Checked out this place after shopping around a bit and needed something quick to eat. I had very…read morevery high hopes for this Taiwanese restaurant. The parking was hard to find. I just got lucky with the side street parking but anyone who comes here on a whim, and on an empty stomach could find it VERY difficult. Review for the food would be....... I got the signature spicy beef noodle and a side of slow braised Taiwanese pork. The meat chunks in the noodles were hefty, they did not hold back. But I will say, the taste of the actual soup itself was underwhelming. There was some flavor missing in the dish. So I would rate the spicy beef noodle 3/5 stars. The slow braised pork was amazing. Best I've ever had... 5/5 stars. Then also had another order of Peanut Butter sauced noodles... which was a 3.5/5 stars... The service and such would be it's almost all self serve, it's very fast and easy. Kiosk + Cleaning up after yourself.

I really love Facing East's BelRed, to-go only location and was a bit disappointed in the food at…read morethis one. Maybe it was just an off day, but I generally prefer Facing East's menu where this tends to be more geared towards lunch specials and felt that the quality of the food was also just higher overall. We went around 12 PM on a Saturday and there were plenty of seats available. You order at the register before grabbing a number where the food is brought to you. Popcorn Chicken (4/5): Size is a little small, but the crust is crunchy and the chicken was moist and tender. Exactly what you're looking for in this dish. Classic Taiwanese Pork Burger (3.5/5): Super peanut forward in their version, which is tasty! Unfortunately, the pork belly felt like it'd been sitting for a little bit, so it wasn't quite the melt in your mouth texture I'd been craving. For some reason, the og Facing East version just hits a bit harder. Minced Pork Bento (2.5/5): The minced pork was sitting in an insane amount of oil and just wasn't what you want to see in this dish. Just not the most pleasant Eggplant (3/5): I liked that they warmed this up when I grabbed it from the deli section, but it was also sitting in a pool of grease. Omelette Sesame Flatbread (4.25/5): This ended up being my favorite dish by far and the only item I'd come back for. The sesame flat bread is flakey with a good crisp on the outside and the pork floss inside adds a good amount of savoriness against the fluffy eggs.

gave us the wrong order but, the order they gave us was yummy 10/10, would maybe come again.read more

Authentic northern Chinese dumplings and noodles. Handmade dumplings. Has authentic flavors, grew…read moreup in that area. Small indoor and outdoor seating area but usually not busy.

Found a new dim sum spot, and man am I glad that I stumbled upon it. The customer service was on…read morepoint, the staff were extremely welcoming and friendly.The food was delightful! The quality was fantastic and fresh, and we really enjoyed the taste. They have a QR code on the table for you to order as well which we thought was convenient. However we didn't use the QR code. Definitely recommend coming here for some good dim sum if you're in the Eastside, and for great service,

Chanced on this Yelp recommendation for dim sum and was happily surprised! The proprietor- a…read moregenuinely happy man, greeted us warmly and shared recommendations, helpful since the dim sum menu had no pictures and the description didn't always follow standard dim sum "terms". The pork stuffed tofu is fantastic- hand stuffed by a kindly gal. It has a deep flavorful sauce with delicious onions and portions are enough to easily feed four. The sticky rice was superb - chunks of sausage, ground pork and a perfect rice texture. The fun dish was the taro rings with stir fried veggies, fungi, and bits of pork, shrimp, and octopus. Really interesting and the texture was great. The shrimp and chive dumplings were also tasty - and with thick shrimp with a very fresh chive taste. Same with the shu mai. Also have to call out the tea - it was far better than we usually get at dim sum. Two of ate still we were stuffed and still had plenty of leftovers. Service was perfect and so friendly and personable. We arrived at 3 on a Sunday so it was less crowded. I can't wait to return and try the crispy duck and green beans and other dishes we saw. The quality and freshness of this dim sum is exceptional.

Solid budget spot! The braised yellow chicken combo and luosifen are well‑priced with satisfying…read moreportions. Unfortunately both were way too salty for my taste. Flavor profile is good, just hope they cut back on salt.

An old favorite- I remember when they had first replaced the pho restaurant I frequented and I…read moredidn't know what to expect. They survived the pandemic and I'm so happy for that. They have a lot of great items on the menu but because we only visit once every few months we ALWAYS get our favorites- the spicy cumin beef noodles and cold rice noodle dish. They do not play with the spice in their spicy cumin beef and if you're tougher than me there's chili oil at the table. The cold rice noodles LOOK super spicy but they aren't, but you do get a lot of chile flavor and it's amazing. Over the years they changed from a chalk board menu to physical menu and now an app that makes it easy to order and pay. Even with all of the technology the service is always great and the improvements to the dining room are really nice. I hope this place sticks around because I know there's a lot of competition from the plaza a short distance away from overlake. Oh- portions are great!

