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With French colonization of Vietnam in the mid 1800’s, a large part of Vietnamese culture and cuisine were heavily influenced by France. Opla is a Vietnamese word derived from the French term for fried egg, “Oeufs au Plats”.
Fried eggs were served in the streets of Vietnam with traditional grilled pork, pate, ham, and pickled vegetables. It soon became a quintessential dish for breakfast throughout Vietnam.
We at Café Opla grew up in America, a melting pot that provided us an abundance of meat from all different cultures. We proudly serve you oeufs au plats our way, blending together tradition and originality.
Location
2200 Alaskan Way #120Seattle, WA, 98121
Jennifer D.
2019-10-25 12:20:57
This was one of the BEST breakfast I've ever had....While in Seattle we stopped in and I'm so glad we did.Yes, the wait was a little long but, so worth...
Willy N.
2019-10-22 13:37:16
Great spot for breakfast! They serve up a variety of different Asian entrees and drinks. Honestly, the dishes aren't very authentic, but they taste really...
Anna C.
2019-10-16 15:24:45
Always delicious! I work upstairs in the World Trade Center so I pop by here often for lunch. They have really good and reasonably priced sandwiches and...