Bellevue’s dining landscape is continually evolving, offering residents and visitors an array of new and exciting culinary experiences. Here’s a curated list of recent additions and local favorites that are making waves in the community.
New Restaurant Openings
Sabine Café
Set to open in early 2026, Sabine Café will bring its Mediterranean-inspired all-day dining to Downtown Bellevue. Located on the ground floor of The Eight, a 25-story office tower, this marks Sabine’s second location and its first expansion to the Eastside. Known for its brunch offerings, craft espresso, and house-made pastries, Sabine Café aims to become a community favorite.
Nobu
Scheduled for a 2027 debut, Nobu will introduce its renowned Japanese-Peruvian cuisine to Bellevue. Co-founded by Robert De Niro and Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, the 10,000-square-foot flagship restaurant will be part of the Avenue Bellevue development, marking Nobu’s first venture into the Pacific Northwest.
Wagyu House
Wagyu House is preparing to open a new location in Bellevue, offering an all-you-can-eat yakiniku experience. Guests can grill premium meats at tabletop grills, immersing themselves in this Japanese BBQ style. The restaurant is listed as “coming soon” at 700 Bellevue Way NE, Ste. 280.
Food Trucks Making an Impact
La Chingona Taqueria
Operating from a food truck at the Bellevue Arco gas station, La Chingona Taqueria serves original family recipes and popular regional Mexican dishes. Open early and closing by 4 pm most days, it’s a convenient spot for authentic street tacos.
Taqueria Los Tetillas
Known for its flavorful Mexican cuisine, Taqueria Los Tetillas offers a variety of options, including vegetarian choices like tofu-based chorizo. Favorites among customers include sopes, quesadillas, and breakfast burritos. The food truck is praised for its generous portions and reasonable prices.
Bumbu Truck
Specializing in Indonesian street food, Bumbu Truck operates on Tuesdays from 11 am to 2 pm at 1425 120th Ave NE. The menu features authentic dishes that bring the flavors of Indonesia to Bellevue.
Local Favorites
Club Seltzer, KODE Pizza, and EatDirt
These three establishments have redefined Bellevue’s culinary experience. Club Seltzer offers zero-proof beverages crafted from adaptogens and fresh fruits. KODE Pizza specializes in Detroit-style pizzas, while EatDirt focuses on farm-to-table dining with delicious sandwiches and salads.
Salt & Straw
Opened in April 2026, Salt & Straw brings its artisan ice cream to Bellevue. Located at 10415 Northeast 4th Street, the shop offers unique flavors inspired by local stories and collaborations with local businesses.
Bellevue’s culinary scene is vibrant and diverse, with new establishments continually enriching the community’s dining options. Whether you’re a longtime resident or a visitor, there’s always something new to discover and savor in Bellevue.