Woo Bar & Kitchen

We recently visited Woo Bar in Seattle with a group of 11, and the experience was fantastic from start to finish! For appetizers, we tried the oxtail hummus dip and the Yukon Gold bars—both were absolutely delicious. The Yukon Gold bars stood out with their perfect crunch on the outside and soft, tender inside. The pork floss topping was such a clever and unique touch that really elevated the dish. For my main, I ordered the laksa seafood pasta and requested it to be less spicy. The portion was generous, packed with fresh seafood, and incredibly flavorful—definitely one of the highlights of the meal. Others in our group ordered dishes like the sea bass, garlic noodles, and Asian chicken salad, and every dish was superb. The drinks were also a big hit, with everyone raving about the creative and tasty cocktails. Overall, Woo Bar exceeded our expectations. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the flavors were so unique. Family-friendly, easy to find parking. We can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu! If I could, I’d give this place 10 stars!

First time visiting Woo Bar & Kitchen and it was phenomenal! I ordered the Garlic Noodles & added some ground pork, the noodles were soft and flavorful, 10/10. I tried the Woo Mule (I love spicy cocktails and this didn’t disappoint) as well as the Philippines Sliders. The sliders let me down, wasn’t a fan of the pork tocino on those, otherwise would’ve been decent sliders. Very cutesy & demure as far as the decor and ambiance of the establishment. Charlie was my server and he was a delight! We pointed out a stain on the table and he apologized and quickly cleaned it up. Would definitely come back!

Came here for a Sunday brunch with some friends who live nearby and I loved the food. Start with the Vietnamese coffee, it was delicious. Anything with Longanisa looked and tasted great, the congee was very flavorful. Be sure to ask the chef for a sauce to go with your dish, she was so helpful when recommending one for the silog and it was so good! Don’t miss this spot!

Amazing service. Reasonable prices. We tried the whole brunch menu and nothing to complain about 😘 definitely coming back. Comfort food for southeast Asian Banana pancakes is the must try

The ambience was lovely, and the service was great. We went for Sunday brunch and ordered the tartine, Silog, and lychee French toast. Overall, the food was good, but I couldn’t really taste the sweet cream egg custard in the French toast—it tasted more like whipped cream. They don’t add too much of it, but you can always ask for more on the side, and they’re happy to provide it. However, loved that they had loads of lychees in the dish (one of my favourite fruits).

It was fine. Nothing to go out of your way for. Maybe a decent choice before a Kraken game. To charge $7 for shrimp on the garlic noodles almost seems like a crime. At that price, I feel compelled to bring my own shrimp. Food and menu have been modified to appeal more to people who are picky about Asian food, to be brutally honest.

Came from out of town to try local eats and I was not disappointed!! This place I hear has been open not too long and is fairly new. We went walking by and found this little gem. It’s Valentine’s Day and we decided to eat in. This place had a menu course that’ll blow your mind. Vivian our server did an exceptional job!! Can’t wait to come back when I’m in Seattle. Recommend anyone nearby give this lovely place a try it’ll not disappoint!!!! Thank you for the service Woo kitchen

I much would rather go to Ludis in downtown Seattle than here. The food here wasn’t as flavorful as I would like. For example, the pancakes were more dry and didn’t have enough sauce. Overall cute spot

Woo burger is very good and has very juicy meat buy it has a weird taste atleast imo but overall is delicious

I've been in a few times and the food is always perfect! The vibes are relaxed and the staff is very friendly. Our server Grace with the red hair was so helpful and she's always kept our experience . You go gurl!

First time here and I'm really impressed. The decor is modern and bright, with nice tropical looking hanging lights and lots of greenery- it's an inviting space. We got four dishes to split and they were all fantastic. The Ube pancakes had the perfect texture and the sweetness of the ube was sooo good. Just get them, you won't regret it. The scrambled egg omelet was perfectly done- I'd definitely order it again. My son liked his oxtail benedict. First time trying silog- the garlic fried rice was outstanding and the sausage was tasty. Our server Charlie was very nice and helpful. Linda, one of the co-owners came by and said hello. Great staff and friendly vibe. I want to go back to try dinner. The owner said it gets really busy when there are events at climate pledge so I'll make a note not to go on those days. Definitely recommend!

