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Fun food halls to visit in Seattle

So many cuisines, so little time.

Colorful ceiling decorations hang above a variety of Southeast Asian food stalls.

Asean Street covers Southeast Asian cuisines like Malaysian, Laotian, and Thai.

Photo by SEAtoday staff

Know what’s better than one great restaurant? A whollllle bunch of them — that’s why our stomachs rumble at the mere mention of Seattle food halls.

We’re blessed to have several culinary destinations that pack a variety of vendors into one place. Pike Place Market is the biggest and most well-known of the bunch (if you wanna count it as a “hall”), but there are others to tantalize your taste buds.

Grab your forks as we explore the highlights at each one.

Asean Streat

📍 400 Pine St., Seattle
⏰ Daily, 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

This new Southeast Asian-focused food hall at Westlake Center is already getting raves for its flavorful dishes and colorful atmosphere.

  • Crawfish Chef | Cajun boils with customizable spices
  • Rolling Wok | Overflowing Cup O’ Noodles = Insta sensation
  • Sweet Moon | Croffles, honey toasts, and other decadent desserts

Armory Food & Event Hall

📍 205 Harrison St., Seattle
⏰ Hours vary

If you ever have fam in town to visit attractions like the Space Needle and PacSci, this is the place to refuel.

  • Ceres Roasting | Cinnamon-glazed nuts — the snack you didn’t know you needed
  • KABAB | Family-owned gyro joint with vegan options
  • Skillet Counter | Diner faves — from fried chicken and waffles to burgers

Spice Bridge

📍 14200 Tukwila International Blvd., Tukwila
⏰ Tuesday-Saturday, 11 a.m.-8 p.m.; Sunday, 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Local nonprofit the Food Innovation Network launched this food hall to support several women and immigrant-owned businesses.

  • Jazze’s | Afghan cuisine like pulled lamb sliders
  • Taste of Congo | Grilled mackerel and other Congolese comfort foods
  • Moyo Kitchen | Delicacies from Somalia, Kenya, and Tanzania like potato stew
Photos of various Congolese dishes, including a whole grilled fish in the center topped with onions.

Discover hard-to-find African dishes at Spice Bridge in Tukwila.

Photo via Taste of Congo

Uwajimaya Village

📍 600 Fifth Ave. S., Seattle
⏰ Hours vary

Get your grocery shopping done at the main market — then hit up the vendors for full-on meals and sensational snacks.

  • Aloha Plates | Loco moco, musubi, and other lunchable Hawaiian items
  • Boiling Point | Sit-down hot pot joint that’s good for groups
  • Dochi | Dreamy mochi-doughnut hybrids — often coated with cereal
A light blue box filled with colorful, cereal-topped mochi doughnuts.

Dochi is known for sugary cereal and candy-coated concoctions.

Photo via Dochi

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