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I saw this place as I was walking by. it was busy so I had to take a look and try something. I grabbed two Chives chicken shrimp dumpling. It was OK there was a really strong aftertaste for the chicken so I didn't really like it. I really needed to dip it in Sriracha maybe or chili oil. They also sell other dim sum items like baos, pineapple baos& most of your regular dim sum favorites. There's no place to sit so you just grab and you'll have to find a seat somewhere else to eat your food.
It's crazy how much they charge for a bun or any dim sum they have here because it's 2-3x standard, but I guess it's to be expected given the prime tourist location of Pike Place Market. I liked the beef curry bun better than their BBQ pork, because a standard BBQ pork bun is better than the ones they make here. The BBQ pork was a tad bit sour and not the best flavor; it was also quite red which suggests more food coloring than average. Decent chinese bun if you're looking for something like this in the area. Otherwise, I'd pass for something else in the market.
Another iconic spot in Pike Place market with consistent long line since early opening time. Nonetheless, as they continuously made everything, they're all fresh yet ready to serve warm. It's more like grab and go Chinese snacks so no sit-down space. We got their crowd's favorite Curry Beef homboy and Crab Rangoon along with the Red Bean Sesame Ball for the sweet option. The first was basically their pineapple bun, also available with pork and chicken stuffing but indeed the curry beef being most popular. The price became understandable once you saw the huge filling size as well as tasted the flavorful bun with rich tasted curry sauce. The crab rangoon was fully stuffed as well and nice crispy skin. And red bean sesame ball? Honestly traditional Chinese bakery always got it right!
AMAZING PORK BUNS ! Honestly, wow. I really did not know what to expect when ordering from this establishment since it seems to be one of the few Asian shops along Pike Place Market. As an Asian-American, I'm typically pretty wary of Asian food shops in a predominantly New-American cuisine area. However, I am definitely very glad to have given this place a shot. You can expect to have your order taken and served in a relatively quick manner. The ambiance of the shop is similar to those all along Pike Place Market, a bit fast casual. Mee Sum Pastry offers a wide variety of dim sum options to choose from but they are known for their delicious pork buns! I had the BBQ Pork bun and honestly, it was one of the most delightful items I had during my trip to Seattle. The bun is nice and flavorful, with a soft, fluffy texture. The meat inside is juicy and plentiful, definitely a welcome surprise based on the exorbitant prices of the other dim sum items on their menu. I would highly recommend stopping by this shop, especially if you're into Asian cuisine. I would advise to steer away from the dim sum because it's way overpriced but definitely get their pork buns!
The chicken honbow's bread was soft, fluffy, a little sweet and as a result didn't work with the filling of chicken, mushroom and onions in my mind. The filling itself wasn't anything to write home about either and there was barely anything in it. The chive dumpling was not bad thought but definitely not worth the price. A skip in my head.
We ordered some humbow, almond cookies, and sesame balls to take to the ballpark to watch the angels vs Mariners. It's been our favorite for 21 years. We lived downtown next door to pike place market, and mee sum always hit the spot. Reminds me of the dim sum places in Chinatown San Francisco. It was my nieces first time in Seattle and wanted her to try all of puke place had to offer. Even though it's a 30 minute drive for us, I'll always pick up some fresh humbow and sesame balls from Mee Sum. Not that personable at the window, but who cares as long as we get our delicious dim sum.
I was so excited to get snacks from here from all the hype I heard... it definitely lacking. The hot food was ready and fresh. My cookie though was hard as a rock, like hit on the table hard. The buns really lacked flavor, there was too much bread to flavor ratio. Not worth the hype.
Barbecue pork bun was amazing! Everything was quick! Staff were so nice and clean. Def recommend!
Food: Finally tried the popular baked pork bun here! I would say it's an 8/10. I loved the texture of the bread. it was soft, fluffy, and flavorful. there's a decent amount of pork and flavor filled inside as well! Service: I honestly thought they were pretty rude and were not very helpful. I asked one simple question and was snapped back at like she was annoyed and was rushing me. Ambiance: Pretty popular and easy to stop by as you're walking by on the streets! There's no inside of the store you can go into. You order outside at the front and your order will be given to you
This place does not need any more positive reviews, however this is truly a must stop place in Seattle. I came twice during my trip and could have gone even more. We ordered a multitude of items but my favorites being the hombow. It's delicious steamed or baked but I honestly prefer the baked version because of the filling inside is stronger. However, the steamed hombow dough is so delicious and fluffy, it is truly up to personal preference. A beautiful blend of savory outside to the hombow to the sweet filling of the bbq pork. The line can be long, but if you go right when it opens on a weekday you will be first served! I will be back.
