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“I'm not comprehensively knowledgeable in Korean cuisine. Therefore, a review from me is not fair necessarily. I can say the quality is good. I enjoy the food as I do return. I'm open to learning more about this cuisine. I say go. ?? Also, it's really warm in there... layer and peel.Parking: Sometimes tight, but ok.“

“I truly enjoyed the food and the atmosphere. The only annoyance and it is minor. The bartender kept calling me and everyone. "My love." At first, it was cute and welcoming, but after the 3rd or 4th time. The phrase "lost its meaning. And just became filler words. Other than that, I will gladly return. This place was great ? ?“

“Such an incredible new Chinese place for north Seattle! Every dish we had was amazing. Mongolian beef with crispy rice noodles--perfect flavor. The sweet and sour pork was like nothing we've had before, and the pot stickers are clearly made from scratch on site, they taste soooo fresh. Best of all, the chef had just whipped up a bath of popcorn chicken with this amazing sweet/spicy seasoning, and let us try it to give our opinion on the new recipe. So good! Very high quality food, made fresh, and incredibly reasonable prices. (Most entrees I saw are $9-12.) And the owners are exceptionally kind and professional. This will be our go to when we are in the neighborhood.“

“Visited with a group of six. We mostly shared items and almost everything was amazing. Nothing was bad. I am not a shy eater. The weirder and more interesting the better. I once went to New York for a food tour to eat Izakaya, Yemeni, Dim Sum & Filipino meals. With that, I will say the turmeric coconut curry (Gang Muu Yang) at Pestle Rock was an epiphany. One of the 5 best meals I have eaten in my life. Just incredible.“

“Every dish I’ve had here stands out compared to pretty much every other Thai restaurant. Which is not easy to do in this area. However it does come with a slight price increase that I feel is often worth it, often not always.The inside is on the small side but the layout provides a nice separation that makes you feel like you’re in a larger space. The decor is nice and clean. The materials are fairly high quality. This spot has decent natural lighting, but this does make it feel a bit odd because the day I can was dull and it reflected inside. Meh, I could see my food just fine, just wish they had more lights.Their service is also just ok. Nothing special and far from bad. They are nice. I was able to get seated right away during happy hour. I’ve been here before and also passed by many times and this place has never been packed. Not sure why when they have these amazing dishes. Maybe the price for the area makes this more of a luxury despite being better priced than many of the nicer restaurants in the area.I can say their food taste absolutely delicious. Every meal I’ve had was better than anywhere else in the area. They also offer many dishes I just don’t find anywhere around here. On my last visit I tried the jackfruit salad and 2 different crab based dishes.The jackfruit salad was over powered by the fish sauce flavor and I couldn’t eat more than 2. Needs more salad or maybe something else to help cut or spread the saltiness.My Kanom Jean Numya Pu had amazing flavor and texture, but was for sure not worth the high price I paid. Everything about it was underwhelming but the flavor. I’m glad I experienced it, but wish I had ordered something different.The curry softshell crab was spot on. No complaints with this dish. The proportions made sense and there was actually enough crab to satisfy. Every other dish I’ve had at this location was a similar experience to how I felt about the crab curry. Unique, tasty, decent portion, prices appropriate.I highly recommend planning a simple date night here or even just getting a solo plate. You for sure can find cheaper or more expensive, but eating here almost corrects the judgement bar of what middle quality Thai food is. No this isn’t the most fancy Thai restaurant and no it’s not a hole in the wall. To be honest I’d rather come here than several of the fanciest Thai restaurants I’ve been to. Can’t wait to come back.Vegetarian options: I wouldn’t say they spell it out so much, but they have many dishes that come without meat.“

“Hidden gem tucked away in the Thrasher’s Corner neighborhood. Exemplary authentic Thai dishes, service and ambience. Nicely done! We were pleasantly surprised to find that they serve $picky dishes and offer duck in various forms. Although we didn’t try the duck this visit, we definitely will next time. Thai street food offerings l?ked legit, too. Their spice levels are denoted on the menu and spice level four (4) hit the mark for sure. Nice and spicy! The wings were super, as was the phad Thai and soup. Can’t wait to go back and have some duck. Thai iced tea to keep cool is the move. The bar seemed like it had potential but it was too early to explore. Big cocktail menu. Highly recommend! Yum!“

