We reached our AirBnB in Port Angeles for our Discovery Trail trip before sailing to Victoria and called a friend for dinner recommendations. She offered up Yodelin and we showed up. We were able to get a table outdoors after the rain ended. The staff were very friendly and prompt. I deviated from everyone else and grabbed a fish sandwich while they opted for a variety of the bone broth soups. We started with some grilled Hama Hama oysters with BBQ caramelized onions. They were very good. We chased that with some drinks. Food service was fast and friendly. Everyone loved their dishes and drinks. read more

Yodelin - Grilled oyster - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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Highly recommend this restaurant for those who want comforting soup, are vegetarian or gluten free. The clam chowder is actually a skip for me. I would recommend trying one of the entree soups on the menu instead. Also the sourdough is amazing, order it plain with butter or have the grilled cheese. The bowls are ginormous and made with fresh, local produce. The seafood is local as well. Was too full to try the dessert but I'm sure they are worth it. Service was excellent from host to server. Parking lot is super small but whip around the back and you can park in the dirt lot next door. read more

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I have mixed feedback regarding this place. I can see why it's popular because it has a unique concept and experience. It has bone broth soup and it has an inviting environment. We sat near the bar and people were friendly. We started with cocktails and got the coconut and mint with rum. My husband got one with tequila and ranch water. Both cocktails were very disappointing! Mine didn't have the mint muddled and it didn't have any distinguished flavor... I also didn't taste any alcohol so I had to ask what was in it. It was very plain. The same with my husband's. Both tasted like inexpensive well drinks and no character. Wouldn't recommend the cocktails. We also got sourdough garlic bread. This was good but not worth $9. I then ordered the Moonlight soup and ordered salmon in it. Please note that all soups will not come with protein so you have to order that on the side. Mine did come with some tofu so it had protein but the addition of fresh salmon was nice. The soup was tasty. It had shiitake and miso flavoring. I was toggling between a 3 and 4 rating. I felt that since it was using Asian influences, it could at least be respectful to Asian culture (chopsticks were stuck in the soup so it can be taboo with meaning death or bad luck). I didn't particularly like that and sort of felt that these were all Asian based soups with no reference to Asian culture. It felt a little odd to me. While I enjoyed it, my husband's soup was a bit lukewarm and tasted like Thai curry soup. Tasty but not hot which is a bummer. I think the kale cooled it down. I do think the soups should be more obvious that the soups do not contain protein. This should be noted at the top not at a separate bottom section where it's labeled that you can add the additional fish to any of the soups (just have it next to the soup and salad sections instead). This seems sneaky... I had mixed experience. Staff were kind but maybe I'd check some other place out. read more

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This place was recommended to us as the top spot in Port Angeles. The sound of fish broth sounded enticing to us so we made this our first meal in town. We got a couple of cocktails but could barely taste any alcohol in them. They were priced at $13 but tasted like well drinks with club soda. For shareable we ordered the garlic sourdough bread. It came with 3 slices of toast for $9. It was tasty but ridiculously priced if you ask me. For entrees we got the Yodelin broth with rockfish, and the Moonlight with salmon. The Yodelin is essentially Thai coconut curry. The Moonlight is a more unique and better tasting fish broth. I had wanted udon noodle with the Yodelin but they now only serve rice noodle every broth according to their latest menu. The broth itself costs $19 and with only noodle (the Moonlight comes with a bit of tofu) with no protein. With the protein add-on, the whole dish comes out to $30+ for what is essentially a basic bowl of noodle. In my opinion, this place is overrated and overpriced for what you get. The ambience is great with both indoor and outdoor seating. I give it 3 stars but it's more accurately a high-2 / low-3 for me. read more

Yodelin - Yodelin broth with rockfish - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

Absolutely one of the best meals I have had in a long time!!! Since the boutique restaurant I went to in CA in the Joshua tree area, like truly outstandingly delicious!!! I had the curry flavored vegan, vegetarian soup broth with noodles, kale, coconut and curry and kale and Thai basil. I'm probably forgetting something but holy smokes. So good! And combined with the garlic bread I was in soup toast heaven. The layers of flavor were perfection. I felt like the person who cooked did for me with love. Like a friend was feeding me a meal. And the service outstanding as I was able to really enjoy my meal. Without being bothered. Super great vibes too. And of course I had to buy a beanie. But not forgotten. Do it! Eat here! Treat yourself and SYOY. read more

