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I stopped here for lunch after driving from Seattle and just past the Canadian border. It was my first time there, but I found it right away and was able to park for free.
The interior of the store is very beautiful, decorated to resemble cherry blossoms in full bloom. The staff are also friendly and pleasant. It was nice to have hot tea served in a cast iron pot. I ordered sashimi and roll combo from Mori's lunch special. The sashimi was fresh and cut thickly, which impressed me. After eating the sashimi I was too full to eat the roll so I took it my friend place. I'd like to stop by again next time I visit Vancouver

I came this place twice. Im from Seattle and I know that Starbucks Reserve and good drinks. So I wanted to try it in Vancouver.
I tried original hot coffee in the morning and different cold drink in the afternoon. But it was not good, very bitter taste, and threw it in the trash. I wondered if the taste was so different between Seattle and Vancouver.
Also counter service lady was not nice and no suggestion when I asked questions about drink.
The store is spacious, but there isn't much seating space.

Came Lovelarte first time in the morning at 9 am. Busy inside the coffee shop. Lined up when I entered here. I ordered 12 oz Latte and Coconut Macaroon.
Macaroon was tough(hard), I wished warm one.

came again to the chontong Thai with other 2 people for dinner at 6 pm on Sat. No reservation but no problem. Parking is front of the restaurant. Inside the restaurant is a good atmosphere and clean environment. A lady always lovely and nice smiling. There were a few customers in the store and seats were available. First we ordered appetizers Platter. I wanted to eat a pan fried wide rice noodles but out of wide noodles. So I ordered Pad Thai w tofu and Red Curry w chicken. All the dishes were easy to eat and tasted good. we want to come again.

I love African food especially Ethiopian food w Injera. This time I came here Sat night. Store name is "SeaTac Cuisine" or " East African foods restaurant " in SeaTac.
This restaurant is near the Pancake Chef. The shop is small and the sign is hard to see it but It is located in the row of shops under the Pancake chef. The store is spacious with tables and chairs. My hubby and I went to the counter and ordered the Ethiopian Combination Dish. This menu has full size and half size, and the price is not so different, so I chose the full size and we decided to share it. They brought us a warm sweet ginger tea and two bottles of water while the waiting food. We love this ginger tea. There are only African customers in the store and Muslim people are praying near the place to wash hands. I washed my hands quietly without disturbing them. The staff at the shop are very kind, smiling and good service.
Ethiopian combination dish is a homemade teff bread, chicken stew, lentils, spices chiles, lettuce and mix veggies. You can choose meat (chicken, beef, lamb)
We ate injera, meat and mix veggies together, chicken was tender, spiced and delicious. We couldn't eat it all and took it home. It was even better the next day when I warmed it up in the microwave and ate it. I want to come to eat breakfast next time.