Chinese Restaurant

Despite being incredibly, we still got one of a kind 5 star service. They work so hard to give you an amazing experience. 15/10 stars and would go back.

We loved the food, price, and customer service. We got the spicy Ma-la noodles, soup dumplings. We are adding this place to our go-to restaurant lisr.

Came based on high reviews. Really enjoyed our experience. The food was delicious and cooked very well. We enjoyed 6 different dishes, chicken chow mien, green beans, Mandarin chicken, cumin lamb, black bean fish, and Dan Dan Noodles. The Dan Dan noodles is very different from other places (more sesame paste based with a tang). The Mandarin Chicken was very lightly breaded, which I personally appreciate and perfectly crunchy. When ordering Chow Mien, make sure to have ar least 1-2 star spice or else it's pretty bland. HOWEVER, noodles were still tasty and having so many other saucy dishes, something a little more bland did provide a nice balance. Overall, I would recommend this place.

We tried Spicy Talk Bistro for the first time and were pretty impressed. The food was delicious, especially the crispy sesame chicken—perfectly crispy, sweet, and made with good chunks of white meat. We also had the special rice, which was tasty but could have used a bit more sesame oil, and it was a little light on the shrimp, beef, and chicken. One downside is that they charge for steamed rice, which feels unnecessary. Also, when we first walked in, the air was thick with spice—fitting for a place called Spicy Talk, but it took a little time to adjust. That said, the health inspection rating is only "Okay," which is the lowest on the scale. It didn’t affect our meal, but it’s something to keep in mind. Overall, we really liked it, and my wife is already talking about coming back tomorrow. That’s a pretty strong endorsement!

My partner and I have made the stop into Emerald Garden a few times, and we totally love the atmosphere. The dim lit ambiance and red decor remind me of almost a speakeasy type vibe, and with Budda all nestled in the corner of a booth, it compliments the restaurant nicely. The food is absolutely amazing, and I feel like Amber and I have a new favorite place to have drinks. listen to music, and eat delicious Chinese food. The potstickers were really good with the dipping sauce. The salt and pepper shrimp, house chow mein, and chicken and veggie stir fry was all very delicious and big portion size. One thing is for sure, when you visit Enerald Garden, you had better bring your appetite along with you. Best Chinese food I've had in a very long time. The service was great. Matt is a very good guy, and we had fun getting to know him and other patrons who frequent this location.

The food tasted good, the gal working the bar was nice, but I found four… yes FOUR black curly hairs mixed in with my food. So don’t think I’ll be returning.

The server who came to get our orders was quite impatient with my elderly husband. She probably didn’t mean to but my husband wanted to ask about the food on the menu and even before he can ask the full question, she would start stating the ingredients assuming that’s what my husband want to ask. She finishes every sentence he starts. There were only three tables that have customers. Food is what you would expect from a Chinese restaurant that caters to westerners so if you want good Chinese food that is more authentic, you might want to find another restaurant.The food is freshly cooked and comes to your table piping hot.

Great China Restaurant was a wonderful surprise! The Prawns Delight featured fresh vegetables and a generous portion of prawns, making it a standout dish. The egg drop soup was served hot and was full of flavor, a perfect start to the meal. The personal pot of hot tea was a nice touch, allowing us to savor the experience at our own pace. The atmosphere was warm and inviting, making it an excellent spot for a relaxed meal. Overall, Great China Restaurant exceeded expectations, offering delicious food and a comfortable dining environment. Highly recommended!

This is for the Chang Sa Chicken dish specifically :) I had no idea what this dish was and I couldn't find it online, so I took a gamble and ordered it blind! It was QUITE good. Tender grilled chicken pieces with a medley of vegetables... green and red peppers, broccoli, mushroom... with a sweet and savory brown sauce (their menu says this dish is spicy but I didn't pick up on much of that!). So if anyone else is curious about this, here you go!

Uncle Lee’s is our favorite neighborhood restaurant. Their food is always delicious, flavorful and great quality. They do a great job with to-go orders as well. Plenty of great options for vegetarians too. Our fave dishes: salt & pepper crispy tofu, Mongolian beef, lemon chicken, lo-mein, and string beans. The owners are so nice too!

The name lives up to the hype! Such yummy Chinese dishes…love their Westlake soup, chow mein, sweet & sour pork, chow fun noodles, and one of the most flavorful chicken wings!!! They have so many good dishes to choose from. This is definitely one our go-to’s for take-out!

I loved this place!!! The honey walnut shrimp was amazing! 🤩 Dine in or take out either way the food is always so good! I recommend this place for anyone visiting this area. Especially people who enjoy Chinese food.

*Updated* After four visits to Lee’s Kitchen, we really tried to give this small spot a fair chance — but unfortunately, each experience has gotten worse. Our first visit was promising with tasty food and good execution. However, the latest visit was the final straw: raw noodles, tiny portions, and pork that was mostly fat with barely any meat. Even the steamed rice dish was just average. While we value supporting small businesses, the ongoing inconsistency in both quality and quantity makes it hard to justify returning.Sadly, we won’t be coming back. -------------------------------------------------- Original review: Lee’s Kitchen is a cozy, warm spot perfect for a quiet meal. We visited after the lunch rush and were the only table there, which made for a peaceful experience. The food was a delightful surprise—tender rice rolls and flavorful pork stood out, while the popcorn chicken was well-seasoned but lacked crunch. They also serve free soup and roasted peanuts, which is a nice touch. The only challenge was communication, as the server didn’t speak English, so we relied on hand gestures. Despite this, we’ll definitely be back!

