Compared of most Chinese restaurants in Seattle area I highly recommend come this one, I tried Sichuan beef today it's yummy and tender and price are reasonable, thank you read more

Picked up our take out here tonight. Good smells inside to go with the good food. The friendly lady doing all the front work was so busy she forgot to pack us the steamed rice to go with all the food. Will plan on eating here again on another trip. Yep. read more

I've been looking for a chow mein place for ages in Seattle and I finally found my place!!!! I prefer lo mein (soft noodles) over the fried noodles and that seems to be the overwhelming options at most places. But here the chef makes handmade noodles and it's the best!!! I'm never searching for another Chinese place again. We also got the sesame garlic chicken and cups of hot and sour and wonton soup. All so good! Portions were huge, definitely worth it. Just go. read more

This is my go to for Chinese food! They are so friendly and our family has eaten there for years and the food is always good! Love the honey walnut Prawns read more

When we arrived, we were quickly welcomed by the owner and seated. Our first thought was, "Is this place typically a take-out call or do people stay and eat?", as it was a little slow for any weeknight. BUT why? Fu Shen is the typical decor and ambience that one would expect, but it felt familiar, a bit like home--and when that hot pot of green tea set down that's exactly what it was. And THAT makes me want to go back for seconds! read more

It's fast and cheap with a friendly server/owner, but the food is just meh. Also 5 stars hot only comes out at about a 1.5 of 5 on my hotness scale. read more

Fu Shen - Szechuan Prawns Lunch Combo and 3 potstickers. - Chinese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Maybe I went on an off day, but the food here was terrible. The hot-and-sour soup tasted like a cup of grease. When my chicken and broccoli came, the chicken appeared to be breaded for some reason; then the so-called chicken turned out to be nothing but breading. The chicken was served with fried noodles and fried rice. Everything was very greasy and salty. I will say that the service was fast and courteous, and the restaurant was clean and decorated nicely. read more

How do I love Fu Shen, let me count the ways.... 1) The food. It is SO good. 2) The service. This place is the definition of a "family business". After our second visit, the owner remembered us, put us at "our" table, and by the fourth visit remembered our order. The location stinks. The decor is mediocre. But the food and the service are so amazing it just doesn't matter. You can find me having lunch there on Tuesdays. I will be at "my table". read more

My BF and I love this place. We always get the Chow Mein with the homemade noodles. That is the way you have to go it really levels up the dish. I also really love the hot and sour soup here, I get it whenever I am not feeling well. After my second vaccine the hot and sour soup made me feel much better. The owner is also really nice we like her alot. read more

I wanted to give this place a good review because it seemed to have many. But we ordered it tonight and wow I was disappointed. I got the combo dinner with house chow mien, sweet and sour chicken, soup and Mongolian beef. The soup was bland and tasteless The house chow mien was basically pan fried noodles tossed with a couple shrimp I got three pieces of chicken doused in sauce And that was hunan beef, not Mongolian beef. All of it completely tasteless. My boyfriend got sesame beef and it was again, awful. Won't be back. read more

I've been here only once for dinner and tried a few of their dishes. One was a grilled lamb dish that was to die for! The chow mein was very good (but I've had better.) The hot pot was also very good. I haven't been impressed with the quality of most Chinese restaurants in Washington state but this is one of the best I've tried. Black Pearl also rates #1 with me and has killer homemade chow mein, the best I've ever had. read more

Were we here on a bad night...Christmas, very disappointing. My man didn't want to trek to the ID for our Christmas dinner so based on reviews we decided on Fu Shen. I have to say the service was very friendly but the food was some of the worst blandness I have had. Potstickers-veg: good wrap but the shredded spinach filling had nothing special about it, except mush. Had a special-Sezchuan Eggplant with chicken. Supposed to be a spicy dish and it didn't even have that. Smothered in the brown gravy sauce of NO Flavor. Veg Chowmein: Absolutely No flavor. Bad, bad, bad! One star for their friendly smiles, anything you could make at home would be better than this! On most any night Twin Gardens up Aurora & 100th is open and very very good! Not open on Christmas read more

This place is consistantly good! We haven't had anything there we didn't like. It's good chinese food at an amazing price! Portions are very big too! Always left overs. I highly recommend this place. read more

