This place has good Vietnamese food but I went to order a breakfast (steak medium rare & egg) that…read morecomes with hash brown (didn't receive), the lady tried charge me $25 when on the menu it says $14.50. All their was in this to go box was steak and egg for $25. I thought it be a good place to eat since it's literally in my hotel but never again

Living in Tukwila, the choices for Chinese food are soooooooo limited. So I found this gem on yelp…read moreand it is good, not GREAT, but really really good. The prices are definitely better than traveling to the ID in Seattle. The food was good and the service was pleasant and fast. It's located in the lobby of a hotel, the ambiance: Cluttered. I ordered to go and was fine with that. Tip/Note: I was ordering for a family of 4. I thought I was getting full orders of dishes like Shaking Beef and General Taos chicken, but they were more like plates served with vegetables and rice.

really amazing comfort food in a cozy cafe. the chicken satay plate & accompaniments were perfect…read more the vegetables really balanced the bite. brisket pho broth was so rich and flavorful. good service, very kind & great recommendations. highly recommend salima specialities!

Did I come on an off night? My husband ordered the…read morelemongrass beef and I ordered the brisket pho. It took 20 minutes for my husband's lemongrass beef to come out and it was cold. Then, 5 minutes later my pho arrived. I've never waited 25 minutes for pho ever in my life. The noodles were also thick which might be great for some but I prefer the thin rice vermicelli. Some of the brisket was tough and hard to chew. There was also part of an onion skin in my soup. I don't think I'll be trying this joint again.

We were hesitant...not gonna lie...but we had a GREAT dinner, wonderful service! The individual…read moredinner was a great meal! Ordered garlic wings as an outstanding appetizer...partner got Buddha's Delight and Mongolian Beef. Order MORE spice than you normally would. We're taking 3 meals home from our leftovers!! Cocktails were amazing, too!! Let's get their bar open again!!

Have you brought back the dragon and phoenix an the tiger pork??…read more If you're going to cut the menu and the quality then cut the prices too.

Just visited Mizuki on WEEKEND, All the foods, sushi, seafood and ribs are really good and super…read moreyummy. As well as my favorite Cajun Crawfish have been flavored very well plus nice spicy and BIG SIZE CRAWFIS!, Highly recommending my friends to try their food since they made a major improvement!!

Went here for my birthday yesterday. I hadn't been here for 9 years. Too long. They seem much…read morebigger than our local Asian buffet. Tons of stuff. I tried to have a little bit of things, since I've lost a lot of weight and want to keep it off. Of what I had, it was very good. They even had some sushi I can eat. I don't eat shellfish. I had a tuna roll, salmon roll, and tamago roll (egg sushi) from that area. Oh, I think they used to have a chocolate fountain near the desserts. It wasn't there. They ask at the beginning what you want to drink. I got raspberry iced tea. They were pretty quick with getting it. The building seems huge! There's a ton of open space, and I think they can accommodate a lot of people. It wasn't crowded. It might have been too early. I like the marble-like tables.

The best !!! Love the food and service! Time to go…read moreagain!!!!! My grandson and his girlfriend had a great time celebrating and loved the food. I will go back. Also had a great time for our work Christmas party!

My friends and I met up here for lunch this past Saturday. one of my friends doesn't live to far…read moreand has been. We made the mistake thinking it was open at 11 on the weekend but they open at noon luckily enough a few stores were open and we were able to waste some time before lunch. We were seated quickly and given water which was filled often. We went three stars and shared three dishes. PAPAYA SALAD (SOM TOM), PHAD KEE MAO (DRUNKEN NOODLES) and I believe the TOM YUM FRIED RICE with tofu. I like how thin the papaya is for the salad. The spice level at three was perfect for us enough of a kick but not taking away from the flavor of the food. Space is warm and welcoming, lots of seating. Definitely would stop by when in the area again.

Desiring a matcha latte I decided to switch it up a bit and go for the matcha milk tea at Hachiko…read more What can I say? The ordering was super easy and fast. There was a bit of a wait due to the young man who took my order forgetting to ask a few questions, but once the lady who was making all the drinks realized what had happened she quickly and expertly righted the situation. Everyone was so nice here! Just super pleasant! And the matcha milk tea was superb! I ordered it at 50% sweetness which was just perfect. It had a brilliant matcha flavor, a pleasant creaminess, and a lovely proper color. I was quite impressed! Only downside is not really Hachiko's problem but just the layout of the airport terminal. It can be very easy to get caught in someone else's path as it is at a pinch point with the main C terminal gates, the entrance to the train, and the much narrower hall with more gates. The C terminal tends to be my least favorite because of this but at least restaurants like Hachki-ko makes this a nice stop.