Love this small counter with n Pike Place. It's very popular, they put a place to queue on the street so it doesn't block the pedestrian walkway. The pastries are prominently displayed nicely inside a glass counter. There is a 2 ordering counters with a friendly staff. We love the steamed Baos (buns) , either filled with pork BBQ or chicken. The fillings are generous, unlike other Chinese restaurants. We had the pineapple buns, good as well.
Mee Sum has two booths with one side selling beverages and the other side selling baked goods and steamed dim sum. They are on the pricier end. We had a late flight to catch so we picked up a few items to have as dinner at the airport. We shared the following: sesame ball with red bean paste, siu mai, curry beef buns, vegetarian bun, vegetarian egg roll, and potstickers. Normally potstickers are pan-seared. The Mee Sum version was steamed and very mediocre. The curry beef bun was exceptional. It had a nice crust and just the right amount of filling.
Pricey but worth it for some things. There is no inside, the line starts outside and the space itself is a small booth. Service was good, the line moved quick and everything was made fresh. Out of the food we tried the most worth it was the bbq pork steamed bun and the crab rangoon. Would come back for those.
I have been seeing Mee Sum Pastry on my FYP and I knew I had to check it out when we were in Pike's Place Market. Trying to pace myself, I only ordered a the baked bbq pork bun and their large shumai. Ummmm, can I just say how the shumai was so big and the filling was so flavorful, juicy and delicious. It was around $6 for one so I only ordered one since I wanted to pace myself but I kid you not it was probably one of the best bites there. The bbq pork bun was good too, it's super similar to what we have in the Philippines I just wish it had more filling. The line can get a little scary but everyone is so fast and efficient you're barely in there for long so definitely make your way to Mee Sum Pastry. read more
I had heard so much about mee sum pastry off of social media and I was dying to try during my trip to Seattle! My sister and I wanted a small bite to hold us over as we were trying a lot of foods within the vicinity of pike place market. We had gotten the shu mai and shrimp and chive dumpling. Hands down it was the best shu mai we have tried, it wasn't super fatty and it was surprisingly light. The favors were really tasty. The shrimp and chive dumpling was pretty good but I would definitely reorder the shu mai over and over again! read more
10 months ago
Super friendly lady smoothly stirred our attention (and wallets) into this spot for coffee while we were walking around the area. We tried some espresso based drinks (iced americano and iced mocha) and both were delicious with surprisingly good quality espresso. They also had a huge variation with drinks falling into "[insert a noun] fog latte" and chai categories which was intriguing. They seem to be very popular as we saw people lining up there all day, looks like their pastures and dim sum are very popular! Keep in mind that this is not a sit-down spot and you'll have to keep moving after grabbing your snack and/or drink read more
Came here around 645pm on a Thursday. No line and met the cashier right away. She seemed like she had a long day or something. Ordered the bbq pork skewer and the curry hum bao. Both were warm, tasty, and hot the spot. read more
We ordered some food to go. Had a baked bbq pork, a steamed bbq pork and a sesame seed ball. Food was great, as always. Lots of yummy food to choose from. Service is quick and very friendly. No problem using tap or credit card. Fast and efficient. Simple food stand at the Pike Place Market. Has always been there and very reliable, always open. Clean and good food. read more
We were walking around Pike Place Market and saw a couple absolutely devouring a hom bow. Naturally, we had to ask where they got it and that's how we found ourselves in line at Mee Sum Pastry. The line was long, which is always a good sign! When we finally got up front, I was a little bummed to find out their veggie hom bow wasn't ready yet. My boyfriend ordered the pork hom bow, and I went with the sweet red bean cake instead. He really enjoyed the pork, soft, flavorful, and packed with juicy filling. My red bean cake was a hit too, slightly sweet, and perfect for a quick bite while exploring the market. They do accept cards, but it doesn't seem like they have Apple Pay. I had to physically hand my credit card over. Not a big deal, just something to note if you're used to tapping to pay. This place is a must-visit when you're at Pike Place. The pastries are great for grab-and-go while wandering through the market, and just watching the cooks behind the counter makes the wait totally worth it. I'll definitely be back next time to try the veggie hom bow! read more
