Seattle’s restaurant scene is at an all-time boom and there are seemingly new places opening every other week. The next time you want to go for a nice date night or try a different happy hour, here are the hottest new places to try…
Wild Ginger
Elegant Southeast Asian cuisine in Bellevue downtown.
In this edition of Food Porn, we feature the Bellevue location of Wild Ginger, located in The Bravern. The atmosphere is sophisticated with modern decor, high ceilings, and tall windows illuminating the dining room. The food is inspired from bold and flavorful Southeast Asian flavors.
The jazz sensation returns to his hometown for a concert series later this month.
For all intents and purposes, Kenneth Gorelick enjoyed a typical Seattle childhood. He grew up in the Seward Park neighborhood, attended Franklin High School and eventually enrolled at the University of Washington. At age 10, he began playing the alto saxophone – and the rest, as they say, is music history.
Things will get a lil’ hot and steamy at the Triple Door this weekend.
If you consider the outpouring of cliché Valentine’s Day roses, heart-shaped chocolate boxes, jewelry ads, lingerie commercials, or just all shades of red as exhausting, you have yet to see The Atomic Bombshells combine it all in their cheeky flair.
There’s no better way to celebrate and toast to the year ahead than letting the good libations flow. Seattle’s top mixologists pulled out all the stops and impressed guests with their best cocktail at Seattleite and Google Places’ New Year Libations event on Thurs., Jan. 19 at Pravda Studios in Capitol Hill. Enjoy this video recap from the hottest event with the city’s most luscious libations — cheers!
Chicken soup for the soul.
The Scoop: After traveling extensively through China, Malaysia, Vietnam and Indonesia, Rick and Ann Yoder returned to bring the exotic flavors and rich cultures of the Pacific Rim to downtown Seattle.
Confucius says Bordeaux red blends are perfectly suited for Asian food.
In the midst of Wild Ginger’s inaugural Summer of Riesling world wine affair, the James Beard award-winning restaurant has gone and done it again. This celebrated Asian eatery has announced an exclusive house wine that goes against the grain of conventionally pairing wine and cuisine — simply because it’s red.
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