With a head chef who boasts more than 30 years of experience and a sushi chef who trained at the Hyatt in South Korea, The Korea House's menu is in four very capable hands. As such, you'll want to build a feast from their extensive menu. Korean-style barbecue features a choice of meats served still sizzling in a skillet, accompanied by banchan (small dishes of veggies, tofu, and other accoutrements). Head chef Choi claims the soft tofu soups to be his specialty; the soon doo boo is popular with guests, with a spicy combination of tofu with clams, beef, or pork. Other Korean favorites include bibimbap, kimchi fried rice, stone bowl dishes, and Korean BBQ.

For fresh maki, Kirkland's Teriyaki Madness has got you covered. Teriyaki Madness combines great flavors with healthy ingredients for dishes that not just taste good but make you feel good too. Got kids? No problem at Teriyaki Madness! This restaurant is a fantastic spot for families to dine together. Parties of any size can easily be seated at Teriyaki Madness. Show up in sneakers or a suit at Teriyaki Madness, where dining in comfort is of utmost importance. For those in a rush, the restaurant lets you take your food to go. Love the food so much you want to serve it at your next soiree? No problem — Teriyaki Madness offers catering. At Teriyaki Madness, we don't think a night out should be filled with hidden fees. That's why our parking lot's free. Teriyaki Madness provides ample space for bikers to store their bikes. So discover the many flavors and food trends of Japan at the highly-rated Teriyaki Madness.

The Press Box: Old Village Korean Bistro The experience matters almost as much as the food at Old Village Korean Bistro. Each table features a charcoal-fueled grill, which diners use to sear their own beef short ribs, calamari, and assorted mushrooms. Read on to learn more about this popular spot for interactive dining: ”While there’s a fairly comprehensive Korean menu, this restaurant at the north edge of Seattle is one of the most popular for grill-your-own Korean BBQ, notable for its use of charcoal, which infuses the food with extra smoky flavor.” — Eater Seattle “Most Korean BBQ spots have switched to electric, but Old Village’s dark booths deliver genuine authenticity, thanks to the old-school charcoal grills for browning the raw bits of bulgogi, marinated beef and pork, that servers slice up (with scissors!) at the table.” — Seattle Met “I was blown away by the barbecue pork, marinated in chili sauce, sugar and salt; it sizzled and produced enough drippings to send flames up from the charcoal.” — Seattle Post-Intelligencer “With rough wooden tables and really nice staff, this room is like an old-fashioned roadside inn beside the maniacal Aurora traffic.” — The Stranger

Fill up on fare from The Grill King Korean Cuisine and BBQ in Shoreline and be sure to satisfy your stomach. Health nuts will be pleased with the menu at The Grill King Korean Cuisine and BBQ, which includes a number of fresh, nutritious items. Gather the whole family for a trip to this restaurant — everyone will find something to like (even the pickiest little eater) on the menu here. Catering makes it easier to organize any event, and The Grill King Korean Cuisine and BBQ will ensure that it is delicious. Meeting the gang for a movie? Pick up some food from this restaurant. Drivers will embrace the parking lot located next door to The Grill King Korean Cuisine and BBQ. Menu items at The Grill King Korean Cuisine and BBQ tend to be mid-priced, so expect to plop down about $30 per person to dine here.

Head to Nara Chinese Restaurant in Shoreline and take a culinary trip to the Far East, where fine Chinese cuisine is readily available. Enjoy a low-fat or gluten-free meal at Nara Chinese Restaurant, a local favorite. This restaurant also operates a bar, so a round of drinks with dinner is not out of the question. The perfect place to take the kids, dining out at this restaurant won't cost you a sitter. Slip into something more comfortable before dining at Nara Chinese Restaurant, where dress code calls for business casual. Getting your food to go is also an option. Complimentary parking is provided in the lot next to Nara Chinese Restaurant. So whether you're a fried rice fanatic or just dig a great dumpling, keep Nara Chinese Restaurant in mind for all your Chinese food favorites.

Enjoy classic barbecue dishes at Haenam BBQ Restaurant in Shoreline and embrace the mess. The whole family can enjoy a meal at this restaurant with its kid-friendly fare. Need to get out of the house? Order and pick up from this restaurant. Drivers will jump with joy when they find out about the free parking in the lot next door. Dynamize your next meal with the kick of some great barbecue eats from Haenam BBQ Restaurant. Make sure your next meal is a good one. Get your barbecue on at Haenam BBQ Restaurant.