One Bite Cafe

Cute and different spot for Woodinville! While I am pleased there is another great spot for boba tea options, I was a little displeased about the prices. I got a drink and small bite and it ended up being a lot for what I would consider a treat. The service was quick albeit most of the ordering process is through an iPad. Whenever I drive past this place it is always busy with a line usually going out the door, so be prepared to wait in line just to order or better yet ordering ahead online!

Adorable little desert place serving Korean snow shaved ice, baked goods, boba drinks. Kawaii style decor with plenty of photo ops. Service was good, although the girl helping me was training, but overall a good experience. I order the shaved ice Togo and they didn't have lids for my dessert which was annoying but I made it home with no spillage

Everything was delicious. We arrived promptly when they opened. The employee was not super warm but whatever, he got us our food quickly. We ordered the blueberry, mango, oreo, truffle chocolate. We really liked all of them. They are sweet but not overly sweet. Wish we would have tried some of their savory ones. We also got the mango & watermelon blend. & the mango jasmine refresher. All so delicious as well. The only meh item was the spicy crab. Not bad but not the "i would get it again" type of thought. The place is so cute with several options to take cute photos (lol clearly i didnt take advantage of that) Would drive out for this place again.

Such a cute little spot! So bright and pretty even on the hottest day. It felt cooler inside too. So glad Baci can join too. Funny enough: I was actually planning to stop by their north gate location for the last 2 weeks. Now they are in east side!The Croffle! Croissant waffles. That's what I came for and Croffles they had. So many variations and toppings. I tried their cheese Croffle, blue berry coffee and cream cheese Croffle. I really wanted the strawberry ones: should've went with that. Blue berry Croffle: delicious but a little heavy for me. Cheese Croffle: it's cute but not melted cheese. Would've been tastier. Cream cheese Croffle: this one had a bad freezer burnt taste. Not a fan at all. Staff was friendly, they had other stuff too that I didn't get to try. Hope to come back for it.My favorite part: pup friendly! It's been insanely hot and I usually keep my car on/ ac on to grab takeout fast. I was gonna take it togo but glad I was able to dine in. They also have savory Croffles and drinks. And shave ice! Maybe I'll try next time.

Soooo, I'm so happy there are more Korean places popping up on the Eastside. It's about time! One Bite is where Freshii was, which I'm glad about because they were quite subpar, especially for the price. Don't get it twisted, OB is the polar opposite of Freshii... no promise of healthy things here Their selection of Asian style cakes (not too sweet and cloying, but light, just right and fluffy) are great, and I was in awe over the Taro cake. Best I've ever had and best taro flavor you can get. Of course, I have to give the well deserved accolades to the stand outs, the Croffles of course! I must admit, I had never tried these little babies before and was a bit weary as in person they look kinda like a basic Belgian waffle in a cuter shape and with a whipped frosting/mousse on top. But nay nay, these are nearly flaky with layered pastry inside, but a bit firmer, and the outside is like the perfect waffle texture. Yeah, I don't know how else to explain it. First go around we got the matcha, strawberry, Oreo and black sesame. 3 out of 4 were just perfection. The black sesame missed the mark as I got an almost burnt/fruity taste from it (then again black sesame is never my go to). Second time we had to get the matcha again because it is such a strong true matcha flavor (ceremonial grade, I presume) with the perfect creaminess, as well as the blueberry I had my eye on from before. I ate scrumptiously. I also got the Dalgona latte, which I have wanted to try (not from home) for so long and it did not disappoint either. The most unique sweet but not too sweet flavor. Lightly burnt honey? It's just delicious. Husband is from SK and grew up eating Dalgona (think squid game), and he was overjoyed at the taste. The rice balls are like onigiri but filled with more Korean style options, like tuna Mayo and bulgogi. The tuna Mayo was bomb. A little tuna bomb! Omg and they have sausage bbang! It's a sausage bread with melted cheese and ketchup and things on top. I've made it at home before as it is also a favorite of husband, but it was harder to make than it looks so now I don't have to! I can't recommend this place enough and will do my part to make sure they're here to stay!

Upon hearing so many rave reviews of the location in Roosevelt, I was delighted to see that One Bite Cafe had opened on the Eastside!This is an adorable cafe. The inside isn't spacious, but there is plenty of seating and the decor is bright and fun. Definitely a place that is worthy for the 'gram. Ordering is very simple - you can either order at the counter, use the kiosk or order ahead online. Service was quick because there weren't many patrons but I can envision this place being much busier in the future.I tried the Egg Crosand and the Honeydew Melon Milk Tea. The Egg Crosand was tasty - I would never have paired egg salad with a waffle but the juxtaposition ended up being scrumptious. The honeydew flavor was VERY prominent in the milk tea and I was pleasantly surprised to see how much drink I could buy for a relatively affordable price. I can't wait to return and try all of the desserts here!

They serve up bite-sized Korean-inspired treats like Oreo and Black Sesame Croffle ($8.5). I love their Earl Grey Cake ($7.5) and Roll Cakes ($6.5).Positively surprised by the high quality of the drinks. We got the Strawberry Galaxy-Ade ($6.25) where it's fun to watch they made it with the layers of flavor, goes well with the Peach Popping Boba. The Brown Sugar Matcha Latte with boba ($6.3) is made with ceremonial grade matcha.The staff were so friendly, and made the drinks meticulously. Love the vibrant wallpaper where it adds some color to my dull life in rainy Seattle.

Came here to try the croffles and it partly lived up to expectations. The Cream Cheese and Earl Grey topping both had a nice subtle sweetness/flavor. The croffle itself was disappointing, however - did not taste very fresh. Little acknowledgment from the staff when I walked in. The interior is cute though, and the food served pretty quickly. I wish they had metal cutlery available when eating in since the plastic knives couldn't cut the croffles, making things messy.Might be back for other flavors and hopefully an improved experience!

I got the earl grey croffle and Oreo croffle to share. I came in for their signature matcha one but I'm a sucker for a random flavor and had to try it. It was a 2/5 for me on the whipped topping but the croffle itself is 5/5 delicious! It has a hard, sugary, almost glazed outside that provides the perfect crunch while the inside is still nice and fluffy. It's the perfect dessert size.

The Korean sausage was made with a hot dog. Very disappointed. The waffle desserts are amazing though.