“If you’re looking for a simple, homemade, to-the-point, humble spot for seolleongtang, this place fits exactly that! The broth was clean, the meat was tender, and the kimchi and dumplings were deliciously homemade. Simplicity at its best!“

“The pho is really freaking good, and the prices are the best for what you get. The atmosphere is non existent, but at these prices and quality, I'm fine with that.Great lunch spotWheelchair accessibility: I don't think a wheelchair would have an easy time navigating the tight space...“

“My Taiwanese parents thought all of the noodle soups we ordered were delicious! And they have high standards. Not easy to find great food like North Noodles and Dumplings. We are so glad we decided to try it out last night. Taiwanese beef noodle soup, chive dumplings/ beef stew.... Sorry I don't remember the English names. And my son loved the won tons and xiao long Bao as well. Service was excellent too! She was busy but still kind and friendly to us.“

“All the fried stuffs were good. Very crispy although a bit oily (expected). The soups all were ok. Didn’t think it’s special or anything.Overall, it’s a good hearty meal.This store is in a not busy mall so it was a short wait for the foods. Many seats. Clean.“

“I was curious about the Bahn mi burgers so decided to try one along with the pho and thai tea. The burger was really good and a fun twist on traditional bahn mi. The pho was good but nothing special and the thai tea was pretty good. If I'm ever in Seattle again I'd definitely stop in again to try one of the other burgers. Overall food was 8/10 and service and ambiance was 7/10.“

“I get my Little Ting's food from their Greenwood location. I've ordered from Little Ting's twice, and both times I've been very satisfied with the food I got! The potstickers and buns (northern-style dumplings) are delicious--I particularly like the pork and Napa cabbage potstickers. They send small containers of chili oil and soy sauce to use on the dumplings, and this is a great addition! If you're a vegetarian, there are veggie options for the dumplings (don't know if it's vegan but it's definitely vegetarian). It's wonderful to have an authentic dumpling shop in the neighborhood! I'll be back. A lot. Highly recommended!!! (If you want to order delivery, you can order via DoorDash.)“

“Very friendly, clean, fast, and accommodating. Big portions to share, solid prices, and good quality. Food is not overdressed with heavy condiments and salt is just right. The restaurant is not huge but a decent size to accommodate large groups.We parked on the street but learned they also have parking in the back.“

“One of my favorite places in the city to grab a quick Vietnamese bite. Been getting take out here for the last 6 years and have noticed the price increase due to covid and inflation, but still “affordable” compared to other options around the “

“We tried the one at University Ave before, and we wanted to try the Capitol One. Parking was a nightmare on a rainy Sunday afternoon. Foos was good and reasonable priced. We ordered a large niku udon with a side of kikuni/ braised pork and several side dish. The pork was huge at $7. Everything tasted good. Just wish parking wasn't that horrible.“

“My favorite place! After trying so many vegetarian pho in Seattle I was finally able to find the best one :) They have the best veggie pho broth which in my opinion is the most important thing when eating pho. I couldn't recommend this place more, I've been a regular customer for more than a year, I walk in and they already know my order, all the staff is very friendly and always super attentive, thank you pho than!!“

“What a great time! I expected a very rude, uncomfortable experience based on the reviews, and it was not that at all. Chef was very kind and polite the entire time - directive, to be sure, but very sincere and never rude. The food was honestly worth two or three times what we paid. The photos do it no justice, they can't begin to capture how tasty everything was. Highly recommend before it's sold!!“

“Hands down best Thai place in town!! Their banana leaf pad Thai shows up in my dreams. Food always has fresh and high quality ingredients, great taste and very reasonable wait times. Happy hour drink prices here are unbeatable - $6 cocktails!!“

“Easy parking and very authentic Sichuan food. Reminds me of my days in Sichuan. They use good ingredients, and portions are good.Things are on the spicier side comparing to most Sichuan restaurants, but you can ask them to make things less spicy if you want.“

