Seattle Restaurant Recommendations • Food Guide

🍵 La Fete Patisserie – Their matcha croissant is incredibly delicious! Not too sweet or heavy, with a rich, molten matcha filling that bursts in your mouth. The only downside is the price—$14.50 each is a bit steep. 🍲 JangAn Sullungtang – Recommended by a Korean friend, and it did not disappoint! As a lover of seolleongtang (ox bone soup), I found this place authentic—every diner there was speaking Korean. Affordable and highly recommended! 🍍 Kin Len Thai Night Bites – A super popular spot offering affordable Northeastern Thai cuisine. My favorite is the grilled beef tongue—so flavorful when eaten hot. Portions are generous, so no need to overorder. 🍣 FOB Poke & Sushi Bar – A sushi spot where you pay by weight (if I remember correctly, it’s $14.99 per pound). Great value! My plate cost exactly $21. Bellevue office workers are lucky to have such a great lunch option XDD. 🍞 Petit Pierre Bakery – Rumored to be one of Seattle’s top three bakeries. I tried three items, and the Pistachio Pain au Chocolat was my favorite—paired with black coffee, it made my morning perfect. 🐈 Maneki Restaurant – True to its name, the place is filled with Maneki-neko (lucky cats). The owner, a sweet elderly lady, is very friendly—if you speak Japanese, feel free to chat with her! My favorites are the grilled black cod collar and the unagi rice (the eel rice seems to be prepared using the seiro-mushi method, giving the rice a moist texture). 🦑 Isarn Thai Soul Kitchen – Thanks for taking me here! This seems to be the sister restaurant of Kin Len Thai? Both specialize in Isaan-style Northeastern Thai cuisine—different dishes, equally delicious! #WeekendPlans #RestaurantSharing #FoodDiary #RestaurantRecommendations #Seattle #SeattleFood #SeattleLife#FoodGuide