Mee Sum Pastry has been on my Pike Place Market food list for a while, but there's always such a long line. This trip, I made it my mission to finally try it. The line was right outside the stanchions,but it moved pretty fast. There were so many options to choose from. We ordered Pineapple Buns and BBQ Pork Hom Bows. OMGGGG! The BBQ Pork Hom Bow didn't disappoint---- It was soo delicious. Lot of meat and the bread was soft, slightly sweet, and had the perfect ratio. The Pineapple bun had a nice crunch top, but to my surprise, there was no custard filling inside, so it ended up being too doughy for me. I would 110% come back for the BBQ Hom Bow- definitely worth the wait. PRO TIP: BRING CASH & GO EARLY TO BEAT THE LINE :) read more
6 months ago
5 months ago
A Chinese buns and dumpling stand. Very popular stand for a great reason. Very delicious bbq pork buns. Line may be long but service is pretty quick. We also tried curry buns and shrimp and chive dumplings. All were very delicious and defenetely will return to get more. read more
6 days ago
After all my visits to Pike Place Market, I finally decided to try Mee Sum Pastry. Despite the long line, they are pretty efficient and the line goes by pretty quickly. The baked chicken hom bow was surprisingly sweet - sweeter than I had expected. The filling wasn't my favorite flavor, but the bread was so soft and fluffy. My boyfriend LOVED the baked bbq pork hom bow and said it's probably his favorite food item at Pike Place! The prices are higher than expected of an Asian bakery, but I can understand why with it being located within a heavy trafficked tourist destination that probably has inflated rent costs. Will make sure to stop by again to try their sweet pastries :) read more
Small shop set up right outside of the public market center. They did take card but I noticed most people paid with cash. I believe card transactions either had to be $10 minimum or there was a fee if less than $10 BBQ pork bun: 5/5. I didn't have any complaints and really liked this. It is a little expensive for what it is but it's a decent size and it was good read more
Mee sum pastry was recommended to us when we visited Seattle. Upon arriving, we were pleasantly surprised to see a wide array of different pastries to select from. We were able to order a few must try items and share it with everyone. The pastries were fresh, authentic, and affordable. Definitely recommend it! read more
6 months ago
EXPERIENCE: As a first time visitor to Seattle, this place was a must stop for me! I grew up on these living in Marin County, Ca. I had dim sum in the city a few times a month as a kid. I was looking forward to trying the Baked Bbq Pork Hombow. I ordered it to go. My first thought was how unfriendly the lady was at the counter. She didn't say a word to me, so that for me is a big turnoff. FOOD: The Baked Bbq Pork Hombow was definitely good. There was an ample amount of filling. It was just very very VERY sweet. I've had many of these in my life, and they are all sweet, but this was dessert sweet. If they toned that down a bit, it would be the perfect Bbq Pork Bun. If I came back, I would definitely try other things. OVERALL: Good, not amazing. I prefer this type of food in San Francisco. It was also very expensive. I would also love a kinder customer service experience. read more
1 year ago
There is a long line on Sundays for this pick up counter near Sunday flower market so come prepared. We got: - mini moon cakes - 5/5 - fresh soft moist and filled with delicious red bean paste. Must try!! - pork how-bun - 3/5 - it was good but too bland for me. This is not the steamed one. I wish it had more filling. read more
Great spot for a quick, tasty bite in the market. Ambience (3/5): Small, grab-and-go counter with limited seating, but lively Pike Place vibe. Food (4/5): BBQ pork buns and pastries are fresh, flavorful, and satisfying. Value (5/5): Very affordable prices for hearty portions. Service (4/5): Fast and efficient, even with the constant crowd. read more
1 year ago
3 stars I tried the bbq pork skewer and the bbq bun. The skewer- huge but the price was hefty so it matched. It was decent but would've been much better if it wasn't tough and dry. Severely overcooked. The bbq pork bun- it was good but I felt like it had too much msg in it, either that or it was missing something. All in all, would I come back? No, I'm glad I tried it once but I will not be returning. read more
3 months ago
