Reviews for Ubuntu Street Cafe & Catering by Project Feast in Kent, WA

Non profit organization for refugee and immigrants. Good place!!

We just finished a delicious Holiday Family Meal from Project Feast. It was so delicious with surprise yums at every turn. What... a treat. This organization is doing great work on many levels in addition to creating delicious meals that everyone shouldexperience. Love the multicultural Family Meals and the personal touches the Project Feast team puts into each one. Highlyrecommend! Read more

The program is to help struggling family the workers we're professional n caring. I appreciate them.

amazing place, amazing purpose, excellent food, reasonable cost, relaxing environment. I have so much fun every time I eat... there. Read more

This is an amazing organization that helps immigrants and refugees share their talents and culture through delicious food. Every... meal or catered event I've had here has been unique and tasty. Eat here, attend events here, support them! Read more

Amazing organization deeply rooted in the community, constantly building and expanding interconnection. Amazing food.

Ubuntu Street Café is a restaurant operated by Project Feast's Culinary Apprenticeship Program. As such, it's open briefly on a... few days. The rest of the workweek is dedicated to training immigrant and refugee cooks for local work in commercial kitchens. Ican not overstate the value of this program. That said, my review is devoted to Ubuntu's food. It is outstanding. I've enjoyedceviche, herby cucumber salads (topped, as I always hope, with sumac), and warming, meaty stews. When I visit, I tend towardsmall plates, but I have also appreciated the entrées. Today, I stopped by for esquites, which was tart and toasty. The menurotates seasonally and as apprentices move through the training program. Ubuntu Street Café is open Wednesday-Friday from11am-1pm. Read more

Such a great cafe! The staff are very nice and check on you often, and a great selection of food to choose from! I had the... Kikil, tender meat on rice and the warm beet salad. Good combination of flavors and the Ethiopian theme. This is a great placefor apprentices to gain new skills and services. Most of the seating are outside the cafe in the mall area, but it is wellattended to by the waitstaff. It is also nice to read through people's postings outside the windows of the cafe, where peopleshare stories, poems, photos and more. This has a greater meaning of ubuntu. (Ubuntu: Nguni Buntu Language of South Africa: "thebond of sharing that connects all of humanity). Read more