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    4.4 (67 reviews)
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    Undercooked boba
    Maria D.

    Overall, we had a pretty good experience. The chicken wings were definitely the highlight for us--they were nice and juicy on the inside, cooked well, and packed with flavor. Every bite was delicious, and we would definitely order the wings again. The garlic noodles were also good and had a nice garlic flavor, but they were a little dry for my personal preference. I think they would have been even better with a little more sauce or moisture. My daughter is a big boba lover, so she was excited to try the boba. Unfortunately, some of the boba pearls were undercooked, and she had to spit them out because of the texture. That was disappointing, especially since boba is something she really enjoys. Overall, there were some hits and a few things that could use improvement. The wings were flavorful and juicy and definitely stood out. With a little improvement to the noodles and boba, this could be an even better experience.

    Fish sauce chicken wings
    Connie A.

    First time visiting their brick + mortar shop after being a loyal patron of theirs for years at the CID festivals. I think their fish sauce wings are one of a kind -- salty, umami, and oh so crispy. And the garlic noodles are spectacular as well. I ordered the 10 piece wings with fish sauce, as well as the Hainanese chicken rice. I didn't opt to get their drinks because I've had it before years ago and thought it was just ok but they do have plenty of interesting flavors. They package everything really well to go, and my total came out to around $40 for the two items. As for the food, I really enjoyed the Hainanese chicken rice! It was flavorful, tender and the sauces were all fantastic pairing. The fish sauce wings, however, are where I docked a star. It was still crispy but on the dry side. I also only got two wing pieces out of the 10 piece order. The rest of the 8 were all drums. Next time I will specify that.

    Kathryn O.

    This place is seriously so good!! The fried chicken is worth the hype I've been seeing on social media. I came here after stopping by a drink place across the street. I dined in and got ten wings and picked the fish sauce and honey chili crisp flavors. Fish sauce was good but didn't stick to the chicken very well BUT the honey chili crisp was where it's at. I don't know if I was just in more of a saucy mood, but it covered all of the fried chicken and had the best sweet and spicy kick to it. def recommend sauce if you get the wings. The chicken has this great crisp to it and is juicy inside. I got the side of the chicken fat rice which is a dream since I eat rice with everything and it's not always offered at fried chicken shops. We received a free Hong Kong lemon tea since we dined in. We watched the soccer game on the tv while eating and there was a steady stream of customers coming in to pick up. The menu is fairly large and offers a lot of options besides fried chicken to please the crowd. Drink selections looked good too. Service was kind and i plan on coming back soon!

    Sage M.

    I will definitely be coming back! I came here with friends after a 5K, and thankfully, we only waited a few minutes before getting a table. Other groups were waiting quite a bit, so we got lucky. While there is limited seating for dining in, they do have a dedicated area for those waiting. There was a promotion for a free tea with a purchase, which was really refreshing alongside the meal. We ordered the Hainan chicken rice and the garlic noodles, which were both excellent; I definitely recommend ordering one of those as they pair perfectly with the wings. For the wings, we got fish sauce, lemon pepper, sweet chili, and gochujang. Every flavor was great, but the fish sauce really stood out as my favorite! Overall, I will definitely be coming back, especially to place a to go order. There are games available if you are lucky enough to grab a seat, and the service was very friendly and quick, especially given how busy they were.

    Katherine G.

    This has to be one of the best meals I've had in Seattle! It's a little far and tucked away, but very well worth the trip. When you walk in it's a pretty small place with some tables spread out. You order at the counter and then they bring you your food when ready. We got the garlic noodles, fish sauce wings, and lemon pepper wings. Since we came before 2pm we also got free lemon tea! The food came out relatively quickly and was the perfect amount, if not a bit too much, for the two of us. Everything was absolutely delicious - my tastebuds have never been so happy. The garlic noodles were so flavorful and had the perfect savory-sweet balance, while the wings were juicy, crispy, and soaked up the flavors so well. I did prefer the fish sauce since I tend to like that flavor better in general, but the lemon pepper ones were also fantastic. Overall, definitely a spot I'd return to!

    Royal P.

    We finally had a chance to try this spot and overall, it was pretty good. Very cool they were featured in the South Seattle Emerald. * Garlic noodle plate: The fish sauce chicken wings are the star, the perfect amount of sweet and spice. The noodles were pretty savory but a tad too crispy for me. * Hainan chicken rice: The hainan chicken rice was too plain compared to what we're familiar with, definitely not the best dish here. Would definitely be back when we're craving some wings.

    Wennie H.

    These garlic noodles are probably the best I've ever had. So flavorful. So incredible. I'm not a wing person and the nouc mum wings are sooo good. The Hainanese chicken rice was okay, especially after trying the noodles. Rice is good with all the sauces.

    Alex N.

    Good place to get garlic noodles and chicken wings, smoothies and Boba. Service was good, decent amount of parking, food is very casual and quick. Overall, my favorite was the mango coconut smoothie. The chicken and noodles were OK. Overall, I'll come back.

    Mango lover smoothie
    Anita B.

    We ordered the garlic noodles & 10 piece wings The chicken wings were delicious! The wings were crispy and very flavorful. There were several sauces to choose from we decided on fish sauce and lemon pepper. Both were savory, fish sauce was slightly sweet & tart. Both were delicious and packed with lots of flavor. The portions were generous, and everything tasted fresh & hot. The very friendly cashier suggested the mango lover smoothie -it was amazing! Fresh & fruity and every sip had fresh mango chucks. This is definitely a great spot for wing lovers. I will definitely be back for the mango drink and to try more of their wing flavors.

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    Paige S.

