
The Hall on Occidental
American · Seattle · $$
4.6(338)

Seattle, WA · $$
Modern Southeast Asian dishes, expertly crafted cocktails and weekend brunches.
“I’ve been to this place for their breakfast and their dinner menu different times, and I love both! Their menus and cocktails are dedicated to South East Asian cultures. Their Filipino dishes are a unique twist to the culture, and the dishes are beginner friendly for people who have never had Filipino food before. The Ube pancakes weren’t too sweet and super filling, I loved their Benedict! For their dinner menu, I loved the Kraken Calamansi Ceviche and the Philippines Sliders. Their restaurant is very aesthetically pleasing too! The servers and owner are very attentive and inviting. I would recommend to anyone who is near the area and I would come back for more.”
“Ok there are 5 star restaurants and some are inflated but not Woo Bar and kitchen! If you are a person who loves food give this place a try. We went prior to a show in Seattle center which is very close and it was great. The flavors were fantastic and we ended up ordering more than we needed because we wanted to try ALL the things. Even still we could have tried the sliders! This is a must try if you are in and around Queen Anne or Seattle center!”
“We recently visited Woo Bar in Seattle with a group of 11, and the experience was fantastic from start to finish! For appetizers, we tried the oxtail hummus dip and the Yukon Gold bars—both were absolutely delicious. The Yukon Gold bars stood out with their perfect crunch on the outside and soft, tender inside. The pork floss topping was such a clever and unique touch that really elevated the dish. For my main, I ordered the laksa seafood pasta and requested it to be less spicy. The portion was generous, packed with fresh seafood, and incredibly flavorful—definitely one of the highlights of the meal. Others in our group ordered dishes like the sea bass, garlic noodles, and Asian chicken salad, and every dish was superb. The drinks were also a big hit, with everyone raving about the creative and tasty cocktails. Overall, Woo Bar exceeded our expectations. The food was delicious, the portions were generous, and the flavors were so unique. Family-friendly, easy to find parking. We can’t wait to come back and try more from the menu! If I could, I’d give this place 10 stars!”
“Went here with my friends. Cute spot and we were able to be seated immediately which was nice since a lot of restaurants in the area were packed to the brim with folks going to local sporting events. I got the garlic noodles (removed the poached egg) and added chicken katsu. It was decent, I wish the katsu had a little more flavor but it was nice and crispy. The noodles were also good, my friends tried it as well and thought it was pretty good. Overall, would recommend coming here”
“We stopped in at Woo Bar before seeing the Transiberian Orchestra at the Climate Pledge Arena. We were there about 1pm and were sat immediately. We arrived during brunch but they allowed us to order from the regular menu. We had the Phillipines sliders, Signature Wings with mango habanero sauce and the Banh Tom as well as a Vietnamese coffee. The Phillipines Sliders were excellent. The wings were a bit greasy but the sauce was sweet and just the right amount spicy. The Banh Tom is not something I'd order again. The shrimp was horribly tough- possibly freezer burned and or just way overcooked. Service was excellent. The noise level was quite high, wouldn't recommend for a date or if you are wanting to have much conversation.”
515 1st Avenue North, Seattle, WA 98109, US
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