Kedai Makan ↗

Kedai Makan, a restaurant in Seattle, WA, sits at 1449 East Pine Street. Their site puts it this way: Kedai Makan is a Malaysian restaurant and bar in Seattle serving a menu inspired by Malaysian street food. Their website lists Come makan with us!, Belltown, and Capitol Hill. The menu leans malaysian.

It's open Su-Th 11:00-21:00; Fr-Sa 11:00-22:00. It sits 1.5 mi from Gyrojack (public art). You'll find it 1.7 mi from Horizon Church (place of worship). It's 2.4 mi from Kerry Park (scenic viewpoint).

Our map counts 1299 restaurants across Seattle. 203 are within roughly a mile of this address. Peak hours tell you the most about a restaurant — a quick call about wait times on a Friday night answers more than any listing can. Other restaurants nearby: Plenty of Clouds (less than 0.1 mi), Sakana (less than 0.1 mi), and Raku (less than 0.1 mi).

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Nearby landmarks: 1.5 mi from Gyrojack (public art) · 1.7 mi from Horizon Church (place of worship) · 2.4 mi from Kerry Park (scenic viewpoint)