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The vibes of this place are immaculate. It's so cozy and screams PNW. Our server was also really friendly and attentive. We got the salmon rice bowl, cauliflower and yodelin broth with shrimp added. The salmon rice bowl was essentially a salad topped on rice and fresh salmon. The quality of the ingredients were fantastic, you could tell how fresh it was but the actual dish itself wasn't anything crazy. The yodelin broth was a bowl of complex flavors. You could taste the fish, and it was very comforting. The mini shrimp in it were surprisingly good and they don't skimp out on the quantity. Finally, their cauliflower dish was delicious. It was a little crisp without being overly hard. The creamy sauces paired so well with the chili crisps. Definitely on the pricier end for the food but so good. read more

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This place is a very big hit, we were visiting Port Angeles from out of town and it was absolutely packed both nights when we drove by. And with good reason, it was very tasty. We ordered the Moonlight Broth Bowl, salmon rice bowl, and garlic bread for takeout. The salmon rice bowl was phenomenal, highly recommend. The moonlight broth was good but I'll order something else if I go back. Garlic bread was also very good. It looks like a fun place to hang out. read more

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I ordered the dynamite which is the salmon collar and belly on salad. The fattiness paired really well with the vinaigrette on the salad. It was very well balanced and I felt refreshed after eating it. My bf ordered a salmon burger, it was a bit dry and wasn't as good as the dynamite salad read more

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I saw Yodelin on Yelp. I knew they were one of the best restaurants in Port Angeles. As we passed by going to ONP, I saw how busy the restaurant was. We immediately made reservations for dinner. Maybe I should've taken the time to read the reviews and menu instead of looking at the stars. Maybe my family and I ordered the wrong thing. We ordered three bowls of soup, the Yodelin, the Inner Coastal and the Hang Ten. The Yodelin and Hang Ten were bone broth made of fish in a Thai soup style noodle bowl. The Inner Coastal was a pho style noodle soup. My wife didn't like her Hang Ten as she thought it was too sour with the lime that they put in there. The Inner Coastal in no way resembled pho. The Yodelin was the the most mild with its coconut yellow curry broth, but, it was still a little sour because of the lime. Service was okay. We were seated almost immediately. The wait staff was attentive. I wasn't expecting Asian noodle soups while visiting Yodelin. We didn't like it. Lots of people do like this place. I'm not one of them. Maybe we should stick to their Clam chowder or sandwich if we go there again. read more

Yodelin - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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We stopped in for an early dinner and was told we could have a table but had to leave within an hour. We asked if we could be at the bar instead, and that's where we sat. Our server was friendly and made our drinks and served our food. We had the baked oysters which were good, followed by aYodelin Broth bowl with Wild Oregon Bay Shrimp and a Hang Ten Broth Bowl also with shrimp. Both very fresh and filling. I enjoyed the meal and would recommend this place. They had a outdoor seating area. read more

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My boyfriend and I stopped here for dinner. I got a gf beer and salmon rice bowl. Both equally delicious and highly recommend. He got the Thai peanut rice bowl with hard kombucha. Again another delicious meal. Overall cool vibes. They have plenty of parking onsite. I would recommend getting reservations if you can. We sat the bar due to not having reservations. read more

Yodelin - Hard kombucha - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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Service was good. Food was mediocre and overpriced, but we enjoyed. We all ordered different soups, some with rockfish and salmon. Dessert was tasty. Overrated read more

Yodelin feels like a cozy home one should be to enjoy a very well curated, and wholesome meal. The staff were all very courteous and welcoming. I was there for lunch, but recommend making a reservation for dinner. I will definitely return and highly recommend. read more

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This place is amazing--great vibes and open space and the food is so fresh and delicious. We've been traveling all day and wanted a nice sit down dinner and this was perfect. We started with the garlic bread which was so yummy and really hit the spot--it was so crispy and buttered to perfection. We also got the fresh small potatoes with a side of horseradish which were also good. They are just boiled potatoes but you could tell it was very fresh and welcomed at our table. I chose the yellow curry with Rockfish and it was delicious. The curry was really good with a great amount of spices and the fish was so tender. We also got one of their rice bowls which was very citrusy with the chicken and it was also very good. Great selection of cocktails and wines that we also enjoyed with our meal. Overall we left very full and very happy. read more

