For me having dim sum is much like having fried chicken or meatloaf. It's comfort food, not…read morenecessarily fine dining. So like meatloaf I want it to be simple, predictable, and comforting. I don't need a chef wildly experimenting with my siu mai, or dabbling with my baked hom bow. My analysis of Sun Sui Wah, very nice interior, ok service, solid food. Was it a few dollars more than similar fare in Seattle, yes. But I also didn't have to drive to Seattle, not to mention put up with the street spectacle that now exists in the International District. It gets 5 stars because it delivers as promised.

Came off a cruise and needed good Asian food immediately. I was able to waitlist in advance and get…read moreseated. The food was a little pricier than what I'm used to, but the quality and taste were excellent so it was worth it! We ordered a ton of dishes from the main menu and dim sum as well. The service was friendly and we were able to order from our phones which was nice. Definitely recommend this dim sum in Bellevue!

We tried their bbq pork ribs today and the fried chicken. The wait was a little long but they were…read morebusy. Also, they don't speak English well so that can be an issue. They do a lot of take out which makes sense. The place is definitely busy. The bbq pork ribs is good, tender and flavorful. The chicken was also good but small for the price though. I can see myself getting their rice combo next time

Decent roast pork. Ordered the one pound and it came out pretty quickly. The cashier was friendly…read moretoo and offered chopsticks for me to eat in the food court. The skin was great. My favorite part of roast pork! The rest was a bit on the dryer side, and each piece of roast pork had bone which I was definitely not a fan of. Don't think I'd come back here. If I'm craving roast pork, I'd probably go to T&T or something.

Easy seating and plenty of parking. The food is easy to order there is a QR code where we submit…read morethe orders. Definitely feels authentic, and the food comes out fresh and hot. Bought two different porridge. The porridges are a little watery, not very dense so they might not be filling. Sampan porridge was really good. The shrimp was perfect. Plenty of fish and pork. The eggs was very limited. Preserved egg and pork tasted similar, the porridges are very light so it allows folks to add pepper. I personally like it lighter so it's great that it allows others for adjusting. The deep fried dough is great, perfectly made. Will probably buy it to go once in awhile. The rice rolls are really tasty! One of them was sold out, so I tried the beef pork shrimp roll. Would highly recommend Very clean and organized site. The staff are quick and efficient.

I hate giving negative reviews, but our dining experience at Lee's Kitchen is still making me laugh…read more- and not for good reasons. My friend and I decided to check out Lee's Kitchen when we got off the Overlake Station on the 2 Line, and I kid you not, we waited over an hour for our food. Lee's Kitchen is located in a business strip close to Microsoft, walking distance from the Overlake Station. There are plenty of places to eat around here and you should eat at those places if you're on a lunch break and need to get back to work because Lee's Kitchen is really on their own schedule. No shits given. We visited on a Wednesday afternoon around lunch time and were the only ones dining in for most of the time we were here. Most of the tables had not been cleared, so they must've had a rush of people before we visited. There's a QR code at the table where you can order and pay for your food. I ordered the braised pork belly with rice and shared the rice noodle roll with shrimp and beef with my friend. He ordered the wonton noodle soup, which took over an hour to get. My meal came out first and then eventually the rice noodle roll dish came. And then half an hour later after sitting there, the server comes by and tells my friend they ran out of bamboo noodles, which is what he requested for his dish. Over half an hour later, he received his food. Was it worth the wait? No. Sadly, I can't recommend Lee's Kitchen especially with how many more fantastic Chinese restaurants there are nearby. Service is lackluster with food that does not impress or would have me visit again. Not for me and it shouldn't be for anyone on a schedule.

So sorry to learn this fried chicken restaurant is closing on 8/10/2026…read more IMHO, best fried chicken in Bellevue 10 of us went and had our last dinner there.

Devastated to hear this incredible fried chicken shop is going to close. This place has been such a…read moregem! Their fried chicken is absolutely fantastic. The crust is ultra crispy, and the meat inside stays wonderfully juicy with every bite. Don't sleep on their egg tarts either -- they are insanely delicious, perfectly creamy and flaky.

Weird name, but perhaps the best dimsum Eastside, very much like NYC Chinatown. The weak flavor of…read morecilantro though tells me at least the 蝦餃 haa-gao were frozen. Every table has a QR code on the lazy susan, so anyone at the table can order, either individually or for the group tab. Upon sending, the kitchen can drop orders right onto the steamers. Waitstaff can answer questions, but need only deliver the food, fill tea and water, and clean tables. Simplifying and speeding service delivery also helps keep costs down. They've now expanded into another dining room on the other side of the building. Both use the same entrance, but merely expecting to see your party might leave one confused.

Came here on a Sunday around 10:30am and we got a table without waiting. The ordering is done…read morethrough a QR code on your phone. The service is typical of dim sum restaurants; short staff, somewhat impolite, direct and pushy. Not ideal but consistent with an average level dim sum joint. The restaurant smells of a poorly cleaned and oily scent. Your olfactory sense gets numb to this after a few minutes. Lots of items came out cold; fried and baked items and the beef rice roll. The steamed items were barely warm. Made me think the food was cooked a while ago and they just grab food that is pre staged when people order it. The food quality was not as bad as dim sum at a all you can eat buffet but definitely bottom tier.

