Umi Cafe & Restaurant Costa Kujukushima

Pretty good food. First time there. Will come back to try other items

Just ate here and we loved it. The service was very friendly. The dining area inside is small but cozy. We tried several items and they were all flavorful and satisfying. Highly recommend this place.

Nestled in a quiet neighborhood in Issaquah, this place has nice outdoor seating available (if weather permits), a decent size parking lot (and street parking on the other side), prompt service, and tasty, reasonably priced food!

Great atmosphere, excellent food.

Very nice atmosphere!! Several vegetarian/vegan options 👍Taiwanese beef noodle soup🍲 is a popular choice. I ordered spicy Thai coconut noodles, was a little bit too rich. BoBa tea🍵 is great! Looking forward to going back on a sunny day so we can sit outside by the Koi pond. 🐟

Oops, I'm a little surprised that I didn't leave a review the past few times I've been here. I've always had a pleasant experience coming here, but I have yet to leave this place while spending a lot. This isn't necessary because the food is expensive, but rather, I simply want to have everything.Starting with their milk tea - I don't think anyone realizes how difficult it is to make milk tea/bubble tea. The boba needs to be eaten within a few hours, which means they are made fresh and cannot sit around. In a city such as Issaquah, the population doesn't have a high demand for milk tea, yet the restaurant keeps a good supply of high quality boba.The appetizers are great. You have lots of choices for small dishes that are great to share. This goes well with the milk tea.The entrees are unique and specialized. The pork belly is definitely a must try.

Beautiful environment and good taste. Excellent service

I had a superb experience at this restaurant. We loved the extraordinary vibes and the food. The waiters are super affable. I’m happy we finally decided to try this place.

The pho is so good I will drive out of my way for it

Taiwan beef noodle soup was excellent. Beef and tofu served on the side with dipping sauce and minced pickled vegetable. Looked good and tasted good. Broth spiced nicely.

This is an Asian restaurant in Issaquah, Washington. It's in a hard to find location with poor signage, so you'll have to look hard to find it. The food is surprisingly tasty. We didn't expect to like it as much as we did. Presentation was nice. Portions were large. No one went hungry after finishing a main course. We didn't order an appetizer. Price for 4 adults was $55. This place beats the other pho and Chinese restaurants in the area hands-down. Service was friendly but not stunning.

If you need something brothy and sustaining, the pho has great noodles and they don't skimp on the other ingredients. I had a bowl last night and it absolutely hit the spot.

This spot is worth trying. They serve large portions for convenient prices. Consistently neat and with awesome vibes. Will come visit again.

Upon walking in I felt the floor was sticky. I thought that maybe something has been spilled earlier but the entire restaurant was sticky. We were waiting for our food so we sat down on the bench and we were asked to leave. When we explained that we were waiting for our food we were told we could wait outside. Under old owners this place was one of my favorites but quality has gone down tremendously.

Used to be named Cafe Chi, Umi Cafe retained lots of the same tranquil quality and yummy food. Favorite staples for me are the Taiwanese beef noodle soup, minced pork over rice, pork belly in bun, and beef roti rolls. It's a gem on the eastside where good Asian food with reasonable pricing exists. The only real big change is they are now licensed to serve alcohol. Outdoor seating next to the pond is the same and a good place to sun yourself on a sunny day.