Mi La Cay - Seattle

Have you gotten at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccination? Show your vaccination card to get up to 15% off at participating Little Saigon restaurants between Friday 6/18 to Friday 6/25. Get vaccinated soon to protect yourself and your loved ones and to take advantage of this discount!

Terms and conditions:
- One (1) discount per customer per restaurant.
- Present your vaccination card as proof of at least one (1) dose of vaccination. A photo of your vaccination card is acceptable.
- Discount applies to in-store transactions, whether takeout or dine-in.
- Discount does not apply to orders made on 3rd party ordering and delivery services.
- Discount cannot be applied to alcoholic beverages.

FLS supports We Can Do This, the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services' nationwide COVID-19 and vaccine education campaign. The Asian American and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Community has been hit hard by COVID-19 and many of us need help in getting educated about how we can get vaccinated. We are working together to ensure our community has access and information to important information in our fight against COVID. Learn about COVID-19 vaccinations and get help scheduling your vaccine at VACCINES.GOV.

“We want to raise our voice, and I think the culture keep us silent, all the time, afraid, I think we are afraid more, just keep it to ourself whatever happens,” said Ong.

Check out this short news segment on KIRO7 last week where Mi La Cay owner, Trinh Ong, shares her experience with anti-Asian sentiment and the importance of providing allyship to fight anti-Asian racism!

Providing allyship to fight anti-Asian racism Supporting businesses in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District is crucial for the Asian community that often feels dismissed.COVID shutdowns and the rise in anti-Asian discrimination have severely impacted the businesses and community. The uptick in violence toward Asians across the country h...

Happy Friday! If you have time, check out this article from Seattle Met Magazine. Erin Wong interviewed us and we are featured in the article! Much thanks to Erin and the SeattleMet Crew that made this article possible :)

Younger Generations Boost Chinatown–International District Businesses Digital literacy and cultural immersion have mattered in times of crisis.

Hi everyone! Here's an article published by The Seattle Times today going through the coronavirus pandemic as we pass the year anniversary of the pandemic. Read through and you might see a familiar face...

A year of pandemic: COVID-19 changed our lives forever A year ago, we embarked on a journey none of us chose. These are the stories of a year with COVID-19.

It's Super Bowl Sunday and Mrs. Trinh is serving up her signature Butter-Glazed Chicken Wings. Crunchy, crispy, and oh so good. Thank you to the Intentionalist for the shoutout. Be sure to call and pick-up your order whenever you get a craving. Us small businesses really appreciate your support!
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W-I-N-G-S 😋

Butter glazed chicken wings to be more precise!

Let Trinh and the team at Mi La Cay - Seattle prepare the perfect game day eats, and know that you’re supporting a family-owned and operated restaurant that has been serving up authentic Vietnamese cuisine since 1992.

Bonus: You can also support Mi La Cay by purchasing a gift certificate via our Gift Certificate Marketplace!

Happy Monday everyone! Earlier last month we were featured by !
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Mi La Cay Restaurant - Seattle Restaurant Week Monday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Tuesday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Wednesday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Thursday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Friday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Saturday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm Sunday: 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

We were featured earlier this fall on Seattle Refined! Please read and share! We appreciate all the work many local media outlets are doing and hope for everyone's continued support in the coming months :)

Mi La Cay's traditional Vietnamese street food is about as authentic as it gets In 1979, Trinh Ong left Vietnam with her family and settled in the Seattle area. Forty years later, she now owns and operates Mi La Cay, a humble and welcoming establishment serving authentic Vietnamese cuisine located in the unassuming neighborhood of Little Saigon. Ong took over the restaurant fro...

Thank you Piroshky Piroshky Bakery & Catch22Market for producing this video, shining light on what small businesses are going through! Consider shopping small and supporting small businesses including those featured in this video these next couple weeks. Please watch and share!

Happy holidays!

Will the last small business turn out the lights ? Please share to showcase hardship that small business is facing! This video was made in collaboration with Piroshky Piroshky Bakery

Check out this article written in International Examiner!

Restaurants in the Chinatown-ID brace themselves for new COVID-19 dining restrictions | International Examiner Restaurants in the Chinatown International District (CID) are re-tooling and bracing themselves for a hard time after a new temporary order banning indoor dining from Gov. Jay Inslee in mid-November. Until December 14, no more dining is allowed indoors at restaurants and bars, but outdoor dining wit...