    Came here as an early dinner date with a bestie and we both enjoyed the vibes and food. I ordered a thai tea and the garlic noodle plate with snow cheese wings. The noodles were a 5/5 and the wings were a 4/5. The snow cheese is reminiscent of the cheesling coating from BB.Q Chicken (which i'm obsessed with) but the chicken meat itself lacked flavor. The thai tea was delicious as they usually are. I ordered a meal to go (lemon pepper wings and thai tea) for my husband and he enjoyed the wings and also gave them a 4/5. the crunch is amazing but the flavor was slightly lacking. the employee who helped was really kind and helpful with questions we had and taking the order. would love to come back and try their poke nachos (which are only available on weekends)

    Mango lover's smoothie
    Vinh M.

    I remember this place used to be located somewhere in Chinatown, but I more remember them for being vendors for many CID events throughout the years. I was really happy to hear they now have a physical location to get to, so I drove to get here on a Sunday at 4pm. They share an excruciatingly tight parking lot with places like Ba Mien Seafood Market and Moochee, and I would advise using street parking near these lots or farther up Myrtle Street and even 38th Ave S; I usually have better luck finding spots around those areas. The inside was playing a combination of V-pop and K-pop throughout my visit, and included a handful of tables for groups of 2-4 people. You order what you want up at the front. They're best know for their fried chicken, but I got their mango lover's smoothie this time as it was a pretty hot day. Very refreshing, and the mangoes themselves were very fresh as if they just turned ripe. Didn't matter that drink was pretty sweet, since it's just as how I remember getting it during several CID street festivals! I will need to update this review when I come for their fried chicken and probably also their khao man gai.

    Tight squeeze in the shared parking lot on this drizzly Saturday (4/11/26)
    Marie B.

    Last time I had Mangosteen's fish sauce wings and Boba Bar milk teas was awhile back when they were formerly located at The Boat on S Jackson in Seattle's CID. I had the opportunity to visit their current location with fellow Yelp Elite All Star, Carol C earlier today (4/11/26) at their current spot in South Seattle/Othello near S Myrtle & MLK Way. The parking lot is shared with many other businesses and the slots are weirdly configured, kind of tight, so exercise patience and caution. Other options include finding offsite street parking or use public transit (bus or light rail). That being said our timing was perfect, arriving right before the weekend lunch rush. We were able to peruse the posted menus, see the daily specials, which included the last weekend for Taste of Nations dining deals. Place your order and pay at the counter. One can dine onsite, others chose takeout. Orders are brought directly to one's table. Bus your table at the end. Carol C ordered a Hong Kong lemon iced tea, garlic noodles with fish sauce wings, and also added some lemon pepper wings. I did the same with the Hong Kong lemon iced tea, garlic noodles with shaken beef, and added an order of fish sauce wings. The iced tea was a bit sweet for me after a few sips. The rest was polished off later by The Homie. The garlic noodles were flavorful, beef was tender, and I enjoyed the red and yellow peppers. I did end up making a side pile of onions and green peppers, just not my preference. Overall the entree was okay, just a bit oily. Fish sauce wings were as I remembered and also brought home to share. While the overall dining experience was fine, experienced helpful customer service, what was ordered was accurate and received in good time, I would only return if in the vicinity. Thanks Carol for getting us there without incident to/from despite the traffic, weather, and parking situation!

    Nice variety of sauces. Tender chicken. Rice was too wet/mushy. Flavor? almost, but not quite....
    Big E.

    Not bad, but falls short of greatness. I have high standards for wings and chicken rice. The fish sauce wings were just okay. Batter was crispy, but not particularly crunchy although I could detect an effort to use a variety of starches/flours for a sturdy crust. I ordered takeout, but ate a couple in the car before driving home to make sure I tasted them at their freshest. The meat was on the dry side of the spectrum (overcooked). The meat also didn't have much flavor. No evidence of being marinated in anything. A brined or marinated wing is usually juicier (science is real). And I expected more sauce. I know this is nitpicking, but it's all in the details. Honestly, Kkokio and Canton Noodle house have better wings. If you haven't hit those places up, get on it!)( I read about the place from the recent best wings write-up in the Seattle Times. But I really came for the Hainanese chicken rice. Again, not bad. But not great. The rice was overcooked and some parts were mushy. Too much water/broth used. And surprisingly not a ton of flavor in the rice even after being cooked in chicken fat/broth. The cup of broth that was included was a nice touch, but oddly it seemed a little on the salty side while the rest of the dish seemed underseasoned. In a proper hainanese chicken rice, the rice is actually the star after being cooked in the broth. Here, it is pretty muted, and I mentioned previously, some of my rice was mushy. The same for the chicken itself as far as flavor. Tender, but didn't have the fragrance or flavor from aromatics that is characteristic of chicken rice. Needs more ginger and scallion in the cooking broth. Overall it was bland. Props for the variety of sauces included, but the scallion/garlic? sauce was mostly oil. A true ginger scallion sauce would do a lot for this dish. A good ginger scallion sauce elevates chicken rice and would add some added salt to this particular version. The price point can't help but affect my rating. Seattle prices. damn. $18 for each dish. $47 after tax and tip. Ordering on the website was easy enough. My food was ready a few minutes earlier than promised. Service was friendly when I picked up my food. I appreciate the heads up about the soup. I took care not to spill it and put it in the cup holder in my car. Nice clean dining room (even though I took my food to-go.) Surprising number of small tables in a small shop. The parking lot can be nuts during busy shopping and dining hours. I've been trapped in King Plaza before when people just stop their vehicles in the traffic lane and abandon their vehicles and return whenever while people are stuck behind them. Off peak hours are best if you have a vehicle and need to park. Disclaimer: I used to live and work in Singapore, where the best Hainanese chicken rice can be found. I make a decent version myself. And I make some mean wings. I've worked in restaurants and watched my mom cook for decades. Her wings are still the best.

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