Very acceptable chinese food. Their rice rolls alone make them worthy of a recommendation. Be advised their staff don't speak english so you will only order via the webapp that is itself a bit janky. Food could use a bit more flavour in my opinion.

I went to Dough Zone with my husband, and it was such a great experience! We started off with the herbal tea, which was a nice touch. The xiao long bao were amazing—so full of soup, yet the skin was super thin and didn’t break at all. I was impressed! Eating them the proper way with a soup spoon is definitely a must (haha). The Q Bao (pan-fried dumplings) were also incredible. The bottoms were crispy and fragrant—I felt like I could eat a dozen of them! It’s not just about dim sum here, either. They have a variety of side dishes, and I’m already planning to try more next time. The restaurant was clean and had a fresh feel. You just mark what you want on the order sheet and hand it to the server—super easy. Service was smooth, and the prices were very reasonable. Definitely coming back!

Fairly busy place even early in the evening. A quick scribble on the order sheet and a few minutes of wait and the warm delicious food was on the table. The wait staff aaa very busy and didn't seem too thrilled to answer any questions on the menu. So a bit of a gamble on what we ordered, but all good. saw people order frozen dumplings to take home. Will try those next time.

The place is no longer a hotpot restaurant. Now they serve rice plates with your 3 choice of dishes. Good taste and good value, the meal comes with a small soup. I have always take out, there are a few banquette seats , but I don’t feel the set up is that dining friendly environment. Definitely a place to get a quick meal, and overall good price.

Diverse range of food options for buffet, although you can order additional ones but the ones within the buffet are great enough to enjoy! I wish the speed of filling water and soup could be improved but overall decent experience and reasonable pricing.

Sichuan Cuisine is one of the best Chinese restaurants, and we really enjoyed our visit! If you’re looking for authentic Sichuan flavors, this is the perfect spot. The food is bold, flavorful, and well-prepared, staying true to the traditional Sichuan style. We tried several vegetarian dishes, and the options were quite good. We had the Eggplant in Garlic Sauce, which was okay, but a bit on the softer side. The Dried Cooked String Beans were really nice—crispy, well-seasoned, and packed with flavor. The Mongolian Tofu was another good dish, with a rich and slightly spicy sauce. The Vegetable Chow Mein was a satisfying and hearty option, and the Green Onion Pancakes were a standout—crispy, flavorful, and definitely a must-try! The portion sizes are generous, and the food overall is tasty, but it is a bit on the oily side, which is something to keep in mind. That said, the variety of vegetarian dishes makes it a great spot for those who don’t eat meat. The ambiance is warm and inviting, with a clean and comfortable setting. The staff is friendly and attentive, and the service was efficient. Pricing is reasonable for the quality and portion sizes, making it a good value for an authentic Sichuan meal. Overall, it was a nice experience and definitely a one-time must-try spot for Sichuan food lovers!

Amazing 👏 bes Chinese cuisine I have found sense moving here..... now I know to look foe Sichuan. But theu place has won me with two of my favorite dishes. Mongolian beef and Kung pot Amazing spices I felt jipped at first seeing the cabbage in my Kung poa bit the flavor and sheer epicness of the dish overruled the fact...and it's cooked so wellits barely crisp while still having flavor. Literally 9 or 10 I need to try their broccoli beef and shrimp dishes.l still. Price is completely affordable! 10 -20 max really. Only complaint is with two full dishes I feel I should get 2 orders of rice. :/ Don't Karen.....Don't Karen.....Don't Karen...... Im perfectly happy with it. I will keep coming back wow!

My co-worker and I came to buy food on our lunch break and let me say I’m disappointed my shrimp fried rice tasted burnt. My co-worker’s chow mein was salty and not good at all. The only thing good were the fried prawns. I will never order from here again. Definitely waste our lunch break!!!!

The food was amazing. We sat in the bar and it was so laid back and chill. The service was amazing! There were four in our party and we ended up sharing everything. We had a total of six mixed drinks, three beers, four entrees, and two appetizers and the bill's total was $150. That is a steal considering the portions and stiffness of the drinks. We had been discussing how lackluster all the Chinese food in the Seattle area is and this place really delivered. We drove out of our way to go to this place and we were not disappointed.

Stopped for late lunch. Great lunch menu & prices. The food was good & serving generous for a lunch.

First time visit alone and wanted hot & sour soup. It lacked ingredients ie: mushrooms, pepper, lemon or lime as taste was neither hot nor sour sadly lacking flavor . I ordered the House crispy noodle chow mein that was drowning in too sweet brown sauce. Large bowl that could be shared with others but it needed less sauce and some vegetables less cooked to be better. Lots of meats of beef, chicken,and shrimp.