Lee's Kitchen in Factoria is the same restaurant as the OG located Overlake. This location is much…read moremore spacious vs Overlake. If you are near both locations, come here instead. Their most popular dishes are the rice rolls while everyone still complains about how long it takes to make stone pot rice dishes. In case anyone misses the fine print, it takes over 30 minutes. Another couple in the restaurant thought they forgot to make the dish and were yelling into the kitchen. The staff is friendly, though limited with their English. We ordered via the tablet at the front, and the food is brought out to us at the table. A rack on a wall has all the utensils and napkins, etc. Parking is plentiful. The Food: Shrimp Rice Rolls $11.99 - 4 Stars The rice rolls are still as good as I remember them. For some reason, it feels a bit out of balance this time. A lot of rice rolls, not a lot of shrimp. The sauce is fantastic and a must. Signature Beef Brisket Rice Rolls add Egg, $18.99+$1 - 4 Stars This is a beefy take on the rice roll. The added egg provided the yellow hue in the rice roll. Some brisket pieces are fattier. Their version is the traditional style with the chewy bit attached; some folks might hate it due to this. The sauce is also beefy. This is almost a soup, not in a bad way. Clear Soup Beef Offal with Daikon, $12.99 - 0 Stars This was a sad dish. When they say soup, they meant most broth, with few contents. The daikon wasn't tender. The offal and the soup didn't have much flavor. I rarely leave food behind, but I did for this dish. Garlic Fried Chicken Wings, $7.99 - 5 Stars The clear winner of the night were their wings. I believe four pieces of plump and fat wings, perfectly crispy and flavorful. I would order this again.

Have only ever gotten take out from here and have enjoyed it each time! Inside has lots of seating,…read morenicely decorated and cozy. You're able to self serve your own water, seat yourself, and order from the table using a QR code. An introvert's dream so I definitely have to come dine in some time. My first time ordering from here, we got the Chinese sausage and bacon stone pot rice, stir fried rice noodles with XO sauce, and braised pork feet rice rolls. All were delicious but my favorite was the stone pot rice. Second time I ordered here, I got garlic chicken wings and fries. Loved it! The wings and fries tasted so fresh. Super crispy and juicy, flavorful. And they were super generous with the fries. There were tons and so yummy - crispy on the outside and soft and hot on the inside. Service is good too. Food is always ready when I arrive and the lady is very friendly.

I love Best Wok. It's so nostalgic and if you're a millennial like me, this will remind you of…read moreevery Chinese restaurant your parents took you to. The food is very Americanized Chinese food but still delicious. Don't be expecting authentic Shanghainese cuisine but if you want the best orange chicken, general tsao's chicken or shrimp fried rice, you'll find it here. The portions are huge, the space is clean and the service is always friendly. Even our takeout is consistently good. And this is also my kids favorite restaurant and my kids are always treated so warmly here.

The people are extremely nice I had the wings and they were…read moreawful I had the garlic green beans and they were delicious I had the wonton soup and it was good The fried rice was awful I suggest you try other places in Bellevue before you eat there because it's going to be hit and miss and the bill was $85

What an amazing experience. The service was top notch. So polite. We probably ordered 10 different…read moreitems and they were all outstanding. I cannot wait to go back. Tan tan noodles and spicy pork dumplings were my favorite, as well as the walnut shrimp. The place was super clean and welcoming. I'm going to be thinking about this place for a long time.

3.5/5 stars (google 5 stars) * Soup pork dumplings 3.5/5…read more * Fried soup dumplings 4/5 * Shrimp and pork wontons 3/5 Small menu but good quality food. You won't find a lot of options here so check their menu first and if you like what you see, it's definitely worth trying.

We arrived at 4pm which was good because they are closed from 3:30-4pm for a short break. Ordered…read morethe jumbo mango sago for my partner and I and got a fair amount (depicted below). Order came fairly quickly and was very tasty! Seating is decent at the store and it overall is pretty cleanly. Would come again (it's a good thing for my blood sugar it's not near my residence)

Overall: 2 stars…read more Super excited to go for some traditional Hong Kong style dessert. Unfortunately, at least the one I ordered was priced at a premium and tasted no better than the one at available at Asian grocery stores. Honeycomb Herbal Jelly - Flavorful turtle essence jelly with an added dose of fresh honeycomb. Unfortunately, the honeycomb was sharded so each bite just had an extra element of wax for me rather than one indulgent piece of honey. Food: -1 Presentation: E Price: -1 Atmosphere: E Service: E Menu: +1 Insta/Yelp/Beli: @amei_eats Insta/TikTok: @ameizing.race

Ambiance: If you want an authentic Hong Kong cafe meal in a no frills mom and pop shop, this is the…read moreplace! It is not trendy or fancy, but clean and efficient. The restaurant does not have adequate AC, so there are fans to help compensate. Unfortunately, the kitchen is open to the dining area so it gets pretty hot. Service: Very friendly service. You may need to wait about 10 mins or so to be seated because the place gets busy and the dining area is quite small. Food: The food is fantastic! We ordered the Cantonese styled beef noodles (not pictured) and the steamed pork patty with Chinese sausages in a claypot. Both dishes were really good and tasted just as I remember it as a child eating these dishes with my parents at home!

A no nonsense hole in the wall in the best way. Noodles cooked al dente, brisket portions solid…read more(though not generous), tasty and around $15. If you're starving this will end up as a nice snack. Otherwise a solid lunch. Dinner time I may want to order another item. All in all, met my expectations of a Canto/HK style eatery that definitely is not trying to take itself too seriously... just like if it was actually in Hong Kong...