Category: Restaurant blog

Hello PlayStation fans! My name is Leonard Menchiari, creator of Trek to Yomi, which will soon be available on PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. As we approach launch, I would like to invite you to join me to learn more about the story and development from Trek to Yomi and reveal some of the finer […]

This Thursday, we will still be a week and a half away from spring, but the weather should be good enough for you to plan to go out for the West Seattle Art Walk! This is Rob Roy Chalmers at Fogue Gallery (4130 California SW; WSB sponsor), where you can meet him at his Art […]

Jeam Out of Town Blog Hub (Outoftownblog.com) – Despite the Covid-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Tourism-Mimaropa has honored movers in the region who have played a key role in restarting the tourism industry and transitioning to the new normal. The citations, the second since 2020, were awarded during Mimaropa’s recent Virtual Tourism Appreciation and Recognition […]

Welcome to March! We hope you’re having a great weekend and are ready to sit back, relax, and catch up on all the latest Royal Caribbean news! Wonder of the Seas is finally here and welcomes passengers on board! The world’s largest cruise ship departed Fort Lauderdale, Florida on Friday to begin a 7-night cruise […]

Royal Caribbean’s Wonder of the Seas begins its first sail today, and this cruise ship is packed with things to see, do, and eat. The world’s largest cruise ship is also the fifth Oasis-class cruise ship and leaves Fort Lauderdale on Friday to begin a 7-night Eastern Caribbean cruise. Royal Caribbean has built on the […]

Apps are key to enriching the average Android device owner’s experience. So it’s no surprise that brands at all levels are trying to build and launch their own mobile apps. The main challenge is finding the right development solution for your business. Creating Android apps is a very big challenge due to the general complexity […]

What do you know of Cambodia? Can you even find it on a map? This Southeast Asian country and its cuisine is often overshadowed by its more familiar neighbors Thailand and Vietnam. A local food pop-up aims to end Cambodia’s darkness and bring its culture and food creations into the mainstream of Richmond’s food scene. […]

It’s officially March and you know what that means: the start of spring 2022 is in the near future! And what better way to celebrate the end of one season and the arrival of another than by embracing all that our city has to offer? There are tons of free things to do in Montreal […]

Newcastle extended their league unbeaten streak to seven with the stunning 2-0 win at Brentford last weekend. Goals from Joelinto and Joe Willock were enough to eliminate the Bees who were down to ten men in the early stages. Next on the register is Brighton, back home in the familiar confines of St. James’ Park. […]

Montreal shopaholics can rejoice knowing that a brand new UNIQLO hits the streets on March 4th. And by streets, we mean at CF Fairview Pointe Claire. For anyone living in the West Island of Montreal, you ultimately won’t have to drive all the way to downtown to take a UNIQLO ride. This popular Japanese retailer […]

Tomorrow is Mardi Gras/Fat Tuesday – if you’re looking for some tasty ways to celebrate here on the Peninsula, here’s what we have so far: CIRCA HOLIDAYS: The owners of this Admiral restaurant/bar (2305 California SW) have strong ties to New Orleans, so today is a great day. We asked the co-owner Gretchen what is […]

(Saturday sunrise, photographed by Stewart L.) Sunday has arrived, and now we are only two weeks away from daylight saving time, three weeks away from spring. But first – here are today’s notes: CHURCHES: Most churches in West Seattle are continuing their services online, with some in-person gatherings as well – here’s our weekly update […]

Arab students stranded in Ukraine desperate to return homeThousands of young Arabs who have undertaken studies in Ukraine, often fleeing violence at home, are asking to be saved from a new nightmare – Russia’s full-scale invasion of the country. More than 10,000 Arab students attend university in Ukraine, drawn to the former Soviet republic by […]

Before the Internet, I read. Books were my paradise; my corner of safety, silence far from all the noise. My corner and my book were all I needed to survive. Was reading my escape? Yes it was and no it was not. I mean, reading transported me to another world but it […]

West Seattle resident Christie came up with the idea for a community-wide cleanup beyond the usual site-specific group gatherings. She circulated the idea on social media, but wanted to make sure WSB readers knew too: Let’s clean up YOUR neighborhood! Do what you can, with what you have, where you are~ What: Garbage collection in […]

It’s possible to leave Shearwater Tavern confused, and thankfully. Imagine a soup in which beef and onion strands compete for attention. They hang from the spoon, crumble on the palate and push into the foreground until the broth becomes a whirlwind of sweet, swarthy and slightly bitter notions. And it all takes place after breaking […]

