Culture
Marination's food truck raises the bar for competitors
Eating on the Edge: Americans are often too fussy to buy their food from street vendors, but this rolling restaurant has rich, varied flavors and polished, mirror-like finishes.
Eating on the Edge: Americans are often too fussy to buy their food from street vendors, but this rolling restaurant has rich, varied flavors and polished, mirror-like finishes.
Its mix of public and private, arts and sports, has produced a hodge-podge not a plan. A Chihuly museum would be another blow to the public interest.
Eating on the Edge: A few Seattle restaurants serve this simple dish, which is so popular in Singapore that one restaurant can go through 50 chickens a day.
But new openings on both sides of Lake Washington offer signs of hope for fans of fine dining.
Here's a roster of Seattle worthies who could be immortalized on our city maps, honored by signs on streets or unnamed alleyways.