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At Maneki, Seattle's oldest Japanese restaurant since 1904, indulge in a cozy dining experience featuring authentic sushi, comforting classics, and serene tatami rooms.

Pike Place Chowder serves the best chowder in Seattle, featuring a variety of creamy clam, salmon, and crab soups all served in warm sourdough bread bowls.

Nestled on the border of downtown and Pioneer Square, Bad Bishop serves up inventive cocktails and hearty bar fare in a cozy, stylish atmosphere.

Storefront choice with ethnic decor accents serving Middle Eastern specialties till the wee hours.

Eden Hill, a cozy Queen Anne gem, serves inventive New American dishes in an intimate setting, perfect for both families and foodies alike.

Buddha Bruddah is a chill, counter-serve spot on Rainier Ave where you can dig into huge portions of savory Hawaiian and Thai dishes alongside tasty desserts like creamy coconut cream pie.

Spice Waala is a cozy spot serving up irresistible Indian street food gems like Kathi rolls and chaat, perfect for takeout in Seattle.

At Oh's Sandwiches in West Seattle, this cozy woman-owned gem serves up hefty, classic Vietnamese banh mi and bubble tea, with a fan-favorite grilled pork option that keeps the locals coming back for more.

Itsumono is a lively Japanese gastropub in Seattle's International District, dishing out creative fusion bites like tikka tonkatsu and loco moco scotch eggs in a relaxed, quirky atmosphere.

Spice Waala brings the vibrant flavors of Indian street food to Seattle, serving up irresistible kathi rolls and quick bites with a side of community spirit.