Yodelin - Yellow Curry Broth with Rockfish and fresh small potatoes - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

Foods that I ordered: No Can Clam Chowder The Yodelin - Coconut Yellow Curry Lime Wild Halibut Bone Broth Inner Coastal - Lemongrass Chicken Bone Broth Rice Noodles Tillamook Grilled Cheese Always Baked Small Potatoes This place was difficult to rate because it has such creative offerings and bold flavors, particularly tackling broths with an emphasis on fish. To start, I ordered the Yodelin, which I will rate a 2/5. It's their version of a coconut yellow curry lime wild halibut bone broth. Now, the sad part is there wasn't really much of a curry flavor, and the entire broth was way too citrusy (like they over-seasoned it with lime), which pretty much overpowered the dish. To be honest, I couldn't even taste any curry or halibut bone broth and was quite disappointed. Also, it looks like they put KALE in practically 3/7 of their broths. I'll be honest, it doesn't seem like it fits, especially being crunchy and bitter. The ratio of broth to toppings was not well-balanced; I felt like it was 40% broth and 60% ingredients. To make matters worse, my partner ordered the Inner Coastal, which was shiitake mushroom lemongrass chicken bone broth with rice noodles. In a way, it presented itself and looked like their interpretation of pho, but it was nothing of the sort and fell short. It just tasted bland with overpowering lemongrass. It never felt like the actual chicken broth itself shined through. I'll rate this a 2/5 as well. Now, outside of what they're known for (which is the broths), their other items tasted great. The No Can Clam Chowder was delicious (5/5), with fresh clams and a creamy base that balanced well with the salinity of the seafood. The Tillamook Grilled Cheese was well-grilled with a great crunchy texture and a cheesy bite (5/5). Lastly, the Always Baked Small Potatoes were just that--small, salted potatoes that were baked, served with a side of ranch. Despite being very simple, the freshness and quality stood out. I say all this to say that I really wanted to like this place because of its creative, bold take on utilizing fish bones as a base for a lot of their broths. If done correctly, I think this place could be even more successful than it already has been. However, the lack of depth in the bone broths was really the biggest disappointing factor for me. What carried the rest of this review were the non-primary items: the grilled cheese, baked potatoes, and clam chowder. read more

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pros: clean, fresh healthy food with big portions cons: n/a We ordered the yodelin soup, PNW salmon rice bowl, and baked small potatoes w zesty ranch. Everything was so good. Left feeling full but not heavy (like how fast food makes you feel groggy after). Our ultimate favorite was the rice bowl, the vinaigrette is soo good!! The ranch has lots of dill so it's quite tart if you're into that type of ranch. **for broth bowls, none of them come with actual fish so remember to add that on! wish that was communicated to us before ordering** read more

Yodelin - yodelin broth bowl, PNW salmon rice bowl, baked potatoes with zesty ranch - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

This restaurant really showcases the various foods of the PNW. I subbed my meat for the halibut from the strait. We went at an off time but were able to be seated right away. The food came out quick and hot. Very nice scenic view if you sit outside and cozy environment if you get a seat inside. Very fresh and locally sourced food. read more

Yodelin - Yellow curry broth - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

friend recommended this spot to me and wow i was truly impressed. firstly, the servers are so friendly and sweet. i enjoyed talking with one of the servers about her backpacking trip all the way from sol duc hotsprings to the entrance of the hoh rainforest. inspiring. the food here is artisan and well thought out, with sustainable and locally sourced seafood. for instance, i had the clam chowder and it had lil wild oregon bay shrimp and hama hama bay clams. it was probably the best clam chowder i've had in my life, and trust me , i've been to boston, all over the pnw. west coast to east coast. here. this is it. clam chowder supremacy. the whole look of this place is very unique and artsy. i like the plants outside and they even sell cute merch inside with their fish logo. i wish i were hungrier then i would've tried their healthy bowls with seafood and whatnot, i'll just have to come back :). thanks for the great food Yodelin! read more

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We would absolutely return here just for the appetizer potatoes with sauces! Curry and horseradish sauces were my favorite, but my husband preferred the black pepper. Clam chowder was good and the salmon rice bowl was a delicious ansd seemingly healthy option. read more

