The medium spicy Kung Pao Chicken here was the best I've ever had.
Order the chow mien with the homemade noodles. It's an extra buck or two but WELL worth it!
I think this is some of the best chinese food in seattle. Very good
Get the pan fried hand shaven noodles with veggies, and an order of Kung Pao chicken. Best in Seattle!
Crispy tofu, A-vegetable (off menu), and hand shaved noodles! Really great flavors.
Owner Henry Ku infuses taste and skills of French cuisine onto the menu of his third restaurant, whereas he only serves traditional Taiwanese food in the other two.http://bit.ly/u8Rsr5
The waffles are awesome, my boyfriend also had the Hawaiian omelette and he said it was great.
Janice and her family will do anything to make sure you get what you want. Every customer can have their own special! You can get breakfast, lunch or great Chinese food. It is all delicious.
Best split pea soup on Sat & Sun!
Honey walnut prawns, beef chow mein, Szechuan green beans with pork (2 spice stars) came to $46 with tip. Delicious!
Best Chow Foon I've found in Seattle.
Wow. Great food! Black bean chicken lunch special is tremendous.
A small, easy to miss chinese cafe, with food that tastes just like you walked into a family's kitchen. They have a soup they serve with their lunch specials, that tastes just like soup my Mom would m
Order the spring rolls, duck noodle soup, vermicelli bowls, rice plates... basically everything is amazing. No joke.
Huge menu and all of it so far has been good. the fresh spring rolls are delicious
Try the banh canh cua (crab udon soup). The best I've had with a lot of crab meat. Yum.
The BEST hotpot! Also the boiled beef is DELICiOUS! Be warned - its addictive!
The deep fried intestines taste like shit. Literally. Do not get them. Everything else is really good.
STEAMED DUMPLINGS.
Pork howbow is amazing!! Great quick meal to go.
BBQ pork humbow? Yes.Curry humbow? Yes.$2.50 each or $5 for two. Do the math and get more.
The BBQ pork humbow has traces of jiu nang (rice wine)
Best dim sum I've tasted since my days in SF. Shumai and hargow are staples but they have great flavor.
Arguably the best Dim Sum in Seattle for around $10 per person. The restaurant is run-down and chaotic, but food is hot and fresh. Call ahead to put your name on the list. Read more.
Come here on a snow day cuz there's no line waiting in front of you:)
Literally everything on the menu is delicious but I highly recommend the Crispy Thai Catfish
Happy Hour everyday 3-6! Pot stickers nmnmmm
Get the 7 Flavor Beef. It's amazing.
Soy sauce noodle rolls! 👌🏼
One of my favorite dim sum places
Great service and didn't have to wait. Best dim sum place!
OMG so tasty. Try the beef chow fun or the broccoli and mushrooms in oyster sauce.
The cake is NOT a lie!
Only available during brunch hours, the made to order shrimp dumplings and sesame balls are the best in Seattle IMHO.
Lovingly made in NYC, CHI, SEA & LA