微型冒险：史诗般的冒险，没有史诗般的麻烦

52周内的52次微冒险--2024年版

Our Microadventures were so much fun that we decided to keep our weekly microadventure tradition going! Join us as we share a new microadventure every week.

什么是微型冒险？

旅行并不一定要有史诗般的规模才令人难以置信。事实上，一些最棒的旅行故事就来自于在意想不到的地方发现快乐、惊奇和乐趣。这就是为什么在西雅图南区，我们将重点放在微型探险上--不走寻常路，在不占用您太多时间、精力或金钱的情况下，带您踏上一段不可思议的旅程。微型探险非常适合以下人群：在西雅图-塔科马国际机场（SEA）长时间停留的人，希望在会议前后填补空闲时间的人，即将出海游玩的人，或者将西雅图南区作为西北太平洋探险的大本营的人。

我们的森林里有很多奇妙的地方，可以去的地方，可以做的事情，可以吃的美食，可以体验的经历都是您意想不到的。事实上，经常有当地人告诉我们，即使他们在这里生活了一辈子，当他们了解到这里的一些情况时，也会感到非常惊讶！不相信我们？请关注这篇博文，我们将在 2024 年之前每周更新博文，带您体验西雅图南区的 52 个微型冒险。如果您错过了我们第一年的微探险活动，可以点击这里阅读该系列的第一部分，第二部分和第三部分的史诗微探险活动将一直持续到 2023 年！

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53.Tandoori Slice 的融合之美

54.在 Gene Juarez 沙龙和水疗中心犒劳自己

55.在得梅因码头与 "好靴子 "见面

56.在 Oppegaard Meadery 像维京人一样喝酒

57.捕捉大猎物

58.咬一口麻糬的美味

60.观看海狼狩猎

61.泰国单人

62.进狗屋

63.角湖公园春暖花开

64.吃一片

65.家庭娱乐中心全家同乐

66.Miyabi Sushi（宫葵寿司）的正宗日本风味

67. 了解秘鲁鸡肉闻名于世的原因

68.在 The Heart Gallery 画画品酒

69. Drag Brunch

70. Candlelight Concert

71. Get Nostalgic with a Capri Soju

72. Try the Q-Bao at Dough Zone

73. The Redondo Arch

74. Indian Street Food

75. Savor Authentic Mexican Food

76. Sip a Fusion Cocktail at Tandoori Slice

77. Indulge in Authentic Mexican Treats

78. Step Inside a Kaleidoscope

53.Tandoori Slice 的融合之美

说到披萨，人们通常会想到意大利菜，但这款披萨的口味灵感却来自另一种 "I "菜：印度菜！在Tandoori Slice，您可以品尝到以传统印度菜肴为灵感的风味匹萨，如 Chicken Tikka、Butter Paneer 和 Tandoori Tofu！如果你想吃更传统的披萨，这里也有很多选择，但印度披萨绝对棒极了。他们的萨莫萨是从头开始制作的，味道鲜美，香料的味道悄然而至。这家可爱而舒适的披萨店有棋盘游戏、定期聚会，甚至还有一个完整的酒吧，因此非常适合聚会。

54.在 Gene Juarez 沙龙和水疗中心犒劳自己

您每天都要做很多事情，绝对值得花一点时间来呵护自己。在Gene Juarez Salon & Spa，您可以获得所需的发型、剪发、染发或吹风服务。需要真正的呵护吗？试试修指甲、修脚或面部护理吧。毕竟，良好的自我保健是将全新的你带入新一年的最佳方式！

55.在得梅因码头与 "好靴子 "见面

无论您是在庆祝全国私酒日（每年的 1 月 17 日），还是只是想体验一下私酒精神，当您游览得梅因码头时，您还能了解到一些历史。作为西雅图南区风光小径的一站，这里是 "好私酒贩子"（Good Bootlegger）曾经非法贩酒的地方。您可以在这里了解有关这段历史的更多信息，还可以通过访问风景小径的各个地点开始赚取免费奖励！

56.在 Oppegaard Meadery 像维京人一样喝酒

认识您的蜂蜜酒酿造师在奥佩加德蜂蜜酒坊（Oppegaard Meadery），蜂蜜酒是由乔恩-奥佩加德（Jon Oppegaard）以维京人的传统方式手工酿制的。蜂蜜酒馆老少皆宜，甚至对狗也很友好，所以全家人都可以来这里享受舒适的氛围和棋盘游戏！西雅图南区有一个巨大的蜂蜜酒市场，而奥佩加德就是其中一颗璀璨的明珠。

