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The owners will insist this kitschy riff on old-school Chinese American dining is a bar, not a restaurant. Even though Ma‘ono chef Mark Fuller is the guy behind the menu of updated honey pecan prawns, barbecued pork, and the best General Tso’s chicken to ever come in contact with disposable chopsticks. Actually all the food comes in compostable takeout containers, Read more...
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This new private karaoke concept (and by private, we mean the space is full of funky little rooms where you and 10 friends can belt out Neil Diamond) has a daily happy hour from 4 to 8pm and all day Sunday. Sake sangria is $5, well drinks are $3, and karaoke is just $4 an hour. The only thing to Read more...
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Its name sounds like a street drug in an ’80s action flick, the hallucinatory effects of which could produce the building’s trippy mural. Inside Twilight Exit is just as much a riot—take the color scheme of gum stuck under a bar booth and then build around that. There are more surprises too, like the robust food menu (burgers, sandwiches, specials Read more...
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It was open for a decade in Queen Anne next door to its cocktail lounge sibling Tini Bigs. But in 2017, this long-standing tiki-karaoke bar—that would sling tropical drinks 365 days a year regardless of any chilly weather outside its doors—opened in its new home on Capitol Hill. Off East Olive Way, this den of Polynesian kitsch serve up island-themed bites and Read more...