Monsoon Seattle
$$ • Vietnamese, Asian Fusion, Bars
Hours:
615 19th Ave E, Seattle
(206) 325-2111
About Monsoon Seattle
Customers' Favorites
Salt & Pepper Chicken Wings
Grilled Prawn Vermicelli
Crispy Vegetarian Rolls
Coconut Crème Caramel
Crispy Imperial Rolls
Bowl Lemongrass Pork
Grilled Pork Belly
Lemongrass Chicken
Green Papaya Salad
Spicy Green Beans
Monsoon Seattle Reviews
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Hours
| Monday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Wednesday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Thursday | 11:30AM - 9:30PM |
| Friday | 11:30AM - 10PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
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Monsoon Seattle is a popular Vietnamese restaurant known for serving classic comfort food in a stylish setting. It is a great place for a cozy date or a quick meal, offering a family-style ordering option with many delicious choices. The catfish clay pot is a standout dish, cooked perfectly and full of flavor, though portions can be small. Customers enjoy dishes like pork belly, which is savory, juicy, and soft, pairing well with fried rice. The restaurant also offers vegetable spring rolls, watermelon salad, and green papaya salad with grilled prawns, mint, and ground peanuts. The interior is simple yet pretty, and the staff is accommodating with fast service. It has a lively atmosphere with a rooftop patio and a relaxing deck surrounded by greenery and string lights. The menu includes appetizers, vermicelli noodles, classic lunch bowls, Banh Mi, Monsoon Pho, and vegetables. They also have a happy hour from Monday to Thursday, offering smaller items like Crispy Imperial Rolls made with Carlton Farms pork, white prawns, and glass noodles, often at discounted prices. Drinks include refreshing non-alcoholic options like the Honeybush Fizz with peach, honeybush tea, lemon, honey, and soda. The food is generally fantastic, with some dishes having subtle flavors that develop well, and the noodles being especially delicious. Cocktails are creative and well mixed. Overall, prices are reasonable considering the quality and portion sizes, though some dishes like the papaya salad and vegetable fried rice can be bland. After over twenty-five years, the Saigon Siblings continue to create tasty dishes in a lively setting, making it a must-visit spot in Seattle.