Seattle Restaurant Guide

1️⃣ Sushi % AYCE｜$23.95 ✨Located in Chinatown, this all-you-can-eat sushi spot offers weekday lunches for just $23.95 (slightly higher on weekends/dinners at $31.95). The price includes unlimited nigiri, making it a great value. In addition to sushi, they also serve udon noodles, fried chicken, takoyaki, and other snacks. ⚠️ Tips: The salmon belly can be a bit fishy—opt for regular salmon instead. Pressed sushi (oshizushi) tends to have more rice, so ordering nigiri is more worthwhile. 📍 Address: 660 S King St, Seattle, WA 2️⃣ Qiao Lin Hot Pot｜$25.95 Weekday lunches offer a wide variety of dishes with generous portions, ensuring a satisfying hot pot experience. ✨They recently introduced a self-service ice jelly station, where you can customize your bowl with brown sugar ice jelly, watermelon, crushed peanuts, osmanthus, and more. It’s a refreshing way to end your meal. 📍 Address: 1510 7th Ave, Seattle, WA 3️⃣ Sumo Sushi & Grill AYCE｜$21.95 ✨Sumo’s lunch menu is relatively limited, so if you’re craving sashimi or nigiri, it’s better to visit during dinner or weekends. However, for $21.95, you can enjoy unlimited salmon chirashi bowls and sukiyaki hot pot—a comforting treat for Seattle’s rainy days. 📍 Address: 5000 University Way NE Ste G, Seattle, WA 4️⃣ Chuan Yue｜Affordable Dim Sum in North Seattle ✨A relatively new dim sum restaurant with budget-friendly prices, which explains the long queues on weekends. We ordered shrimp and chive dumplings, 🩷"Purple Drunk Gold" (a signature dish), steamed spare ribs and chicken feet rice (the chicken feet were tender but the ribs were a bit tough), and date cakes. The total, including tax, was only $40.24 for two people. 📍 Address: 15323 Westminster Way N, Shoreline, WA #SeattleFood #SeattleRestaurants #AYCESeattle #HotPot #DimSum #Sushi #FoodGuide #SeattleEats