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Laadla
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Restaurants
234 Fairview Ave N
Seattle, Washington 98109
(206) 223-1980
Laadla definely provides you with delicious food at a great price. No matter which is your fave Indian dish, they are sure to please your palate,
Lamb Saag, Aloo Gobi, and so much more. And...
Laadla definely provides you with delicious food at a great price. No matter which is your fave Indian dish, they are sure to please your palate,
Lamb Saag, Aloo Gobi, and so much more. And they deliver too!
If you've never tried a Sweet Lassi. treat yourself to this wonderful yogurt drink. Get it in Mango too! Yummers!
Only thing with delivery is the food is so hot it can sometimes melt the containers they come in.
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This is by far the best gourmet pizza you can get delivered to your door. Check out their Primo pies. Get the AGOG. Seriously. This pizza is flavor packed with caramelized garlic, fontina and...
This is by far the best gourmet pizza you can get delivered to your door. Check out their Primo pies. Get the AGOG. Seriously. This pizza is flavor packed with caramelized garlic, fontina and mozzarella cheese, goat cheese and more!
They also showcase fresh seasonal ingredients each month with a special primo pizza. Get it! You won't be disappointed.
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Every Cheesecake Factory I've been to from Waikiki to Seattle has one thing in common. Consistently good food.
Avo Egg Rolls, Thai Lettuce Wraps. The Luau Salad. All so good. Always crowded. ...
Every Cheesecake Factory I've been to from Waikiki to Seattle has one thing in common. Consistently good food.
Avo Egg Rolls, Thai Lettuce Wraps. The Luau Salad. All so good. Always crowded. Always the nice atmosphere. Always a good time.
Oh yeah, and the cheesecake is divine! Too many to mention, but they're bound to have one that makes your tummy rumble!
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salumi
Category:
Restaurants
309 3rd s
Seattle, Washington 98104
(206) 621-8772
I has heard good things about this place. The place to get an Italian Sammy. But, well I think this one was overshot.
Got the prosciutto with fig and goat cheese. I liked the spreads enough. ...
I has heard good things about this place. The place to get an Italian Sammy. But, well I think this one was overshot.
Got the prosciutto with fig and goat cheese. I liked the spreads enough. I guess I'm just a cured, dried meat kinda person. Should've gotten the salami cause it looked delish. I really was looking forward to getting a bite here. Maybe next time.
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I passed by this place many times. Wanting to check it out. The decor is wonderfully warm and inviting.
Dinner for two. We shared some appetizers. Pretty good stuff. But more than anything...
I passed by this place many times. Wanting to check it out. The decor is wonderfully warm and inviting.
Dinner for two. We shared some appetizers. Pretty good stuff. But more than anything we couldn't wait to try the drunken chicken. It sounded divine. And our server gushed about it.
SALTY! Oh man was it ever salty! I loved the way they prepared the chicken by frying it 1st. To keep it crispy, and then smothered it in sauce. But it was oh so salty! I think it was MSG city, cause I got a bad headache later.
The black rice she suggested to accompany our meal was the best thing we had. So good, that I went out, bought some at Uwajimaya's and attempted to recreate it. I think I've finally got it down.
My curiosity has been quelled.
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The sushi at Saito's is yummy. Make no mistake of that. Generous portions, fresh products. But what stood out the most for me was their Sake menu. And how knowledgeable the staff was about each...
The sushi at Saito's is yummy. Make no mistake of that. Generous portions, fresh products. But what stood out the most for me was their Sake menu. And how knowledgeable the staff was about each item on it.
At our servers suggestion, we got various hot and cold sakes to sample. Each one she recommended was unique and yummy.
Lots of fun, nice surroundings. Check it out!
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Shiro's
Category:
Sushi
2401 2nd Ave
Seattle, Washington 98121
(206) 443-9844
What can I say about Shiro's! This place is great. Fresh fish. All the yummy traditional sushi you can handle. Blue-fin tuna prepared with a blow torch and a little magic that has this fish...
What can I say about Shiro's! This place is great. Fresh fish. All the yummy traditional sushi you can handle. Blue-fin tuna prepared with a blow torch and a little magic that has this fish tasting like Kobe beef. And man was the place crowded. But it is worth the wait. Try to sit at the sushi bar so you can watch the action go down. I saw a chef peel a cuke with a huge knife. Such a formidable looking apparatus for such a delicate process. IT'll mesmerize you!
Wherever I travel, a great sushi bar is an essential find. And all I can really say about Shiro's is this Seattle, I've found it.
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Cyclops
Category:
Restaurants
2421 1st Ave
Seattle, Washington 98121
(206) 441-1677
OK, the name, the eyeball... The Brie appetizer! Get the Brie with cranberry chutney. Your only dismay will be that you didn't order a second.
Didn't like the experimental soup of the day, but...
OK, the name, the eyeball... The Brie appetizer! Get the Brie with cranberry chutney. Your only dismay will be that you didn't order a second.
Didn't like the experimental soup of the day, but our gracious sever swapped it for fried with a sauce she digs instead of the chipotle ketchup. Genius!
Didn't dig my drink special. Got the old standby Grey Goose tini instead. And what a wallop it packed! These cats can pour! Hummus plate yum, house salad yum.
Don't let that eye scare you! Go in! Eat! Drink!
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When I asked local people about eating at Sky City, they were all adamant about one thing. "Don't!" But being the good traveler that I am, I wanted to check it out for myself. Apparently they...
When I asked local people about eating at Sky City, they were all adamant about one thing. "Don't!" But being the good traveler that I am, I wanted to check it out for myself. Apparently they haven't had the best rep in the past. But everyone deserves a chance.
It was a party of three. We started with the Foraged Mushroom Soup (which we never got), and the Sesame Crusted Ahi, as well as the house mixed greens. Now Ahi, I'm picky on. I grew up on an island where it flowed a plenty. And so that's the Ahi I'm used to. But although this wasn't the best grade of Ahi I've seen, the taste was there. And the presentation was your basic, clean restaurant style. The mix of blue cheese, pears, and the huckleberry vinaigrette was a delightful palate pleaser. Wish I knew what the soup was like.
Now for the entrée, I figured since I'm in the Northwest, why not salmon. The Alderwood Smoked Salmon came with quinoa. That interested me, so I ordered it. Honestly, my fish was a little mushy and the whole dish was good, but nothing special.
We ordered a smoking dessert, literally. It was an ice-cream sundae presented over a bowl of dry ice for effect. Well, the ice-cream was no grand Tahitian vanilla bean or anything. Plain old vanilla with a boring chocolate syrup. Disappointing.
For the price we paid, we didn't really get a meal on par with it. But the view was spectacular. I guess that's supposed to be the clincher anyway.
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Being rather new to Seattle, and a bit of a foodie, I was so excited to stumble onto E Pine St and into the delectable Green Papaya. Not only is the decor very upscale and inviting, we were greeted...
Being rather new to Seattle, and a bit of a foodie, I was so excited to stumble onto E Pine St and into the delectable Green Papaya. Not only is the decor very upscale and inviting, we were greeted by the owner. While we placed a take out order, he made sure we had water to drink.
They got all your faves. From spring rolls to green papaya salad. But these spring rolls are extra delish peppered with taro, minced shrimp and chicken. They call 'em White Tiger Rolls. I call them YUM! The Calamari is perfectly tender, with a bit of heat.
And if you luv eggplant...Get the caramelized eggplant in a clay pot! You gotta try it for yourself.
This place is fantastic!
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