The name sounds super familiar to me (maybe it - or a similar place - used to be in Pioneer Square?). Because of that and seeing recent posts about the vegan option, I decided to swing on by for a small lunch. Yo, this is a pretty cool spot out in western Ballard near the water. A very simple and kind of small space with some cool variety of seating and spacious ceiling. It looks like they can whip out more folding tables & chairs for overflow dining in. There's also a neat fire pit in the nice covered space outside. Bus your own tables. Only minor complaints are the bathroom is super utilitarian lacking a bit more character and the giant white walls overlooking the dining area would be really sweet with some decor like artwork or murals. Food was pretty good! The vegan congee option plus the crunchy vermicelli noodle add-on was quite satisfying. It felt like a very clean and wholesome light meal. It was full of wonderful ingredients although maybe next time I might ask to see if I can get extra slivered ginger cuz that really rounds this dish out for me. And goji berries in a congee? Whoa, that was a new and delightful surprise to me in a congee of all things. read more

Great food and service. For the price I would expect the portion to be a bit more generous. We ended up paying about $50 for two bowls of congee including tips. The congee itself is a bit different from what you get in China town. The rice is a bit grittier than what I am used to but it tastes fine. It is just cool to see Congee place in Ballard. read more

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Tl;dr: 3.5 stars. Good congee but expensive for what it is. Ok so the congee was good. I got the beef and kimchi which tasted exactly how it looks and was delicious. My friend got the Tom yum shrimp and said it was excellent. We also tried the classic chicken which is pretty bland compared to the other two - tasted very much like ginger and not much else - wouldn't recommend getting this unless you already know you love traditional congee. If you are new to congee, I'd recommend getting one with more flavorful additions. FYI- you can also ask for white pepper, red pepper flakes, and soy sauce to dress it up more. The donuts were a good addition and dipping them in the congee was nice. Ok let's talk price. I'm giving it 3.5 stars overall because for what it is (rice porridge), it's very expensive. Yes, they are seattle prices, but it's a pretty small operation and I still don't think it should cost $15-20 for a small bowl of congee. Additionally they mixed up our soft boiled egg and gave us a century egg which was not good at all. It was black and rubbery and tasted very strange. Also worth noting the inside was very small with only six tables - five of which fit 2 people and only one table large enough to seat 4. Because we were a larger group, we sat outside which was quite cold. They have a single gas warmer and fire going out there, but that didn't do much and we couldn't feel it at all from where we were sitting. Recommend dressing warm in the off chance you have to sit outside. Food warms you up which is nice! Dogs allowed on the patio outside. Service was good and the people working there were nice. read more

Secret Congee - Slow-Cooked Beef and Kimchi Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Was so thrilled to try this place... even though the price was a bit too much for a peasant's meal where I usually make at home with simple ingredients. But this place let me to explore beyond typical ingredients, wild black cod - it was amazing and wonderful! Warm and flavorful bites. I have never thought about adding white pepper powder to a bowl of congee before! I have to add that when I make congee at home. Also tried garlic blue crab one- a bit interesting but I think I'd enjoy wild black cod bowl more even though a combination of garlic and crab also bring uniqueness bonus for flavors in the bowl! The service was great and quick. The place may be small and quaint. Out of Seattle, for a unique bowl of experience. read more

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Went here at around 9:30 on a Saturday and there weren't tables available for 3. we originally sat outside when we ordered and eventually we were able to move and sit inside when other people left. It's a pretty small restaurant with a few tables outside. You order at the counter and grab a number for them to deliver to you. The service was all really nice and friendly. The food is overall really good, and I was excited to try the tom yum flavor as I've never had a congee like that. Overall it was really good, the tom yum flavor was very light and warm and yummy. As for the other two, I found it to taste like classic congee you can get anywhere else and that I personally think I can make better at home. Personally I wouldn't come again but I really enjoyed trying it, just not worth the time and money for me. To me I wish there were green onions or other toppings, missing some greens on our congee. I would say it's medium watery and I like my congee a little thicker and less watery. read more

