Marination in Seattle blends Hawaiian-Korean flavors into irresistible street-style eats. Evolving from a famed food truck to brick-and-mortar spots, it offers tacos stuffed with kalbi beef, miso ginger chicken, spicy pork, or sexy tofu, all topped with signature slaw, pickled jalapeños, and Nunya sauce. Indulge in kalua pork sliders, kimchi fried rice bowls, panko-crusted fish and chips, or spam musubi for a true island vibe.
The vibe is casual aloha with limited indoor seating and outdoor tables, great for harbor views or urban hangs. Highlights include hearty Lūʻau plates and weekend brunch featuring chicken and waffles or tocino bowls. Marination shines with bold marinades, fresh ingredients, and perfect heat, making it a go-to for fusion fans seeking flavorful, feel-good meals.
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