Ok, I am struggling with this review because it can be so good and also so bad. In our short 4 nights stay in Port Angeles, we went to Yodlin twice. That's saying something because I like trying new restaurants. So going to the same place twice in a short trip, is rare. Our first time we tried their clam chowder, the salmon rice bowl, and the Yodlin (adding clam). With drinks and everything, it became a bit of an expensive yet 'light' dinner. However, we did love the vibe there. The weather was mild enough to sit outside with a nice bowl of hot soup, the staff was friendly and food for the most part, was very tasty. Hubby had the rice bowl which he did love the flavor, but it was more a salad than a 'rice bowl'. I loved the taste of my broth, but for a bowl of noodle soup highlighting on the broth, there wasn't enough soup. And because there was soooooo much kale, it quickly got cold. It was great the first half of the meal, but you basically have to eat it fast. However, we loved the flavor so much, and I thought to myself, just let them know to reduce the kale and it would be great. We went the second time. I ordered a different broth (Moonlight), added clams and hubby got a fish burger. I specifically asked to reduce the amount of kale, however, the broth was not tasty enough so the 2nd time there, did not have the same magic. It became an expensive, not-so-tasty light dinner. I think had I live in the area and know exactly how to order and tweak it to my preference, I'd frequent Yodelin. More broth, less greens (I mean, I like some veggie in my soup but that amount was cray), maybe even a bit more udon/noodles, broth needs to be hotter for that comfort food feeling.... just my thoughts. read more

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I'd say it's a solid bowl of noodles. I absolutely adored the fresh vegetables in the dishes. I love that I left feeling light while comforted which is truly hard to do. It was the perfect place to have lunch after spending hours at the beach. The restaurant itself was super cute as well. Oh and the service was friendly as can be. Never felt rushed which was so nice. Would absolutely come back if we were in town longer. read more

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The hospitality felt off-kilter. The dining space is not kept at a warm-enough temperature where we could take our coats off. Was this in fact a campsite remake, where some biking- or kayak-gear heads decided to play "Chef in the kitchen" for a novel change? The hospitality is not up to par with warm, welcoming dining experience. It felt "awkward". The soup broth of their signature "Yodelin" was imbalanced-- as if made by a yahoo who recently encountered Thai or Asian flavors such as curry/lime/coconut milk, then tried to emulate them without the discipline of learning how the ingredients are treated in the original culinary tradition. Broth was too sour, base notes of coconut oil were heavy-handed, and the broth needed sugar to add depth/round out the taste. The after taste was not pleasant -- even hours later. The broth was made with fish bones (I think? No explanation offered by wait staff...) so it is not vegetarian, but the soup is served with noodles and veggies only. Any protein is additional upcharge. The cod I added was $10 over base price. Total for a generous bowl of soup was $35. The soup bowl was filled with raw vegetables that should never be served raw in any soup (even Asian-adjacent). Did the newly-minted "Kitchen Bro-s" want to experiment with a salad and soup in one? A fistful of kale, not even julienned to exclude the stalks, topped the broth. Kale has oxalates which don't digest in the gut easily unless you wilt or cook it, at the very least (...old food cultures have worked this out). Awkward to eat this soup/salad when only a regular tablespoon is offered, not a soup spoon. As well, plonking in a separately-cooked filet of cod whole, as an afterthought, defeats the purpose of soup. The whole idea of soup is that it is slowly-simmered, and infuses a blend of ingredients together. I often make a salmon chowder where you can have bits of fish and vegetables that flow easily into the mouth. Here you are left trying to cut the cod-- served as a filet-- while it is in the liquid soup. Then you have to slurp up broth to wash it down -- a disjointed mouth feel. The cod though top quality, still lacked in seasoning (marination with some acidic element would help). After a cold wet hike, I was soooo looking forward to trying this place. But frankly, next time I'll stick to the warm hospitality and authentic-to-tradition food culture, taste, and kitchen chops of nearby SABAI THAI! The following day I had a $17 bowl of Tom Kha soup at KHU LARB in nearby Port Townsend.....damn, that was excellent hot and sour coconut milk soup flavor, flowing with fully cooked assorted veggies, exactly 1/2 the price of what I had in Yodelin. Their marketing about being "PNW (Pacific Northwest)" cuisine seems like a fake flag, I assure you the Japanese, Chinese, and Philippinos have been integral to every industry here right from the beginning - so Asian food is on equal footing as "PNW". Their marketing on "sustainability" is odd when customers are given plastic glasses and water pitchers and a plastic bowl -- not porcelain and glass. read more