New spot by Climate Pledge Arena. Needed a post run brunch spot after the Hot Chocolate run and this little gem popped up! It is fairly new (opened since 11/2024) and it wasn't crazy busy. It has a nice, clean ambiance and the staff were so nice. Food was great! No pictures as they were devoured pretty quickly. I had the silog (Filipino breakfast with garlic rice, eggs and tocino) and my friends had the omelette and oxtail Benedict. They were delish! We ordered bottomless mimosas and was craving something sweet so had the Ube pancake which hit the spot! Overall would recommend and I look forward to hanging out here more before concerts.

Cute vibes and great food! Ordered the Ube pancakes, and they were flavorful and fun without being overly sweet (don't let the photos deter you!) Loved the Asian fusion menu selection, and the Vietnamese coffee was delicious and authentic. Would definitely recommend! The interior is good for big groups and they take RSVPs online making things easy.

We came here on a Saturday night during a concert for John legend and the place was packed! Even with the restaurant being full, the service wasn't compromised. Now for the food, my favorite was the salmon and the lumpia rolls! Definitely have to come back here to try more. If you are in the area stop by for this nice Asian fusion spacious restaurant and bar!

The Vibe: What a, beautiful dining experience. Very earls vibe, but without the earls menu and a bit more intimate. Ive visited on more than one occiasion and the decore has forsure stood out the most. They really paid attention to the details when decorating and I love it. I especially like how the space flows. The dinning spaces wrap around the main bar with rails and other spacial dividers that separate the different dining spaces while still allowing it to feel large and open. I even got to watch a few sports games. Big win. My food was delicious, but my partner couldn't eat her food. I ordered the yuzu salmon and she ordered the burger. I'll be honest, both of our orders were over cooked, but I think it worked out well for my salmon. Yuzu Salmon: The salmon was tasty, but idk if it had any yuzu flavor. More of a sweet flavor like creme corn. Also the salmon was not attractive to eat. Yes everything was position on the plate nicely, but the salmon covered in the sweet cream corn sauce and toped with cooked and wilted spinach. Meh, I try each thing to saver then after a few bites just mash it all up and chow down. Small Dishes: I've also had a few of their small dishes such as the signature wings and some fried shrimp and potatoe cakes (Bahn tom shrimp fritters). Both pretty darn good. The wings had better flavor, but the shrimp fritter was fun to eat. Be ready for the small peices of lettuce thats supposed to wrap them, too small to wrap. Either way I felt like I got my money worth and enjoyed each dish I tried. Quirks: My service has always been odd. The servers I've had feel like they are new to the industry, but are trying their best to be 5 star robo servers, but are just too darn human and scattered. Also, on my last visit, every glas at ny table had lip prints on the glasses. Which yes I found every odd, because who just puts their lips on everything and just leaves before anyone notices and replaces them. So I asked about it and they let me know it's consistent residue from their dish washer and they try to wipe it off before the bring then out to the customer. Besides that, this place is impressively clean. Don't let me false dirty glass scare ruin anything for you. Conclusion: I do recommend eating here. Especially since it's always empty. Ive had zero problems getting a spot on a Friday or Saturday night. Never been more than 2 or 3 other parties inside and they have so much room inside. I will admit, half the menu does seem a bit more pricey than it should be, but the other half aint too bad. Extended comments: Based on the look of this place I'd expect the food to be more expensive and the service to be a bit more sharp, but maybe that's the trade off. I've been to a lot of restraunts in the area and as far as Asian food goes, lets just say, they have some serious competition. I hope they find their sweet spot.

I braved a Seattle snow day to grab brunch here with friends. We found it to be kid-friendly and accommodating for their two-year-old. I enjoyed my Silog with Longanisa Pork Sausage and my friend liked hers with the tocino. The lychee French toast was delicious, as were the ube pancakes! This spot is worth a visit if you're in the area!

