A place we stumbled upon, completely unplanned that somehow took me straight back to Morocco…
It was Free Comic Book Day, and we were hopping between two popular comic bookstores in Seattle to grab our free copies. One of them is actually one of the oldest comic bookstores in the world (Golden Age Collectibles), while the other (Arcane Comics) is newer but has a massive collection of comics and manga.
Seattle is one of the best places to experience Pacific Northwest (PNW) cuisine. In this food guide, I’ll share everything you should try on your trip to Seattle, from iconic PNW dishes to restaurants that locals love.
Visiting Pike Place Market is synonymous with visiting Seattle, it’s that popular! And it’s not just tourists; locals also find themselves wandering around every now and then in one of America’s oldest continuously operating public markets.
After two years of persistently trying to find a table at Belltown’s Tilikum Place Cafe, on a slow Christmas evening, we finally managed to snag a table for two. Christmas miracle is what I’d call this, as this place is just one minute away from our apartment, yet it took us two years to try their famous Dutch Babies.
Indian cuisine is incredibly diverse. Each region offers unique flavors and dishes. For example, Panch fodon and posto dominate the flavors of the eastern states like Bengal and Odisha, while Konkan cuisine is a mix of spicy and coconut-ty flavors. Yet, only the popular like Tikka Masala and Dosa make it to the global audience.
Food lovers! Get ready to tantalize your taste buds. Seattle’s University District is a gastronomic playground offering diverse food at affordable prices. From hidden gems dishing out lip-smacking Asian and Mediterranean flavors to fancy Bubble Tea spots, there’s something for every craving. So why settle for mediocre meals when you can sink your teeth into the delectable food scene at U-District?
What’s the deal with Seattleites and Thai cuisine? You can find over 150 restaurants offering authentic and affordable Thai food around the city! When I first arrived in Seattle, I was curious to know why Thai food was so popular here. So, I did some digging on the internet and found this super interesting article, and everything started making sense.
As a true dessert enthusiast, I understand the importance of ending a meal on a sweet note. A meal without dessert is like a day without sunshine, simply incomplete. If you’re a lover of all things sweet like me, you know the feeling of seeking out the bakeries & dessert shops. I have had the pleasure of exploring many spots, from the famous Voodoo Donut in Portland to the traditional Khajja in Odisha, and I am excited to share with you my curated list of the top 5 must-visit dessert shops in Seattle. From classic bakeries to trendy, innovative spots, these places offer a diverse range of sugary treats for every palate. So grab your fork and join me on a sweet journey through Seattle’s dessert scene.
Abhishek and I are passionate about Asian cuisine, and in 2022, we had the opportunity to try over 50 different Asian restaurants in Seattle. While some were just okay, many of them were truly outstanding. We loved exploring the diverse range of flavors and dishes that Asian cuisine offers, from discovering new favorites like Filipino specialties to indulging in our go-to Pho and Ramen bowls.
Street food is a beloved and integral part of Thai culture. In Thailand, street food vendors are on almost every corner, selling a variety of dishes that reflect the country’s diverse culinary influences. One of the most popular types of street food in Thailand is the humble food cart-style snacks found on almost every street and alleyway. The food is often cooked to order, and the vendors are known for their lightning-fast speed and precision.
