Union Deli La Puget Sound Plaza Building

I just discovered this little humble deli after two years of working in the same building! It’s on the 4^th floor of the Puget Sound Plaza Building, so it gets a lot of business from employees and students of the UW branch located on the same level. It’s owned by an Asian couple, and they serve things like scrambled eggs, breakfast sandwiches, and lunch sandwiches — curry and rice, too, from what I hear, although I didn’t see any on the menu. They also have coffee, tea, and pastries. I got scrambled eggs the other day, and the ham they put in it was deli ham. It was really meh. $ 4. I could’ve made a better one myself at home.
I’d say it’s nice to have in my building, though. It still gives me more options for those lazy days when I don’t want to prep food or walk too far for anything during my lunch break.

Completely servicable, if not a little sad eatery inside the Puget Sound Plaza. I tried their spicy pork special. The owners are Korean and their specials are the way to go. The box of food I received made me full and was satisfying. They have breakfast, sandwiches and salads on their regular menu. In addition to the regular menu there are a lot of drink options as well as coffee and tea. This establishment’s purpose is to feed the Puget Sound Plaza’s inhabitants and it does so with out any frills. Not a destination by any means but it does the job it’s meant to do.

This is a perfectly servicable cafeteria-​style eatery inside the Puget Sound Plaza building, on the UW floor. If you plan on taking any continuing education classes through the university, you’d likely find yourself in proximity of this place.
Haven’t tried the food, but they do sell coffee and (cheap) espresso, great for those late night classes. There’s a $ 2 minimum on credit card orders. In addition to the hot food options there’s also stuff like fresh fruit, and a few tables to sit at.
Definitely not a destination eatery, but acceptable if you’re taking classes in the building.

Small little ‘college deli’ on the fourth floor. Hiding at the end of a long hallway full of UW Educational Outreach classrooms.
They put together a vegetarian sandwich for me that basically consisted of whatever they had on hand that I wanted, sort of like Subway but more personal.
I get the feeling nobody ever goes here other than students. Nothing here worth making the trip for unless you’re in the building, you don’t want to go outside, and the chowder/​soup place in the main lobby is closed.