I'm officially wooed by Woo Bar!! This place came up on an IG reel and I've had it bookmarked to try out. I was in the area and popped in solo to check it out. I got the Garlic Noodles and added tocino. It was absolutely divine!! Garlicky, savory, a little sweet from the tocino, and a poached egg for extra creaminess. Omg, it was just so so good. I will be bringing my hubby back to try some more of their amazing looking menu!! Also tried the Woo Mule which had a light spicy kick. Paired perfectly with my meal. Service was friendly and prompt. Large space with a nice vibe. Would be a great place to go with friends. I think this place is a must try!

Located a couple blocks from Climate Pledge Arena, Woo Bar is open for weekend brunch! Woo Bar had recently opened this September and feels like a hidden gem. The interior was contemporary yet cozy and great for a group of friends wanting to enjoy a lazy Sunday with good food. Even though the menu seemed a bit on the small side, there was something for everybody. I ordered the Lychee French Toast and I got to taste the Oxtail Benedict. There was an order of Silog and Ube Banana Macadamia nut pancakes too that looked delicious. The Lychee French Toast is a great dish to share if you're feeling something sweetie breakfast. The lychee was from a can, but the fresh blueberries and strawberries were sweet surprisingly in December. I think the jackfruit crystals really elevated the dish. The oxtail meat for the Benedict was tender and flavourful. I'd be so happy if they made a sandwich with it. Overall a great experience. We were well taken care of and didn't fee rushed to leave. I'm curious what their lunch and dinner menu would be. I'd probably go back and check it out again if I'm in the area.

The drinks were pretty tasty. They have the usual options with some interesting twists (ie spicy mule). The food was good but we were a bit confused with the tofu appetizer we ordered. It seemed to have more eggplant than tofu, which I didn't realize would be part of the dish. The entrees were had were very tasty. The service was pretty good given we were at the bar too as they were supposedly fully booked up when we came in. The ambiance was more chic bar than restaurant but it gets very busy most nights, so definitely do a reservation if you don't want bar seating.

Checked out Woo Bar this past weekend for brunch, and it absolutely did not disappoint. This place is still relatively new, having opened just last month, and it's still something of a hidden gem--getting a reservation was surprisingly easy, and it wasn't too busy when we arrived. It almost felt like we'd discovered a secret brunch paradise. Woo Bar appears to be a fusion Filipino-Vietnamese spot, in a fresh, modern setting. The ambiance is stylish and comfortable, making it a perfect place to kick back and enjoy some really creative food. We ordered the Ube Banana Mac Nut Pancakes, the Silog, and the Crab Benedict, and each dish was packed with tastiness. I have to say, the pancakes were the star of the show--so flavorful, not too sweet but like a fun dessert. The service was spot-on, attentive without hovering, which just added to the relaxed feel of the place. I'm already planning my next visit to check out their happy hour and dinner. If it's anything like brunch, Woo Bar might just become my new favorite spot in my neighborhood!

4.8/5 We had tried this place for the first time a WEEK ago for brunch. I walked into a surprise birthday here for dinner. Ambiance - nothing more to say, really Instagramable. They have a ton of space and were able to accommodate our party of 12. Service - really appreciate our server. It was just him dealing with 12 of us and a ton of drinks and he knocked it out. The chefs were also amazing and brought us out some apps to sample which we all loved. Food - first time having their dinner. The oxtail hummus. If you don't order this every time you come, you are making the wrong life decisions. Sooo good. I ordered the Shrimp fried rice which I was surprised to see had a decent amount of shrimp on it. The menu only lists that it has shrimp PASTE. It was a LITTLE lacking in flavor but I still enjoyed it. The wings were also really good. Garlic noodles were delicious, I prefer a thicker or chewier noodle but the flavor was really nice. Also have yourself one of their lychee cocktails to wash it all down.

I think the food could be improved. The gold potato bar is delicious. But i had the chicken and rice. Rice was very dry. Chicken was dry and flavorless... the drinks are fine. The service is nice. My friend ordered the salad and it was just like a bag of arugula thrown on the plate... not very appealing..