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Ambiance: There's a nice charm to this place being run out of an old house. They had a range of seating included heated tents, casual picnic benches, or indoor which was a little fancier feeling. Service was very friendly and they were helping in answering questions and making suggestions. Food took about 20 mins which was maybe a little surprising considering we only ordered soup. Food: Overall things here have a homemade taste to it meaning things tasted clean, healthy, and maybe a little simple despite the long list of ingredients they list in their descriptions. I had the coconut ginger soup which had a nice complex broth taste with light coconut flavor, you can see in the picture it still has an almost watery translucency to it so it's not that heavy. With all the basil, cilantro, and jalapeño toppings it brightened the dish up even further. I did add shrimp and was surprised to find they were baby shrimp only half a centimeter large at best but there were a ton of them so it was still a filling dish. My main complaint was my rice noodles were overcooked so very mushy. My friend had the gulf soup and was honestly a little disappointed as it tasted almost like an Italian wedding soup with a simple tomato-based broth and fairly standard macaroni noodles. The flourless brownie was just fine. It had an underdone almost pudding like texture and a fairly standard chocolate flavor that didn't stand out in any way but they do serve it with a demiglace which was a nice touch. Overall this place was good but I've had better pho broth at Vietnamese restaurants, better coconut curry soups at Thai restaurants, etc. This place caters to a health-conscious crowd that favors clean light flavors. You pay a premium for their high quality and fresh ingredients but I think "normal" people expecting incredibly savory and rich soups might be a little disappointed. As long as you set your expectations appropriately I do think this place is worth a try. read more

Yodelin - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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Amazing ambience, even more amazing food. We got the PNW salmon rice bowl with the half rice, more veggies, option, miso soup, yodeling soup, garlic bread, potatoes with Sriracha aïoli. Everything we had was just amazing, service was great. Everyone was very friendly. Would highly recommend stopping by here if you're looking for a tasty healthy option in the area with immaculate vibes. read more

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Came for dinner and it was super busy (and got busier) as the night went on. Ordered the spicy ginger soda- really gingery, chowder (had tons of clams) and tasted good, the vegan slaw was really acidic but the curried raisins were super good. The hang ten had good depth and adding the shrimp was a good call (they loaded it up). Overall good experience. read more

Yodelin - Hang ten - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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Interesting, tasty, and really healthy, fresh food. Specializing in bone-broth soups which you can get plain or with lots of veggies and if you wish, meat or tofu. Great service. I had the fish broth with vegetables, plus roasted broccoli, garlic bread, and the bread pudding dessert. The soup was surprisingly filling! It took me 3 meals to finish it all, especially with all the sides too. Everything was delicious, although I did wish for more garlic on the bread. I will definitely go back. Next time I'd like to try the Hama Hama Clams, or add tofu or clams to my soup. And of course I want to try more of the broth flavors and desserts! They also have sandwiches and hamburgers. And some really interesting no-alcohol drinks. I wished that chicken and other meats were available chopped or shredded rather than only in large whole pieces. But that's just me, I don't like much meat or whole pieces of it or bones in my food. Meat lovers will appreciate the generous hunks of meat. read more

Oh my goodness! Cozy spot, and the food is like pho meets curry. We had the Chimi some Wild Salmon sandwich and the Yodelin bowl. The chimichurri aioli on the sandwich was awesome, and the Yodelin bowl, well...I don't even know how to describe it! It was the most comfort foody bowl of curry-flavored broth with kale, mushrooms, radishes, and noodles. We added the rockfish. The cocktails were also great! Enjoyed chatting with the bartender. :-) read more