Really wanted to like this place. They're really nice, and close to home, and they make vegetarian jiaozi, which is always exciting for me. But no. The handmade noodles were bland, the veggies and protein sparse and the sauce almost... nonexistent. I actually ended up throwing these in my wok with some soy sauce, green onions and sriracha to make them worth eating. The sichuan dish we ordered was so salty it actually made my heart race (or maybe that was MSG). The worst part: the dumplings were doughy and boring. I effing love me some dumpling, so when I won't eat them something has gone seriously awry. The filling was meh, but the dough--jesus,who wants to eat a cardboard envelope full of mush? Seattle, you have no idea what you are saying when you call places like this "authentic." read more

I work nearby Fushen and I've been going here once a week. This place has decent Chinese food and it's price friendly. Their weekday lunch specials are priced good and come in good portion. I'm a fried rice fan and I gotta say this place is good. The only thing I wish their fried rice had was fluffy fried eggs and green onion...Maybe they have it but I just haven't checked their menu thoroughly. I like that the soup that comes with the meal is not too bitter/sour like what restaurants in International District offers. There's a fried rice shop in Intl' District and their fried rice is delicious but the soup is way too bitter/ sour that I can't go past the first sip. The soup at Fushen has the perfect sourness and bitterness that anyone can drink it. This place gets a 5 star for good customer service and good food for the wallet friendly price! The Chinese woman that works at Fushen is very friendly and informative in the menu. Forget Taco Bell thats nearby and go here! Update 4/26: I love their lunch special! Fried rice, noodles, and Mongolian beef in one to go box at 6-7 bucks. That's a great price for the good size meal. I gotta say this is one of my favorite place for getting a quick lunch. read more

Finally! After three years of living in Seattle, I have found classic Chinese-American Sesame chicken, and BONUS! It comes with a side of broccoli! I've also had their egg drop soup (called egg flour soup) that was perfect when I wasn't feeling well. The two small downsides I see: 1. when I had their hot and sour soup, it was faaarrr too sour for my taste. I threw most of it away. 2. they don't offer brown rice, and you have to pay extra for the white rice. Meh. Definitely my go-to spot when I want good Chinese food that reminds me of my childhood! read more

One of my go to spots when I feel like Chinese food and I dont want to drive to the ID. Tasty food thats consistent, quick, and affordable! The lady who works the front of the house always remembers you and leaves you with a warm and welcoming vibe. read more

Hello! It's Gary!!! (: I wanted to tell you how much I miss your wonderful food- I can't wait to come back and eat-

My sons and I are calling this our new favorite Chinese place. We have been Snappy Dragon fans for a long time but this blows them out of the water. I have to say that we drove by this place no fewer than a hundred times before we finally read a review that made it seem worth it to try. It looks a little scary from the outside. They also call themselves a Chinese Seafood restaurant, which they are, but it just didn't look like someplace I wanted to eat fish. But the criticism stops there because this place has outstanding food and outstanding service. We have been there about 8 times since our first visit a month ago so I have a good sense of the overall menu. Here goes: Apparently, the honey walnut chicken is a specialty. I saw a lot of people order it. It wasn't my favorite because the sauce has a bit too much mayo for my taste That is the only dish I didn't care for in all the ones we tried. The shrimp with broccoli is a revelation - perfectly cooked large shrimp with crunchy veggies. The texture of the shrimp is beyond compare. The ribs appetizer is like nothing we've seen. My 18-year-old son gets them every time. They are a sweet dry rib in insanely large portions. The chicken fried rice is similar to good fried rice in other places. Not oily, fresh veggies, and the way they cook the chicken is really unique. I wish I could explain better. They clearly do not use leftovers - it's so good. We had kung pao scallops. Holy Moley! Very very large scallops cooked perfectly! I could on and on about the food but I want to touch on service and value. The woman who manages the dining room is incredibly friendly and service is immediate. She remembers who you are and your most frequent dishes and asks you if you want them. She also remembers that we don't want onions in anything. We order 4 dishes (two growing boys) and we have yet to not have a complete meal to take home. The portions are truly crazy. In the best possible way. The prices are very reasonable ($11.96 for a seafood entree!). I don't even know how much more I can convey our obsession with Fushen. Amazing. read more

Omg! The food here is so good! Best honey walnut prawns I have had in Seattle! Owner was adorable. Told me all about her grandkids while I waited and let me eat some shrimp too! read more

Wow, I thought the lunch special to be a good price But the food was horrible. I ordered the Mongolian chicken special and the only thing special was that the chicken was all skin and pieces I would normally throw away if I were serving this dish. Good luck if you eat here, I left still hungry. read more

