

1321 West 3rd Avenue, Spokane, WA
Feast World Kitchen is a restaurant that features a rotating daily menu hosted by chefs from different countries, offering dishes that change based on which chef is cooking. The menu spans diverse cuisines including Colombian, Korean, and Kurdish fare, with specific offerings such as bao buns with bulgogi beef, Korean dumplings, okra stew, scallion bread, and baklava. Diners are encouraged to check the website for the daily menu to learn what cuisine will be featured. The restaurant operates as a sit-down establishment with full table service and maintains a welcoming atmosphere that includes language learning cards for patrons to browse while waiting.
Staff has given verbal assurance of halal status. When halal meat is served, individual menu items (such as lamb shawarma, chicken shawarma, shish tawook, or lamb ouzi) are explicitly marked as "(Halal)" on their ordering platform.
Score reflects admin-confirmed halal status; no additional evidence on file yet.
This is one of the most unique restaurants in Spokane! Every day features a different chef from a different country, so the menu changes daily. It's the only place in Spokane where you can experience authentic homemade dishes from around the world in one location. What makes this place even more special is its mission. It provides refugees with an opportunity to share their culture and showcase their cooking talents. Many of the guest chefs also donate a portion of their earnings to support meaningful causes in their home countries, making every meal even more impactful. Feast also volunteers on many public events too and provides free samples. The restaurant is always clean, welcoming and the staff is incredibly friendly. My personal favorites have been the Venezuelan dishes by Chef Cristian specially the fish dish and the Peruvian cuisine, Rocoto they were both absolutely delicious and full of authentic flavor. I also tried the Bhutanese and Nepali meal. While it tasted okay, the portion size was smaller than I expected. Overall, it's a wonderful place to support, especially if you love exploring international cuisine while supporting a great community mission.