This bakery is super popular and had a very long line. The curry bun stood out the most to me because i never had anything like it. The outside was buttery and soft and the curry melts in your mouth. The green tea sesame balls were warm and crispy, definitely recommend giving those a try. read more
Look... I don't know if I just don't get it or if I'm being actively gaslit by social media, but this was remarkably unremarkable. BBQ Pork Hombow, bread filled with mystery meat vibe'd pork and a sweet sauce. Coconut bun, bread with a small middle (and I mean small middle, like 3 bites in to reach filling) that had some bland coconut filling. Neither bread was hot or even warm. Didn't finish them and ended up tossing them nearby. In an area inundated with endless better quick serve snack options, don't be influenced by the hype. read more
I've always avoided going to Mee Sum due to the constant long lines. This week, I finally resolved myself to visit, regardless of the wait. Arriving on a Friday early afternoon before the holiday weekend, we were greeted by a line that snaked through the zigzag partitions. It moved very fast, with us getting to the front within 10 minutes - turns out my apprehensions weren't warranted perhaps. We ended up getting two buns: Curry Beef Hom Bow ($6.34) - This bun is one of the largest bao I've ever come across, with the price to match. Quite hefty, and filled with tons of rich curry ground beef. It's very pleasing in taste, being salty, savory, meaty, and a bit spicy. There's enough onion and other aromatics to enhance the flavor. I think the specialty is really in the size of the hom bow and the filling. The bun itself doesn't really stand out that much - it's serviceable, with a delicate and thin cookie layer that flakes off very easily (in fact, half of it flaked off when I reached into the bag to grab the bun) and a dense and chewy bread that stands up well to the filling. The topping is sweet and somewhat alkaline tasting. The sweet and salty combination works out perfectly. (5/5) Pineapple Bread ($5.44) - This bun is exactly the same as above but with the curry beef. Unfortunately, without the filling, the bun just doesn't work very well. It's extremely dense and chewy. Due to the size, while the ratio of topping to bun is the same as a normal sized one, the amount of bun is just way too much. I love pineapple buns and this one isn't good. As a side note: it's totally not worth getting in the first place since the curry beef hom bow is only 90 cents more and is much better. The price tag was obscured during my visit, so I didn't realize it would be so expensive. (2/5) All the pricing at Mee Sum is strange. $6.34, $5.89, $4.08, $8.16, $3.64, etc. Why all the random numbers? In my experience, it's usually because they include tax in the pricing, but in this case, they have a sign prominently displayed that states the prices don't include tax. To be honest, I'm not sure I'd visit again. The U-District location, while having less options, is a bit cheaper and they also have great boba drinks to boot, as well as tables to sit at. This location, being at Pike Place, has limited seating options. read more
One month later and we're back for more! Not much more to say other than it's delish and come and get some if you're in town! We had some on the spot but also orders some extra for a later meal at the airport and for the flight home. Some of the best Chinese baos I've ever had! read more
3 months ago
We were in the area and decided to buy a couple pastries to try. Since we were in a very touristy area, the prices reflected that. I did enjoy my green tea sesame ball and winter melon pastry. They were fresh and made well. No complaints on the flavour and texture of the items. read more
I feel like it's hard to find awesome tasting baked cha siu baos - bbq pork buns in Seattle. But here we are paying a premium for quality at Mee Sum Pastry. I also learned that Mee Sum was what confused me when Seattleites kept referring cha siu baos as hom baos. Nowhere else in the world would dare call them hom baos. My other favorite dim sum items here are their siu mais, sesame balls (green tea and red bean) and their chives shrimp dumplings! All are very good at premium prices. The place is definitely family owned and pretty much everyone working here can speak Cantonese or Toisanese. All are very nice and efficient people. read more
1 year ago
Lovely to discover Mee Sum Pastry, a bustling take-out storefront for Asian pastries conveniently located by Pike Place Market. Prices were slightly high, but the items we ordered were generously sized and quality was good. Curry beef hom bow - beef cooked with curry stuffed inside a sweet bun topped with a sweet crispy shell (sweet & savory, the best combo). Chive dumpling - chive, pork and shrimp mixture in a wrapper (pan fried goodness). Joong - savory sticky rice generously mixed with peanuts, salted egg yolk and pork, nicely wrapped in a leaf parcel. We loved these so much we made a stop to stock up on our way to the airport for the flight back home. read more
