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Return to Chengdu: A Photo-Heavy Food Journey
This trip, like my last, offered the usual noodles, ma po tofu, and other spicy Sichuan dishes. But, as a bonus, I also had an amazing chance to shop and cook a few favorites.
Jay’s Five Best Asian Bites of 2018
Selecting five favorite bites of the year is a great challenge. My picks come from places both new and old, and naturally feature a lot of noodles.
Recommended Asian Restaurants in the Seattle Area: Master List
Here's a compilation of links to lists of my favorite Asian restaurants broken down into different categories.
Two Types of “Hot” Pots Are Currently King in the ID
Whether dry or hot, pots are engaging and interactive dining experiences that are definitely delicious. Here are two new ones to try.
Bun Bo Hue Offers Bounty in a Bowl at Ba Bar and Hoang Lan
Get to know the hotter, sexier, spicier Vietnamese noodle soup, and you just might pho-get about pho.
Feast with Aloha Spirit at Kauai Family Restaurant
Find loco moco, spam musubi, malasadas, and many other Hawaiian staples at KFR in Seattle's Georgetown neighborhood.
Himalayan Sherpa House is a Trek to Savor
Tangletown is home to a family-style restaurant with a Tandoor oven, the showpiece of a kitchen that cranks out Tibetan, Nepali, and Indian dishes.
QQ Bites Offers Mouthfuls of Taiwanese Cuisine
This sister restaurant of the Eastside's Facing East offers the same Taiwanese beef noodle soup, pork burgers, and more, but without the same service and atmosphere.
Lao Bar Brings Its Bang Bang Sauce and Sizzle to Capitol Hill
There’s now a new player in town serving Lao food as an alternative to the ubiquitous Thai restaurants in Seattle.
Turo-Turo Dining at Manila Manila
Turo-turo roughly translates to “point-point,” and that’s what you can do to order kare-kare and more at this true mom-and-pop shop.
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