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Week 2 of Boycotting Restaurants in Seattle, and Only Ordering from Locals on Facebook Marketplace!

Week 2 of Boycotting Restaurants in Seattle, and only ordering from Facebook Marketplace!

Week 3 is gonna be somehow way crazier, so stay tuned !!

Definitely keep supporting restaurants (the titles just to be dramatic) but also try to check out these super hidden gems and these locals below (all ig handles):

@mobilemunchies206 (Renton)
@popo.bliss (Seatac)
@chamgarden_kbbq (Lakewood)

I’m one of the only creators reviewing Facebook market meals in Washington, so follow if you’re in this area!

#pov #solo #mukbang #asmr #fbmarketplace (seattle, seattlefood)

50 Comments

  1. “Because her family business is so slow” he should be cancelled for insulting a family for no reason😢

  2. locally owned restaurants are a thing, maybe elaborate and say chain restaurants instead…

  3. ummm why boycott? we have a restaurant in George Town… Kaua'i Family, check us out! 🤙🏽

  4. Seems good in theory, but god knows what’s going on in stranger’s kitchens. I just feel better knowing that at least the restaurant is held to standards, but from what employees say, that’s not even a guarantee for food safety either 🥲 I think I’d still try it though if I was with a friend and the place had lots of good reviews.

  5. yeah boycott family owned licensed restaurant that plays by the rules and support family owned unlicensed restaurant that could possibly use sewer oils is such a good take

  6. How to get food poisoning 101. These places aren’t regulated nor inspected by any health departments

  7. I don’t understand the logic. Why encourage people to boycott legitimate restaurants especially small, family owned businesses that spend thousands of dollars on rent, permits, licenses, health inspections, insurance, payroll, and taxes just so they can legally sell food?

    Those businesses also employ people, creating jobs and providing paychecks that help support families.

    I’m all for supporting local food sellers, but it shouldn’t come at the expense of businesses that are following the law and investing heavily in their communities. If someone is selling prepared meals, they should be held to the same standards. The answer isn’t to boycott legitimate restaurants, it’s to support businesses that operate fairly and legally.

  8. I think this is really nice, I would just be concerned about food safety because these operations aren't getting inspected

  9. This shits all just to support the migrant foothold in America placed upon us by the already occupying jews. Anyone who plans on replying otherwise is probably a new ‘american’ who has no idea what actually took place here.

  10. I'm not eating food from someone else's kitchen where there is no hygiene regulation or proof of safe food handling. I dont ever wanna fucking hear from you "my stomach hurts"

  11. Eventually everyone is going to try being a vendor and it’s going to be saturated and back to looking for more side hustles. Influencers ruin everything

  12. I kinda don’t love Facebook Marketplace food eaters. The people selling, completely fine. But there’s a big world out there, so many street vendors and vendors outside. I recommend people first walk around their communities and get to know their vendors and try their food out first. Because the social media aspect of this, kind of still removes community. It’s a drive up and then you take your food and go. As opposed to walking or parking near a vendor spot. Sitting down or ordering in person. Waiting for your food, and being able to talk to the people and vendors there.

    This is definitely a start to building your community. But to actively make your community better, you have to interact with it on a deeper level.

  13. That’s so cool! I hope these people get the recognition they need to expand their businesses and their lives ❤

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