Samurai Noodle - Seattle

The Card of Samurai Noodle from Seattle includes about 26 different dishes and drinks. On average, you pay for a dish / drink about $6.9.

What Michael D likes about Samurai Noodle:
Samurai is less busy than some of the other noodle shops around, and the food is really good and also affordable. There is very limited seating, but if you can dine in I recommend because the service is also very good. We went on a Saturday last time, and the food only took a few minutes to get out to us, so there isn't much of a wait either. read more.

What Terri W doesn't like about Samurai Noodle:
I 've only ever had one thing from Noodle Zen: the Won Ton Soup. My husband and I love it. We always order it with double won tons. Personally, I 'd be happier if it was simply broth and won tons; I never bother eating the noodles, and I don 't care for bok choy. But the broth is really delicious, in our opinion. So many brothy soups are made with weak, wan, thin-tasting broth (one of the reasons I 've never been abl... read more.

In the Samurai Noodle from Seattle, using a lot of freshly harvested vegetables, fish and meat, healthy, delicious Japanese dishes are prepared, The creative fusion of different menus with fresh and occasionally daring products is highly valued by the visitors - a nice example of Asian Fusion. If you're the type for spicy meals, then try the Thai meals, Many customers show especially their enthusiasm for the versatile, tasty Chinese cuisine.