Secret Congee - Tom Yum Shrimp Congee, original congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Order at the counter, take some sauces/spices from the topping bar (pepper flakes, chili oil, white pepper, etc), and wait at your desired table x folding chairs with the plastic order number. There is a sign to self-bus tables, but there was a dedicated man floating who was working his butt off! He even brought us a couple extra carafes of water. I am reticent to pay $15-$20+ for a bowl of congee, but there we were, with four bowls of piping hot congee in front of us. The base congee is a simple chicken broth with fine (milled? broken?) rice, accented with various toppings. We ordered the Tom Yum, beef + kimchi, five-spice braised tofu (added century egg), and thai meatball congee (added egg). Tom Yum congee was definitely the best, as were the five shrimp that were buried inside. It was the most flavorful, but understandably so, congee isn't supposed to be heavy, so the TY shined. There is a fire pit outside, as well as plastic tarp to block wind, the perfect greenhouse on a sunny day. I was surprised by the plastic folding chairs though, unsure if it's a choice due to $ or to enhance the casual atmosphere. Truthfully, I don't think I'll be back based on price :') but this place is definitely worth a try. Congee isn't a particularly technical dish, so you're really convenience of having all the toppings at your fingertips without having to deal with leftovers. read more

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The congee was tasty and it was fun to try something besides the normal chicken congee at home. However the portion size was very disappointing for the price the paid. 23 dollars for a fairly small bowl on congee wasn't worth it. The service and the vibe of the restaurant was nice and clean but I unfortunately will not be coming back due to the pricing and portion size. read more

Secret Congee - Garlic Blue Crab Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

***thai iced tea is one of the best I've ever had ! Hot tea options served in tea pot *~$60 for 2 drinks + 2 congee + tip A beautifully cozy spot, a short walk away from Golden Shores Beach. Has about 5ish tables indoors (4 people max) but more space outside if you go during nice weather. Lots of young people working the front. You get water served to you in a glass pitcher. Chopsticks and such are at each table but you can also grab them yourself (as well as to-go boxes). Got there around 10a and they had already sold out of two menu options. Ended up getting the halibut congee and the fish melted in my mouth for sure. Toppings are placed on top for you to mix up or eat piece by piece as you wish. Extra seasonings were also on the table (soy, red chili flakes, and white pepper). Personally I would've preferred the ginger flavor to be infused in the rice rather than on top but having it sliced adds more of a kick. Definitely comfort food for me. read more

Secret Congee - Scallops (top) and halibut (bottom) - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This little gem of a place is well worth the time to get there. It is small and you can miss it. The day we went it was a perfect cold and rainy day in Seattle. This place offers up many great varieties of Congee to choose from. All will warm you up and satisfy you as you will. It go away hungry. Any of the menu items will be great, you have to remember to order the bread to dip into the soup as it's Devine. The owner and staff make sure you are satisfied and happy with your meal and are very accommodating in helping you find a dish. It's a very casual place and dogs are welcome outside. Get here early as it will get busy quickly and it is very small with limited seats. read more

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So glad I finally made it to this cute spot for brunch on a warm summer day! The only downside is that they have early hours so no dinner, only breakfast/lunch. They have plenty of outdoor seating as well as some indoor seating. The staff were all super friendly! So helpful and encouraging of trying new things. I went with the blue crab congee and it was the best! so delicate and flavorful at the same time. I am a huge congee fan but first time having it with crab. I got a side of the fermented egg, which looked a bit strange since it is black, but actually liked it! I also had a Thai iced tea to go with my meal, and also some of the fried pastry to share with my friend. Everything was perfect! Can't wait to come back here soon! read more

Secret Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

My second time here and it's definitely a must! Toppings were so flavorful and fresh though the amount of ginger may have been overkill. The congee itself was the perfect consistency and temperature. With a side of youtiao, it makes for an excellent lunch!! The space is small so try to beat the lunch rush but they do have covered and uncovered outdoor seating when it's not too chilly out. read more

Secret Congee - Garlic Blue Crab Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Honestly, I wanted to give this place more stars--but I'm not even sure they'd care (haha). It's kind of tucked away, and to be real, I would've never known it existed if someone hadn't pointed it out. I came in on a Wednesday, thinking It'll be less busy, but even then, the experience was a bit underwhelming. The indoor seating is super limited, and there's a small outdoor patio setup. The rest of the front area is just picnic tables, which isn't ideal--especially if the weather's not great. You wait in line, place your order, pay, and then hope to find a seat. I waited a bit, and when it was finally my turn, I was pretty bummed to find that a lot of the menu was already sold out--no century eggs, no soft-boiled eggs, no donut, and they were even out of the crispy noodles. I ended up ordering the Hokkaido Scallop congee since the shrimp tom yum was also unavailable. The congee texture is on the thicker side, which some people might like, but it wasn't really my thing. I'd maybe give it another shot if I happen to be in the area--but I definitely wouldn't go out of my way for it. read more

