Share(206) 624-6248
600 Fifth Ave S
(Dearborn Street)
Seattle,
WA
98104
47.5962
-122.3275
Neighborhoods: International District, Downtown
Hours:
Daily 9am-9pm
Price:
$
Parking:
Lot
Uwajimaya Village Food Court
Last updated 7.24.09
What People Are Saying About Uwajimaya Village Food Court
The Editor
Anna Roth
Citysearch
In Short – Businesspeople, families, sports fans and shoppers pack the communal tables of grocery behemoth Uwajimaya's food court at mealtime to sample its many offerings. Highlights: overnight-marinated beef bulgogi from Shilla Korean BBQ, barbeque duck from Uwajimaya's steam counter, Hawaiian breaded chicken katsu from Aloha Plates, yellow curry from Thai Place, Vietnamese sandwiches from Saigon Bistro, and Filipino chicken adobo from Inay's Kitchen. Each vendor also features its own full menu and daily specials.
07/30/07
good except Shilla indeed
by jlin1983 at Citysearch
All the restaurants are ok.. the thai place is fine too.. but NOT shilla.. my god, the last time I went it was terrible.. the food was too salty... and i mean, way too salty
07/06/07
Shilla has horrible service
by groove_master at Citysearch
If you get the kid (young guy) who works Saturdays, expect incredibly bad service. He charged me full price on a meal. Then, after taking my money, he tells me that they do not have the soup that is part of the meal. Didn't even offer to refund. Ridiculous.
Other restaurants treat you well.
09/09/06
Good except for Shilla
by parkersfriend at Citysearch
I end up eating at the food court often as I live close by. The food is good at most places not amazing but good. The glaring exception is Shilla. I love Korean food and this is the worst example I have found. Yummy House has some great treats. I sometimes get the sushi from the deli case which is ok for grocery store sushi but I would think with the amount of traffic they have and that most of the sushi is gone from the case by 6:00 that they could have a sushi counter open for fresh sushi made to order. If they could do that and get a better Korean resturant in there I would be super happy! There are lot's of great resturants in the neighborhood so get out and explore.
- Pros: great people watching!
- Cons: sometimes have to search around to find a clean table, don't eat at Shilla.
The Details on Uwajimaya Village Food Court
Look Good:
For dessert, try a sweet bun from Yummy House Bakery or a fruity bubble tea from Honeymoon Tea.
The Extras:
Uwajimaya is right around the corner from Safeco Field, making it a great pre-game dinner spot.
Parking:
Restaurants will validate an hour in Uwajimaya's lot for a $5 purchase; spend $10 and get two.
Category:
Payment Methods:
Visa, MasterCard
Restaurant Special Features:
Local Favorite, People Watching, Lunch Spot, Carry Out, Cheap Eats
Cuisine:
Korean, Japanese, Thai, Eclectic & International, Filipino, Asian, Noodle Shop, Vietnamese, Chinese
