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Noodle Boat Thai Cuisine
When we find ourselves daydreaming about fragrant curry fried rice and extra long rice noodles, Noodle Boat Thai Cuisine in Issaquah is our first stop.
Cherry Street Thai
If scarfing down the excellent garlic fried rice from this takeout-only Thai spot in the Central District was a sport, consider us Olympians.
Araya’s Place
Araya's Place is one of our favorite spots for Thai food in Bellevue, and it also happens to be totally vegan.
Issaya Thai Cuisine
For great Thai fried snacks like spring rolls and coconut-crusted tofu, head over to the Shoreline strip mall where Issaya Thai Cuisine is located.
Sma5h
For a tasty smashburger and even better chopped cheese, head to Sma5h—a halal burger counter in Rainier Valley.
Good Shape Pizza
Good Shape is a phenomenal pizza pop-up that runs the kichen at Jupiter Bar in Belltown—and serves the best cheese pie in town.
Indian-Nepali Kitchen
Indian-Nepali Kitchen is a calm Greenwood spot on Aurora where you can have a great (and quiet) weeknight dinner.
Bar Sosta
Bar Sosta works well enough if you crave upscale pizza in Pioneer Square before heading to the stadiums, but it's not great for much else.
Tres Lecheria
This Wallingford bakery specializes in outstanding tres leches cake packed in plastic tubs. Prepare for the best picnic dessert in the city.
Rich Rich
Follow the fluorescent pink glow to Rich Rich, a high-energy Queen Anne speakeasy that has some of the best cocktails and vibes in the neighborhood.
Taco El Lago
Taco El Lago is a Mexican spot in Fremont where you can order breakfast burritos by day and tacos by night.
La Dive
La Dive's second Queen Anne location is just as great of a place to drink natural wine, exciting boozy slushies, and extra cold martinis as the original—don't skip the late-night mac salad.
Bang Bang Kitchen
Bang Bang Kitchen serves New Mexican cuisine in Othello just steps from the Light Rail, and is a good option for a boozy brunch.
Ray's Boathouse
There are a lot of seafood restaurants on the water in Seattle. Ray's in Ballard is the best one.
Adulis Restaurant
Adulis is a great Ethiopian spot in Greenwood that excels at defin miser and lamb tibs. Head here for a quiet lunch.
Kona Kitchen
Kona Kitchen is an all-day Hawaiian diner in Maple Leaf that comes in handy for last-minute group dinners and satisfying your loco moco cravings.
Sun Sui Wah Seafood Restaurant
If you are on the hunt for dim sum in Bellevue that involves delicious egg rolls and shui mai, head to Sun Sui Wah Seafood Restaurant. It's a buzzy Vancouver-based chain that is more than just hype.
Maria Luisa Empanadas
Maria Luisa is an Argentinian empanada shop in Ballard where you can sit down to a pretty amazing stuffed pastry.
Parlour Wines
Parlour Wines is a Madison Park wine bar that feels like a secret clubhouse filled with diverse, hard-to-find wines.
Daeho Kalbijjim
Daeho Kalbijjim in Bellevue is a Korean restaurant with long waits during dinner and skillets of short rib stew that get blowtorched tableside. But we like the side dishes with a little less theatrical flair best.
Ginger & Scallion
Ginger & Scallion is a small Phinney Ridge restaurant that specializes in tasty Hainanese chicken rice.
M Cozy Fusion Cafe
M Cozy Fusion Cafe in the University District is a trendy Vietnamese coffee counter and brunch restaurant that should be your first stop before an afternoon at U-Village.