The most authentic numbing spice noodles that'll even make your gums go tingly!!…read more I'd recommend going easy if you cannot tolerate spice, but don't worry, the staff are extremely friendly and helpful, they'll give you adjustments on just about everything. You can even change the meat pairing for every noodle dish, just ask! Very kid-friendly seating, down-to-earth vibe with a little fan in the upper corner, it can get crowded very fast during peak times but the food is worth the wait. The beef tendon was buttery soft, the noodles were hot and perfect. The spicy wontons hit the spot, made nicely with thin skins (they have a vegetarian option too)! Definitely adding this place to my go-tos for if you're visiting Bellevue with family and friends. This place is a gem!

Wudu Noodle House was an unexpected, pleasant surprise. We enjoy checking out new restaurants in…read moreBellevue, especially when they offer a noodle soup, which is always comforting, but Wudu Noodle House goes beyond comforting. It was fantastic! We visited for dinner and were the only two customers who didn't speak Chinese, so that should be your first hint that this place is legit. You take a seat at one of the tables and order from the QR code, which is sent to the kitchen and is served to you once ready. Easy peasy. My partner ordered the beef noodle soup, which is his favorite noodle soup dish, but I wanted to try something different. When I asked the owner what she recommended, she said I should try the pork with sour vegetable noodle soup. And I gotta admit, I likely would not have ordered it since I don't really know of many soups that are sour. But this is a dish you have to try! It was so delicious with the tender, shredded pork and lots of mustard greens and bok choy in this sour base soup that I ultimately loved! The owner told me that it's her husband's recipe. So glad I took the owner's advice and went with this dish, which I definitely would order again. For sharing, we ordered the wontons in chili oil sauce, which was solid. Located in a business strip in the Bel-Red area, parking is easily found in the lot. But note that the restaurant is a smaller space, so there may be a wait for a table to open up on a busy night. We came half an hour before closing and were able to get in easily unlike the first time we tried during peak dinner hour when there was a wait. It's one to wait for though, especially when you want some noods and soup.

I've been influenced! I've seen this restaurant on my feed for a while and finally tried it. Wow…read morethis was delicious. The space is minimally decorated, very small, but the food makes up for the lack of pizazz. There was a lady at the front window hand wrapping dumplings, it was a chive and pork wonton. We ordered that, pan fried wontons. It was good but the highlight of the meal was the Shanghai king dumpling and the braised pork on dry noodles. Wow those are amazing. Definitely worth the hype! Be sure to give yourself extra time because there was a wait to be seated on Saturday lunch. And it's a small place.

great place to get dumplings and Shanghai, food. My favorite was the Supreme King dumplings! The…read moresecret stuffed dumpling was surprisingly good, enjoyed it more than the shrimp dumpling. The noodles were also good, the pork could be a bit more crispy. Overall, I recommend and I would come back

Supreme Dumplings was on our list to try and lo and behold, it showed right at RTC. perfect…read morelocation without any parking issues unlike the Bellevue location. this place is busy and reservations are highly recommended! - Chicken Xiao Long Bao- chicken soup Dumplings were amazing, the hot, steam fresh soup warms your mouth and your heart. - the cold chicken appetizer was recommended by our server we had never had a cold chicken and were pleasantly surprised by the soft , chicken texture and the amazing chili oil combinations. the best was the chicken noodle. the peanut sauce and the warm, fresh noodles was amazing. everyone including my toddlers loved it. glad to have it closer to home and with no parking issues. going to go again soon

Great pan fried pork dumplings Great shrimp fried rice…read moreAwful walnut honey shrimp Ok soup dumplings Awful overcooked scallion oil noodles Screaming kid in booth Nextdoor

After eating the dumplings from here, it's hard to go back to grocery store frozen dumplings…read more Especially the 3 flavor / 三鮮 dumplings, so good! There is a whole shrimp in every dumpling. They have a lot of different flavors here and it's become a staple part of groceries when we go to Asian Family Market. I think the price is reasonable for what you get. This is a small stall in the food court and aunties are friendly.

I saw a dish that I wanted to try so decided to give this place a try. They serve a variety of…read moredishes, common and uncommon foods. You order through the tablet and just wait for the food to come out. This place isn't that busy it looks like so it's pretty quiet. They do frozen stuff too. We got: Sweet and sour fried pork 5/5 - addicting flavor, crispy exterior, tender interior. Big portions can easily feed 2 people. Pan fried buns -- 3.5/5 -- a little bland, not too much soup, the bottom is barely crispy. Pork bone 3/5 -- too much bone, little meat, flavor is good though. Overall I would come back to get the fried pork and maybe try other dishes.