Cafe Opla

This place is exactly what we look for in breakfast spot when we've only got a couple minutes to eat, but don't want fast food. It's located across the parking lot from the waterfront Marriott it was the perfect place to grab something unique and delicious to go!

The Opla, basically a very fancy skillet, is a Vietnamese dish that combines runny eggs, meat and some veggies in a delightful little skillet! When you walk in, you're greeted by a small counter, seating for about 20 people and some pictures of the options on the wall. Everything looks incredibly advertising and I'm happy to report the actual food matched the The picturesque expectations!

They have half a dozen different options which are all variations on the meat or accompanying protein. We tried the Vietnamese version which included eggs, grilled pork, meatballs and some pickled veggies. Everything is served with a really delicious baguette and by the time we were done, we were all planning on how we could try another one! Different variations include, as expected, different meats and veggies from different regions of the world.

They also serve Bahn Mi, which I’m excited to go back and try for lunch someday!

This place is a great little spot that’s right down on the waterfront and will introduce you to a dish that you probably haven’t tried before, but that you almost assuredly will love!

We had the Vietnam and Philippines oils and both were great. Very flavorful and the bread was toasted perfectly. And the sauce that comes with it is great. Inexpensive for how good the food is. Definitely better than Geraldine counter which we has the day before.

Food was great. Service however was mediocre. Utensils werent filled and neither was the self service water. Had to go ask the waitress on her phone for water.

If looking for a really good alternative of the traditional America breakfast Cafe Opla must be an option !
Plates in regular size are completely enough, with a good price and interesting combination (like Opla Philippines).
They have Stumptown coffee and know how to serve it.

Cafe opla is a great little brunch/lunch place in the lobby of the world trade building. The food comes out fresh and fast, and is very satisfying

The prices are very reasonable for what you get. I think the amount of food is appropriate for around 10ish dollars, but the quality is outstanding

We came in a group of 3 and tried the Korea, Philippines, and Vietnam. The meatballs are delicious and are my favorite item, but each dish has another element to it that made it fun to try from everyone.

I really enjoyed the freshly baked bread that came with the opla as well. I'm used to the traditionally tough baguette, but theirs is so fluffy and fresh!

Definitely stop by for a comfortable lunch! I didn't leave stuffed, but definitely satisfied with the quality, amount, and flavor.