Best congee in Seattle! Recently discovered Secret Congee and so happy I did. Their beef kimchi congee is my absolute favorite. So flavorful and gluten free too! read more

Went in on a Saturday around noon. The restaurant was fully seated, but thankfully as we ordered a table cleared up inside. The restaurant is very small. There were like 5 tables inside and some tables outside. We went on a rainy day so this was the perfect meal to warm us up. I ordered the tom yum congee. It came with shrimp. It was very good and very filling. I will say I don't necessarily think this is somewhere I would frequent because spending $20 for congee is not a priority. read more

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I was really excited to try this place! From the outside it looks unassuming. I came here with my boyfriend and you order at the counter. The service was to the point and quick. Our food came out shortly after and you have to bus your own table. I got the classic chicken congee. It was very hearty and tasty. The chicken was moist and the congee itself wasn't thin or too salty which I liked about it. Eating this reminded me of how my grandma makes hers. On the table there is also some white pepper and soy sauce. I highly recommend also getting the youtiao crispy friend dough! I tried my boyfriend's congee which was the braised beef and kimchi. I liked the consistency of this congee as well and I thought that the flavor combination was unique and also tasted good. Overall, I would definitely come back to try their other congees or to just eat the classic chicken one again. read more

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This place stayed busy even during the later lunch hours (we were there from 12:30 to 2). I got the shrimp Tom Yum congee with the donut addition. Total with tip came to $30, which felt a bit steep for a casual lunch. You order at the counter, and they bring your bowls to the table. The congee was good, and I'd come back if someone wanted to, but I wouldn't go on my own. read more

Secret Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I had eaten here before and ordered Chicken Congee. It was good but not exciting. This time I got Shrimp Tom Yum Congee and it was great! Very flavorful, and nicely cooked shrimp. My husband got the Thai Meatball Congee and thought it was pretty good, wouldn't order it again. Fast take-out service. read more

Wow. This place has been on my radar for sometime, finally made it out to the golden gardens area to try it. Ambiance - small hole in the wall with maybe 6 tables with more seating outdoors, we had no trouble getting a seat and is a very homey vibe. Service - you order at the front counter, have a seat and it's brought to you. Not much interaction with staff but the bit that you do they are very nice and welcoming. Food - was it worth the hype? Absolutely lol. This was so good. The Tom yum had a kick and the flavor was through out the entire dish and not just the sauce. It was a little pricey for congee ($19 before add-ons) but they give you a decent amount of very large shrimp, where I feel the cost is justified. Even the original chicken was delicious. The fried dough is a must. I'm sure it's not their intent but this would make a great hangover cure lol. Only gripe with this place is it's SO far. Need another location closer to Seattle! read more

Secret Congee - Tom Yum Shrimp Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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4.5 stars, but I round up. I'm glad I finally tried this spot since it's been in my yelp bookmarks for so long. My friends and I got the tom yum, classic chicken, and the crispy fried dough to share. The tom yum was very flavorful and the shrimps were big. The crispy fried dough was yummy too. Portions were good but it is expensive for congee. Overall, this was a good place that hits the spot on a gloomy day. I'd definitely come back if I'm ever in the area since it's quite far from Bellevue. If they open a second location on the east side, I'll be there! read more

Secret Congee - Tom yum, classic chicken, crispy fried dough - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Lives up to the hype. Cozy, small spot with inside and outside seating. Might have to wait for a seat but it's worth it! Their menu is so unique, and the bowl's decked out appearance elevates congee to a new level. It straddles the fine line between the congee base being authentic in taste and the toppings being unique in familiar East / Southeast Asian fusion flavors. I got the Hokkaido Scallops, which were fresh and not the dried shredded kind. They were perfectly cooked, juicy, and full of umami flavor. I got a Thai Iced Tea, which tasted pretty normal (no complaints there). Definitely get the Youtiao fried Chinese dumplings, even though they are pricey at $4 an order. You can split it between two people. The congee's texture is on the thicker side, but I didn't mind it because it packed so much rich meat flavor compared to other congees I've grown up eating. You can add a soft boiled egg, century egg, and other toppings for an additional fee. Table condiments include white pepper in an authentic-looking shaker, dried ground red chili for some spice, and what looked like soy sauce (?). Plenty to play with flavorings, although you're also good with just eating your congee as is like a well-behaved child. Perfect spot for cold winter Seattle days. Would definitely come back and try the rest of their menu - Shrimp Tom yum and Thai Meatball sound very good. We parked on the street. There's a church next door with a huge parking lot that is misleading to turn into. Not sure if you can get away with parking there, but be patient with street parking! read more

