Gõ Seattle Grab & Go — Restaurant in White Center

Had family that catered from here. Fried rice, fried calamari, chicken wings, and chow mein. Also had vietnamese crystal dumplings wrapped in banna leaf - not sure if that was from here too. Most of the food was just so-so for me, but the others at the event though it wasn't so great.

If you go to the actual store-front, they do single serve to-go portion and I found their offerings to be actually quite good. I've tried their rice vermicelli with grilled pork, broken rice with grilled pork, pork offal congee, and Vietnamese sandwich (banh mi thit).

The sandwich isn't really worth the price since it's understuffed and over priced - if you really want a viet sandwich, go to HK grocery store in Burien. Twice as big, for half the price. Also, on a tangent note, it's "Bánh Mì Thịt" not just "Bánh Mì." It's almost literally the difference between saying sandwich and bread - you gots to have that "Thịt" there...

The broken rice and vermicelli were average, but that offal congee? It was so good, I would consider it the definitive entrée here. Other congee places tend to emphasize the rice/gruel and cut back on toppings/meat as a cost saving measure but not here. Every scoop I took out had meat and it was great! If you can't eat pork, and/or organ meats gross you out - then it'll be your loss...

Gave 0 on atmosphere, would choose N/A if possible since this is a takeout only type of...

We catered from Go Seattle for our wedding a year ago and would highly recommend it. It was much more affordable than any options out there, food was so delicious with wide appeal and service was top notch.

Dao did such a great job helping us plan out our menu. They were super accommodating with providing vegetarian options and a special menu for kids. Food was beautifully displayed, including dessert and drinks which we bought separately. They also accommodated a last minute request to bring hot water dispensers due to the cold weather. The whole team were extremely helpful with set up, serving guests, and cleaned up nicely as well. I couldn't have...

My family purchased bò bía today and left it on the counter for me to consume for lunch. Upon taking a bite, I discovered it was spoiled. I contacted the establishment and explained the situation. They instructed me to bring it in, but the worker alleged that the spoilage was due to my failure to refrigerate it. She took possession of the item and did not even apologize. She denied any responsibility, refusing a refund or exchange. This establishment has a reputation for selling rotten and spoiled food, posing a risk of food poisoning...