57.捕捉大猎物

您是否为即将到来的超级比赛兴奋不已？又或者，您只是想在良好的氛围中观看最新、最精彩的体育比赛？无论您是独自一人还是与朋友相聚，我们都能为您推荐城中最适合观看大型比赛的体育酒吧。从水牛城野翼酒吧（Buffalo Wild Wings）这样的老牌酒吧，到全明星体育酒吧（All-Star Sports Bar）这样的当地最受欢迎的酒吧，我们都能为您提供您想要的比赛氛围。

58.咬一口麻糬的美味

麻糬是一种甜美的日式年糕，而甜甜圈则是一种带洞的经典美式甜点。在林氏海鲜餐厅（The Eatery atLam's Seafood）的Dochi 甜甜圈店，您可以品尝到从红天鹅绒蛋糕到早餐麦片等各种口味的甜甜圈，口味每天轮换。Westfield Southcenter Mall的 Mochinut 则更进一步，还提供米粉裹热狗，类似于玉米热狗，但口感与麻糬一样松软酥脆。无论您去哪家店，您都会体验到可爱包装下的美味：这些泡泡环形甜甜圈美味、松软、可撕、可分享，而且完全可以在 Instagram 上分享。

60.观看海狼狩猎

西雅图海狼队再次向橄榄球大联盟（MLR）冠军盾发起冲击。如果您以前从未观看过橄榄球比赛，请想象一下两支由超过 7000 磅的人组成的球队在几乎没有任何护具的情况下争夺场地的情景，这场比赛结合了橄榄球的身体对抗性、曲棍球的残酷性和足球的速度。海狼队的赛季从 3 月一直持续到 6 月，如果他们在季后赛中表现出色，还可以将更多的橄榄球比赛延续到 7 月，这对于在 2023 赛季闯入总决赛的 2018/19 MLR 连续两届冠军海狼队来说是完全有可能的。如果海狼队在主场比赛，您可以去星火体育场观看比赛，或者根据比赛情况，去西雅图南区的各个体育酒吧参加他们举办的客场比赛观战派对。

61.泰国单人

西雅图南城是一个多元化的地区，有大量不同的美食，因此我们这里有一些美味的泰国菜也就不足为奇了！近年来，泰国菜从默默无闻到外卖必备，这其中的原因不难理解--或者我们应该说，这其中的滋味也不难理解！如果您想在西雅图南区寻找一家泰国菜餐厅，无论是堂食还是带回家，我们都能满足您的需求。

62.进狗屋

别担心，你不会因为行为不端而被送进狗屋，在得梅因狗屋可以品尝到最美味的热狗，有西雅图风味（奶油奶酪和烤洋葱）的，也有哥伦比亚风味的。这里有多种香肠可供选择，您一定能找到最适合自己的热狗。

63.角湖公园春暖花开

角湖公园一年四季都有美丽的海滩、树木、小径和雷尼尔山的美景。但在春季，您可以欣赏到樱花盛开的美丽景色，花瓣如雨般飘落。带上野餐和朋友一起欣赏这美丽的景色，或者去当地其他樱花盛开的地方看看！

64.吃一片

您知道西雅图南城（Southside）有大量美味披萨可供选择吗？无论您是想自己吃一块，还是想全家一起吃，我们都有各种选择，从标准的芝士和意大利辣香肠，到您在其他地方找不到的组合，比如印度风味的坦度里披萨！在我们的博客上查看本地区所有不同的披萨选择。

65.家庭娱乐中心全家同乐

在家庭游乐中心（Family Fun Center），每个人都能找到自己喜欢的东西，这里本身就是一个微型冒险项目的集合体！这里有卡丁车、激光枪战、保龄球、游乐设施、电玩城、迷你高尔夫、击球笼、VR、碰碰船等等！不带孩子旅行？请关注他们的 21 岁以上业余活动，包括现场音乐、饮料和无限量的景点。

66.Miyabi Sushi（宫葵寿司）的正宗日本风味

Miyabi Sushi（宫葵寿司）位于图克维拉一家购物中心的后面，是一家很容易错过的餐厅。但这里正宗的口味和真诚的待客之道却不容错过，对于那些知情者来说，这里是他们到访该地区的亮点。无论哪一天，您都会看到专程来此就餐的商务旅行者在寿司和清酒的陪伴下开会，并带着同事向他们介绍这块隐秘的宝地。菜单上不仅有寿司，还有更多选择，包括 乌冬面（一种面条汤，面条粗而爽口）、浓郁的日式咖喱、炸酱面以及更多传统日式菜肴，这些菜肴会让您对寿司卷以外的美食有更多的了解。如果您喜欢寿司，这里新鲜美味的鱼肉一定会让您满意。寿司选择过多？试试他们令人难以置信的omakase（厨师精选）寿司或生鱼片，品尝当今最新鲜的寿司或生鱼片。