“fantastic food, great staff, cozy and inviting environment. I ordered the homemade black bean soup and pickled vegetables with a glass of cabernet from Basel Cellars, perfect way to end my afternoon holding an open house. Never have been disappointed each time I returned here, the food is really delicious! - Sabrina Matson“

“This place is great, I ordered the crab fried rice and phad Thai. The food was beyond my expectations. I highly recommend you coming here, you will not regret it. I will be coming back. The grass wall really blew my mind, the atmosphere was great. As for service, The servers were kind and cooperative, I will rate this 5 stars, and if there was 6, I would rate it 6.“

“This was a fun restaurant. I just stopped in to have desert and a drink.My churro was pretty darn good, but the alcohol drinks we ordered had way too much alcohol in them.My cousin had a coffee mixed drink and there was so much booze in it that it was not enjoyable.I had the house margarita and it also had so much alcohol in it that I didn't even finish it.If you're in your 20's and looking to go somewhere just to get waisted then tried is definitely the place to go, but if like me you're a little older and just wanted to enjoy a drink with your dinner I'm not sure this is the right restaurant for you.“

“I've eaten here a few times, and whenever I'm in the area I make my way here. They have great food, reasonably priced and great service. They have quite a lot of options on the menu, and I haven't been disappointed yet! It's a nice little spot worth visiting; it may even become one of your favorite places too.“

“Walked in and ordered a tofu Bahn Mi to go. The staff was friendly and had lots of tables to serve! My food was prepared fairly quickly and the server offered for me to take chopsticks, napkins, whatever I needed. The Bahn Mi was delicious! Everything from the bread to the tofu to the fillings, I enjoyed it to the last bite.“

“Ordered knee cartilage of bone soup, handmade dumplings, spicy beef soup, and mixed meat plate. Portions are smaller than average so dishes seem more expensive by comparison. However this is about quality over quantity, as everything they make here is top tier. Definitely recommend the dumplings and the ox bone soup.“

“I'm a chef, and I've been to all the Korean-style Chinese restaurants in Seattle. The Jjajangmyeon and Jjamppong at this restaurant are the best. There's no need to go all the way to Korea. Trust me, everyone, and come here and taste traditional Korean Chinese food. It's truly high-end luxury!! Unfortunately, I couldn't give 5 stars for the atmosphere because it was in a food court.“

“This location is way cleaner than the UW location.Like other locations, they don't have much service. They come to you for ordering and you pay up front.There is a lot of seating so a good place for large groups. It is one of the few affordable eats in the area.“

“This is another pho place that is amazing. We had fresh spring roll, medium (large is way way to big) pho with brisket, flank steak, back rib and stir fried beef and veggies.The quality of meat is very good. The pho had plenty of noodles and meat in itThe stir fried beef and veggies, was very delicious too. The beef wasn't dry, actually fried and not boiled, like I've seen in other places.I highly recommend giving this place a try. Very good food.“

“honestly some of the best noodles in the city, in my opinion. big portions for reasonable prices, and the flavors are definitely there. can't recommend the hand pulled noodles enough! plus, the staff are kind, efficient and professional. we got dinner at the beginning of an unusually busy dinner (post-convention crowd), and while the food took a while to come out, it was absolutely worth it. perfect hole-in-the-wall comfort food for a cold, rainy weeknight!“

“This place has great lunch specials and comfort food. The portions are huge and can last you another meal or two. Would suggest ordering takeout since there's not a lot of space inside. There's not a long wait for food. I tried the Singaporean rice noodle last time and wished there was some more flavor to it though.“

“Great to-go pho place. The noodles and broth are placed in separate containers so that the noodles won't get soggy. All the containers are nicely sealed. They'll get your order ready in 5 minutes. The only con is quality control. Most of the time, the broth is flavorful! On the off days, it tastes bland and the noodles taste dusty.“

