended comments: Based on the look of this place I'd expect the food to be more expensive and the service to be a bit more sharp, but maybe that's the trade off. I've been to a lot of restraunts in the area and as far as Asian food goes, lets just say, they have some serious competition. I hope they find their sweet spot. read more

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It's a cute brunch spot. They definitely tried with the Filipino dishes but there's better locations to get the same dishes for the same price. If I lived in the area I would come back. read more

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Wow, WOW! We went to celebrate Father's Day with a reservation, not required. The ambiance is fabulous! The staff is catering and friendly. They spoiled our toddler son with a generous fruit bowl. The dishes were also generously loaded with a heaping of fresh fruit. The price is very reasonable given the area. We can't wait to return! Thank you for your amazing service and delicious food. read more

Woo Bar & Kitchen - Lychee French toast - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This review is for my brunch experience with a party of 7. And unfortunately this was my birthday brunch, which I was really looking forward to. I was very disappointed with just about every aspect of the brunch: 1. The service was slow and just not great, it took 15 minutes to get coffee ordered, and getting a refresh on drinks or getting the food orders in or even the check was brutal. I ended up having to get up to find my server to pay the tab 2. The food was actually not bad, but there were some pretty big errors with a couple dishes - for example the eggs Benedict poached eggs were cooked through with solid yolks, and normally this would just be a quick redo, but with how long it took to catch the server this really delayed the meal. 3. The place was just not prepared for the brunch crowd. I think most of the issues came from the place being understaffed for a Sunday brunch. I won't be back. read more