Reviews The Vox Kitchen

Some of the best Asian fusion I’ve ever had. The wings were incredibly juicy. I was very impressed with the sauces they had. The rib-eye is full of flavor. The garlic noodles are awesome!

Taste :4.6/5 Environment: 4.2/5 Service：4.2/5 I'm so glad we did! I had been wanting to try this place for a while and finally got the chance to check it out. One dish that really stood out was the saltado shaken fries, which we decided to change to noodles. The portion size was very generous, and the chewy texture of the noodles was spot on. The flavor was also amazing - I would describe it as a savory explosion in my mouth! Overall, I highly recommend The Vox Kitchen for anyone looking for delicious and unique dishes. They are always busy but it’s worthy for the waiting .

I went there without expectations, but there were too many people. There was a wait, but I was able to get a seat quickly, and the food came out quickly, and the food was very delicious. There were a lot of customers and it was busy, but the servers were friendly, and I ate at an outdoor table, and the atmosphere was good. The food was really delicious, so I want to go again.

This was the second time we’ve been to the Vox kitchen. I love that it has plenty of outdoor seating and easy to bring my dog there. The service has been good and food came super fast. Out of all 3 below I highly recommend the spicy wontons. House Congee with galbi- lots of meat on the bone, love the egg yolk. Once everything mixed together it was slightly on the saltier side. Saltado shaken fries with filet mignon- slightly chewy meat with medium done. Overall was tasty with fries, rice and Aji sauce. I have mixed feelings about it with fries being soggy this way. Spicy shrimp wontons- came with 8 wontons, great tasting sauce mixed in and not super spicy.

I flew in to SoCal for work and my first time coming here. My friend recommended me this location aka “seattlefoodieadventure” on Instagram/social. I ordered the House Garlic Noodles with medium rare rib-eye steak plus the mango dragonfruit iced tea. The steak was grilled perfectly, the noodles was seasoned, the green sauce was fire and the drink was refreshing. Overall, satisfied with what I ordered! I highly recommend this location if you’re visiting around the area. From what I seen, it does get busy so try book a party in advance!

Food: 5/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 3/5 Parking: 3/5 Family friendly: 4/5 Stroller friendly: 0/5 The Vox kitchen has been on "to eat" list for a while now. They didn't disappoint! All the hype about the food is valid. We reserved a table for about 16 people and were squeezed into the patio section. When I say squeezed, I mean, really squeezed. There were so many items ordered that night it became a blur, but here are a couple of the most memorable. Drinks: pandan colada ($13) and Thai tea w/ sea salt foam ($6) Dishes: the pear salad appetizer ($18) and filet mignon saltado ($21). Service is super fast, efficient and very pleasant. The ambiance is very modern, but fairly loud I had trouble having a conversation with people adjacent to me. Also, if you're thinking about bringing a family member in a stroller. Forget about it. There ain't no room for that. I would def come back to try other items on the menu.

My family and I visited the Vox Kitchen recently and I was very impressed by their food and service. They are opening a space next door for business while remodeling the old space, which shows how popular they are. The new space has a bigger kitchen and a cozy dining area. The food was amazing, with fresh ingredients and creative flavors. I ordered the garlic noodles with grilled shrimp, which came with a green sauce on the side. The noodles were thick and chewy, the shrimp were juicy and tender, and the sauce was tangy and spicy. It was a perfect combination of textures and tastes. The portion was generous and I was full after finishing it. My family ordered the Saltado shaken fries house special, which was a Vox Kitchen signature dish of french fries, grilled ribeye steak, white rice, and sliced tomatoes. The fries were crispy and seasoned with herbs, the steak was tender and flavorful, the rice was fluffy and fragrant, and the tomatoes added some freshness. The dish also came with a green sauce that tasted like a chimichurri or a chermoula sauce, which added some zing and brightness to the dish. It was a hearty and satisfying meal that we all enjoyed. We also ordered the spicy shrimp wontons, which were Chinese-inspired dumplings filled with shrimp, water chestnuts, soy sauce, spring onions, and coriander. The wontons were plump and juicy, and the spicy Sichuan sauce was savory and fiery. The dish also came with some chopped peanuts and cilantro for some crunch and freshness. It was a mouthwatering appetizer that we all loved. We also ordered the bone-in short rib soup, which was Korean-inspired soup made with beef ribs, potatoes, enoki mushrooms, glass noodles, a slow poached egg, and green onions in a clear but flavorful broth. The ribs were fall-off-the-bone tender, the potatoes were soft and creamy, the mushrooms were delicate and earthy, the noodles were slippery and smooth, and the egg was runny and rich. The broth was light but hearty, with a hint of sweetness from the ribs. It was a warm and comforting meal that we all enjoyed. The drinks were also good and some of them came with free refills. We tried the lychee lemonade, which was a refreshing blend of lemon juice, lychee juice, sugar, and water. It was sweet and sour, with a floral note from the lychees. It came in a tall glass with ice cubes and a slice of lemon as a garnish, which made it look very appealing. We also tried the mango dragonfruit iced tea, which was a tropical blend of black tea, mango puree, dragonfruit puree, sugar, and water. It was fruity and refreshing, with a vibrant color from the dragonfruit. It came in a tall glass with ice cubes and a sprig of mint as a garnish, which made it look very appealing. The service was friendly and attentive. The staff were helpful and courteous, and they checked on us frequently. I would definitely recommend the Vox Kitchen to anyone who loves Asian fusion cuisine. They have a variety of dishes to suit different preferences, from noodles and rice to salads and wings. The prices are reasonable for the quality and quantity of food. The atmosphere is casual and inviting. It's a great place to enjoy a meal with family or friends.

Asian fusion at its best comforting food, with service superb and happy vibes this place is expanding, always packed, use Yelp for last minute waitlist or reserve ahead, you will not be disappointed.