Enjoy a cozy spot serving delightful ramen with customizable spice levels and a standout broth for a satisfying experience.
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Trisha Lavender
Service was great. The food was horrible. Very low quality ingredients. I came here with my daughters and we couldn't finish our food. It was pretty gross. We drove here from South Hill because they had a gluten free menu, as I have yo est gluten free. The gluten free menu was just a few items from their normal menu but served without sauce, one option for ramen and it was very very bland. My daughters ordered from the normal menu and again very bland very low quality food. We left very disappointed.
A must-visit for flavor enthusiasts, offering a tasty buffet with house-ground spices and plenty of options for every palate!
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Diama Anzalone
Good day everyone
I have been a customer of The East Indian Grill in Federal Way for almost 18 years. I have not found another restaurant that can match there flavor profile anywhere in Washington State.
Cabel and his staff are wonderful. I can take my vegetarian daughter in law, and my carnivore son there to eat. Also, there are only 2 items that contain gluten. To tell you how great a place they are.. when I did not have a car for 6 months, I would take the bus there from Tacoma! There dishes all have different sauses and flavors. Not spoiled by just "heat". They have always had a buffet,
Every day from 11am to 3pm. You can always order off the menu too. The prices are very reasonable and you can fill up a teenage son there. If you have a chance to enjoy a meal there, you will never regret it.
Tell Cabel hello from Mrs Diana from Tacoma.
Can't believe I have to give a bad review for Chick fil a, but they've gotten worse. Normally, this exact one is better than the one in Tukwila, but now they're both just as bad. They completely forgot one of our sandwiches, and the bacon and cheese on my gluten free sandwich was missing yet again (this is the third time that's happened.) There were also lots of seeds in the lemonade
Expect a lively atmosphere with tasty options and clean vibes, though service experiences may vary.
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Katelynn Goddard
I’ve never had a bad meal at an ale house, which stands true even after eating here. One from my party had a pesto pizza—said it was very good. One had a burger with a gluten free bun—said it was delicious. One had the taco salad—said it was very yummy and a good choice. I had the half order nachos which were HUGE but tasty—they were just a biiiit greasy for me.
However, the server helping us was kind of a damper. My friend brought in an empty coffee cup so that she could look for a place to throw it away and our server snapped at her to throw it away immediately. Then, the server seemed very annoyed by us every time we interacted with her. We tried to ask her for a recommendation between 2 entrees and she seemed annoyed we would ask her. We are very kind, lighthearted people and we were treated very abrasively. The you g lady who delivered our food was much kinder and I wish she had been our server the whole time.
Impossible burger is great for vegetarian or vegan! Gluten free bun also available. Can swap out for the burger on happy hour, but then doesn’t come with chips or fries. Great service 🙂
Quick service and the food itself was good. I only wish that there was some indication on the menu of allergens, even if it's just a little icon next to the item to say it's gluten free or lactose free
The wings were delicious. They need to make a gluten free version so I can eat the entire thing. I got a dazed and confused without the bun with a house salad, super yummy.
Enjoy grilling your own unseasoned meats at the table with a fun, interactive vibe, perfect for a cozy hangout with friends.
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Cassandra Atkins
Hello, celiac disease sufferer here! I absolutely love Korean food, but it can be difficult to order gluten free due to the ubiquitous presence of soy sauce. This is why I tend to stick to grilled meats and choose the unmarinated ones. Palace has a great selection of unseasoned meat and you grill it on a clean metal surface at your table, which makes for pretty low cross-contamination risk! I do not know if they have gluten free soy sauce. I didn’t ask as I often bring it along to Japanese and Korean restaurants and add it to my own dish (just put the bottle away if you do this as outside food and drink are generally frowned-upon). Palace does provide sesame oil with salt and pepper for dipping, which is a delicious gluten free condiment for the meat.
The only thing I missed from the grilling experience was the lettuce, raw garlic and jalapeño, and pickled radish that sometimes accompanies Korean BBQ at other restaurants. Just a preference, but I missed these flavors and textures.
