I'm not really a matcha person but I LOVE ube and Thai tea, so naturally OMO has been on my list to…read moretry for a longgg time. TLDR: it's worth it. Food & drink: (5/5) I got the ube s'more float and my partner got the Thai tea with cream. The float consists of Thai tea on the bottom, ube and tea soft serve on top, and ube marshmallow around the rim. It was my first time ever having OMO and my first time having ube and Thai tea together so I was very intrigued. Needless to say, they made a very good combo. I would describe the flavor as kind of earthy from the tea and custard-like from the ube. The marshmallow was pleasant for the first couple bites but by the end was a little too sweet. I got a sip of my partner's drink and it was also very good, though I can't say that I prefer it over a regular Thai tea without the additional cream. I'm hoping to come back to try the kaya toast and ube hot chocolate. Service: (5/5) We came in a rush at about 7:40pm because we were scared of a potential last call but they actually accepted orders until the very last minute. It's a very small store with only a front counter and one kiosk, and you wait in a line outside. It's definitely a different system compared to most places but they make great use out of their space. There was one worker very efficiently guiding the line and several others behind the counter, making drinks pretty fast.

My mate recommended I visit OMO Thai Tea as one of the go to spots in Bellevue…read more I came here with high expectations, especially based on the Yelp reviews. Unfortunately I found this place just to be OK for me... Perhaps OMO was bit a hyped up for me or maybe I didn't get the right thing... hard to say. The venue is a tiny hole in the wall in the corner of a residential apartment complex. Street parking is your only option. Order form the kiosk and the little kitchen window will call out you number. They are fast and efficient. There is some eccentric limited seating outside in the front of store. More decorative than practical. #Overhyped Treat: OMO Dessert (IN STORE ONLY): ~ Ube S'mores Thai Tea Float - 3/5 While this looked brilliant, I fear it was just OK for me; definitely the case of looks better than it tastes. The presentation was absolutely brilliant! However I thought the taste fell short of the visual delight. The Ube S'mores was more like a light Ube foam instead of Marshmallow Ube S'mores. I didn't think the the Thai Tea or Ube flavor was impactful, I felt both flavors were muted and fairly light. I'll try this place again and order a few items just to be sure... but I won't have high expectations. I do wish to them well and hope they continue to thrive...

There was some iffy planning on a Bellevue teriyaki restaurant's part when they locked my two…read morefoodie friends and me out of eating there an hour and a half before closing with no explanation, so we found this place instead. One of my friends and I have already had their location in Georgetown countless times so we were happy to recommend our choices for our other friend this Friday evening around 7pm. Welp, we came into very full seating inside an extremely tight yet cozy seating area if it weren't for all the noise from there being so many people inside. It was so full and more people kept lining up behind us that we decided to do takeout and eat our food on the hood of my car despite spaces opening up as we waited about 20 or so minutes for our food... did I mention the parking lot for this place was nearly full and spots were very unforgiving in elbow room? Also that it's peak dinner time? Anyway, you place your order on a lone kiosk up front which did contribute to the really long line forming near the outside entrance. Like their Georgetown location, they offer a ton of hearty donburi and some appetizers and soup. Staff were a little rushed with some orders and forgot to give me utensils when I requested them through the kiosk but this didn't affect my overall experience, as I went back and they were more than happy to give them to me. We got their unagi donburi, which consists of a ton of broiled freshwater eel with an umami seasoning and tender juiciness, all on top of a huge bed of rice and with some radish. One of my friends instead got their una-gyu donburi which is a mix of unagi and sukiyaki beef, though that means we all got their unagi. Eel wasn't too salty, and scales are very fine and small that you can just eat it as is. This was a warming, hearty meal that sat very well with me and my friends. For this location and the one in Georgetown, I am most certainly coming back for some more!

I thought it was another fast-casual spot but this place really stands out from the rest. I got the…read morechirashi bowl and the fish was fresh, the rice well flavored, and portion size satisfactory. Really enjoyed it. My family got the aburi sake and volcano donburis and enjoyed their food as well. They have a wide variety of donburi options - fish, meat, katsu, and tofu. Definitely look forward to coming back for more. Not a large restaurant so the tables can fill up quite fast. Order at counter or kiosk and they serve the bowls to your table. You bus your own table after.

This is one of my favorite brunch spots in Bellevue. My go-to order is their vegetarian breakfast…read morecroissant sandwich, it's always delicious. I also love their coffee and pastries. Today, I tried their seasonal Lavender Vanilla Foam Matcha Latte, and it was absolutely delicious. Another thing I really appreciate about this cafe is the pricing. It's not overly expensive, and I feel like you get great value for the quality of the food and drinks. Definitely a place I keep coming back to.

You can't go wrong with Farine. It's legit French baked goods so my glucose doesn't go through the…read moreroof but the taste is magnificent! It's too damn crowded which is annoying but that's because it's so good everyone wants to be here. I wish they would open another location nearby so it wouldn't be torture coming here with the crowds as I'd love to sit back and enjoy the environment.

This location feels like an upscale restaurant but in reality its "just" a Cafe. Its a fantastic…read moreplace co work with friends or just work away from the office on your own. Staff are very friendly and the area is kept very clean. I ordered a cappuccino, a cortado and the baked bread and prosciutto over toast. The open faced sandwich was a great balance of salty, savory and sweet.

Cafe Hagen is a great spot for coffee, getting some work done, or simply hanging out for a few…read morehours. The seating is comfortable, the ambiance is cozy, and one of the biggest perks is that they're open until 8 PM on weekdays; perfect if you're craving a coffee later in the day. They also validate parking for one hour if you park in the garage, which is a nice bonus. Besides their coffee, their pastries and Red Beet Hummus Toast are quite good as well. Most of the staff are warm, friendly, and welcoming. Service can vary depending on who's working, though; I found one of the hosts to be a bit dismissive, while everyone else has always been great. One small thing I don't understand is why they switched serving their 8 oz lattes from ceramic mugs to glass without handles. The glasses get very hot, making them a bit uncomfortable to hold and enjoy. I personally preferred the mugs.