Seattle: Searching for East meets West restaurants

[donde]

Marazul was an interesting "fusion" of Latin and Asian flavors, but it's gone. So, wondering: Any other suggestions of "East meets West" restaurants in Seattle?

[jamesbra]

We had a wonderful couple of occasions at Coupage - one of the more compelling & scrumptious menus ive seen in awhile.

Monsoon is great w/ their local/ organic emphasis.

qube is hanging in there

[hhlodesign]

Monsoon > Joule > Coupage > Taco Bell > Wild Ginger > Qube

[GreenYoshi]

Good to see Taco Bell get its due here.

[jamesbra]

Coupage > Monsoon > Taco Bell > Joule

[barleywino]

i used to like the (lunchtime-only) Spice Traders beef (w/ chow fun noodle) at Wild Ginger but they were so inconsistent that i finally gave up

[HungWeiLo]

Qube is a possibility. It's Japanese-French. Although it seems it teeters between really bad and tolerable, depending on the business cycle that the restaurant goes through. Is it still in business? When it first opened, it was interesting and the food was alright.

[imachimper]

My Taco bell has pizza. (Mexican / Italian)

It's a joke people.........

[dimsumfan]

I assume you're not looking for Asian fusion places like love-it/hate-it Wild Ginger, right? How about Joule, which is Korean-French? I'll be interested what other places people recommend that fit your description.

[donde]

Yes, Joule is a great suggestion!

Anyone else with ideas? I know there must be more!!!???

[Lauren]

Coupage is also asian-french.

[dimsumfan]

Ah, Coupage, of course! How is that comparing to Joule these days?

[hhlodesign]

Monsoon < Joule < Coupage

[barleywino]

so you like Coupage more after the departure of the 2 original chefs?

[hhlodesign]

oops, I got my symbols wrong.

Monsoon > joule > coupage