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Mar 15, 2013

Celebrate Massive Monkees Day, April 13

Seattle’s world-champion breakdancing troupe teaches us to spin, flip, and float.

By Laura Dannen

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Jul 16, 2012

Summer in the City

Slideshow: Dragon Fest 2012

Amid all the summer beer fests and seafood fests and food truck fests—seriously, is there a fest every four days in Seattle?—the annual Dragon Fest in Chinatown and the International District is...

By Seattle Met Staff

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Jan 25, 2012

Food News Roundup

Neighborhood Food News: Lunar New Year Celebration, King Cake is Back at Where Ya At Matt

BALLARD In the name of spreading latte love, on Valentine’s Day the cafe/flower shop Emerald City Orchids will choose two fans to receive a free latte every day that the cafe is open. CAPITOL...

By Anne Larkin

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Feb 7, 2011

Hometown Pride

Saigon Deli Among T Magazine’s Best Banh Mi

Will you look at that. We and T agree that Saigon Deli fashions some of the best banh mi out there. The magazine for The New York Times ruminates on where to find the country’s 13 top versions of...

By Christopher Werner

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Jan 25, 2011

Happenings

It’s the Year of the Rabbit, Let’s Eat Cheap in the ID

Chinese lore tells us 2011 belongs to the Rabbit, and Seattle’s International District is paying its respects this weekend. On Saturday, January 29 the neighborhood puts on a Lunar New Year...

By Christopher Werner

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Oct 19, 2010

Food Finds

Just Eat It: Chile Green Onion Ramen at Samurai Noodle

When people talk about Samurai Noodle, they talk about the tonkotsu. A teeming bowl of long-simmered pork broth, tonkotsu is Japanese ramen cooked the way you want it—soft, medium, al dente....

By Christopher Werner

Jul 16, 2009

Check This Out: The First-Ever Chinatown I.D. Art Walk is Saturday

This Saturday, the International District hosts the first-ever Chinatown ID Art Walk. The much buzzed-about event features more than 30 local artists, tea ceremony demos, screenings of Wes Kim’s...

By Parisa Sadrzadeh

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