Piroshky Bakery

Chicken pelmeni soup. Service was perfectly executed in a mall food court environment. At the counter, quick and efficient in sending the order back and timely on the cook. This is a great mall, if one can still be great. Perfectly cooked dumpling and clearly homemade broth. Pelmeni's are a simple food so there's no hiding if it isn't perfect. No hiding needed as these were outstandingly well done. The dough was worked perfectly and was just the right amount of done. My wife and I shared the dish as it was too much for just one person. Be props and bigger recommendations! Next time I'm here for the baked goods!

Pelmeni Soup, seriously delicious, it's like a better version of chicken noodle soup. Fresh dill and fresh green onion on top, a dollop of sour cream, and completely enough soup to share with another person. The pelmenis were stuffed with chicken, and the dough is chewy and perfect. I am just sad I did not have enough space for the meat pies. This place is such an amazing gem in the middle of a mall. Great service, quiet even though it's a mall, definitely a place to remember.

Piroshky, parakeet, la roche posay, fur coat please, pair of skis, lakers in 4. Swept in 4 stars by the nuggets, that is.

Slavic food is always my comfort food. Every time when I see one nearby I will just grab a Piroshky. We randomly went to crossroad mall and found this gem. My fiancé and I ran to this place and super excited about the pel meni. My fiancé grew up eating borscht and Pel meni. Compared to other restaurants nearby they have quit a line that's how you know they are good!! My fiancé got pel meni and I got Pierogi (potato). Must eat with sour cream! And you will come back for more! We think we are addicted to this place! The borscht was okay for me and my fiancé thinks it's good but prefer what his mom makes more. So it doesn't really taste like home for him. I personally love the Piroshki from prioshki from Madison more. They have more fillings and seasoning. However I like it here because the bread is thinner instead of a big dough. Overall we gave it 5 out of 5 because it's just THAT GOOD!

When it comes to authentic plus modern takes on Russian food in a food court style setting this is the top contender. I could literally have no interest in eating piroshki that day, but when the smell hits you... you can't resist. Compared to the piroshki and crepes in Everett and the piroshki piroshki in Seattle the fillings here are much better and better seasoned in general. I love the options and the sweet options. They also have tainted pelmeni dumplings and vegetarian ones, borscht and other soups. They now offer exciting flavors with their pelmeni including buffalo style. So far, it's always been a hit for me here and never a miss. I think the customer service could be more Americanized, but if anything it adds to the style lol

A small portion of iconic Piroshky Piroshky at Seattle's Pier Place Market at Bellevue Crossroads. Our favorites are Spinach & Cheese Piroshky , Curry chicken Piroshky. We also tried their minced meat Chicken Kabab which comes with roasted potatoes and side salad

I forgot to take a photo of my food cause I ate it too fast. I got the daily special of a Piroshky and soup so I picked the beef and cabbage plus the matzo ball soup. They were both delicious on a cold fall day. Everything was delicious and huge portions. It's also surrounded by a bunch of diverse other food options. The area is great. I'll be going back for sure!

It's all about the Salmon pate. You have to stop by. Even if your full get it go for later!

Loved this place. All. The. Piroshkies. are. GOOD! We went there twice on our Seattle trip. It's even better because no line, compared to the one next to the famous original Starbucks.We tried ham & cheese, chicken mushroom, Chicken Peirogi curry - Husband would have preferred the cheese peirogi, but i liked these a lot too.

TL;DR: carb heavy.Located in the Crossroads mall food court.Parking: shared mall parking lot.Atmosphere: mall food court.Menu: posted on the wall. Pastry names are posted next to the pastries in the pastry case. Seat yourself if the food court if you wish.Service: order and pay at the register, your order will be handed to you.Smoked Salmon cream cheese: I guess I wasn't sure what to expect but I was expecting smoked salmon bits inside the pastry instead of a salmon paste mixed with cream cheese and some dill. The filling to pastry ratio wasn't really well balanced and was heavier on the bread side. For the price I think there should be more and better quality filling. I also wasn't impressed with the temperature of the pastry, it was lukewarm--which I didn't like since the filling was essentially salmon goop. I would have much preferred it to be hot, but that wasn't presented to me as an option. The pastry shape is fun though.