One of my OG, long-time favorite Hong Kong spots in Seattle. It's a little restaurant tucked away…read morein Chinatown, easy to miss unless you already know it's there -- but absolutely worth seeking out. Their rice bakes are incredible, the beef brisket dishes are consistently tender and flavorful, and their chow fun is hands-down my favorite in the entire city. They nail the Hong Kong-style classics every time, with that nostalgic, home-cooked feel you just don't find often anymore. Right now they're running a borscht soup special, and it tastes exactly like the versions I grew up with -- comforting, rich, and perfectly balanced. If you're craving real Hong Kong comfort food, this is it. Service is quick and friendly enough for a HK place.

Parking in ID can be difficult on the weekends, so try to come on weekdays if possible! Help out…read moreall the restaurants in this area! Quick service, free hot tea in plastic cups (a classic), and chili oil at the table. Ask for white pepper btw! Depending on your taste, I like adding white pepper to my fried rice, chow fun, and soup. Wonton soup: the wontons are huge and filled with pork and shrimp. The soup however was kind of sour? Not sure what they added in, but the flavor of the broth was not my favorite. There's so much good wonton soup in the area! I wish this broth was better and more savory. Beef chow fun: pretty tasty and the beef was pretty tender. There was no work hei, so didn't have that distinct flavor Half chicken bone in: this was surprisingly our favorite dish! Steamed chicken with a ginger oil. The ginger made this dish and the chicken was very tender. The chicken comes cold so eat it with some rice and it's the perfect combo

Just moved to Seattle in 2025 and I'm obsessed with these noodles! Delicious, spicy, hand pulled…read morenoodles are their specialty and boy are they good! Service is great and love the Cap Hill location

One of the best Chinese spot in Seattle. This place absolutely nailed the Chinese flavour - yeah I…read moream not an expert but Seattle has a good Chinese population and if it were not that good - overall ratings would have been different. I am on vegetarian diet currently and I asked for recommendation from the server. She highly recommended curry tofu and said we can't go wrong with that. Well she was absolutely correct. Loved the flavors. On the other honest - you can skip Fried Tofu Bao. Too oily - okay tasting. My friend took a dish with ribs and he absolutely loved it. Pretty solid place all around - Ambience and Service is great too.

This place looks very unassuming, but it is an absolute gem. I went here with a group of friends…read more We ordered a number of items, and every single thing was absolutely delicious. Literally 10 out of 10. Very friendly staff too. Please note, this place is takeout only! But I promise you, it's worth it!

Great, fast Chinese food when you're in the neighborhood. This is primarily takeout only…read more Staff is nice and food comes out quick!

We ordered the Mixed Basket Xiao Long Bao, Lychee Sweet & Sour Pork Tenderloin, Stir fry Chow Mein…read moreNoodles with Chicken. The Chow Mein had a wonderful Wok Hei flavor and the chicken was juicy and tender. It was our favorite of the dishes. The Mixed Basket Xiao Long Bao was super fun to be able to try them all and pick your favorites. Mine was the wagyu beef, the original pork and the truffle. I was kind of sad that they didn't include soy vinegar and chili oil. I feel that those things enhance the Xiao Long Bao. The Lychee Sweet & Sour Pork Tenderloin I was most excited about. Unfortunately, it was the worst dish. The flavor was great. I love that it had lychee in it, but the breading was mush, and the pork was so hard and overcooked. It was inedible. Because of that dish and not including the condiments is my three star review.

We came across the Seattle restaurant week menu and just had to try it. It was $50 for two people…read more We happened to go on the first day of restaurant week so luckily we made a reservation because it got a bit busier around dinner time. The wontons were good, but the chili sauce was the star. It was numbing and a little minty feeling. It was really great over the fried rice, which didn't stand out to me but was good to pair the dishes with. The crab and pork soup dumplings were sooo tasty, I would definitely get them again. The prawns we got were also great, I really enjoyed the crunchy coating and extras that came with it. I really enjoyed the space and food, I will definitely be coming back!

Got a Mango Sago Pommelo here today and the service was super friendly and fast. For less than $10,…read morethe dessert was super refreshing and tasted amazing. Restaurant is small but there's a good amount of sitting space. Would come again to try their other Hong Kong styled food! Super close to the light rail so it is very convenient transit wise for those without a vehicle.

A great place for authentic food. I regret not ordering the congee, but I really enjoyed the beef…read morechow fun. The steamed rice rolls was very interesting. It was our first time having it with the peanut sauce versus the xo sauce and it was definitely different. The coconut sago drink was definitely refreshing but also a lot. The sage ended up freezing at the bottom when I mixed it all up. Service is to be expected, and the ambiance is very casual.