I stopped by after seeing a TikTok and the menu looked really good. I stopped by with friends for the Filipino inspired brunch. There's a lot of space and it looks nice and new. Unfortunately the knife on our table was still dirty but everything else was fine. Service was good and that server who took the order had good memory - she didn't write anything down but it resulted in a couple mismatches with orders. Steak and spice eggs: I couldn't taste any of the soy marinade but the sinigang chimichurri was good. Unfortunately the garlic rice was super old as it was too hard and dry. Lychee French toast: the French toast itself has a hint of lychee and eating it with the fruit was good. Not mind blowingly good but good. Ube Mac pancake: the star of the menu. The sauce was delicious and the pancakes had a good ube flavor. I will note the portion is kind of small with just 3 pancakes. Overall not a bad spot for a soft opening but not sure if I'll come back. I will note the spam silog was disappointing as I expected more than just 2 pieces of skinny spam for the price.

Full disclosure that I don't tend to be a fan of Asian Fusian, but I will give any place a try. We were looking for a dinner place near Seattle Center, when I spotted Woo Bar & Kitchen. The menu still said soft opening then (Sep 28). It was a limited menu, but enough caught our attention that we decided to stay. The place is super new and clean, a fancy sports bar with yippee, kitschy are-you-rich-enough vibe. (Bellevue much?) The hostess took us to our readily available table. A server was over to chat about menu soon after. Service was quick and attentive, addressing a question I raised later. (See below) Location is in Queen Anne - street parking only. The Food: Kraken Calamansi Ceviche, $18 - 2 Stars Menu: Octopus, shrimp, pico de gallo, cucumber, sinigang rice paper We liked the calamansi flavor. There were many more pieces of octopus than shrimp; we were staring at the bowl wondering where-is-it. The rice paper doesn't hold up well enough, especially after biting. This was a messy dish to eat; we opted to eat the ceviche separate from the rice paper. The concept of "sinigang" rice paper is odd. Sinigang is a Filipino sour and savory soup. The rice paper doesn't look like anything was done to it except fried. We will not order this dish again. Grilled Steak and Watercress, $38 - 4 Stars Menu: 8oz sliced ribeye, watercress, tomato vinaigrette, fried shallots, sambal soy, chimichurri This was the best dish we ordered. The ribeye was cooked a bit above medium rare (we asked for medium rare, but it was still ok). The cut is thinner, not as thin as carne asada flank steak. It's a good keto meal of meat and veggies. The chimichurri added flavor to the steak; the steak itself is minimally seasoned. The watercress salad is good. Yuzu Salmon, $28 - 3 Stars Menu: Miso mashed potatoes, sweet onion cream, spinach, crispy shallots I have a semi-rule that, if there is a significant protein, the protein should be the feature of the dish. At the very least, I should be able to see it. In the photo, you'll see the salmon is covered and flooded. I can't help but think - what are they hiding? Upon eating the salmon, it revealed itself to be a very paled color salmon without much taste. I waved for the server and asked if she knew what kind of salmon it is. She didn't and went to ask the kitchen. The reply was Alaskan wild sockeye salmon. My expressionless look probably gave her a hint that I either didn't believe her or I am dissatisfied with the salmon. (I was both.) In any case, she offered to swap for a different dish or something else. I don't believe in wasting food, so I just said I'll keep it. She later returned and offered a 20% discount on the dish. That was nice of her. If the salmon was better quality, this is a 4 Stars dish. As is, 2.5 stars. At 20% off, I upped it to 3.

Happy to discover an exciting new place in our neighborhood! The interior is bright and comfortable, with not too much intrusion by screens. Service was great from start to finish. For lunch we shared Banh Tom, sweet potato and shrimp fritters, really good. Also Tamarind Glaze Signature Wings, crispy and yummy. Philippines Sliders were also tasty, with pork tocino. So many other things to try-we'll be back!

Checked out this new spot before catching a concert at Climate Pledge, conveniently located with friendly staff and ownership.

Super cute and aesthetic new spot near Seattle Center. The place offers Filipino and Vietnamese fusion. Came for brunch and loved everything. The owner even came to speak to us and he was super friendly and thanked us for supporting the place. The interior is pretty large and has cute decor. The food was cooked perfectly and I definitely plan to come again

Great brunch menu available. Spacious restaurant for small or large parties. Great for game days, date night or place for a nice meal.