67.了解秘鲁鸡肉闻名于世的原因

当然，你吃过烤鸡。但你尝过秘鲁鸡吗？如果没有，请把它加入您的 "必尝 "清单。Pollo a la brasa"（也叫 "pollo asado"）是一道鲜嫩无比的菜肴，经过调味和慢火烤制，口感完美。它是秘鲁家庭的主食，但您不必飞到南美也能品尝到。圣费尔南多秘鲁烤鸡餐厅（San Fernando Roasted Peruvian Chicken）就是这样一家不起眼的餐厅，却提供一流的正宗秘鲁美食。您甚至可以点上一整只烤鸡，开个派对。最后吃一口的人买单！

68.在心画廊品酒作画

有时，您希望从约会之夜或聚会中获得更多......一些能帮助您敞开心扉、放下日常琐事的东西。在位于 Burien 市中心的 The Heart Gallery Paint & Sip，您可以在放松的同时尽情挥洒创意。在轻松有趣的绘画项目中，您可以一边品尝葡萄酒或啤酒，一边接受指导。即使您不认为自己是艺术家，研究也表明，锻炼您的创造力有很多好处，包括减轻压力和激发新想法。工作室由一对当地夫妇创建，他们将自己对艺术和社区的热爱融入其中。除了啤酒、葡萄酒和无酒精饮料外，工作室的吧台还备有小吃，非常适合与朋友或同事休闲小聚、初次约会或特殊的里程碑活动。

69. A Boozy Brunch Hosted by Drag Queens

Why have a boring breakfast at home when you can be served glamorous looks and a boozy beverage along with your eggs and bacon? At Drag Brunch at the Great American Casino in Tukwila, you can enjoy all your favorite breakfast classics while show-stopping drag queens take the stage decked out in sparkles, feathers, and all manner of diva attire. Don't be surprised when they bust out explosive dance routines to pop hits, whip out stunts like a 360-degree spin-jump off the stage, or come down to flirt with the audience. They've also been known to tell a tale or two about their lives, so it can get real. It's fun, it's wild, and it only happens once in a while, so check the casino calendar for upcoming dates, and keep it in mind for birthdays, bachelor/bachelorette parties, or any excuse to add some glam to your weekend.

70. See a Candlelight Concert

Seeing a live orchestra is always a treat, but there’s something especially moving about a concert illuminated only by the soft glow of candlelight. That’s the magic formula behind Candlelight Concerts, an international event series produced by entertainment brand Fever. Since the first concert was held in Madrid in 2019, these small, intimate events have been hosted in more than 100 cities worldwide. In Seattle Southside, you can catch a Candlelight Concert at the Museum of Flight, one of the region’s premier event venues. The events typically feature music from one artist, be it a classical composer or a pop star like Taylor Swift and Adele. Check the Fever site for upcoming shows and to buy tickets, then plan a classy night out complete with dinner and drinks in Seattle Southside.

71. Get Nostalgic with a Capri Soju

Remember the carefree bliss of popping a straw into a Capri Sun? Gen Korean BBQ has given this childhood classic a grown-up glow-up with their Capri Soju, a nostalgic, cheeky cocktail that's served in a clear pouch and bursting with bright neon colors like yellow and green. Each pouch packs 18 ounces of deliciousness featuring soju, a smooth, slightly sweet Korean distilled spirit that's like vodka’s mellow cousin. Choose from flavors like green apple, strawberry, mango, and lychee. While you're sipping, enjoy Gen Korean's interactive all-you-can-eat BBQ experience, where you grill premium meats right at your table. With endless portions and a club-like vibe, it's the perfect place for a group dinner or party.

72. Try the Q-Bao at Dough Zone

If you haven't tried the signature Q-Bao (pan-fried buns) at Dough Zone, your taste buds are in for a treat. These round (dare we say cute?) doughy buns are filled with premium minced pork and a savory broth that bursts with rich, warm flavor when you bite into them. However, these aren't your average soup dumplings, as they're larger and fluffier, made with an enriched dough that's just a bit sweet. Pan-seared to a golden crisp on the bottom and then steamed to pillowy perfection on top, they offer a satisfying blend of textures and flavors in every bite. One taste, and you’ll see why these buns steal the show!

Pictured: Dough Zone's famous Q-BAO®, a modern take on Shanghai's Sheng Jian Bao (pan-fried buns).

