Queen’s Deli is a perplexing place. First there’s the question of whether it’s in Seattle. The address shows Seattle, but it’s actually in White Center. This Cambodian deli is like the Vietnamese delis in Seattle’s Little Saigon, with some items in steamer trays and some packaged to go. Some items are recognizable to the Western [...]
Entries Tagged as 'Cambodian'
Queen’s Deli Soothes with Soup and Heals Issues
November 17th, 2012 · No Comments
Born to Eat Bone Soup
July 7th, 2011 · No Comments
It’s not on the menu, but for four bucks, you gotta give this a try. I was on assignment last visit to Phnom Penh Noodle House, so I didn’t get to try the legendary bone soup. The server smiled when I placed my order, as if welcoming me to the club of insiders. My soup [...]
The Mein Man: Slip Sliding Noodles at Phnom Penh
February 2nd, 2011 · No Comments
Dish: Goo Nam Noodle Place: Phnom Penh Noodle House, International District, Seattle Price: $6.50 In the Bowl: Per the menu: “Cambodian spiced beef stew and tendon served with wide rice noodles.” Supporting Cast: A plate of bean sprouts (they’ll ask if you want them raw or steamed) with a lemon wedge. What to do: Toss [...]
Dishin’: Laab, #83a (yes, the one with tripe)
October 2nd, 2008 · No Comments
North of Seattle, in Lynnwood, is the restaurant Kirirom. Lurking low in the shadows of the big box stores, the chain restaurants, and the Alderwood Mall, Kirirom means “mountain of joy” and is a national park in Cambodia. Perusing the picturesque menu, we really wanted to order the Chocolate Rice Soup, but Seattlest’s dining companions [...]