This place was new and we had to check it out! The space is nice and food and drinks were great! We had happy hour: some really good beers, wings, sliders and ceviche! The service was great and we definitely need to come back here!

The crab Benedict was fantastic, the eggs were poached perfectly! The Ube Espresso Martini was very very good as well. Shout out to Rory J for making my wife feel special on her birthday as well. You are too kind

Bumping my previous rating up to four stars because I received a kind and genuinely apologetic message (unsolicited) from the business: It was an unusually and particularly busy night due to the CPA event, the person filming guests was not an employee, and they are actively improving communication and booking transparency. I can tell that they really care about the customer experience, and I will definitely be back for the delicious wings.

We stepped in and it was pretty empty but took a while to get seated and waited on. We almost left, but I was starving and wanted a good steak. And to my disappointment- everything was sweet and not savory like I imagined. Tell me why everything was sweet though. I wanted a good savory steak. But the salad and steak were sweet. The sliders were sweet. The fried mashed fried potato had a hint of sweetness too. The best dish was the mashed fried potatoes though. The menu is very pricey too.

Got to try their brunch soft opening menu and it was good! They have a limited menu at the moment but the lychee french toast was pretty good along w their oxtail benedicts. The service was amazing and i really really appreciated how flexible they were in substituting one of the benefits into a vegetarian option with mushrooms. I think their potatoes were mid and had a ton of room for improvement. Overall im excited to see a asian inspired brunch spot in town and look forward to the menu expanding.

Great new Asian fusion spot! Really loved the unique offering of cocktails, especially the ube kahlua coconut drink, crisp pink grapefruit drink, and spicy mule. The garlic noodles were surprisingly addictive, and the kale caesar salad was a classic (even though lettuce may have been better and needed more dressing). The sauce that came with the calamari was great as well. The one funny thing was there were a bunch of flies being zapped at the bar, but other than that, great overall experience.

Food and Vibe was on point! Music was great, food was phenomenal and service was friendly and attentive. We came in on a Sunday with only one server but instead of ignoring us, he spoke to us immediately and explained the situation. Which coming from a former server, this small act when you aren't expecting does not go unnoticed. Food was amazing! The unique take of traditional Filipino elements on brunch was creative yet remained true to its roots. Highly recommend!

Located right around the corner from the Climate Pledge, came here late night after a concert. The interior is beautiful, very boho chic, with lots of greenery. We were offered their late night menu (limited) but their full menu looks like an incredibly interesting fusion of flavors. Our party shared the wings - ordered these plain with the sauces on the side (tamarind glaze/butter garlic/BBQ/buffalo/mango habanero.) The oxtail hummus was packed with flavor. They have an ube espresso martini that I should have tried, but the bar was already closing down. Even with it being closing time, service was exceptional. On the weekends it looks like the offer bottomless mimosas! Can't wait to come back and try their creative brunch/dinner menu.

Woo bar is a great place to hit up on your way to the game at climate pledge arena. There are tons of seats and it is right across the street for super easy passage from dinner to the game. Additionally, they have a ton of big screens tuned in so you can see every detail of the sports. There are tons of sports fans in there so you're going to have people to talk to about sport. Don't worry about it and the bar is well laid out to encourage interaction. I got a mixed drink and a chicken sandwich with the salad option. I'm a local in the neighborhood so I was here to try this place for the first time and like most of the restaurants right next to the Seattle center it carry's a high price than you might expect in a quieter part of the city. I was wondering if this place was going to be a "culinary experience" or a "pre game meal" and to me it falls much farther in the latter category which is a little sad for me because, living nearby, I spend much more time looking for culinary experiences than getting pregame meals. This will be a great place to get ready to "defend the deep"!

Stopped at Woo bar for dinner on a Saturday night after the event at climate pledge arena started and was disappointed to see that they still were only offering their event menu even though the restaurant was no longer busy. That's on us for not checking before hand but the drinks were fairly limited. I ordered the garlic noodles which were absolutely delicious and held up to their name of being very garlicky. Interested in trying it again when it's not an event night to see what other options they have!