“Our first time here and we were there for lunch. The person running the place was very nice and friendly. Politely and honestly answered all my question because i am a vegetarian. My partner had kung pao chicken and pork fried rice. I had vegetable deluxe and steamed rice.Food was very, quantity was perfect and i will be back.FYI - all their vegetarian will have chicken broth which was OK with me.Dietary restrictions: All vegetarian dishes have chicken broth.“

“Delicious Thai food! Great selection for comfort food. I'm not a person who can handle spice but apparently the spiciness of the food is very spicy (according to my friends). Price is pretty reasonable as the portion size is very large.“

“Build your own pasta dish. $14.99 not the advertising price of $13.49. Plus you pay extra for a protein ($3.99+) which I also did because I like the Italian sausage.Parking: Far from entry d shard with Red Lobster. Especially far for those who need disability parking. Definitely need to upgrade options .Wheelchair accessibility: Yes, however parking is far and discouraging.“

“DeRon, the bartender did a wonderful job making our drinks. Everything tasted fantastic, the drinks were refreshing and well made.DeRon is very knowledgeable and deeply cared about us as guests.The appetizers tasted wonderful, I love protein starters, and was especially happy with the meatballs. The foccaccia was delicious. We ordered pizza and pasta, amd as a group shared a bit of each.Truly a great place to enjoy good Cocktails, and great friends.“

“Calling all Viet Q, and Vietnamese food lovers. Please get over here and support this restaurant, before they cut down their menu. It's huge, see below, minus about 5 pages. They have most of the street food appetizers I saw in DaNang about 2 months ago. They've already dropped the spicy stir fried duck eggs. Darn.We've had a lot of dishes in our 2 visits.They have all the normal rice and vermicelli dishes, plus pho, plus bun São, plus bun mang vit, They also have 3 types of hot pot, and lots of broiled oyster, clam, mussel, and snail dishes.I almost gave them a four star, because both times one of my 4 oysters were mushy. They have reasonably priced beer, which helped me wash down the mushy oyster, and not have any problems with it.See what I mean, they need lots of people to order lots of things, to sustain this menu.“

“It’s small and calm, great food for the price and portions. I’ve been going here since I was a kid. Great place, best to eat in person.Vegetarian options: The veggie pho is greatDietary restrictions: Good choice for ibs or calorie watch.“

“It's been a while since I've been there because I have fond memories, and it's still delicious. I like it because the soup is thick and suits my taste. It was a good memory for hangovers. The noodles are different in thickness, texture, and taste from the pho noodles I used to eat in Korea. It's thinner, but feels a bit like rice cake. It’s great to be able to choose from a variety of meat combinations!“

“This is my favorite thai place in mill creek! The pad thai is super good. But the beef coconut curry is my absolute favorite. The flavor of the beef and curry is so delicious. I also really enjoy the calamari appetizer and the crab wontons. Great starters to order. The servers are super kind and service is fast when dining in. I have ordered take out here too and it has only ever taken 15-20 min for them to prep the to-go orders. So as soon as I get there its ready to go and I never have to wait! This is definitely another great restaurant for good comfort food. Thai rhapsody also has outside patio seating for when it gets warmer out.“

“Quick review:•Good quality pho•Has freebie cream puff•Affordable price•Good, clean environment•Friendly service; staff lunch break at 3:30pm•Accepts credit card but takes &.50 sub chargeI had been to other Than Brothers locations, but it was the first on this one. The other pho place I patronized a lot in the past has significantly increased the price, thus sadly, not as affordable anymore. After all our goal of searching good food is affordability but not sacrificing the quality.Than Brothers at Wallingford, the other pho place I visited sometimes, has stopped offering the yummy cream puff with their pho last few times I been there. I was surprised to see that they have the cream puff on the menu at the Edmonds restaurant still, and more surprised to see that they gave me one with my pho! Whoa! I like this place.Pho is good, hot, big as usual. I decided to order a medium in here, because I saw the fresh salad rolls on the menu too. The rolls were very decent. No crunchy pieces inside, but fresh and well packed. The price of the food items are reasonable and still affordable.When I came in at 3:10pm I saw a sign outside states “Staff lunch break 3:30pm”, but I don’t think they closed the door during that time. And they do charge a fee of $0.50 for using the credit card.“