I guess cities just glow in the dark. Seattle just got more beautiful as dusk comes.
I usually intentionally avoid non-local food when I travel but I guess I just can't say no to an expat recommendation -we had Japanese food for dinner and I was surprised how well they can turn out to be (and so popular!) in the USA. Perhaps that's why people came so far to stay.
We ordered a few rolls, our friend got the calamari and I got the miso soup as I was still full from my Piroshky apple cinnamon roll on the way to Kerry Park. It's located amongst a bunch of Japanese restaurants but (its queue) still stood out -from the architecture I guess they have been competing on so many different levels. Success definitely is not easy.
Molly Moon's -Seattle's very own homemade ice-cream *I had this local thing* and I love places that offer tasting! I tried almost all flavors and got the balsamic strawberry cos it already sounded unique before tasting amazing -bet you've never heard of it if you never left Asia.
The Elliott Bay Book Company
Hell yeah local bookstores. Done this in almost every city I visited in the US.
I posted on Instagram that day I shot this that I hoped every zebra crossing could look like this. It's not about LGBT etc but this would make many people's day.
That's our second night -given we arrived the first night and headed straight to the hostel. Just thinking 'bout it we were so amazing for doing so much in just three days. Plus I had to work on a project in the morning fml. Moments like this remind me that I am still young so I should do more.
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