The place has a unique theme and cute ambiance. The service is fine and the food is nicely presented. But it all just ends there. When it comes to the actual taste of the food it's really falling apart. This seems to be a new restaurant so I really hope they will take some time to redevelop their menu, reset the prices, and really do some taste test before rolling out the new menu. The foods are either really bland, or has a strange and unpleasant taste to them. First of all, all of their fish broth noodles dishes are vegetarian... which is really weird and counterintuitive. If you're already using the fish broth as the base, then why not have actual fish meat in the dish, too? (It's not "vegetarian" anymore whether you have fish or not at this point). I only noticed that the fish isn't part of the dish until the dish came, and I am sure I wasn't the first or only one. Any dish with fish in it (salad, side dish), the fish has an overcooked texture and also bland without enough seasoning. The boiled clam dish was a bit better but it seriously needs some salt and garlic to boost the taste. The garlic toasts are dry. The yodelin noodle dish uses a curry base but it is really sour for some reason. Also the so called "udon noodles" aren't even close to the real udon noodles. I see the intent of attempting some innovation and fusion to the food but none of it seems to be working. Unfortunately my friends and I left all feeling really disappointed and even a little pissed: The food is quite expensive on top of everything, which did not help with the overall experience. read more

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visited 3 times in 2 days, after trying it for the first time we were in PA the month before. Yum yum yum!! i can't remember the last time i was blown away by greens, the taste, crisp, freshness, and mouth feel was surprisingly a WOW, OMG, moment. I got the salmon bowl, 3 times so far, and my fam and friends who got it were raving about it too. Broth bowls were great too. I got the inner coastal. Especially if you're a mushroom lover, so good!! Fries delicious and the other OM dish ("orgasm-in-my-mouth", I started saying that decades ago with my girlfriends after trying our first molten lava cake!) was the Coconut Chia Pudding w Blueberry Compote. That's like a healthy dessert we all make at home, right? Well, not like theirs!! Several of us have tried to duplicate it at home. Not as good as Yodelin's! Wait staff super friendly. Comfy casual ambiance. Warm summer days eat outside. Bring layers. Cools down in the evenings. Or grab a cozy table inside. Tip: they're one of the few restaurants open 7 days a week. Book reservations, especially on Mondays when lots of other good eateries are closed. Or just enjoy waiting outside at the picnic tables. Congrats Yodelin!! Thank you for coming to PA! You're my new must-stop restaurant whenever I'm visiting home!! read more

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Incredible spot that we felt really good about supporting. We were passing through the olympic peninsula on a camping trip and stayed in port angeles for the night. Turns out port angeles is not a destination spot for restaurants, to our dismay! Luckily we came across Yodelin, which made our stay in Port Angeles totally worthwhile. They have cute outdoor seating, covered and uncovered. It was a bit windy so we sat inside. The service was impeccable and the waitstaff were super friendly and accommodating, definitely a small town vibe. Inside the ambiance was so hip! I got a vegan bowl. They make their own vegan patties so I added that to the bowl. The waiter said it would be a lot of food but worth it. It was a ton of food, could have been shared! But healthy and absolutely divine. My friend got soup and loved hers as well. On our way our we noticed a sign that noted they support local community nonprofits. Also, they focus their dining expeiece on local, sustainable fishing and ingredients which we love to see! A wondeful experience top to bottom. I got a hat to commemorate my visit and wear it proudly! read more

Yodelin - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

Stopped by after a day of hiking in Olympic National Park! Very lively restaurant with good music taste. Sat outside because there wasn't a table open for 5 inside. Lovely flowers outside. Moonlight broth bowl: 4.5/5 Salmon bone broth was so rich! Udon noodles tasted kinda like whole wheat ones?? The tofu and seaweed were yummy. Kale was a bit raw. PNW wild salmon rice bowl: 5/5 SO GOOD. All the fresh leaves with radish and the perfectly cooked salmon worked so well together. Used the dressing from the kiwanda bowl and it was very good. Kiwanda rice bowl: 5/5 Sweet potatoes so good! Also never had mint in a salad before but it was a nice addition. Inner coastal broth bowl: 4/5 Love the noodles. Texture was great. Mushrooms were also very yummy. Some jalapeños in it so a bit spicy but not too spicy. Again wish the kale was less raw or at least marinated a bit. Roasted veggies: 5/5 Just 15 min roasted cauliflower. Nothing more nothing less. Yodelin broth bowl: ?/5 I personally do not like coconut in soups so I did not try this but my dad and grandpa liked it. Service was pretty good. read more

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Interesting fusion place. The known dishes are like Vietnamese style pho. However, it is close to $20 for a bowl with barely any soup and no proteins. Proteins to add on is on average of $12/portion. Made this bowl of noodle close to $35 to start with. Also, they added 20% tips by default on the bill. Only have 5 indoor tables and 4 of them can sit 2 only. Then there are 4 bar seating. Lots of outdoor seating. I would say, it is an interesting place but too pricy. read more

