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  1. The Boat

    Vietnamese

    Eat 84
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    The boat-shaped building in Little Saigon runs the whole menu on a single dish: a garlic-crusted half chicken, fried crisp and lacquered in fish sauce, served with rice or a noodle soup sidecar and a chrysanthemum greens salad that quietly steals the table. The drinks list is broader than you'd expect, with Vietnamese iced coffee, pandan iced tea, and cocktails. Save room for the pandan waffles, or come just for those.

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    • Pandan iced tea

      “Order it by day with a ca phe sua da or pandan iced tea, or in the evening with an adept Viet cocktail.”

      Seattle Met, 2023

    • Banh kep

      “Either way, the best meals here end with a plate of banh kep, or pandan waffles with a spoonful of coconut fluff.”

      Seattle Met, 2023
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    1314 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA · Seattle
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