Happy hour is my go-to unwind spot. Love the local ciders on tap. Their chop salad hits just right&mdash;crisp greens, a little salty from the bacon, that tangy dressing. It&rsquo;s the one thing I always order.

The coffee panna cotta was the best part. Really strong coffee flavor. The cocoa rice crispies added a nice crunch. The mezcal chocolate sauce was interesting, maybe a bit strong for some. Solid dessert.

The vibe here is perfect for catching up with friends. They have some unique Thai dishes you won&#39;t find elsewhere in Seattle.

Demi was a great server. She knew the menu well and gave solid suggestions. Made ordering quick and easy, which I appreciate on a business lunch.

I was surprised to see Korean items on the menu! Ordered the pork belly with kimchi. The pork was nicely grilled, and the kimchi had a good tang. The tteokbokki was solid too, chewy and spicy. A nice change from just sushi.

The servers know the menu inside out. They steered me to a dish I wouldn&#39;t have ordered myself, and it was spot on.

The bento box is a solid choice. Tried it for a quiet lunch. The grilled fish was cooked just right, and the tempura was light and crisp. A nice way to sample a bit of everything they do well.

The back area is way more spacious than you&#39;d think from the front! It&rsquo;s got a nice, classic feel. My steamed egg custard buns arrived super hot, which was just right for them.

Sushi&#39;s always fresh here, rolls are tight and neat. I like watching the chefs work in the open kitchen. The whole place just feels clean and organized, which I notice. A solid spot for reliable fish.

The Lad Nah with beef was really good. But honestly, I just love how clean and bright this place is. The tables are spaced out nicely, and everything feels fresh. It&rsquo;s just a comfortable spot to eat.

The sampler platter is the move. You get a little of everything - arepas, teque&ntilde;os, yuca fries. Perfect for trying things out.

Nice patio. It&#39;s covered, so you can sit out there even when it&#39;s a bit chilly. Had lunch there last week and it was comfortable. Good spot for some fresh air with your meal.

The teriyaki chicken here is spot on. Grilled just right, not dry at all, and that sweet glaze is exactly how I remember it from the old spots back in Seattle. The sticky rice is a must with it. Takes me right back.

The steak salad was huge, and they cooked the steak exactly how I asked. I&#39;d probably tell them to go easy on the salt next time, but it was a solid lunch.

I noticed they partner with local schools for reading programs, which is nice. The food itself is fresh and simple, with good veggie options. A solid spot that also cares about the neighborhood.

The server was so patient with us! We couldn&#39;t decide on a dish and she gave a really helpful recommendation. Just a nice, friendly vibe from the whole team.

The chocolate dumplings were a lovely finish. The seats were comfortable, which made the dessert even more relaxing.

The chocolate chip pancakes with strawberries were exactly what I was craving. For the price, the portion was huge&mdash;I couldn&#39;t even finish it. Solid value.

Great wine list, and the pork pairs beautifully with a bold red.

The fish was definitely fresh. I went with the rice bowl and added extra avocado. It&#39;s a good spot when you want a quick, decent lunch you can build yourself. Nothing fancy, but it hits the spot.

The taro duck was a standout. Real tender meat, and the taro had this great texture. Pork buns were solid too. Good to see these authentic choices on the menu.

The fried garlic basil chicken is my go-to here. It&rsquo;s crispy, full of flavor, and just hits the spot every time. The owners are super nice, which adds to the cozy neighborhood vibe. A solid comfort food pick.

Came with a group of 6 and the all-you-can-eat setup was perfect. The variety on the menu is solid, and I was impressed with the quality of the ingredients, especially the seafood. Everything felt fresh. A bit on the pricier side for AYCE, but you get what you pay for.

I&#39;m not vegan but wanted something lighter. Their veggie broth was actually really flavorful, not just bland hot water. The gluten-free noodles had a nice chew to them too. Appreciate the effort they put into these options.

Found their smoked salmon fried rice. Portion was huge, I couldn&#39;t finish it all. Flavor was spot on. For the price, it&#39;s a solid deal.

Staff really knew their stuff. Answered all our questions and handled our dietary needs without any fuss.

Got the chicken satay and avocado curry for takeout. Ready in under 15 minutes, which is perfect for a quick lunch. The curry was really good, nice and creamy. Just what I needed.

The Thai One On pizza was so good, the veggies tasted really fresh. I liked the Buffalo Soldier too, the chicken was juicy. The place itself is just nice to sit in, not too loud or crowded.

The adobo was the real deal. Tender pork, that perfect balance of soy and vinegar, not too sweet. Just a deep, savory flavor that sticks with you. Had it with a mountain of rice, exactly how it should be.

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