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New Snohomish County eateries: A sneak peek of upcoming restaurants

The Daily Herald is publishing its monthly list of upcoming restaurants in Snohomish County.

The Daily Herald’s February list of upcoming restaurants and other food establishments is here.

The list comes from plan reviews provided by Snohomish Health District, as we seek to expand our coverage of food and drink in Snohomish County.

The plan reviews serve as a snapshot for readers on what restaurants and other food-related businesses to expect in the coming months. The following list is provided by SHD plan reviews from February. The list only includes establishments that received an approval letter from the health district’s food safety team. We did not include existing facilities or those that are not brick-and-mortar or food trucks, such as caterers and home bakeries.

Unless explicitly noted, this list does not signify that the following establishments are open to the public yet.

The Daily Herald has not reached out to the operators of these establishments, but we may cover them in the near future.

Dizayus African Market (OPEN)

35 SE Everett Mall Way, Everett (GROCERY)

Poke Nation

800 164th St SE K, Mill Creek

Akane Ramen

13210 39th Ave. SE 101, Mill Creek

Galbi Burger

3323 169th Pl NE Ste C, Arlington

Krachel’Z Ohana

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