I will update this with more info, stories and pictures later.

I will update this with more info, stories and pictures later.

The Westin Bellvue was a great hotel in the Seattle Area. The service was Excellent as well as the accommodations.

The Lincoln Theater in downtown Bellevue is one of the nicest theaters i have ever been to. It is located on the top floor of the Lincoln Square building next to the Westin Hotel and it offers great, memorable movie going experiences for its audience. The prices for tickets are about $8.75 for students, $9.50 for adults. They have kiosks across from the ticket line for purchasing tickets to shows which helps make the actual ticket line flow faster. There are a total of 16 theater rooms. Once in the theater you can look forward to leather seats that recline as well as enhanced sound & picture quality. Most theater rooms are rather large. Before most shows a staff employee will come in to remind people of services they offer, where they can find the customer service desk and to turn off cell phones. The theater offers an array of foods and drinks including slushys, ice cream, candy, popcorn, and nachos. All of which will cost you almost more than your ticket but its the same for almost all theaters if you ask me. Below the theater levels in the Lincoln The theater also offers "Mothers Day Thursdays" where moms can come in with toddlers and enjoy movies suitable for them. Lincoln always gets the big Hollywood movies but it also gets smaller independant movies too. Lincoln Theater also shows SIFF (Seattle International FIlm Festival) movies. Just go to the customer service desk for more info. And lastly i would like to add that if for some reason you enter the theater and you forgot something or you need to leave the building temporarily as long as you have your ticket stub you can always get back in. Free parking is also available.

Buried in a suburban strip mall, Blue Ginger is easy to miss.  But one trip to this restaurant will keep you coming back for seconds.

The interior is stylish, roomy, and modern, indeed, quite uncharacteristic of most Korean restaurants.  Chrome vents hang overhead to wisk away smoke from the grills built into each table.

There is an impressive array of dishes available on the menu, not to mention the separate Japanese menu.  But if you had to order just one thing, try the galbi (marinated short ribs).  The complimentary banchan (side dishes) is fresh and delicious.  The kimchi alone puts most other restaurants to shame.

Blue Ginger is the best Korean food on the eastside.