Aditya Gupta
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Midori Teriyaki
This Teriyaki place is right around the corner from my office and is my go to lunch place.
Everything is great about this restaurant, fast service, easy online order system that doesn't fail, good portions, and awesome taste. I can never get bored of the Garlic Spicy chicken. It's perfectly balanced, not too spicy, not too sweet or not too garlicy. I usually skip the rice and just get an extra portion of salad. Even the salad dressing is pretty amazing, not sure if they make it in the house or get a packaged one.
Would highly recommend this place, no complaints!
Everything is great about this restaurant, fast service, easy online order system that doesn't fail, good portions, and awesome taste. I can never get bored of the Garlic Spicy chicken. It's perfectly balanced, not too spicy, not too sweet or not too garlicy. I usually skip the rice and just get an extra portion of salad. Even the salad dressing is pretty amazing, not sure if they make it in the house or get a packaged one.
Would highly recommend this place, no complaints!
Al Basha Mediterranean Grill
Great food!
The lamb shank plate was simply delicious. Lamb was so tender and juicy, even the rice was so flavorful-full with saffron and some kind of berries. The salad was so refreshing and a wonderful compliment to the lamb, rice and the lamb broth soup.
The shawarma sandwich was a bit underwhelming though. It was small and too bready. The filling was not as flavorful-full as I expected. A few options of dipping sauces would've made a lot of difference. We asked for some sauces so they offered hot sauce. I feel the shawarma at Gyro Time in Greenwood is so far my benchmark for good chicken shawarma.
The falafel on the side was a great value for money, but the falafels were a bit over fried and the dipping sauce had some stale taste.
The restaurant itself was not very well maintained and clean, which is a common pattern that I've seen in Mediterranean restaurants in Seattle. Still looking out for a nice sit-down Mediterranean restaurant that does not have a fast-food cafe vibe, but that of course would jack up the prices a lot.
The lamb shank plate was simply delicious. Lamb was so tender and juicy, even the rice was so flavorful-full with saffron and some kind of berries. The salad was so refreshing and a wonderful compliment to the lamb, rice and the lamb broth soup.
The shawarma sandwich was a bit underwhelming though. It was small and too bready. The filling was not as flavorful-full as I expected. A few options of dipping sauces would've made a lot of difference. We asked for some sauces so they offered hot sauce. I feel the shawarma at Gyro Time in Greenwood is so far my benchmark for good chicken shawarma.
The falafel on the side was a great value for money, but the falafels were a bit over fried and the dipping sauce had some stale taste.
The restaurant itself was not very well maintained and clean, which is a common pattern that I've seen in Mediterranean restaurants in Seattle. Still looking out for a nice sit-down Mediterranean restaurant that does not have a fast-food cafe vibe, but that of course would jack up the prices a lot.