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Beacon B.B.Q.

3.9 (85 reviews)
InexpensiveBarbeque, Dim Sum
Closed • 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Shey M.

Always yummy dim sum and roasted pork! Delicious! Always come here also for the sesame balls too

Lynn L.

Solid choice for dim sum to go! My mom and I were craving some dim sum this weekend and wanted a quick option we could pick up without having to go down to Chinatown! They have a limited menu but what they do offer is all delicious and steaming! They sell their dim sum in set orders of 4 and most cost $5 which is pretty reasonable for the rising prices of dim sum! I love their chicken feet, hargao and xiumai which are seasoned well and come in large portions! I recommend this as a quick solid option when you want a good to go dim sum place!

Lots of parking out front. Even more public parking across the street!
Cora L.

Sad I didn't know about this place sooner. I grew up in San Francisco, love dim sum, and crave it all the time. There are decent spots in the Seattle ID, but this is my new go-to for to-go. Favorites: - Chicken feet were fresh out the steamer -- melted in my mouth and so tasty. - Pork spare ribs were juicy and tender, and the rice rolls were silky smooth. - Siu yuk (roasted pork) had crunchy skin. - Bok tong go (sweet rice sponge cake) was light, fluffy, and perfectly sweet. They make thinner pieces, which I much prefer. A full box for $5. Also good: - Ha gao (shrimp dumplings) were huge with lots of shrimp filling. - Jin duy (fried sesame balls with red bean filling) was less greasy and very crunchy. Service was quick and friendly. They were busy with walk-ins early Saturday but cranking out new steamer baskets to keep up with the demand. Space is bright and clean. Prices are very reasonable. Love it!!!

Andy D.

It hits the spot. The siu mai is basic yet good. I'm spoiled, coming from LA, we have a giant shrimp and fish eggs on our siu mai. But the Har Gow was bomb; It's bigger than usual and the flavors are all there. As for the bbq pork bun, they added a bit more bbq flavor, which I love. The bigger bun is a classic with pork, sausage and an egg. I'd def recommend the har gow and bbq pork bun.

Spareribs on rice noodle
Alan L.

This place has great bbq roast pork and roast pig ! The char siew is nice and juicy! They have limited dim sum but all very good! I got their big baos which are so good! Those are meals within itself! The spare rib rice or spare rib rice noodle is so good and great value! I didn't even want to post this to let the secret out! It's a hidden gem in Beacon Hill.

Dropped by for lunch and got 2 bbq pork hum bao and siu ma for $8.50. Loved it and I'm pumped to go back.
Benjamin M.

Quick service, great prices, and I can't believe this place has escaped me for so long. I had bbq hum bao and siu ma and made for a perfect lunch. I'm excited to try more great food!

The inaugural meal! Noodles, roast pork, and dim sum
Michael L.

Can't believe I've lived in Seattle this long without trying this place. Quality, selection, and price is great! I got the chow mein (or lo mein?), dim sum selection, and roast pork. All incredible!

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Brittany W.

This place offers a limited menu of (mostly) dim sum items with some BBQ items as well. The dim sum items are only offered by order (4+ pieces per order) so depending on the quantity, sometimes you either have to order a lot of an item or pass on it. (Some items like egg rolls are geared more towards large parties or catering events). What's frustrating for me is that even though they have a limited menu, they still sell out of items over an hour before closing and don't make more. I also overheard someone call ahead and try to place an advance order, and they were told to just show up on the day of because there were plenty of that item and weren't allowed to place an order. As a customer, that would be really frustrating to not be able to guarantee a large order ahead of time, especially knowing that they do sell out of some things. I got an order of sticky rice (2 per order), two orders of har gow (shrimp balls, 4 per order), one order of siu mai (4 per order) and a half order of sesame balls (5 per order). The total was around $22, which seemed pretty reasonable for the amount of food I got. The dimsum items all seemed larger than what you would normally get if ordering from a sit-down restaurant, and all were flavorful and cooked well. It's not a full dimsum experience, that's for sure, but if trying to pick up a couple staple items in a pinch, this is a good option.

Spareribs w/ cabbage and rice, shu Mai, hargow, steamed pork and shrimp dumplings.
Angela H.

Small takeout Chinese dim sum. Huge pieces of har gow and siu Mai. There is meat hanging in the window so it's legit. A friend recommended it and I see why. The guy there showed us all the items in the little baskets to help us choose. I do wish they sold steamed baos in a smaller batch than 12. Would come back if I visit again.

Bought 4 buns for $10 but got charged for $45.

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My favorite place for takeout dim sum fast and easy! I love the chive dumpling and the shrimp dumpling with the B.B.Q. pork bun so yummy!

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Food here is good especially SIOPAO! Love this store and cheaper than Seafood City which is too much.

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