Posted in Seattle, tagged el camion, Seattle, seattle food, seattle food truck, seattle foodie, seattle mexican food, seattle mexican restaurant, seattle restaurant, shrimp ceviche on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Because I always have a good appetite (I eat more than K, ask him!), I’ve never felt that I can’t handle the stereotypical huge “American portions”. Until today at El Camion, where the portions are monstrous!! Shrimp ceviche on tostada shells sounds innocent enough but omg, it’s too much!!
Posted in Seattle, tagged hummus, Seattle, seattle food, seattle foodie, seattle must eat, seattle restaurant, tapas, thackerary cafe and bar, thackeray cafe seattle on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I was planning to have dinner at Thackeray Cafe & Bar but they were serving a happy hour menu as well #score
Don’t be shocked by the number of plates on my table; the portions are small and manageable! In fact, I can probably eat much more because I really like all the “tapas” — hummus, kashke bademjan (similar to baba ganoush), charred broccoli with lemon-anchovy dressing, and spiced cauliflower with lemon yogurt. This place is a keeper!
Posted in Seattle, tagged dark chocolate salted caramel, heartbeet organic superfoods cafe, organic desserts, organic food, roosevelt, Seattle, seattle cafes, seattle food, seattle foodie, seattle organic restaurants, seattle roosevelt restaurants, seattle vegan, seattle vegan eats, seattle vegetarian restaurant on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I’m back for more feel-good food at HeartBeet Organic Superfoods Cafe within 24 hours! This time I make sure that I choose a light salad (marinated kale FTW) so that I can indulge in a slice of “pure pie”. The dark chocolate salted caramel pie is remarkably rich and decadent! And it’s 100% vegan, gluten-free and dairy-free, can you believe it?
Posted in Seattle, tagged Brunch, kale salad, paramount theater, seattle brunch, seattle downtown, seattle food, seattle foodie, seattle restaurant, seattle salads, the carlile room, tom douglas on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Have you ever had one of those “wow, I’m gonna try to replicate this at home!” moments when you eat something simple yet so good at a restaurant? That’s what I feel for the warm cauliflower and kale salad from The Carlile Room. Generous shreds of parmesan, fried cubes of chickpea croutons, addictive black garlic caesar on the side, this is one salad which I can eat everyday! By the way, I won’t be recreating this since I don’t cook ha #justsaying
Posted in Seattle, tagged Brunch, pioneer square, Seattle, seattle bakery, seattle brunch, seattle cafe, seattle food, seattle foodie, the little london plane, the london plane on May 14, 2017| Leave a Comment »
I spent the day doing touristy stuff — Pike Place Market (it’s bigger than I thought!), Waterfront, Pioneer Square etc. Then it started raining (again), sigh. So I ducked into The London Plane for shelter and food. Their bakery is famous for naturally leavened sourdough but you know I’m not into bread right ha. My brunch main of crispy farro, roasted salmon, atchara, shaobing (?!) and fried egg sounds more interesting on paper than in reality; overcooked salmon and salty overall; don’t think I’ll be back again.
Posted in Seattle, tagged best vegan in seattle, capitol hill, dairy free, dairy free ice cream, frankie & jo's, moo goo, Seattle, seattle desserts, seattle food, seattle foodie, seattle ice cream, seattle vegan, seattle vegan eats, vegan, vegan ice cream on May 13, 2017| Leave a Comment »
Gosh, 3 times within a week; I told you Frankie & Jo’s is my favourite! This time it’s chocolate sauce over chocolate date ice cream, and moo goo (in-house activated charcoal salted caramel) over salty caramel ash ice cream. I love this place so much that I told K that we should open one in Singapore haha.
Posted in Seattle, tagged acai bowl, best vegan in seattle, eat clean, jars juice, juice cleanse, Seattle, seattle cafe, seattle food, seattle foodie, south lake union, steward street on May 13, 2017| Leave a Comment »
The acai bowl at Jars Juice beats Jujubeet hands down because of one word: customization! I’m a fussy eater who knows what I like so it’s easy to create the perfect bowl for myself: acai veggie blend, coconut flakes, nut butter, hemp/chia/flax seeds, pecans and walnuts. I love this so much that I’m going to have it for lunch everyday for the rest of my stay in Seattle. (and I did!)
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