Tried their BBQ Pork Hom Bow, BBQ pork on a stick, and the Chive Shrimp Dumpling! I wanted to try their Egg Tarts but it was sold out! I was there before closing so if that's your fav like me, go when it opens. Located in front of the Public Market- Downtown Seattle- if you love Chinese Dumplings, and Pastries, this is the spot!! The BBQ pork breading is nicely breaded- not thick where the dough is overpowering the meat- there was actually more meat! This was my fav- I like a nice buttery crust, and this is what it gave! I will be back! read more
I waited quite a while in line and was really excited to try this since I'd seen this little shop featured in so many food videos about Pike Place Market. Everyone recommended the curry beef hombow as the must-try, and I could not resist grabbing some fresh siu mai that had just come out as well. The curry hombow actually had nice depth of flavor, savory with a rather creamy filling, but the ratio was off, with far too much bread compared to filling. Unfortunately, the siu mai was a huge disappointment. It was bland, and instead of the bouncy, springy texture I look for in good siu mai, it felt more like eating soft pork meatloaf. Overall, I found it overpriced and overhyped. Don't let the long lines trick you! read more
1 year ago
Anyone who knows me knows I love a good pastry and Mee Sum has GOOD pastries. As a non-local, it can be generally tricky to navigate Pike Place Market, but this bakery is conveniently just a short walk from the main entrance and on the street-level outside. They have all of the traditional Hong Kong baked goods like bbq pork buns, pineapple buns, wife cakes, etc. but my recent favorite is the new matcha sesame ball that's filled with a ground black sesame paste - two of my favorite flavors! read more
1 year ago
I got the pork steamed bun($7) and it was very traditional to what you would get at a dimsum place. It was basically served from a stall so the line moved quite quick. It was definitely overpriced for what you get. Also note there's a $10 minimum for credit card transactions, so you may need to bring cash. A pretty over rated and overpriced place. I would skip this one. Food(50%): 6.5 Staff/service(25%): 6.0 Value(25%): 4.0 Overall: 5.8/10 read more
Great bao (buns) - bbq pork and curry beef - They were big and delicious!! I especially loved the curry beef and we got some to eat on the plane ride home. Probably some of the best curry beef buns I've ever had - even beats some of the bakeries in the SGV (San Gabriel Valley- So Cal). The filling is yummy and there's a lot of it! There's also a sweet-ish topping like Bo Low Bao or pineapple buns. That also makes it different from others I've had. It's a little place right across from Pike's Place market and has a good variety of items if you want some Chinese/asian bakery snacks. No seating so it's more "on the go" eating. read more
We stopped by Mee Sum Pastry and tried the curry beef puff. The filling was flavorful, with a nice curry kick, but the pastry wasn't as flaky as we hoped--it was a bit dense. Overall, it was a decent snack, but not particularly memorable. Worth a try. read more
We always make a stop at Mee Sum Pastry whenever we visit Pike Place Market. It's a tradition! My husband goes straight for the BBQ pork hum baos, and I always grab the chive dumplings--they never disappoint. Service is helpful and fast paced. This time, something new caught my eye: their joong (sticky rice wrapped in bamboo leaves) sitting on top of the counter, and I just had to try it. It was packed with peanuts, salted egg yolk, and salty fatty pork--a comforting combo of textures and flavors. So glad I gave it a try! Also spotted something I hadn't noticed before--packets of Chiu Chow chili crispi oil. Yay! I drizzled some on my dumplings and it added the perfect spicy-savory kick. Seriously delicious. We snacked on part of our order as we walked through the market and saved the rest to enjoy back at the hotel (see pic!). Bonus discovery: we found out they also have a location in the U-District. Can't wait to try that one next time we're in Washington and see how it compares! read more
10 months ago
Located in pikes place. I wanted to like this place but the dim sum here was super average. Our favorite thing we ordered here was the green tea sesame ball, that was pretty good and chewy! Everything else tasted like leftover dimsum. Line moves fast though! I may be biased as a Californian though. read more
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