Parkside Deli

I was first introduced to this place when I was little by an aunt who worked in the area. I don't remember the name of the chicken but it was so good I didn't care how spicy it was. I'd just drink extra milk. I hadn't been able to come back since before 2010 cause I hadn't been in the state so when I got a chance to go about a week ago I made sure I didn't miss out. The staff was awesome. The food is mostly as a remembered tho I didn't remember their being peanuts in the chicken and I did have them make it slightly milder cause they never used to ask what level of heat. So I prob would say the spice should be above 3. I also don't remember it being crunchy the chicken itself. It was triangular shaped but I'm not exactly sure it's the same as it used to be 20+ yrs ago. Tho the food is still honestly really good . The place closes at 2 pm. It's a basic indoor eatery it has I think a couch if I remember right. The lighting is fine I think the bathroom was clean & all the tables were clean.

This place is nothing fancy but it has a lot of options. From burgers to sandwiches to teriyaki. They do have daily specials which is nice and the food is made fresh.The wait time is not long either which is a plus. Overall nothing to complain about and I plan to return.

They have a huge variety of food and the Asian food has a Korean twist to it. Highly recommend eating here.

Little mom & pop shop that is located in the business parks near the northshore YMCA. Definitely a sleeper establishment with loads of yummy food and drink options.

I recently was hired at a new job. Three days training, from 8:30 am to five pm. Only a half hour break for lunch. So two days now, having lunch at Parkside Deli Out , as there are of no other options for lunch. Came here with two other co workers. First, experienced a nice welcome sign and area as you step in. Older gentleman greets you and rings up order. I selected teriyaki chicken. As I go to sign out, the button for 15% tip has been pushed for me. I am ordering take out, so I feel 15% is excessive. Still pay the charge. Teriyaki chicken is not bad, but clearly frozen. Salad from a bag, not bad. Horrible Campbell 's chicken noodle soup they charged me 4.50 for. A can of this soup is 1.25 . At least pretend it is your soup and add some green onions or something, other than straight from the can. Plus, the oyster crackers served with the soup are very old. Theybtur into a unpleasant lump once added to the soup. My coworkers experienced poor service from the daughter. She seems to hate her job. She acted annoyed by my coworkers with their coffee order and resentful that we we there and ordering food. I was in a similar job as she was: Help your parents and put your resentment aside for their sake.Today 's lunch experience was worse. Ordered a half sandwich and soup. Was scolded by daughter for ordering half a Californian Club. But the menu did not specify which sandwiches you could only get half of. Again, the 15% tip button has been pushed for me as part of my order. So, changed my order to a Corned Beef and chicken soup combo. Unfortunately, as I hungrily bite into my Corned Beef sandwich, the taste and smell of decayed corned beef was strong. Too strong a smell and taste to eat. Sadly, I'm so hungry and the next break to eat will be at five pm. But the meat is inedible. Again, irritated daughter is serving us our food, she seems put out by our presence. She drops off coffee order to our table without any communication about the order. I observe Father taking a large package of frozen chicken thighs out of freezer for tomorrow 's special. Fresh food is not a priority here.I was disappointed in the poor quality food and service.

Came in to try the Kung Pao - a sign above the cashier said $8.99; but, ringing it up it was 9.99, cashier waved it off like, that thing is wrong. Hmmm. Ok $11 after tax.I ordered 5 star - so this isnt your usual americanized kung pao with a bunch of vegetables added, its straight true-to-the-recipe deep fried chicken with a fantastic sauce and peanuts thrown in for show. 5 star was as hot as I like it, but probably much hotter than most people would like.2 scoops of rice and a side of ordinary bagged salad. Sadly both were in earth-cruel styrofoam. Prices this high no excuse for spending the few extra pennies on compostable containers.Prices are already high w/o gauging me that extra $1 for incorrect sign. Since its made fresh expect to wait a while.

I tried two of their entrees; the famous Kung Pao Chicken and the Hawaiin Burger. The Kung Pao was pretty spicy even though I asked for 3 stars so my wife could try some as well. It ended up being to spicy for her. Keep that in mind when choosing your level of spice. The Kung Pao itself had very little sauce on it but was mostly a rub on the chicken. It did not have any vegetables in it other than the side salad it comes with. You also get some white rice. Overall I wasn't that impressed. I have had much better Kung Pao than this. Kung Pao Chicken = 3 StarsThe Hawaiin burger was much better. It comes on a very nice burger bun with lettuce, tomato, onion, cheese, and Pineapple. The marinade was really sweet and seemed close to a terriyaki sauce. Be careful getting this to go because the marinade really soaks the bottom bun on the way home or back to the office. It comes with potato chips not fries. Hawaiian burger = 4.5 StarsThe place was decently clean when I went but empty since it was around 2 PM. I really cant speak to the customer service since I didn't have much interaction with anyone there. Overall = 3.5 Stars

Please bring back your kung pao chicken! It's was the best around and a customer favorite!

I just had the most delicious lunch, that took me straight back to my childhood. There used to be this sandwich place in Renton I really liked that did sandwiches and fries. Most sandwich places, understandably, only have potato chips, so I get really excited if I can find a place that does sandwiches and fries.Finding this place was an experience. You have to drive straight into the middle of a business plaza parking lot, and it's right there at the corner of a building. Discovering this place made me feel like I found a hidden temple in the middle of a Jungle.I ordered the California Club. It's served pre-cut with the most absolutely by-golly beautiful cross section. It's nicely wrapped so that it holds its form fairly well while you're eating. The ingredients are nearly bursting out of the bread: cucumber, lettuce, tomato, turkey, cheese, bacon, avocado. The mayonnaise ratio is perfect (I find that part the most difficult, when attempting to construct my own sandwich at home). All the ingredients are very well balanced. No single ingredient was too overpowering, yet you are still able to taste all of the individual pieces. However, the sandwich is not necessarily impressive for its ingredients or size. Its real strength is its form and elegance. The sandwich is assembled and presented with such care, that you can't help but admire it. It is simply a beautiful sandwich.The fries were all that I could ever ask for. Warm, but did not burn me. Salty, but not offensive. Pleasant array of lengths (pet peeve: when all the fries are too short). It was a sizable portion of fries, when I got halfway through I already felt like a glutton. I think I have found my new favorite sandwich place.

This was a great find. The sandwiches were delicious and the service was excellent. We went slightly after the lunch rush and it was such a nice, quiet place to eat. There is ample indoor and outdoor seating as well. We're definitely coming back to try the hot food options! Also Apple Maps says it's permanently closed and it is not!!