The
Golden food at the Golden Wok
By Rachel Clark
The Golden Wok
Address:
Phone number: (425) 3918888/ (425) 868 1188
Website: http://www.goldenwokrestaurant.com/
The golden Wok out of 4 stars:
I walk in to the golden wok
with an interest into what the food will be like. The first thing that hits me
is the families. Little kids shout “It’s Nemo!” as they look into the fish
tank, while parents try to do decipher the Chinese menu. The next things I see
are the meals, juicy meat more of in a pool of sauce, sizzling and soft for a
tender meal. The smell comes of a tea made of special leaves leaving a bit of a
minty fall. A Chinese waiter sets us at our table right by the kitchen , and my
mouth waters with every door opened in the kitchen, as the aroma the of all the
flavors you can think of come by. What’s even worse is that the waiters walk by
with sizzling and steaming platters, making me think how much I want each one.
By the time it’s eating time, every single place is out in front of me, and I
don’t regret a thing.
The golden Wok of course has a Chinese
feel to it. The beautiful hand cut papers on the wall make you wonder how
people get so crafted to do such an art. The fish tank adds an illuminating
feel, and the oh’s and ah’s of everyone tasting the
rare food, is all around. You can almost hear the voices of the Chinese
language from the feeling in the restaurant, or maybe that just the waiters
busily taking the orders and chefs talking in the kitchen. The servers there
are the normal. They will call you sir in politeness But won’t go any deeper,
besides the classic saying “is everything tasting ok?”.
They do help you decide on the food, and can adjust your order easily by being
patient. The servers will get your drinks in less than 5 minuets and the food
will take about 20 minuets.
The meals are rare, from the new sauce filled with
tastes American wouldn’t even dare try to mix, and exquisitely cooked with
spices that make your taste buds dance. Of course all the food is have a
different taste, but my favorite taste recommended is the General Chows Chicken
as it has a delicious taste and is not the spicy type, the teriyaki sauce with
a little sweet in it is great against
the teriyaki like chicken, cooked in the sauce so it’s dripping in goodness,
inside and out.. However, if you like flavor, then try
the sweet and sour chicken. By its name the food has a peculiar taste that is
just right for an evening meal. It’s soft, delicate chicken. For those looking
for a zesty, spicy meal I would advice the sizzling platters. The chicken is
smooth and always syrupy in sauce, some of the sauce still bubbling, with a
loud noise from all the sizzles. The food there ranges in all types of meat.
This place is not for a vegetarian. This place is more of a simple family meal
place. Also people who like Chinese would love this place, as well as people
who enjoy flavors or spice. The explosion of flavor is at a cheap price, in the
$6 to the $12, but the average entrée is $9. But $9 is worth the fiery or
sweetened food. But the food is always as good as golden, at the golden wok.
Nicolino, how they
brought
By Rachel
Clark
Address:
Phone Number: 425-391-8077
Website: http://www.nicolino.net/
Nicolino Restaurant Review out of 4 stars:
As you stroll along the busy road, walking by cheap stores
something catches you eye. You are instantly thinking of
Nicolino
Nicolino
is a quaint restaurant on the small side. There are very few tables to sit, and
the tables usually do not sit more than 3. There can be lines there that can
last for a while, as they do not take reservations. But the food there is well
worth the wait. The Italian style of food really the most
delicious. My favorite meal there is simply all of there types of pasta
like they’re spaghetti with meatballs, the pasta smothered in a butter for a
warm feel with a flavorful topping of meatballs and sauce, bright red from the
fresh potatoes, but others said they liked the pizza and the chicken, the delicate chicken still sizzling when served
with a crisp layer of brown skin on the top, seasoned with a white sauce and
herbs to add a little spice, or the pizza with the homemade bread fresh with a
airy inside, the tomato sauce ripe with cheese sprinkled on top melted with
perfection. From an appetizer of fresh bread with an oily, pucker vinegar
tasting sauce, to the Fettuccine of tenderly cooked pasta with a cheesy sauce
so well made that it tastes like a piece if heaven. They specialize in pasta
and chicken (of course pizza too) but the things that make these meals special
are the sauces. All of Nicholas sauces are the key ingredient in there success.
Just
as good as the food, are the servers who bring it. The servers there are great,
they will check up on you many times to see how you’re doing, like a typical
waiter. They can offer opinions and the food, and describe all the food in
detail. I found the waiters a big help when deciding. They are also kid friendly,
though you won’t find many kids there. This is more of a place for adults on
romantic dinners, though just going being a kid is just as good. These people
also have to have a fair amount of time on their hand, as the gourmet meals
take a while to cook and the lines can be huge. You also have to have an amount
of cash with you, because the dinners are a little pricey. Italian lovers would
love this place too, but anyone who even slightly enjoys eating would feel like
home here.
The
café does have a home feeling. A beautiful painting on the wall adds theme, as
the window sills are cluttered with the most interesting objects. The curly
black small chairs make you feel in
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The sizzling sound of the Mongolian Grill
Mongolian Grill
Address:
Phone Number: 425-836-8808
Website: None
The Mongolian Grills Review out of 4 stars:
As you walk in the Mongolian grill, you are instantly
hungry by the heavy sizzling near by. The Mongolian style only provokes the
thought of heavy flavored foreign food. You follow you nose to the meals being
handed out, with a faint feel in your head. All around are families chatting,
and laughing at the fortune cookies before they gruesomely gobble them up. You
slide in a cushioned seat, merrily staring up at the curving lights, winding
like a dragon. The relaxation continues the gurgling of a water fountain, the
water trickling a long the sides of the ball adding a mystery to the
atmosphere. You choose your meal and wait for your meal. When it’s here, the
heavy sauce against the warm pasta delicately cooked with the topping of your
choice is like a piece of heaven.
The Mongolian Grill
The first thing I noticed about this place was the food!!!
You get in a line with a bowl and go down many many topping platters, to put on
top of some pasta of your choice. You then mix the meal with some meat of your
choice and is put on the huge grill!! Once it’s grilled you pick a sauce to put
on top and your meal is served. I think this is a great system, but that means
there’s only one thing on the menu with hundreds of variations. I like that
teriyaki sauce with chicken, but it’s fun to try something new each time if you
are daring You also in this case get the exact meal you want, and the meals are
just so delicious!!! The sweetness of a sauce with the delicious bites of your
favorite food once in a while, topped on a cooked beautifully pasta, is
perfect. Or the Spicy sauce with angel hair pasta slithers around in your mouth
along with the sweetness of one of my favorite toppings, pineapple. Or another
favorite is the sour sauce with pasta the sourness adding a sour taste to the
pasta and topping making everything delicious. There is usually not a long
line, and they do not take reservations. They also do not have a waiters, it’s
just get food and seat yourself. The staff is still
very friendly, though they can be hard to understand as they are from the
country itself,