📍 Westlake Center, 4th Ave & Pine St, Seattle, WA 98101
Inspired by the bustling food markets of Bangkok, Manila, and Hanoi, this modern food hall features over 10 rotating vendors offering Southeast Asian staples.
Expect crispy lechon, Cambodian skewers, pad thai, Vietnamese iced coffee, and even boba.
🛍️ Indoor, fast-casual vibe with quick lines and plenty of seating.
🌶️ Perfect for lunch breaks or flavor-hopping with friends!
📍 1214 E Pine St, Seattle, WA 98122
Not a food cart, but it feels like one exploded onto a menu — Nue serves up global street food from over 15 countries.
Grab Burmese laphet thoke, South African bunny chow, or spicy Thai sausages all in one sitting.
🌏 Dishes are unapologetically authentic, not fusion.
📸 A must-visit for adventurous eaters and Instagram foodies.
📍 2221 N 45th St, Seattle, WA 98103
🕐 Usually evenings in Omar’s Tires parking lot
Seattle’s best-kept street food secret. These fully loaded Venezuelan-style hot dogs come stacked with shredded beef, coleslaw, crushed chips, house-made sauces, quail eggs, cheese, and more — all on a pillowy bun.
🔥 Flavor bomb. A bit chaotic. Totally worth it.
🎉 Best enjoyed after 9 PM — bring napkins and friends!
📍 Pioneer Square, Capitol Hill & Stadium events (roaming carts)
The iconic late-night Seattle experience.
These split-top buns are grilled and filled with a juicy hot dog, slathered in cream cheese, then topped with grilled onions and jalapeños.
🌙 You’ll smell them before you see them.
🥳 Best post-bar snack or post-Mariner game bite!
📍 1904 Pike Place, Seattle, WA 98101
Pike Place isn’t just touristy—it’s a street food playground. Grab a warm ABBLT (apple, brie, bacon, lettuce, tomato) from Michou Deli, or a fresh-off-the-dock fish sandwich and chowder from Jack’s Fish Spot.
🍞 Craving sweet? Try mini donuts, Rachel’s ginger beer, or Beecher’s mac & cheese.
🧺 Grab a few things and picnic at the waterfront!