Best ever sweetest lady in the world everything is good especially House fried rice best ever hole in the wall diamond in the rough all of that TOP 5 all time spots to eat and I've tried a lot in a lot of places especially Seattle read more

Honestly my favorite Chinese take out of all time. I get the house special chow mein which has like every meat you can think of with the house made noodles and it sends me into a state of food euphoria. Mushu beef/pork also bomb. Large portions for the price and all of the food has incredible flavor. Everyone eat here. Or don't. Bc then my wait time for take out would be longer and I need noodles ASAP. read more

If you love celery, this is the place for you! I ordered the Kung pau chicken for take out and was quite disappointed..About half of the dish was chopped celery. The other half was chicken glazed in a sugary syrup. It was pretty gross. I won't be going back. read more

Ate here for the second time last night. Beef with long beans and fried tofu was delicious yet again. 5/5. But the sweet and sour chicken is not prepared like it is in the photos anymore. More like puffy chicken nuggets with the gross sweet red sauce that most cheap Chinese places serve with the egg rolls, and some sad undercooked onions and a few pineapple. Do not order this dish read more

Well, you can't find a better lunch deal that Fu Shen, that's for sure. $6-7 for a main, soup, rice, chow mein. The service is super friendly and fun. The food is freshly made, served hot off the pan. Is this the best Chinese food I've ever eaten? No, but it's tasty, quick and inexpensive. Take it for what it is, and enjoy! read more

We lived near this place for a long time before we discovered it, and I quickly found we have been missing out. We've always done takeout, but the staff is so friendly and helpful on those occasions, I can feel confident saying it's probably a pleasant dine-in experience too. The General Tso's Chicken has been a favorite of ours, as has their barbecue pork. They charge extra for rice, but the portion is extremely generous. read more

My fiancé and I had a craving for Chinese food on a Sunday and picked this place from yelp reviews. The outside looks run down and ugly but the food and service are great. We got fried won tons, sesame chicken, and orange chicken which came with rice. Sesame and orange chicken taste and look almost exactly the same but the sesame tastes better. Just FYI we asked for a little spiciness on our orange chicken and it didn't taste spicy at all. Food was hot, delicious, and came out super fast. Total came to about $30. I think this place is worth a try. read more

The homemade chow mein noodles are awesome! Everything we had was good. Service also good!

Wasn't expecting amazing for the very inexpensively priced lunch specials. The food tasted alright. Unfortunately, we were the only ones dining in the quiet restaurant, and it was hard to keep our appetites up when at least times we heard somebody in the kitchen hocking up a loogie. Pretty gross. read more

Love Love Love this place. When we crave Chinese food, this is our go to place. Jenny is sooooo nice and sweet! No need to go to The international district for good chinese food, Fushen is better and closer! read more

My favorite Chinese restaurant in Seattle. Authentic and delicious, with great portions and beyond reasonable prices. Outstanding service, the lady who owns the restaurant is one of the sweetest people I've ever met. Highly recommend! read more

This is an unassuming spot with fabulous food and service. The dishes are classic, old-style Chinese, but well prepared. Most amazing is that, after just one visit, the owner remembered us and how we preferred our dishes! Run right over! read more

Very good food. Quality, homemade dishes, incredibly friendly staff. We almost didn't go in because it looked like it was a condemned building. knocking it a star because it really needs to be cleaned on the outside. The inside is very clean and professional, but the outside... good lord read more

Did takeout with Door Dash. Potstickers were good. Everything else was super disappointing. Ending up eating two bites of the homemade chowmein (good texture noodle but super bland) and one bite of Mongolian beef (too much tenderizer has the beef mushy and also ultra bland). Grabbed teriyaki sauce out the fridge and ate the rice with that. Skip! read more