We were visiting and looking for a brunch place on our last day! So glad that we came across Woo Bar! We didn't have any Asian food our trip and were really craving it! We ordered the Silog x2 (one with longanisa and one with tocino) and the omelet and added in longanisa. They were so delicious and very comforting! We also tried the Ube pancakes and I liked that they weren't too sweet! The restaurant is very nice and spacious and I loved the decor! Also the lighting next to the window was *chefs kiss*. The service was great! We got checked on regularly and waters filled constantly! We met Linda/Lynda and she was so sweet! We hope to meet again possibly in Vegas!

This new restaurant and bar is stunning! It's located a block away from Climate Pledge so if you're looking for a spot for food and drinks before the game or a place to chill after, this definitely hits the spot. When you walk in, you'll be instantly transported into a modern oasis filled with wood and plants giving a sense of a bohemian vibe. Food is international with a deep root in southeast Asian flavors. Dishes are unique and offer a wide spread of appetizers. Favorites include: oxtail hummus, baked mussels, banh tom, signature wings, and the garlic noodles. Cocktails were on point. Definitely give them a try.

Went for brunch the other weekend with friends and left with a happy stomach! Everything was so delicious, but favorites so far were definitely the Banana Mac Nut Pancake and Longsilog. The longsilog sausages and garlic fried rice were such a great combo whereas the pancakes were not too sweet with the ube! Of course, you also can't go wrong with the oxtail benedict. The oxtail was very reminiscent of pho flavors and made a great match with the hollandaise. Will be back for the dinner menu as I have heard great things about the oxtail hummus!

I thought the food was okay. I ordered the omelette with Dungeness crab and my friend ordered the Dungeness crab egg Benedict. Presentation was nice, but both meals were lacking in flavor and my eggs were runnier than expected. I also ordered the Felix to drink and thought it was pretty, but couldn't taste any of the flavors I was looking forward to like the elderflower. The restaurant itself is beautiful and I can see the potential for an event like a bday.

I like Woo Bar very much and thought I'd found my pre-Kraken game spot!! The food, beverage and service are good! I particularly like the lychee cocktail, wings, garlic noodles & classic burger. When they first opened, they offered a much needed happy hour because prices are high! They no longer offer happy hour on kraken game days. Because of that, I'm going to go elsewhere most of the time. I just can't pay arena prices in and out of the arena :( !!

Stopped in before heading to the Climate Pledge arena for a game, and glad we did! Clean establishment, good music, and great service. Had the Asian chicken salad which was delicious - crisp salad ingredients and the chicken was fresh. We'll definitely be back when we're in the area!

Absolutely amazing experience at Woo Bar! This was my second time dining here, and it somehow exceeded expectations yet again. The food was phenomenal, and the customer service was spot on. Presley and Grace were incredibly attentive, making sure every detail was perfect. The Yuzu salmon was delicious, but the real star of the show? The mango habanero wings! They had the perfect balance of sweet and spicy, with just the right kick--unbelievably good! And as a bonus, Woo Bar is super kid-friendly. My daughters devoured the garlic noodles--safe to say we'll be back for more! The ambiance is equally fantastic. I went during lunch, and the lively energy from Kraken fans on the streets added to the fun vibe. Whether you're looking for delicious food, a great family-friendly spot, or a fun atmosphere, Woo Bar checks all the boxes. You must give it a try--it's a new favorite for us!

Beautiful and spacious restaurant that's great for all ages! Drinks were amazing and food was delicious. We had 4 toddlers/babies so it was quite hectic for us parents as you can imagine but server was attentive and patient with us. Will definitely be coming back.

Just opened and worth a visit! We had 2 excellent cocktails - a lychee drink and the Woo Mule - well balanced & pretty, and a nice & spicy mule. Dinner was overall quite good, could have used a little bit more salt which we shared with management (Phil). They were out of a few items so comped us with the yuzu salmon. Such an all around nice group! We forgot to take photos so I'll post some from other diners, with thanks to them. I'm hoping deep fried banana lumpia makes it on the dessert menu one day!

