Modern Korean restaurant with a cozy, warm atmosphere and lively but not too loud energy. Space feels reasonably laid out despite some cramped areas, welcoming groups of various sizes. Popular spot known for generous portions and a stylish, comfortable dining experience.
Tender meat and fish make meals easy for kids to enjoy. Staff show patience with children, creating a welcoming atmosphere for families.
Crunchy seafood pancakes avoid the usual stinky smell and waxy aftertaste. Spicy seafood galbijjim and tender meat and fish suit children well. Korean pancake and tofu soup with fish roe add variety.
"The Korean Food's fish skin is so crispy and satisfying to bite into."
"The seafood skin was so crispy, it had a satisfying crunch."
"The waitresses here are so patient with kids, it's really Kid Friendly."
Good to know
Reservations are recommended for large groups to avoid long wait times.
Expect a 30-minute wait during peak hours on weekends.
Groups of 8 will incur a mandatory service charge.
Small space with an old-time diner feel creates a cozy, welcoming atmosphere for families. Full bar and coloring books for kids add to the casual, comfortable vibe. Noise rises when busy, but seating remains comfortable and intimate.
Children find multiple menu options beyond cheeseburgers, including waffles with sausage and fruit and spaghetti and meatballs. Staff show care by holding doors and even washing a child's face with a warm cloth, making kids feel welcomed with open arms.
Fish and chips stand out with fresh taste and consistent quality. Cajun seafood linguine offers a terrific flavor alongside other well-prepared seafood options.
Good to know
The diner serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner all day.
Parking is available behind the restaurant or on the side.
The restaurant is dog-friendly, allowing pets in outdoor seating areas.
Fish farm features salmon ladder and interactive exhibits alongside a river viewing area and educational theater. Atmosphere is tranquil with beautiful mosaic artwork and natural surroundings. Visitors often observe salmon runs and engage in family-friendly learning experiences.
Educational tours introduce kids to local fish and salmon life cycles. Informative signs and salmon displays keep children engaged and curious.
Fish move slowly and blend into the water, making them hard to spot. Hatchery afternoons show fish returning home in a calm, natural setting.
Good to know
The best time to visit the hatchery is in September and October, when the salmon return to Issaquah Creek.
The hatchery is free to enter.
There is parking available at the hatchery.
Spacious Indian restaurant with a transparent roof and live music stage creates a lively atmosphere. English songs and youthful bands set a modern vibe distinct from typical Indian eateries. Large tables accommodate groups, enhancing its appeal for social gatherings.
Kid-friendly play areas and outdoor dining options create a welcoming space for families. Staff customize dishes for kids, and activities like karaoke keep children entertained during visits.
Pomphret fish stands out as a favorite, prepared in multiple styles like Tawa and Tikka masala. The kadai shrimp and karampodi chicken also deliver strong seafood flavors alongside other dishes.
Good to know
Karaoke nights happen every Thursday starting at 10pm with a two-drink minimum.
Sundays feature an amazing buffet with a variety of Indian dishes.
Reservations are recommended for large groups, especially during event nights.
Italian restaurant offers cozy separated spaces with cathedral ceilings and indoor and outdoor fireplaces. Patio garden surrounded by flowering plants provides a relaxing outdoor option. Bar features a translucent quartz top with lavender lighting and a lively atmosphere.
Staff shows patience with kids and helps families settle in easily. Kids enjoy Alfredo Fettuccine, pizza, and the waffle-banana dessert.
Seafood dishes feature linguini mare and Pacific Northwest oysters that taste fresh and authentic. Plates include seafood pasta, clams, shrimp, and seafood platters with rich flavors.
Good to know
Reservations are required until 7pm on Wednesdays.
Happy hour offers great prices and a nice menu.
The restaurant is wheelchair accessible.
Cantonese restaurant offers authentic roast duck displayed in glass and a warm, inviting atmosphere with dim lighting and a cozy, small-restaurant vibe. Seating is simple with hard benches, suggesting a quick dining pace. The environment combines modern elegance and comfort with a no-frills, lively energy.
Kids enjoy Chinese donuts with congee and dishes like beef with radish and noodles. Staff accommodate seating requests to keep kids comfortable.
Seafood dishes feature incredibly fresh shrimp in wontons and a rich, layered sauce profile. Salted fish chicken fried rice and walnut shrimp stand out alongside fish fillets congee and roast rice combos.
Good to know
Expect longer wait times for to-go orders during lunch and dinner peak hours.
Portion sizes are smaller than average for the price.
Parking is easy and the seating area is clean.
Indian restaurant offers vibrant decor with elegant seating and both indoor and outdoor spaces featuring amazing scenery. Atmosphere feels warm and inviting, with a cozy vibe enhanced by well-crafted drinks served with theatrical presentation. Large seating arrangements accommodate groups, creating a welcoming environment for dining in.
Staff provide attentive service that makes occasions like birthdays special for kids. The environment is welcoming for families, suitable for outings with children and elders alike.
Fish Tikka stands out for being super tasty and well-cooked, earning its own praise. The meal starts strong with peri peri tandoori shrimp and fusion pani puri, both packed with flavor.
Good to know
The buffet is available on Sundays from 11am to 3pm with forty items.
Dine-in only; no takeout orders are accepted.
Reservations are not required but recommended for the buffet.
Mexican restaurant offers a fun casual atmosphere with beautiful interior decor and a comfortable patio for unwinding. The space fills with families, creating a lively and sometimes noisy environment. Quality margaritas and flavorful fajitas stand out among the menu.
The spot is very kid friendly with a vibe that suits both kids and adults. It stays family friendly while also welcoming those without kids.
Seafood options include a seafood platter with shrimp, raw oysters, and clams. Oysters sometimes have shell residue that requires caution when eating. Some seafood dishes stand out as unique for a Mexican restaurant.
Good to know
Happy hour runs from 4-6pm with discounted drinks and appetizers.
A 3% surcharge applies to credit card payments.
The average combo meal costs around $20.
Live jazz and blues music energize the space, creating a loud, lively atmosphere with echoing saxophone and drums. Seating includes large round tables and booths arranged closely, contributing to a domestic, informal vibe. A full bar complements authentic Chinese dishes, blending music and dining in a casual setting.
Families with toddlers find the menu welcoming, especially with the sweet and sour mandarin fish that kids enjoy. Meals accommodate groups well, making it easy to share dishes.
Xiangtan boiled live fish stands out with its tender texture and spicy numbing oil flavor. Sweet and sour mandarin fish appeals to kids, while fried fish offers a solid, classic taste.
Good to know
There is private parking available next to the restaurant.
Credit cards and mobile payments are accepted, but cash is recommended for tips.
The restaurant offers a variety of vegetarian options on the menu.