Over the past few years, Everett has enjoyed an influx of great new Asian cuisine. Here are a few of our current favorites.

Pho Ha

(Vietnamese, Street food)

2930 Colby Ave.

(425) 252-4002

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In their newly remodeled digs, you'll enjoy the tastes of Vietnamese street food right here in downtown Everett. Pho Ha is a favorite for locals and visitors alike – with a menu of sandwiches, vegetarian options and all kinds of meaty dishes for the carnivores. You won't want to leave without a Thai iced tea, served with a homemade white chocolate Oreo truffle.

Fisherman Jack's

(Asian fusion classics)

1402 Seiner Drive

(425) 610-3616

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Kai Sushi

(Japanese, Sushi)

2811 Colby Ave.

(425) 374-7949

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Come to Kai Sushi for the delicious variety of sushi rolls, stay for the incredibly courteous staff. They also have a great lunch specials that you can split with a friend or eat all by yourself, and you’ve got a cheap, tasty lunch.

Terracotta Red

 (Pan Asian, Chinese)

2820 Hewitt Ave.

(425) 322-5132

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Terracotta Red is not your typical Chinese restaurant. Although you'll find dishes bearing names like Mongolian Beef and Kung Pao Chicken, the fresh ingredients and creative approach set this restaurant apart. Terracotta's chef, Jimmy Liang, is classically trained and has worked with many prestigious restaurants, including the Herb Farm. If you're craving Chinese but don't want to feel terrible about it, this is the place for you.

Thai Gusto

(Thai)

2011 Hewitt Ave.

(425) 943-9589

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Thai cooking is an art form. The taste of each dish is of utmost importance. However, its preparation and presentation are of equal importance. The dishes must have the distinctive Thai taste. At the same time, they must be fragrant and colorful. When thinking about Thai food, the first thing that may come to mind is that Thai food is spicy hot, but that is not all it is about. Thai dishes must have the combined tastes of spicy hot, salt, sweetness, sourness, and sometime bitterness, creating a unique truly harmonious taste. The secret is in the ingredients. We recommend going with a friend so you can try more than one dish, and you'll probably still have something to take home!

Yummy Banh Mi

(Vietnamese)

1606 Hewitt Ave.

(425) 259-2876

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If you haven't tried Yummy Banh Mi sandwiches, you aren't living your best life (just our humble opinion). With a new, larger location on Colby Ave., you can sit and enjoy your meal with friends and top it off with one of their to die for bubble tea smoothies. Might we suggest the Lychee?