Yodelin - 20% tips added by default. - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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Wow, unreal. We stopped by for lunch. We split the salmon bowl, Yodelin broth with Cod, garlic bread and clam chowder. There is something for everyone on this menu, even people who don't like seafood! Food came out quick. We didn't get a seat inside but outdoor area was warm enough with heaters. I would be hesitant on a colder day though! read more

Yodelin - entrance - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

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I love this place!! I stopped in town for a few days to hit Olympic National Park, and ended up coming here two days in a row because it was so good. It's such a healthy and delicious relief from eating pizza and sandwiches on the road. Even the drinks like homemade ginger soda and hibiscus mint tea were so refreshing with real ingredients and minimal sweetness. For food I got the wild salmon rice bowl and the Hang Ten soup with shrimp, and both were very fresh and flavorful. The atmosphere is great with laid back music, outdoor seating, and nice servers. Definitely recommend!! read more

Yodelin - PNW wild salmon bowl (front), Thai peanut bowl (back), and a spicy ginger soda. All delicious! - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

I really enjoyed my lunch at Yodelin! My mom and I came on a Tuesday during a road trip to visit Olympic national park. We saw this restaurant on the way into the park the day prior and we like fish so we were curious from the sign. I found out it's famous for its homemade broths rather than fish per se, but they had a lot of fish based dishes. When we came, I got one of the udon bowls (I believe it was called the "moonlight"), and my mom got a salmon grain salad bowl. I also got an order of sourdough bread on the side (2 pieces with butter for like $3.50?). Both of our dishes were HUGE, I was struck by how much food it was! We were totally stuffed. The server was also very attentive and friendly, very much appreciate the kind and quick service since we were in a bit of a hurry to stay on schedule :) The ambiance inside was very nice, and the patio was lovely - although it was too windy/chilly to sit outside the day we came. The bathrooms were immaculate, and we did not feel crowded at all inside, even though their (too small) parking lot was near full when we came (we got the last spot - there was a car that came just after us, and someone got out and the driver had to leave and park somewhere else). So plan accordingly! Overall - I really enjoyed my udon here, the salmon based broth I got was very hearty and warming. Was totally perfect after a morning of cool hikes in Olympic, and heading to another long one just after. Would absolutely rec a visit to anyone coming through Port A! read more

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Our AirBNB listed Yodelin as one of the best restaurants in Port Angeles and we would agree. Parking lot out front is relatively small and right off a main road so be careful driving in. I believe there's additional parking to the side that's accessible off W Motor Avenue. The service and atmosphere inside is great - very cozy and perfect for the PNW. They also have some outdoor seating available on nicer summer days. There's a plethora of Yodelin merchandise to buy right when you walk in and I'm not surprised they probably have a large local fanbase. The food overall was delicious. Definitely a little more on the pricy side , but everything tasted extremely fresh. I had the Salmon Bowl and you could distinctly taste every ingredient between the salmon, the radishes, cucumbers, eggs, tomatoes, etc... The Clam Chowder was pretty interesting - a little more citrusy and vegetably than I'm used to, but I think it fits into the more health-conscious cuisine of the restaurant. After coming off several days of fried foods, this was a very welcome treat. We'll be back if we're in Port Angeles! read more

Yodelin - Salmon Rice Bowl + Clam Chowder - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

My partner and I stopped by Yodelin for dinner on our drive to Forks and we were not disappointed! We ordered the the coccunut mint refresher, the Hollywood broth bowl (hearty vegetarian soup) add tofu, the inner costal broth bowl (almost like a fish pho) add soft boiled egg and it was all delicious! The service was great and our server was very attentive and kind. The restaurant itself is very cute, elevated but cozy date night vibes. Also a very clean establishment. We will definitely be back! read more

Yodelin - Hollywood Broth Bowl - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

