Biruk 206's Ethiopian Resuraunt - Kent

Theres no such place at the showplace. They dont have a restaurant there. And theres no phone number to call either. ?

Attended Disney on Ice, really great smaller venue. Showare provides an intiment feel, and very close to the action. We sat in section 119, row 5. For Disney on Ice, they do not use all of the ice, the show was a short distance away but none the less still felt close. For concessions, we didn't eat at the arena, we purchased soft drinks, reasonable priced for a venue. For parking we purchased VIP parking, this gives you parking in the lot right next to the arena, as well as entrance through a side entrance. I would highly recommend this as other parking is free however it is across the street. There are plenty of restaurants at Kent Station, this would be a great place to stop before the show to get something to eat. Overall, great experience, enjoyed the show and the arena. Entrance was a breeze, bathrooms accessible and clean.

I like this event space, when the thunderbirds play hockey every seat gives a great view of all the action! There's plenty of bathrooms at both ends and stalls, my only peeve is the food. Why do venues always have the same basic American food? The overpriced burgers, pretzels, hot dogs are unappealing. Hit up a restaurant at Kent Station before you go to any event here cuz the food is basic and boring and definitely not worth the price!

At last don't have to travel toSeattle. It is worth every bite.

First time at this venue. Lots of nice eateries and shopping in the immediate area. We chose Johnny Rockets in Kent Station. I highly recommend. Tastiest burger and chocolate malt I have had in a long time! Keep in mind this is post Covid, don't know how many recent events they have had, we were required to show proof of vaccination or negative test. That went pretty swiftly as they were verbally informing everyone as we approached the entrance. The rough part was traffic and parking due to the event. In my opinion that falls back on the initial building of the arena. They should have built a structure up to allow for parking. They did have the event very well staffed and signed. We just needed to be cautious and patient to get through the grid lock signal light coming from Kent Station to the ShoWare! Perhaps look ahead of time and plan your parking entry avoiding that intersection? Also go park earlier then we did. I was surprised the only Concessions at least near Section 16 were kiosks or Vending Machines offering only popcorn and bottled beverages. Again, I know Covid has changed things. I am use to a built in Concession Counter type offering more choices. Was very great full to be able to purchase bottled water with a debit card! I would definitely attend an event here again. The sound was mixed well and not too loud. The merch vendors did offer ear plugs if desired. Crowder was amazing, capturing everyone's attention. I think they were the loudest. And, RESPECT, you could have heard a pin drop when Toby was sharing/testifying. ‍