Fitchi House

Excellent service and unmatched authentic juicy Turkmen Fitchi. Kids loved the pizza and everything we ordered. Made to order, fresh and super tasty food. A must try spot if you’re in a Seattle area. Don’t be fooled by the size of this location owners/employees will make you feel comfortable and at home no matter the occasion…

This is an amazing neighborhood pizza restaurant. I was in the mood for pizza and driving through the neighborhood, so I decided to try it. The young staff members were very friendly and accommodating. I didn’t realize they specialized in a Turkish food called Fitchi, I plan to try it my next visit. This is a very good local pizza restaurant.

So delicious! Juicy meat pie-fitchi. Must eat place in Seattle to make your grey days filled with joy!

Got a "extra large" meat lovers... my first time ordering... pizza seems similiar..Food: 3/5

This was such an amazing and unexpected meal. I hope people know about this delish food! I’ll be ordering from here WEEKLY because previously I liked pizza as a treat but the samsa/fitchi feels much more filling and more satisfying! Thank you and how very dare you be so delicious!

Delicious, inexpensive and authentic Samsa and Fitchi meat pie, Kyrgyzstani style. Everything is fresh and made from the scratch. My friend ordered their pizza and it was 2nd to none. Good things take time so get ready to wait a little bit. Other than wait, this place is a gem Food: 5/5

Very delicious authentic Turkmen cuisine from Turkmenistan, Turkmenabat Chardjou city . You can taste many Turkmen food . Strongly recommend this delicious restaurant. Очень вкусно !!!! Спасибо !

This place was one of my main reasons to visit Seattle and it was more than worth it. Fitchi was super fresh and super delicious. People who like juicy meat pie must give a try that hidden gem.

I recently saw Fitchi House online and vowed to visit sometime and I'm finally glad I did. Based on what I've read and the decal in the window, Fitchi House used to be Milano Pizza and Pasta. I personally am very glad the owners decided to pivot towards offering Turkmen food. I can imagine the foot traffic may be lower, but I hope they can hang in because they put out tasty Turkmen food. They still offer the mainstay Italian-American dishes and the kofte I ordered had garlic bread and salad that could easily be found with an Italian meal. Fitchi House is on the main drag of Wallingford and it is painted in an attractive golden yellow with black accents. The interior had 4 tables and was contemporarily outfitted with bright white tables and chairs and some plants on the tables. I ordered some of the main Turkmen dishes: fitchi, somsa, and kofte. The lady running the shop seemed to be impressed that I seemed to know what to order and asked where I was from. I am not of Central Asian descent but I definitely knew that I wanted to try the Turkmen food. The owners and especially the lady were nice hosts. The lady was especially kind and gracious. I think she appreciated sharing dishes from her heritage. Her demeanor just makes me want to visit all the time. Back to the food, after ordering she went to work. It took about 10 minutes to make the three items and each were delicious. They were all hearty dishes with meat and dough playing major roles. I especially liked the fitchi and kofte. The kofte was like an empanada but instead of crust made of dough it was ground meat and inside was a healthy amount of cheese. The fitchi were delicious as well with flavorful meat in a squat cylindrical pastry. The meat reminded me of pelmeni filling that I grew up with. Overall, I thoroughly enjoyed my meal and hope to return soon. I hope more people pay a visit because the Turkmen food is great.

It is so delicious, the pizza is so good, and also the calzone, I really liked it, and I do recommend people to try it, note everything they have is halal