I was on a trip to NCECA in Seattle and I tried sooo many different restaurants when I was staying downtown. I stayed in a hotel downtown for 5 days and on the last day, I chose the Days Inn across from this restaurant because I needed to save money. My God, after being screamed at by a crazy homeless woman and chased by a drunk bum, I was ready to hide in my hotel room for the rest of the night. But am I glad I chose to risk it and head on over to this restaurant. At first I was a bit put off by the outward appearance of the place. It looks a bit run down and upon entering, that impression wasn't immediately swept away. But the woman was so sweet and she seated me immediately, offered me tea and rice while I waited for my food. I ordered the sesame chicken, which is supposed to be spicy. I made it a point to ask the server if it was spicy, because it seems like a lot of Asian restaurants dumb down the spices for the American pallet. She assured me it would be spicy. And BOY WAS IT! The sauce was deliciously sweet and smokey, with a nice after burn. The chicken wasn't rubbery and had a good sear on most pieces. And the veggies (baby corn, onion, etc.) were all perfectly cooked except for the onion. It was a bit crunchy for my taste. But the baby corn was to die for. It soaked up all the sauce but still managed to be crispy. To be totally honest, this was the best food I ate the whole time I was in Seattle. I took my leftovers to the hotel and ended up finishing them off pretty quickly. I crave their sesame chicken now and it kills me knowing it's over half a continent away... read more

Excellent service! Delicious! We got the honey glazed walnut prawns, chef style chow mein, sweet and sour chicken, and wontons. The prawns were my favorite, but it was all really good! Super friendly and helpful service! I can't wait to go back again:) read more

friendly staff. good sized portions. delicious food. medium spicy wasnt that spicy though. however, i feel like i got robbed on the sidewalk. apparently they are only doing to-go so you have to wait outside on the sidewalk in whatever weather there is that day. both their website and the google provided link to singleplatform.com (a tripadvisor service) had WRONG prices. wrong to the tune of a range of 15-24% different, depending on the item. rice & egg rolls were 33% more than singleplatform. in total, i paid $36 when the singleplatform amount was $29 and their website was $31.50. NOT COOL! i can see them not keeping track of the tripadvisor info but to have their own website have incorrect prices, thats bad business. read more

I always feel the need to start out my reviews of Chinese food by stating that I don't really know anything about Chinese food. While that is still fairly true, I think I can at least vouch for my ability to discern between "worth your money" and "potential food poisoning" by now. That said, Fu Shen definitely ranks on the "worth your money" end of that spectrum. Though its storefront touts it as a family seafood Chinese restaurant, our prawns with snow peas - while good - were not the only stars of the show. My orange chicken had a great texture with a perfectly viscous, flavourful sauce. Our pot stickers were probably the best I'd ever had, a crisped-but-delightfully-doughy crust that was generously stuffed with a perfectly seasoned filling. Portions were generous, too -- be prepared to get enough rice for a small army. The service was extremely friendly, a perfect compliment to what turned out to be a delicious dinner. Even with my limited experience with Chinese food in Seattle, I'd still feel comfortable saying that this is probably the best Chinese food you will find outside of the ID. read more

*** 100th REVIEW *** in college, there was a chinese restaurant near my apartment that was open pretty late at night. in various states of inebriation, we'd often visit and request the same order ("combination fried rice"), often prompting the same response from the slew of young women who worked there: "why do you always order the same thing? it's the worst thing on the menu!" perhaps that was so, but it tasted really good to us. whether or not it would still be good today is a different matter, but my memories of that restaurant have prompted me to search far and wide for fried rice that brings me the same kind of joy as as wan fu in austin, texas. that was a long time ago; these days, i reside in sleepy north seattle, college and inebriation long behind me. i've visited chinese restaurants over the years, and much to my dismay, the fried rice has never had that "pop" as i remember in the glory days of stumbling around oltorf street. being apprehensive about food on aurora, one fine day, i stepped into fu shen. i was hungry and figured i'd order a bunch of stuff to go - whatever i didn't eat would turn into breakfast the next morning. after picking out some orange chicken, mongolian beef, and sweet and sour soup, i placed my inevitable order for beef fried rice. the lady that operates the place was as sweet as can be. she offered tea while i waited for my order, and made pleasant conversation. when my order was ready, she bagged everything and wished me well as i walked out. the fried rice was delicious. it was college all over again (minus however much i had imbibed then). the soup was delicious. the chicken and beef were delicious. ladies and gentleman, i am pleased to announce that i had found my new go-to place for chinese food. i've been back several times since that first night. on occasion, i'll order something different just to sample the menu, but they now know what i want upon walking in - sweet and sour soup, and spicy beef fried rice. i've seen some reviews talk about it not being "authentic" this or that, but the reality is that nothing is "authentic". it's a bullsh*t marketing term to draw in more customers - a mexican place in ballard claims to be "authentic", but authentic to where? what region? what time? if the food is good, just enjoy it, regardless of "authenticity". i really like fu shen. they have yet to let me down. the food is good. the owners are nice. the place is comfortable. that's good enough for me and college-me. read more