73. The Redondo Arch

Walk down to the plaza at Redondo Beach in Des Moines, where the churning waves meet the rugged shoreline, and you’ll be met with a striking sight: a towering, rocky arch stands like a gateway to the ocean. If the sculpture wasn’t in the park’s plaza, you could mistake it for a natural feature. That’s by design—Seattle-based artist John T. Young was inspired by the rock outcroppings along the coast. Young, a renowned sculptor and professor emeritus at the University of Washington, created the arch in 1986 by blowing up a block of granite and piecing it back together with steel cables. The result is a “destruction reintegration metaphor,” representing how we are destroying the earth and now must rebuild it. “It’s a warning, but it’s also very positive,” Young explains. It can also be interpreted on a personal level—as a mind that has been reformed after a trauma. In a strange twist, the arch itself was almost destroyed when a massive storm in 1991 wreaked havoc on the plaza, leaving the 8-ton arch dangling precariously over the water. It was rescued by crane, and more than 30 years later, sits prominently near the entrance of a 1.1-mile-long boardwalk.

74. Vegetarian Indian Street Food

Urban Tapri in SeaTac brings the bold, vibrant flavors of Indian street food right to Seattle Southside. This family-owned gem, just minutes from SEA airport, is the go-to spot for a quick yet satisfying bite. This family-owned spot has an incredible lineup of veggie-friendly bites you won’t find just anywhere. Their vegetarian burgers are the star of the show—think crispy spiced potato cutlets, noodle patties, and grilled paneer tucked into soft, buttery buns. The Veggie Noodle Burger combines hakka noodles (flavorful, stir-fried noodles that are somewhat similar to chow mein), a potato veggie patty, fresh vegetables, and rich, melty amul cheese. Pair it with a freshly made beverage like creamy mango lassi, rose milk, or tangy Masala Chaas for the full experience.

75. Savor Authentic Mexican Food

If you're craving authentic Mexican flavors in a laid-back, welcoming setting, head to Arturo's Mexican Restaurant in Des Moines. Founded in 2011 by Arturo and his brothers Joel and Salvador, this family-owned gem brings the rich culinary traditions of their hometown, Zamora, Michoacán, right to your table. Their mother's passion for cooking on their family farm inspired many of the delectable recipes you'll find on the menu. Swing by during their daily happy hour to enjoy $10 specials like the Seven Layer Dip, which is loaded with beans, guacamole, and other ingredients and served in a festive, cactus-shaped glass. While you're there, try one of their margaritas (there are a dozen different kinds to choose from, with surprising flavors like mango, kiwi, and pomegranate).

Pictured: Arturo's Mexican Restaurant in Des Moines, Washington

76. Sip a Fusion Cocktail at Tandoori Slice

For a truly unique beverage, head to Tandoori Slice, a family-owned fusion restaurant and bar in Des Moines famous for its Indian-style pizza. The bar menu showcases many cocktails you likely won't see anywhere else, like an Old Fashioned made with housemade saffron rose syrup and a dash of cardamom bitters. The real kicker, though, is the garnish: a small gulab jamun, one of the most popular desserts in South Asia. These deep-fried, syrup-soaked balls are loved for their rich, sweet flavor and soft texture. One of the restaurant's owners, Anu Heera, who also often serves as the bartender, says the idea for the drink came to her in a dream. The result is definitely dreamy.

77. Indulge in Authentic Mexican Treats

You don't need to travel to Mexico for an authentic sweet treat. Tucked away in downtown Des Moines, you'll find Sweet D'licias, a dessert and snack shop filled with refreshing indulgences. It specializes in nieve de garrafa, which is similar to ice cream but lighter, fluffier, and not too sweet. Choose from more than a dozen flavors, including lime, mango, and some you rarely see on American menus, like mamey—a fruit with a creamy texture and a subtly sweet flavor some describe as a combo of apricot and pumpkin. The finishing touch is a drizzle of chamoy, a super popular condiment made of dried chilies, lime, and fruit. The contrast of sweet and spice is *chef's kiss*. Beyond ice cream, there's plenty to explore on the menu, including raspados (shaved ice) and elote (street corn) with Hot Cheeto dust.

Pictured: Mango Ice Cream at Sweet D'Licias

78. Step Inside a Kaleidoscope

At the south end of the Des Moines Marina stands a curious metal sculpture that looks transported from a futuristic world. In fact, this impressive piece, created by renowned Des Moines glass artist George C. Scott in 2018, was made from a refurbished shipping lane buoy once used in the construction of the second Tacoma Narrows Bridge. Covered in colorful glass circles, the dome-like structure beckons passersby to step through its whimsical doorway. Once inside this "walk-through kaleidoscope," you'll see how sunlight filters through the circles, which were designed by local residents and highlight the region's maritime connection.

Pictured: The Marinscope by George C. Scott at the Des Moines Marina