Deedee Chiang

Taking off one star because it lacks a direct route to Asia (I'm hoping routes to Japan will resume and a route to India to get added because there's a huge population here too).

If flying to Asia, most people do the well known travel hack of making a trip to Seattle first (eg. drive, amtrak) or LA first since it's sometimes far worth your time and cheaper to make a separate trip and enjoy your time there than adding a flight stop over in those cities.

The rest of my stars are for the cleanliness, ease of access, the artwork, the multiple vegetarian food options, and occasional alpacas and piano players that come in here

Came to visit as part of the Zoo Lights winter experience and the money was so worth it. While we couldn't see all the animals, we definitely saw enough. My favorite part was the insect zoo and indoor elephant arena where you see elephants feeding.

Watching the elephants interact with each other and feed was the most entertaining part.

The Christmas lights look so much better once the sun sets and there are a lot of cool shots you can take.

Surprisingly, there are a lot of food stands with different types of snacks. Not surprising were the steep prices.

All in all, I would go here again.

Cute little breakfast place in the skinniest building. Place is pretty space-challenged so better to come in groups of 2 and come early since it gets packed. There's also an outside area that's covered for overflow guests

Partner and I tried and loved their veggie fusion pancake which came with soy sauce and hot sauce. Food and service was quick.

We were charged an extra dollar for our food, even before tip was calculated. Maybe this was because the two of us only ordered one dish in between us???

Otherwise great food. Will still come back to try their other plates

Cute little fall on the way to the larger fall. Easily accessible for most