Newcastle has published images from Wednesday’s training session. It’s a mixed bag with one injured player returning but two still not ready to train. The only positive is that Javier Manquillo has returned to training. The right-back picked up a calf injury in the win over Aston Villa which forced him to miss the game […]

One of our most popular questions we hear on the Royal Caribbean Blog discussion forums is “Where should I stay when traveling to this port?” We can recommend hotels in almost any port, but there is a (rather) new player in town that we should offer as an option. When AirBnBs first started popping up, […]

As the 4508 California SW redevelopment project prepares for construction, both restaurants on the site now have closing dates. We have already reported the impending closure of Kamei Japanese Restaurant – which set March 15 as the date a few days ago – and now we have confirmed the plan for Lee’s Asian Restaurant the […]

The second day of our Independence of the Seas cruise takes us to the main dish sailing: a visit to Perfect Day at CocoCay. Our ship docked at about 7:30 a.m., and the ship cleared customs at 8 a.m. We took the kids in the Windjammer for breakfast which was very full as everyone was […]

I’m back on a Royal Caribbean cruise ship this weekend, this time checking out Independence of the Seas. Since it’s President’s weekend, my kids have school off on Monday and it’s a natural fit for a weekend cruise. We had originally booked Royal Promenade connecting rooms for this cruise, but the prices dropped at the […]

Nigel Dunnington presents the check to Hospice Sainte-Catherine A Preston McDonald’s franchisee and his restaurant group have raised £6,144 for St Catherine’s Hospice in Lostock Hall. Advertising Restaurants in Preston, Blackpool, Leyland, Fleetwood, Chorley, Fulwood and Lytham held fundraising events including drive-through car […]

Brixton Village is set to host another specialty restaurant with the expected March arrival of Chinese meat specialist Three Uncles. Three uncles are childhood friends and chefs Cheong Yew (Uncle Lim), Pui Sing Tsang (Uncle Sidney) and Mo Kwok (Uncle Mo) who specialize in siu mei – Cantonese roast meat. The Brixton business will be […]

The monthly connection fee is good for the climate. Regular readers of this blog are well aware that the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) released a Proposed Decision on Net Energy Metering (NEM) reform for residential rooftop solar last December. One of the most controversial elements of the proposed decision is the requirement that households […]

The Super Bowl is the most watched TV event of the year. Most years the game only provides part of the attraction. The ads – which cost $6.5 million per 30 seconds – often provide more highlights than the game itself. This year, the NFL has a competitive game, but the Cincinnati Bengals come from […]

Mariner of the Seas and Independence of the Seas depart from Port Canaveral, so choosing which ship to sail is a decision many cruisers face. Both ships were recently amplified under Royal Caribbean’s Royal Amplified program. For this reason, Mariner and Independence of the Seas offer many of Royal Caribbean’s newest and most popular activities, […]

Valentine’s Day is about showing appreciation for those you love and care about. But who said that person had to be a significant other? Whether it’s with a group or just you and your BFF, here are seven ideas for a memorable and fulfilling Valentine’s Day with friends. 1. Love Hurts Series at Coolidge Corner […]

MSC Cruises has made significant investments in shipbuilding over the past 20 years, resulting in today’s diverse fleet that sails around the world. Whether it’s a smaller ship that travels to scenic ports or a mega ship with all the bells and whistles, MSC offers something for every cruiser, including visits to their private island […]

This is the team I predict Eddie Howe will name for Tuesday’s game against Everton. There is only one change from the 1-0 win at Leeds over two weeks ago. Newcastle are coming off an extended break in which three new signings have been added since the last game. The victory at Leeds was only […]

Updated to version 3, Boz Digital Labs’ Panipulator tests your music “on various less-than-ideal playback systems.” Your latest mix may sound perfect on your expensive, well-positioned high-end studio monitors, but unfortunately that’s not how all of your audience will hear it. Not all listening is done in stereo. Many venues such as nightclubs, restaurants and […]

When: March 13, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. 2022-03-13T09:00:00-07:00 2022-03-13T09:15:00-07:00 Or: 2743 California SWWest of Seattle We’re doing something cool and partnering with Good society brewing Sunday, March 13 at 9 a.m.! Join us for the group run to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. Meet at West Seattle Runner for a 3 mile run around the neighborhood. […]