We picked Yodelin for our last meal of the trip while heading home from Victoria. The restaurant is very homey in nature; in fact, I'm sure it was originally built as a single family house and then converted into a restaurant. When we visited for lunch on a quiet November morning, there weren't too many patrons inside at all and we managed to get a seat immediately. I hear that in the summer, this place gets packed with tourists though! The interior smells strongly of garlic lingering in the air. It's a great aroma to whet the appetite. Chimi Some Salmon Sandwich ($19) - Let's start with the salmon - it's excellent. Dark pink in color, the flesh remains extremely tender, flaky, and moist. Honestly a lot better than some fine dining establishments I've visited... However, I did find some bones embedded in the meat, which isn't the most convenient given the sandwich format. The chimichurri, lathered on top of the meat, is interesting but I'm not sure it should be considered to be a chimichurri at all. It uses a creamy mayo base rather than the typical oil and It tastes heavily of mint. Any any red wine vinegar acidity (if vinegar is even used at all) is overshadowed by the crunchy pickled red onion layered on top of the salmon. Feta cheese is smashed on the bottom bun to give a rich, salty taste, along with a bit of siracha mayo that offers only the tiniest hint of heat. The bun itself is toasted until even the outer crust along the top is rather hard. For some reason, I get a bit of a rye flavor in the bread, although I believe it's just a normal sesame bun. Overall, this is certainly a very tasty sandwich. I probably would have preferred the salmon in a bowl format rather than sandwich given how messy it was to eat though! The sandwich comes with salted kettle chips, slaw, and a pickle on the side. The slaw dressed heavily with apple cider vinegar, giving a distinct sharp acidic bite but a softer fruity note in the background. There's actually too much vinegar, creating a pool of liquid on the bottom and creating an overly tangy bite for me. They pepper the salad with pepitos and sunflower seeds, adding even more crunch. I decided to take the rest home and I actually enjoyed it much more after I strained out some of the liquid. The acidity becomes much better balanced. (4/5) No Can Clam Chowder ($13) - This is a really high quality clam chowder, absolutely filled to the brim with both chopped and whole clams, not to mention plenty of tiny bay shrimp. I've never seen this many clams in a clam chowder before. There's almost too much clam taste - enough that there's a kind of bitterness in the broth. The soup, quite a bit more liquidy than a typical clam chowder, has something in it that warms the back of the mouth. I don't believe the feeling is from capsaicin or black pepper, so it's a little curious. The chowder is otherwise very clam-forward and salty; the cream added doesn't dilute the flavor out at all. The clam is purged well, resulting in whole clam pieces without any grit. Other than the seafood, there are larger chunks of tender potato and plenty of leek and some celery. Again, this is an extremely high quality chowder, but my personal preference is for chowders that are a bit thicker. (4/5) Classic Garlic Bread ($7) - We weren't going to order this originally, but that garlic smell drifting from the kitchen got to us. An order includes three pieces of toasted sourdough topped with the classic butter garlic and herb mixture, giving tons of salty garlic flavor. The bread isn't toasted that heavily. The edges are harder, while some of the interiors remain soft and fluffy with only the tiniest of toasted crisp on the surface. They serve the garlic bread flat on a plate, so the bottoms start to steam a little. It's a good garlic bread for sure, but this isn't something I normally order and probably wouldn't order again. (4/5) I can tell that the food Yodelin serves is very high quality, much higher than I would expect for the price point. I'd be happy to return the next time I'm in Port Angeles to try some other dishes - it's probably one of the best restaurants in town. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms read more

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I will be honest, at first glance I thought this place was going to be all about broth bowls and wondered what I was going to enjoy. While it has quite the variety to choose from, it was pleasantly more than that. Service here was fantastic! Very homey and warm. Staff shared their suggestions and were very quick to provide service. The food was delicious. We enjoyed one Yodelin broth bowl with salmon, a PNW rice bowl with salmon, and a side of garlic bread. Coffee's were also very well made and a delight. Overall, lunch was a great experience, very filling, and a great value and were it not for the 3,000 miles between me and this place, I would be a regular. Enjoy! read more

Yodelin - Yodelin Bone Broth Soup with Salmon; PNW Salmon Rice Bowl; Garlic Bread - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington

We sat at the bar. The atmosphere was cozy and service was great. We absolutely loved our soup. I got the hang ten. It was flavorful and creamy and delicious. My boyfriend got the rain shadow. Both with local salmon. The perfect comfort meal after a long day hiking. Can probably skip the garlic bread/ sourdough for the price it's going for, however, the cauliflower appetizer at the table next to us looked great. Would love to return to try more soups/ rice bowls!!! read more

Yodelin - Hang ten + sour dough - Seafood Near Me - Port Angeles, Washington