Entropian

I’d asked around work for the best Indian restaurant, and the experts all pointed to Preet’s. If I could eat it everyday, I’d become vegetarian — it’s that good! It’s not one of the buffet places; it’s straight up authentic Northern Indian fine dining. They even have all the right serving plates and bowls! The service is excellent as well.

My co-workers and I love this place! Wonderfully prepared spicy dishes abound… It can get a little cramped in there, however. Since it’s not Cantonese, I have to be in the mood for it in order to go. Every time, I’m delighted, though…

They have gotten my order wrong a few times when I’ve been here. I guess it’s bound to happen when we frequent it so much! Convenient location as well…

They have the best steak that I’ve had in the Puget Sound area. It is definitely better than the branches of the franchised high-end steak restaurants that we have on the Eastside or in Seattle. Really great service and ambience (as well as view). It’s really expensive, though.

Lovely Italian-American cuisine in family sized portions. Go with a hearty appetite or in a group, otherwise, you’ll not have your fill. Compared to others in its chain, this one holds up with its fine service, and labyrinthine private cubbies and ambience. I aspire to make a chicken marsala in the same fashion.

Great family Italian dining! Wonderful portions, great ambience, impeccable service, and a very low price…

I was a little disappointed in how the curries that we happened to order were all made in a tomato base. Even the Veggie Kofta was in a red sauce! For Indian food, that’s just wrong! It was still tasty and spicy, though. They had a good selection of Indian beers as well, and service was not bad. I wonder how their Middle Eastern food is. It may be worth returning to try that.

Wow! Who knew that Vegan fare was so darn good! If one still loves the texture of meats with delicate sauces, this is a beautiful place… They have a wonderful selection of teas, and specialty flavored rices.

I always love Korean restaurants because of the value. The compulsory side dishes really help to fill me up. Seoul Hot Pot definitely didn’t leave me hanging on that end. However, I ordered a hot pot, and it was mediocre compared to other Korean hot pot restaurants. Perhaps I’ll return to try the Kalbi.

An excellently low price for great quality and quantity of Japanese food. I expected the food to be pretty good as it is right next door to Uwajimiya, and I figured right. I can’t wait to try the soba noodles and a special or two next time that I’m there.