T J’s Deli

Contrary to a claim made by someone else, there are no veg options. Every item on the menu posted at my workplace contains meat. Every single one.
What bad thing would happen if you made something without meat?

This place is great for basic breakfast and lunch fare. The guy who works there is super friendly and accommodating. They have a good asian buffet at lunch as well and they use real eggs for their breakfast sandwiches. I highly recommend stopping by for good fresh food with wonderful people making it.

I work in the Bank of America building and it’s great having these folks in the lobby. Very friendly service, and I’ve never had a bad meal here. The ladies always remember I like extra spicy sauce and the cashier is one of the funniest and friendliest guys around. Favorites: bibimbap, chili over rice, Reuben sandwich, decent salad bar. If they had homemade cookies (hint!) they’d be perfect!

My husband and I meet for lunch here about once a week and we love the food and the service!
My go-​to items are the bibimbap (a Korean rice dish w/​mixed sauteed veggies, meat and sweet chile paste) and the Katsu (fried chicken cutlet). I also like the Korean shortribs and chicken wings. When I’m in the mood for something lighter, I get tuna salad (served on lettuce w/​sliced veggies on the side and optional dressing). My husband likes to get the curry.
The ladies that take your order are SUPER sweet and always brighten my day. James, the son, is the cashier and he is great with all the customers who come through. He is always upbeat and making everyone feel like one of his buddies.
This is a fast, convenient and friendly spot for anyone who works downtown!

This is such a convenient deli in the Bank of America Plaza building and it’s owned and run by a mother-​son duo; they’re always friendly and they remember everyone’s usual order. Their prices are a little high for the products, but everything is fresh and made that day. I’m a really big fan of their homemade soups because it’s different everyday and of the fresh fruit bowls because it’s so hard to find an assortment of fresh fruit that is pre-​cut and ready for purchase in downtown Seattle.

Love this place! I think it is under new ownership or management and they are doing a great job! I’ve been coming here for about 4 years and it just keeps getting better. Super friendly staff, clean, efficient, and the food is always fresh. It has become my go-​to place for soup as it doesn’t taste like its out of a can and they use good meat and veggies. Don’t miss out!

Very friendly eating establishment in the building next to mine.
Good variety of Asian steam table foods.
The Chicken Katsu and Curry are a great combo sure to please.
All the employees are very nice and helpful.
And the Cashier is pretty cool, and a big Seahawks fan.

The food here is amazing. There’s no other way to put it. Delicious Asian dishes (Japanese curry, Korean shortribs, etc), and incredible sandwiches. My coworker and I just spent 10 minutes discussing how awesome their sandwiches are.
Please give them a try. Your belly will thank you.

I love the Korean ladies that work here. They’re fast and funny with their Korean accent. My coworkers and I love to come here for Chicken Katsu since it’s close to our building. I feel like the ladies favor us as regular customers by giving us more than the usual quantity.

I’ve been going here off and on for about a year, since discovering this hidden little gem.
Through a maze of escalators and tunnels that connect all the buildings in my little corner of downtown, I’m always surprised how few people know this is here.
This Deli is amazing. They have an expansive menu, rotate daily specials, serve breakfast from 6am to 11am, daily fresh salad bar and rent a small space to a Caffe’ Umbria latte stand.
They have two soup specials every day, made to order or ‘off the menu” sandwhiches, a variety of what they call «Orient Cuisine», and rotating daily menu.
Soups range from Broccoli cheese to Chicken Gumbo, and everything in between; all excellent and fresh.
My regular rotaters so far:
Breakfast: the fresh fruit bowl and the sausage/​egg muffin
Lunch: Broccoli cheese soup, the TJs special sandwhich, the fried rice
I have never had anything here I didn’t like, they are always busy, you could make out quite nicely for lunch for $ 10, and despite them being busy… far fewer people seem to know it’s there than all the other «foodie spots» in the towers.
Veggie options roam the menu daily as well.

I work at the Corporate Campus in Lynnwood and they have a kiosk they set up at lunch time for us. They have a variety of sandwiches, salads and wraps that are about $ 5 each. I have never had anything bad but it’s not going to knock your socks off either. Just standard selection of decent lunch meats, tuna salads, etc on a variety of decent bread, with a fair enough slice of cheese, with some pesto mayo and lettuce. I hate when they have a fantastic looking salad with hidden valley ranch as the dressing. No salad should ever be dressed with hidden valley ranch!!! It is the trailer park trash and red headed step child of ranch dressing!
If I could create a better TJ’s Kiosk they would omit the hidden valley ranch off EVERYTHING! Make more whole wheat wraps. Send the lady each day with Grey Poupon packets, and perhaps make a $ 6 sandwich with tomatoes and other garnishments!
I have to give them credit though they make $ 100 bucks a month off of me by feeding me a sandwich 5 days a week. All because I am to lazy to pack a lunch or drive somewhere!

Pretty good selection of meats and cheeses, but the sandwiches are fairly priced and I really like the service here. It’s not terribly interesting, but it’s a good place to get what you need.