Food was absolutely delicious! My favorite was the Grilled Steak & Watercress. For appetizers, the Ukoy & Nuoc Cham is a must! Customer service was great! Very organized and professional. The ambiance was very modern and stylish. Clean and simple. Walking distance to the Climate Pledge Arena. I will definitely come back here for a girls night out or Sunday Brunch with the fam!

When you first walk in, it is clean and very spacious. The bar is right ahead and I love how the whole interior looks. Food is amazing! I need to come back to try the rest of the menu too. We ordered the Yukon Gold Bars twice. Waitress was very attentive and came by frequently to check on us. Love that! The drinks were very tasty. Wished I took individual photos of them, but we drank it before I could. I'll make sure I do next time. The mule with the infused Thai chili is probably my favorite.

Went here for dinner before a hockey game. Service was good and the ambiance is fine. Food was ok to really Good depending on what you order. Menu is fairly limited

Love when a restaurant/bar has it all! The atmosphere, customer service, hospitality, aesthetics, food/drinks and presentation were great! Went for dinner & drinks with a friend and enjoyed it all! Would love to come back to sample their brunch menu. The location is also perfect for dinner & drinks before/after a show or game at Climate Pledge. You can even watch sporting events on their tvs perched above the bar. Highly recommend!!

Popped in for a quick cocktail. Had the Lie to Me with Lynchee liquor. It was tangy and sweet! I loved it. The service was friendly and prompt too. I will be back to have dinner when I have more time.

We celebrated my husband's birthday here with about 40 guests and the service was wonderful. They seated us quickly and served us immediately with a plethora of yummy drinks. We ordered Yukon gold bars, truffle fries, and calamari. For the main dish, everyone got something different to try. My favorites included the garlic noodles, woo burger, and Filipino sliders. My favorite cocktail hands down was the woo mule but I enjoyed the lychee drink too. Highly recommend!

Super excited to have an elevated and aesthetic yet approachable venue to eat & drink at so close to the Climate Pledge Arena! Anyone who's been to the arena knows that the food and drinks are insanely expensive there. So having Woo Bar that has decently priced food and drinks within walking distance is a game changer. First off, the interior is super cute. When you walk in, you can see the southeast Asian inspired decor. Next, the food menu has a lot of my favorites: the garlic noodles (with tocino), their take on fried rice (rice & egg always hits the spot), Yukon gold bars (crispy outer layer with mashed potatoes inside - def comfort food!), garlic mussels, crispy rolls (lumpias are my fave). I also got to try the Silog from the brunch menu which is perfect for people who want a savory meal for brekkie. For those with a sweeter tooth, the lychee French toast and Ube pancakes are great choices from what I heard from friends who ordered those. The service has been consistently great each time I've dined there. Often times, the owner will personally host and seat us and make sure we're being taken care of. The servers are friendly and accommodating. Can't forget to mention the cocktails there. My absolute fave cocktail of all is the Woo Mule. I've never drank anything like it: sweet with heat !!!! So so so good. Prices are not bad for the more elevated environment. I'll be coming back to dine & drink with friends for sure.

$20 chicken sandwich was a scam, came with freezer burnt fries and no dipping sauce options. Our food came out before our drinks. Weird slow service

I was wandering around Seattle and I overheard two locals talking about a new brunch spot called Woo Bar and Kitchen. One of them mentioned that it was her new favorite spot. The restaurant's interior was nice, but I came for one thing. The steak and eggs. When my plate arrived, the presentation was coo: steak and eggs. Steak, was cooked to perfection, juicy, tender, and seasoned. Eggs, cooked and delicious. Portions were generous and now Woo Bar turned out to be one of those rare finds where everything from the ambiance to the food quality exceeds your expectations. Would recommend to anyone visiting Seattle.

Nice new asian fusion restaurant. A little pricey but the food was very tasty. We visited before a Seahawks game and tried out their bottomless mimosa weekend special. I am giving only 4 stars because the bottomless mimosa is definitely watered down and laughable. I am a light weight drinker that can typically get Asian flush after 2 but here I drank about 6 and never even felt a buzz or got any flush before leaving. So, I would come back for the food but pass on the booze!