This place is a gem and gas saver! I would do a big grocery haul at Hess' in Lakewood for my bro in…read morelaw out of state ever since I moved here. My bf reminds me of this store we randomly came across one day. It has what the store in Lakewood has but more grocery options. Cute and homey store. I spent about 30mins+ give or take shopping for the family. There are many options of trinkets, chocolates (alcohol ones too) , drinks, mustards, curry ketchups, gummy candy, bread, gravy etc. I did notice they don't carry any Maggie products for gravy and such. I know that was my bro's first question as he prefers that brand lol. The staff is really kind. The deli dude was patient with me as I told him I have a lot to order. I met the female owner and she's a sweetheart. The cashier lady was also so helpful as I couldn't find a specific brand candy. She pointed me in the right direction and luckily there was enough :) There's plentiful parking in the lot, and can get pretty cramped when busy as it's not a big store but has many options. My basket total in my picture provided is $255. My brother in law asked me to take them here next time they're in town as there's so much to look at.

Old world charm Great meats as well as other German and…read moreEuropean delights. It is historical as well . I can remember them when I was a teenager back in the '70's So glad to see them carrying on

This was a great spot for a satisfying and affordable to-go bite. My friends tried the restaurant's…read moresandwiches and really enjoyed them. They said that the Vietnamese sandwiches were flavorful, filling, and worth the price. I went with the pork puff pastry, which also had a decent portion size. It was warm, crispy, perfectly flaky on the outside, and had a good meat to pastry ratio. It tasted fresh! Service was friendly, and while we got our food to-go, there were plenty of people enjoying their food within the restaurant.

My coworkers recommended My's Vietnamese Sandwiches and Deli and so I gave them a try for the first…read moretime last week. My's is best known for their banh mis, but they also serve pho, fresh rolls, and other Vietnamese dishes. I ordered the CHICKEN (#10) BANH MI ($8 and change plus tax and tip). The toasted baguette and pickled carrot and daikon were all fresh and crispy. However, I wished they put more vegetables inside. I also was disappointed by the chicken as it was shredded and not grilled. It tasted like canned chicken and was overall kind of bland. Had I known the chicken wasn't grilled, I would've gone with the grilled pork instead. Additionally, there was too much pate (which reminded me of melted salted butter, but gooier - almost like the texture of brie cheese) slathered on the sandwich and so I ended up scraping most of it off. Compared to Yeh Yeh's in Lynnwood, this banh mi unfortunately missed the mark for me (although it is convenient). With that said, I'd give them another try and try the grilled pork next instead with light pate. My mother tried the fresh rolls, and thought they were kind of small for the price. The peanut sauce was decent. I took my lunch to go, but the interior atmosphere is cozy. Service was decent too. Overall: 3/5 for food, 4/5 for service, 3.5/5 for atmosphere

Jack and his crew are the best, and Husky Deli is an institution in west Seattle…read more You just can't go wrong.

I really enjoyed Husky over the years. However, on a recent visit the service was horrible…read more I stood at the counter for sandwiches while being ignored by 3 young ladies as the laughed and joked with each other. It took the male manager to ask me if I've been helped before someone came over. I was going to leave. Then I noticed the ice cream line was lime and the young lady, Asian, was do her best to keep up while 3 others on that wide were also gathered laughing it up and offered her no help. Summer is here and I really hope they have discussions with their employees about customer service. It would be really nad business to lose customers because of lazy employees that are more concerned with socializing with each other. In this tough economy it is important to receive good service for money spent. Molly Moon is down the street with impeccable service it would be ashame to lose good business to them.

Coworker and I decided to have lunch around this area and walked over here around 12pm. The inside…read moreis set up like a gas station with a couple rows of snacks and fridges full of drinks. Only difference is that one of these aisles has freshly made food like musubi and pastries like brownies and cupcakes. There's even a dedicated kitchen near the cash register where you can order full dishes like omelettes, teriyaki combos and even sandwiches beyond the ones offered inside the fridges! The two of us were oogling at the amount of offerings on their menu and even the pastries they had out. Whether you're paying for stuff you got at the tacks or ordering food from the kitchen, you have to line up at the cash register to get them. I got the loco moco with a single patty while my coworker got their chicken patty - though I eventually had a bite of this myself. For about $14 before tax, the loco moco is extremely filling, mostly because of the rice. Everything else was really good, though. Patty is dry by itself but the gravy and caramelized onions gave it the taste it needed. I asked for my eggs scrambled which is what I got, and it also was a little bland while also having the gravy more than make up for the lack of taste. As for the chicken burger, it is one chicken patty with melted cheddar cheese all in two sesame buns. This was pretty small but makes for a good, quick lunch if needed. There's so many offerings here and I can't wait to come back for their teriyaki combos or even some of their breakfast menu options, which are served only till 10:30am every day. I'll just have to come earlier!

This place was ok for me. I get why the ratings is so high due to the location of this deli being…read morein an industrial area where there is lots of car and foot traffic. Large menu for this deli. They also have ready made to-go items that you can pick from the shelf ( Teriyaki bowls, musubi, bahn mi, etc.) I grabbed a musubi at $5.50 for one. It needed more sauce and the rice was a bit mushy. I ordered the loco moco that had two bed parties and 2 over easy eggs on top of white rice and finished with brown gravy. The savory taste was not all there and it needed some salt and pepper on the patties. I would give it a 2.5/5. Overall, if you're looking for a quick stop, this is good for you. Will give it another try in the future.