The smell of sizzling Spam drifting through the airport was impossible to ignore--it pulled us in…read morebefore we even saw the sign. One whiff and we knew we had to try it. The short lines and visibly happy patrons made the decision even easier. There's something reassuring about seeing people eagerly digging into their food, and this place clearly had a loyal following. We ordered the Spam and egg breakfast along with the Portuguese fried rice, and both dishes absolutely delivered. The Spam and eggs were simple but done just right--crispy, salty slices of Spam paired perfectly with fluffy eggs and rice. It's comfort food at its best, executed with care. The Portuguese fried rice was the standout. Packed with flavor, it had that perfect balance of savory, slightly smoky, and just a hint of sweetness. Every bite felt hearty and satisfying, with generous portions and well-seasoned ingredients that made it hard to stop eating. Overall, this spot turned out to be a hidden gem in the middle of the airport. What started as curiosity from a tempting aroma ended up being one of the most satisfying meals of the trip. Definitely worth stopping by if you catch that same irresistible smell.

One cashier only..... another staff preparing the order. Super super super slow service!!…read more Overpriced food with low quality food.

Disgusting. The eggs are gooey, biscuit hard as a rock and potatoes cold. Complete waste of $6. I…read moreshould have just taken the train to Starbucks in A.

Feast Buffet is exactly what it promises: loads and loads and loads and loads of options, to the…read morepoint where you start wondering how they fit all of it under one roof. Sushi, hibachi, seafood, dim sum, noodles, salads, American comfort food for the unadventurous -- it's all here. And then there's the monstrous dessert island in the center, stacked with cakes, ice cream, bubble waffles, fruit, a chocolate fountain, and more things than you can reasonably justify eating in one visit. The seating area looks like it could handle a small stadium crowd, yet the flow is shockingly smooth. Even with hundreds of people inside, the buffet lines never feel chaotic -- unless lobster or crab legs appear, at which point all laws of physics and courtesy temporarily stop applying. The one real weak spot is the bathrooms. It's obvious the staff focuses their energy on flipping tables and keeping the buffet spotless, because the restrooms don't get the same attention. They're not disastrous, but they're definitely the least polished part of the experience. Large parties and celebrations are almost always happening -- sometimes several at once -- but they're impressively non‑disruptive. The place is loud, lively, and busy, but never in a way that ruins your meal.

I've been to a lot of buffets and this place is my favorite. I never had any problems here and the…read morefood was good. The service is great and I choose my own place of sitting and no one complains. The feast has more options of food than any other buffet I've been to. A+ -hope the workers love the art piece we left them!

Love coming here! The guys are really genuinely pleasant…read more Great service. Always checked in just enough. One of my go to places for my family. We enjoy the banh canh ton chua, banh xeo, banh beo, com bo luc lac and bun bo hue. Mostly quiet and peaceful. Some days the music is really good. Thanks guys! We appreciate you.

I got door dash from The Lemongrass for one beef soup and paid $30. No napkins, no spoon, no…read moresticks, no utensils at all. I am in a hotel. How am I supposed to eat this soup? Awful door dash service/take out! And it's expensive too!!

We've visited this restaurant several times a couple of years ago but never left a review. After…read morereturning today, we're so glad we did. Bai Tong Thai deserves high praise! The interior has been beautifully refreshed. It's now bright, cozy, and inviting, with new chairs, tables, and tasteful decor that make the space feel warm and welcoming. We were greeted warmly by the waitstaff and seated right away. We ordered the papaya salad, stir fried seafood with curry powder and Panang curry. Every dish was absolutely delicious, well-seasoned, flavorful, and packed with taste. The portions were generously sized for two people and we even had enough leftovers to take home. We'll definitely be back soon and will be recommending this restaurant to friends and family. Highly recommended!

I was surprised that rice does not come with the entrée at this Thai restaurant, especially on…read moreweekends. How are we supposed to enjoy a Thai entrée without rice? Rice is a basic part of Thai cuisine, just as rice is commonly served with many Chinese dishes. If I order an entrée at a Chinese restaurant, I would normally expect rice to be included or at least reasonably available as part of the meal. Having to order rice separately makes the meal feel incomplete and adds an unexpected extra charge. I understand that restaurants have different policies, but for a Thai restaurant, especially on a weekend, I think rice should come with the entrée. Hopefully, the restaurant will reconsider this policy.