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Dining gems of Seattle

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gopunk

Lifer
just for anyone visiting or even living in seattle....

Seattle Art Museum Cafe (salmon chowder)
Jack's Fish Spot (fish and chips)
Ray's Boathouse (fish and chips)
Kidd Valley (Aurora location, burgers)
Tuscano (any pasta...)
Wolfgang Puck's Cafe (anything really... Grandma Puck's linguine is good)

there are tons of restaurants near the uw, but there have been threads about those. i just had the SAM cafe and Jack's fish spot recently, which is what prompted this post. hope this helps anybody looking for good places to eat.
 
I don't live in Seattle but does anyone know where to get the "Tsunami" burger? I saw it on NW afternoon and they showed a place that made a huge ass burger the size of a pizza and you cut it like a pizza (so you get a wedge).

Just curious? One day I'd like to try it 😀

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Eating Factory - Bellevue (sushi buffet style)
Cafe Ori - Bellevue (chinese lunch , cheap, cash only)
Topgun Seafood Restraunt - Chinatown and Factoria (chinese dinner)
Fortune City - Chinatown (chinese dinner)
Ambrosia or Gossip - Both in China town (Milk Tea/Boba)
 
Originally posted by: gopunk
just for anyone visiting or even living in seattle....

Seattle Art Museum Cafe (salmon chowder)
Jack's Fish Spot (fish and chips)
Ray's Boathouse (fish and chips)
Kidd Valley (Aurora location, burgers)
Tuscano (any pasta...)
Wolfgang Puck's Cafe (anything really... Grandma Puck's linguine is good)

there are tons of restaurants near the uw, but there have been threads about those. i just had the SAM cafe and Jack's fish spot recently, which is what prompted this post. hope this helps anybody looking for good places to eat.
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did the Crrabpot on the pier in Seattle tonight.
down next to the aquarium.
been to beni hannas?
lots of "good restraunts" thereabouts.
was limited tonight becaus we had the boys with.
 
Originally posted by: gopunk
Originally posted by: Aquaman
I don't live in Seattle but does anyone know where to get the "Tsunami" burger? I saw it on NW afternoon and they showed a place that made a huge ass burger the size of a pizza and you cut it like a pizza (so you get a wedge).

Just curious? One day I'd like to try it 😀

Cheers,
Aquaman
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i think it's here.... corral drive in, long beach

http://www.funbeach.com/pages/newsletter/newsletter_sum02/
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Oh yeah.............. Thanks Gopunk 😀

Cheers,
Aquaman
 
Todai in redmond... 25 dollars get you all you can eat high quality seafood and etc.
krispy kreme in issaquah for donuts
ABC garden in chinatown seattle for happy hour specials.... 3.99 with drink per dish on the happy hour menu
Topgun for Din Xin lunch
Gossip for Taro Milkshake
Ambrosia for Coffee Jelly vanilla milk tea
Uwajamiya for japanese groceries and food court
McCormicks for Oysters
Bada for atmosphere and an expensive meal that changes each month,,, all the clubbers should know this one
Medusa.... clubbing and food with actual tables
Ilovesushi on lake union
applebees for happy hours
Hooters for wings
Jack in the box for cheap on the go sandwich
Toshio Teriyaki on rainier for seattles best teriyaki
Hana for limited sushi and other japanese meals,,, its on broadway
Broadway bar and grill... get food and get hammered at the same time
dillentante.... cakes and snacks that cost a lot
noble court in bellevue... excellent chinese food
a little bit of saigon for some vietnamese food
red lobster for the yummy biscuits
olive garden for their pasta and soups
anthony's for seafood
ruth steakhouse for steaks
outback steakhouse and black angus for their specialty bread
fort st george for alcohol and unique modern food
mr. bills on aurora for a gigantic burger... have to order one day in advance and if you finish it in 30mins it's free
four seasons korean restaurant on aurora for a unique taste of korea
Stanford's in tukwila for cheap happy hour
Mike's noodle house in chinatown for wontons





places to avoid

sushiland
sheries
 
have you guys tried oasis? it's pretty new, close to uwajimaya

i went to WOW today, on university way and had ice cream there... not bad.
 
Why are people listing nationwide chains as "dining gems of Seattle?" Shouldn't this thread be about eating establishments that are unique to Seattle? Like the Mecca (on Queen Anne, world's best greasy spoon, sister store is the 5-Point on Denny), the Met (ranked among the world's best steakhouses), or 13 Coins (24 hour steakhouse with old-skool leather decor)?

edit: also some great Chinese down in the International District or how about Red Mill Burgers up on Phinney?
 
Last time I checked eating factory is closed?

For dim sum, go to Ming Court in bellevue (near cheesecake factory)
Chinese Dinner, Noble court in Bellevue (in front of Staples)
- recommendation: Stir-Fry milk with seafood, Peking Duck, Stir fry pork with lotus root

There is a sleeper in Chinatown called Ga Ga Loc.
4.95 a dish, very small but you can order 10 of them for cheap.
For some reason no body goes to that restaurant though, I think it's one of the best in Chinatown.
 
Originally posted by: Vic
Why are people listing nationwide chains as "dining gems of Seattle?" Shouldn't this thread be about eating establishments that are unique to Seattle? Like the Mecca (on Queen Anne, world's best greasy spoon, sister store is the 5-Point on Denny), the Met (ranked among the world's best steakhouses), or 13 Coins (24 hour steakhouse with old-skool leather decor)?

edit: also some great Chinese down in the International District or how about Red Mill Burgers up on Phinney?
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13 Coins didnt impress me much. I liken it to a glorified Denny's.
 
Originally posted by: UncleWai
Last time I checked eating factory is closed?

For dim sum, go to Ming Court in bellevue (near cheesecake factory)
Chinese Dinner, Noble court in Bellevue (in front of Staples)
- recommendation: Stir-Fry milk with seafood, Peking Duck, Stir fry pork with lotus root

There is a sleeper in Chinatown called Ga Ga Loc.
4.95 a dish, very small but you can order 10 of them for cheap.
For some reason no body goes to that restaurant though, I think it's one of the best in Chinatown.
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ah i used to go there... it's alright. i think they're a little heavy on the msg tho. i dunno, i don't really like very many chinese restaurants (nothing beats home cooking).

red mill burgers is pretty good, i prefer kidd valley tho.
 
Originally posted by: Zugzwang152
13 Coins didnt impress me much. I liken it to a glorified Denny's.
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Not gonna disagree with that, was just throwing up some unique places in Seattle.

edit: what about Beth's in Greenlake, home of the 12-egg omelette? 😛
 
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