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    Harmony Palace

    4.3 (63 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 3:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 week ago

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    Good for groups

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    Shirley M.

    I liked this dim sum joint a lot! Located in Seattle's Chinatown/International area, it was a great place to grab some breakfast before hopping on the train to head to the airport. They have a QR code on every table which you can scan to see the menu and order the items you'd like. I got the shrimp har gow, rice wrapped in lotus leaves, and BBQ pork rice rolls to try. Everything was fast and delicious, and I even had some leftovers to eat on my short flight. Ordering and paying were hassle-free, and they're located only a few minutes away from the train station, which was super convenient. Opens before 10 am on the weekends too. The space isn't too big, but they do have a couple big tables for larger gatherings.

    Tofu
    Robin S.

    Very good food. Small quaint interior. Entrees come in large portions. 'Snacks' are not so large but still plenty. Clean restroom. - Beef chow fun is excellent - Garlic green beans are excellent - Golden crispy tofu is excellent.

    Honey Walnut Shrimp
    Kristine G.

    Cute mom and pop shop - the kind where the auntie is making dumplings in one corner and where the shop owners probably live upstairs. They only have a few tables so seating is limited. We ordered a number of dishes and enjoyed all of them. I love that the food here is handmade and more affordable than other dim sum places. Service was good as well. Our server was really nice and smiled a lot, although I felt quite judged when I asked for forks! haha I think this is worth your consideration for when you're in CID for dim sum - especially on a budget.

    Combo breakfast #1 Congee with century egg and pork with Soy sauce chow mei. $13
    Stella B.

    If you wake up early and you decide you want to have chinese food for breakfast in downtown seattle this is the place.:) They open from 8am to 9pm everyday. The restaurant seems small so the seating might be limited. Their food is pretty good and tasty and price is affordable too.. You just order everything on the menu with the QR code. We ordered the breakfast combo #1 with pork and century egg congee with soy sauce chowmein. Food was pretty tasty. Service is good. Definitely coming back:)

    Sticky rice
    Bria K.

    Quaint and delicious. Has family run vibes. Reminds me of many of the dim sum places in Vancouver BC in the absolute best way: homey, simple and welcoming with great food. Sort of a no frills experience but super friendly and attentive service

    Pork bun not to my liking
    Sylvia K.

    A little tricky to find. Right by the museum. The rice rolls with shrimp were delicious and the sauce amazing. The Yang Chow fried rice was light and tasty. The prices were very reasonable. Appeared clean. Appear authentic. The server was very hospitable. I think we got 4 to 5 dishes and the prices were about $45. I did not like the pork bun, but other than that liked everything else.

    Chinese broccoli
    Alissa F.

    Came in on a Sunday afternoon and the place was busy, but also the restaurant is on the smaller side. The table we sat on we waited to get wiped down, but the waitress took a while to acknowledge us so we ended up wiping it down ourselves. The nice thing is you use a QR code for your table and place your order online. If it weren't for that we probably would have waited longer than we already were. We had to ask for water, and mine had a hair in that so I pushed that cup to the side. Our server was not very warm and welcoming to begin with, but she ended up at the end of service. We ordered quite a bit of food, nothing really stood out. The chili oil couldn't even save it. The won ton soup dumplings had too much ginger, the veggies in the fried rice tasted old and a little mushy, and the har gow and sui mai were just ok. I did enjoy the Chinese broccoli, but that was about it. I didn't get a chance to try the ribs, turnip cake but my family did say they were just ok too.

    #23 Shu Mai. These are huge, juicy pork shu mai, packed with shrimp. Yum!
    Thomas R.

    Twice I've eaten here, and both times I left more than satisfied. You can practice patience here while waiting for everything to arrive. When things do arrive, you'll be delighted. No pictures of the Pepper Salt Squid from our second visit were taken because we inhaled the pile of crispy goodness as soon as it appeared at table. Same story with the shu mai. It's just too good. Plump, juicy, and so porky. Yum. I'm looking forward to another visit to the harmony palace.

    Missing fish roe lmfao
    Wesley N.

    930 in the AM on Sunday, luke warm service, mid dim sum. Not much else to say really, shui mai was missing fish roe. I initially notified the server that we did not order an item present on the minitable app, guess she didn't understand us, when the bill came out it was still there. Food tasted ok but nothing special, probably a 4/10 for dimsum with 5/10 being normal/baseline. Shrimp rice roll was hella overcooked Har Gow had a bit too much white pepper Shui Mai tasted like a meatball you'd find in a bowl of pho, no mushroom inside or fish roe on top We stopped ordering after that and walked right over to Honey Court to finish our meal

    Just so good! Very cute place and I love the menu ordering process on your phone. Makes it easier to order with the pictures. Dim sum experience was excellent but the portions were too big. Great prices and the noodle dish we had with the beef was prolly the best I have ever had in my life. It was similar to a pad see ew but way better. We loved the place so much and we will be back.

    It's a small restaurant in Chinatown. Food was authentic, fresh and reasonably priced. Ambiance is not much, you hear chief and counter lady chat in Chinese in the background. We went Saturday evening and the only people eating there, I would think place is suspicious if it didn't have good review from Yelp lol. You order with QR code on the table, however it didn't let you close tap so lady had to print out the receipt.

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    The chef created a customized vegan dish for my wife that was so flavorful. We will definitely be back again!

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    Amazing service and food! Will definitely be recommending to my friends. The staff was so sweet and accommodating.

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    Good food quickly but might be a bit overpriced. Ordered dim sum for three and an order of fried rice and chow mein

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