They will be reopening this Saturday! My favorite hot oil biang noodles will be back, I am happy!read more

I personally don't rlly like hand pulled noodles or rlly thick noodles but this place usually hits…read more The noodles r pretty long but the soup bases and sauces r always good. The hot oil noodles r so spicy and I'm usually not that bad w spice I'm just average, I'd get less spicy and then just adjust w the sauce they have at the table. Also side note the lighting in here is so good the food pics always come out really good. And service is always nice.

Dumplings were amazing and service was great. Perfect atmosphere, great for a quick lunch or…read moredinner for a large group.

I love din tai fung and I try to visit each and every one of them! This one hit just right and did…read morenot miss! It is located on the top floor of a shopping mall. Once you find it, you are good to go! The wait moves fast and then it's show time! Like all of the restaurants it's the same decor, same setup, and the same friendly staff. The food comes out super fast and is very hot! As it should be! Everybody is extremely helpful and very friendly! Don't forget the chocolate dumplings for dessert!

Came here by happenstance -- And it was the best Chinese…read morefood I've had. We got the walnut shrimp, combo fried rice, shumai, beef chow fun, the wings, orange chicken and crab Rangoon. Everything was not only extremely fresh and delicious but for an incredible price. Visiting from California -- will definitely be back. Thank you Lisa for the incredible food and hospitality

Went to Asian Kitchen in north Seattle for a family dinner and had a mixed experience…read more Service was pretty slow, even though there were only a few smaller tables seated. It took a long time for the food to come out, and when our entrees finally arrived, we weren't given rice. We had to go ask for it so we didn't end up eating everything else first. It felt like they might be understaffed, which didn't help the overall experience. The appetizer platter was a bit disappointing. The honey walnut shrimp didn't really land for our table -- though I will say the crispy coating was interesting and I appreciated that they used actual walnuts. The entrees were better. The chow mein was my favorite -- great smoky wok flavor, well seasoned, and just really satisfying. The seafood clay pot was also solid, with shrimp, fish, and tofu. The beef broccoli was nicely cooked too, especially the broccoli with garlic. Overall, there are some good dishes here, but with how slow the service was, I'm not sure I'd pick this spot again.

I'm a little surprised how good this place was. The service is really good. The food was hot, fresh…read moreand tasty. The portions were huge. My wife tried their breakfast and enjoyed it. I tried their crispy garlic chicken and it was perfectly flavored, very crispy, and extremely hot! Food came out quickly even though the restaurant was packed. We would absolutely come back here.

First things first, this is more of a 2.5 but I'm rounding up…read more Overall it was just ok. Nothing special and nothing outstanding except the coffee, that was the best part. Probably the least favorite was the Mongolian beef, it was kind of gelatinous and just weird. The crispy garlic chicken is ok, but overall I have had better. Their menu is huge, maybe that's the issue?

If you are in Seattle and love Bruce Lee, this is a must visit spot. The Peking Duck, Beef Chow Fun…read moreand Pea Shoots/Vines with garlic are simply amazing. In fact they are better than the same dishes in California. It's a family run restaurant and the people are so nice. So this is how they rated: Peking Duck 5/5 Beef Chow Fun 5/5 Pea Shoots/Vines 5/5 Oyster Sauce Beef 4/5 Fried Chicken Wings 4/5 Almond Chicken 3/5 Even if you don't like Bruce Lee, I would still recommend eating here. It's a historic venue with a deep history. Anthony Bourdain even ate here. Check it out!

This is the kind of place I picture when I picture an old school Chinese restaurant. Probably…read morebecause it is! We had friends in town from the east coast and they asked for Chinese food. I had been meaning to check Tai Tung out, and having a group is a great opportunity to try a variety of dishes family style. We ordered the fried chicken wings, half peking duck, beef chow fun, beef in oyster sauce (Bruce Lee's favorite), crab fried rice, and noodles with tofu (one girl had to be healthy!) The food was solid and nostalgic. It reminded me of the kind of Chinese food I would get in the 80s and 90s when we went out for Chinese food in New Jersey. We stayed, talking, until the restaurant closed. As my friends packed up and said their goodbyes, the staff noticed me looking around at the different tables. I wanted to find Bruce Lee's favorite table, which I had seen on online reviews of Tai Tung. The staff member very proudly brought us all into the next room, turned on the lights, showed us the photos on the wall, and told us about the history. We got a history and culture lesson with our meal. Best of all, our friends all congratulated me on the "great find!" of a restaurant, and isn't that the kind of validation every Yelper wants?