“What a lovely gem!Came here with mother and wife on a Saturday for lunch and were really impressed by the food.The fried oyster po boy was something out of this world! I never knew you could have such good po boy outside of Louisiana ?Wife ordered the lamb gnocchi which was also very delicious! ? We also ordered a warm beet salad and a cannoli which we liked as well.Their lunch menu is quite reasonable. And their proximity to Green Lake makes this place an ideal fueling station after your run or biking tour. ?“
“Got the Khao Mun Gai and the chicken is well cooked and very moist. Would highly recommend getting extra chicken and sauce as both are delicious. The chicken soup that it’s served with is also a great balance to the meal. Only flaw to the meal was the rice as some parts of it are mushy and overall quite flavorless. Would definitely visit again!“
“Tried this place for a dinner date with my partner on a Friday evening. Was surprisingly empty, with only two other patrons in the restaurant when we arrived around 5:30p. Seating was generous and there was simple but nice Japanese style decor. What struck me right away was how the layout of the seating was modeled as more of a "sitdown" restaurant, but the ordering was very fast-food-y. We got menus from the front counter and they told us to look at what we want and to come back and order at the counter. Nothing to complain about, definitely interesting.The food came out in about 5-8 mins, which is very fast considering the amount of food we ordered. About $60 dollars worth of food: Tonkotsu Curry with pork cutlet, Japanese style curry with karaage chicken, Croquette, cheesy curry fries, and mango pudding. Not a bad price. The food was solid, nothing "out of this world" though. The meat was a little unseasoned, but the consistency of the breading was great. The curry was also good and had a nice creamy texture and savory taste. The appetizers were good as well. The only negative thing would be that they brought ALL of our food out at once. I was hoping to receive appetizers first, then the entree. Just a small thing though.The service was excellent, workers are nice, amicable, and helpful.I think Hurry Curry is an EXCELLENT lunch place if you want a quick indulgence of Japanese style curry. I do think though that it has an identity conflict of having a "sitdown" style vibe in the main seating area, but an otherwise fastfood style of ordering and service. Drinks, napkins, cutlery were all self-serve. For a dinner with Japanese curry though, I would recommend Kobuta and Ookami in Cap hill.“
“One of the best fried chicken in the area (to me). I love the crunchy crispy savory chicken skin so much, that’s why I couldn’t resist them and stated to eat it in the car. Not a white meat person but I can cope with the chicken breast here because it’s juicy and tender. 3 pieces with a roll is my go-to Saturday happy meal, the roll is good when you luckily get one fresh from the oven.“
“Had a great, creative version of an espresso martini here and noticed the bartender put a lot of care into making sure my drink was up to satisfaction. The food they have right now is some of the best I’ve tasted here. Also noticed they put up a cover around part of the patio to block out rain for the rainy days coming! Good “
“This is a great restaurant, the people and the food are great for the most part. A lot of people have an issue with the weird times this place is open and with the price of the food. I understand that the pandemic hit hard, and it's hard to run a restaurant. However, there are definitely things to critique. The food is good, but expensive for small portions. They are also having a menu change at the end of August (that's what I was told last time I came here). They changed the vegan lumpia to only have vegetables in it (tasted like a spring roll), and are getting rid of the adobo burger (no longer on menu) :(. The current menu does not have any lumpia besides the new vegetable one, no dessert, and no potatoes. I thought the lumpia was a favorite? I used to visit every now and then because we love the lumpia, but I don't know how often I'll visit after the change. Maybe it will be good though, I can update later. This place was great, sad to see a decline because of the pandemic or other issues :( If you have the money, it's a good place to support!“
“Ezell's Famous Chicken in Bothell offers classic fried chicken that hits the spot. The chicken is juicy and flavorful, with a crispy, well-seasoned crust. They also have a good selection of sides, like mashed potatoes and mac and cheese.Overall, Ezell's is a good option for a casual meal of fried chicken and comfort food sides.“