It's what you expect of a mom n pop business park deli - soups, sandwiches, random Chinese food and…read moredaily specials. I go here for the delicious breakfast burritos ($4.26 after tax). Yes, the prices can be high but most business park delis are a bit pricey. The way I look at it, you're paying for convenience as the food choices in the area are limited. And no, I have never had expired or molded food from this deli like other posters have commented. As far as the service, I place an order and they give me what I ordered. I dont need any more then that. Yes, there can be a language barrier at times but I am not there to have a conversation.

This is certainly a solid three stars. Had lunch there today and the sandwich was good, I had the…read moreHot Pepper. While I understand they call it hot pepper because of the pepper jack cheese, it's certainly not hot. Probably the biggest reason I wanted to write this review is because of the soup. Today they had Tomato Basil and Chicken with wild rice. I had a coup of the Chicken & Wild Rice with my sandwich. LOVED this soup, not sure why but the flavor was really good and it was full of chunky vegetables and certainly chicken. It had a really rich and creamy flavor, I would have just had a huge bowl of this had I known how good it was. I would certainly recommend this place if your in the area. It is a bit pricey, but the soup was certainly worth it!

PCC is a fantastic market for organic vegetables, fruits, and drinks. I especially love their…read morethin-crust supreme pizza--at about $18, it feeds 3 to 4 people. The deli section is also amazing, with a great variety of options like pasta, steak, tofu, fried or baked chicken, olives, and lots of delicious cheese and salami. There's so much good stuff--you won't walk out empty-handed. I originally had an issue with a burnt pizza before, but thanks to Emma, I got a replacement, which made the experience top-notch. Five stars!

I drove all the way to Burien to check out PCC's marketplace. It was about an hour from my home,…read moreand there's no PCC community market south of Seattle that I know of. So, I made the trip to get Upton's Traditional Seitan and just explore the store. They have a variety of good options, especially for those who create their own meals and like to use whole-grain ingredients. The store is compact, but it offers a wide variety of products. You can purchase assorted nuts by the ounce, or packaged options. They also have a selection of fruits, vegetables, a hot bar, a deli section, and kombucha. I noticed that many of the brands they carry have fewer ingredients, less artificial flavoring and sugars. I visited this store specifically to purchase seitan, and I ended up buying a couple of packages for $5.29 each, which I find to be a reasonable price. I couldn't find this brand at any other store, but I chose it because it has minimal ingredients, low fat and sodium content, and a generous amount of protein at 2 ounces. Many processed foods have a long list of ingredients and oils, which makes them unhealthy and fatty. As a vegetarian who is trying to eat cleaner, I appreciate this product. I also tried the Brew Doctor kombucha, which usually costs $2.50. However, they have a special offer where you can buy two bottles for a discounted price. The kombucha is very light and refreshing, not overpowering with vinegar or sugar. Overall, it's worth the drive to get this product. I'll definitely be coming back for it and other products in the future.

Randomly needed some hardware and was in the neighborhood so gave the store a try!…read more Came at around 2pm and there was still some sushi!!! Great sushi for the price. Lots of selection for Asian foods. It's smaller than other Asian grocery stores but I like that they have a wide deli selection during lunch hours.

I've been going to this store for 2 years on a monthly basis and highly recommend it…read more PROS: - Great location, small parking lot with space in front and back. Parking is usually very tough so plan accordingly - fresh food, hot food, well stocked. They do seasonal items too which I really like. - they've started hosting small food truck events. Tres sandwich truck is also available sometimes. - friendly staff and always nice, inviting and accommodating! Very well trained. - Store is small but always clean and well maintained. You can get grocery items too. - minimal frozen section CONS: - they've increased the prices on everything without any increase in portion! Since the children took over, they've hiked up prices twice within a year for, what I've learned from folks, due to "wanting more profit margin." These people are greedy and charging restaurant rates for grocery story sushi and food which is despicable and makes zero sense. - the new owners did an Asian food trucks event inside their already tiny parking lot. I feel like they are doing everything hoping something sticks. Why crowd such a small parking lot? I went to check them out but the prices were atrocious so i left. The simple mom and shop vibe is now gone thanks to these nonsense price increases that are just for profit. I hope the old owners return so we can get the mom and pop shop feel back and friendlier prices. Maruta Shoten has lost its identity and I cannot call them affordable or a mom and pop shop anymore. I'm very disappointed and hope common sense comes back to these managers and they go back to what the prices were.

Came in for a tasty beverage and the green bottle of death MOUNTAIN DEW was calling. Needless to…read moresay I wrapped my hand around that atomic glowing bottle and headed to the counter. Left some real American currency down and then said " KEEP THE CHANGE " cause that's the type of guy I am.. As I guzzled that beverage down I thought damn it's good to be an American ! Happy 250th USA !

I'm very convenient, right off the bridge. I don't know about now, but he had some great…read moresandwiches that were already made egg salad and tuna!