According to a recent permit filing, SuperKim Crab House aims to debut a new Bellevue location at 460 106th Avenue NE.
This will be the second location for SuperKim Crab House. According to the company website, the first location resides at 166 South King Street. An article from Downtown Bellevue Network states, “A representative from SuperKim Crab House stated that there is no set opening date yet, as the restaurant is still finalizing its plans.”
“The restaurant’s menu includes a range of seafood dishes infused with Thai-inspired flavors. Notable menu items include Dungeness crab rolls, steamed clams, award-winning Clam Chowder, Gumbolaya, creamy cajun wings, build-your-own Asian-Cajun fusion seafood boil, lobster mama, and Mekong Medley.”
“SuperKim Crab House began as a food cart in Portland in 2016, initially focusing on authentic Thai street food. The concept quickly gained popularity, leading to the establishment of SuperKim Crab House as a full-fledged restaurant. The new Bellevue location will continue to reflect the founder’s Thai heritage and innovative approach to seafood cuisine.”
SuperKim’s website tells us more about the concept, stating, “SuperKim’s story isn’t your typical culinary journey. He didn’t grow up dreaming of becoming a chef, nor did he attend prestigious culinary schools. Instead, his love for cooking was born out of necessity and a deep connection to his roots.”
“Raised in a family that thrived on the vibrant street food culture of Thailand, SuperKim was surrounded by the sights, sounds, and flavors of bustling food stalls from an early age.”
