Oak Tree Village — Local services in Seattle

The AMC and Asian Market is really the main establishment keeping this village going. The seats at the AMC are reclining which isn't offered at a lot of its theaters, but this theater has limited movies playing. The Asian Market has really good, fresh food. The roasted duck and Boba tea is my favorite thing to get here. In August there was a event called Party on the Parking Lot where the first 30 people got a gift bag including a $5 coffee gift card to the coffee place here, had an inflatable obstacle course, bouncy house and an old fashion popcorn car and prize which were totally free on Saturday. The day before it was a date night at thr coffee house with giant connect 4, jenga and the bean bag toss game followed by a sub par singer to open. Saturday those games were still there to be played with some more and all of it was free. The main reason they had it was to help local merchants set up booths and either sell food or products. There next event is going to be October 1st and it's very likely there will be a costume contest. Followed by one in December here and there will likely be a stand to make Christmas...

This complex is kind of sad. I don't know what happened to the Asian market but it's now unsanitary. It used to be a really cool place to explore and they had a wide variety of international foods. COVID seems to have hit the complex pretty hard. It does have a UPS and the only IHOP in the area if you have kids who like funny face pancakes (which most kids do). Not clear if the movie...

Seems to be past its prime. HT Market was a big Asian grocery store, now gone. There used to be a busy Starbucks, now a different coffee shop. The cinema there has the most comfortable seats ever! IHOP is still going strong. It's certainly not the best value for your breakfast dollar, but the food is good. There are a couple of Asian restaurants, but we haven't visited...