Secret Congee - Youtiao Crispy Fried Dough - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I thought this is one of those small mom and pop shop you'd find in a China town. But to my surprise it's actually a very westernized and farm-house aesthetic place. You order at the front and bus your own tables. The congees are more of a fusion, a modified version than authentic Chinese congee. But nonetheless it was still very good. It's on the pricier side since congee is considered "cheap breakfast food", but I guess it's the market rate for a market like Seattle where there aren't many likewise shops. Youtiao was also very good, properly fried and very crispy. Portion wise I think it's a bit shorter than the regular size (they cut it up). read more

Secret Congee - Tofu congee and Youtiao Crispy Fried Dough - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

You tiao and the congee are both delicious! I also loved the century egg, always add unique flavors to the congee. Everything just tastes like home! read more

Secret Congee - Youtiao Crispy Fried Dough - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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This place was PACKED 45 minutes from opening, I got there right when they opened and ordered 4 congee to try and share with my family. The classic chicken congee is a great start to give this place a shot, from there you can order the Tom yum shrimp (spicy) and unlock your palette to the next level. The server is very attentive and always checked on us while I was there with my two year old daughter. The owner (one of the brothers) Boss is super friendly and talkative, kept us company and made sure we were comfortable. Secret is the best way to describe this hidden gem in the Ballard neighborhood. I HIGHLY recommend this place to anyone looking for a comfort spot for breakfast/brunch without all the loud noises. read more

Secret Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Stopped in to place a to go order for a late lunch and they were full inside! Would recommend ordering ahead of time because it took over 30 min for us to receive our food. I had the classic chicken congee which was delicious and full of flavor. This is perfect for a cold rainy day but was a little more expensive than expected so I will probably only get it when I'm feeling homesick. read more

Secret Congee - Chicken congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

the best congee ever which i didnt expect to find in seattle. the congee was hella thick and flavorful. they have unique flavors that add a cool twist to an otherwise ordinary dish. would highly recommend this place esp on a cold rainy day read more

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If you like home cooked meals, this is the place for you!!! perfect bowl of warm congee for a rainy seattle day. The sea bass congee I got was really light and refreshing and had a good sea/umami flavor in the broth + they are really generous with the fish! We also got the tom yum shrimp congee to go and this one was a lot more fragrant and more what I call restaurant-type flavors (spicy, coconut, lemongrassy?) We came on a weekend really early and it was still packed so be prepared to wait a while! read more

Secret Congee - Sea Bass & Chinese Herbs Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Yummy food! Unfortunately, they were out of you tiao, which was honestly the main reason why I wanted to try them. It was only noon, so I would just call ahead. Within the hour and a half I sat there they were able to get a new batch out, but at that point because Service is fast, I didn't need to order again. read more

Congee was the perfect hot temperature upon arrival, and each of the different ingredients like the ginger and the onions used taste very fresh and compliment the congee well! I have tried both the scallop congee and the thai meatball one and both of them were excellent! Love how this place puts a bit of a different spin on congee with very unique options. And they also have chili pepper, soy sauce, and white pepper to enhance the flavor of the congee as needed. Definitely my favorite tasting congee in the Seattle area, only downside is probably the price, as its a big higher than what most places offer congee for. read more

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Small and slightly cramped restaurant on the outskirts of Ballard. Congee was flavorful and soft boiled eggs (added for $2) were cooked to perfection. However, prices seemed high for the portion size - $14 for Thai meatball congee and $23 for blue crab congee. Had to have a snack in between to make it to lunch. read more

Secret Congee - Garlic Blue Crab Congee Soft-Boiled Egg - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Important update! They doo serve hot soy milk now!!! You bet I ordered a congee, the Chinese donut, and a hot soy milk haha. Next step is unsweetened soy milk! read more

Secret Congee - Garlic Blue Crab Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Delicious but... Is it worth? I can make congee at home. But I can't make it like this place. The condiments and sides pair perfectly with the flavor of the congee. However, for the price, I couldn't allow myself to return, unfortunately. I don't know what their profit margins are, but given how inexpensive congee is, even with the toppings, I wouldn't expect it to be more than $9. At $15 a bowl, it's not a place I can indulge, even on the specialest of occasions. read more

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We learned about this place on TV's Evening Show and decided to visit. Today was a Sunday morning and they opened at 9am, so my hubby and I came in a hurry, but there weren't many seats, so we decided to take out and eat in my car. We ordered Classic Chicken Congee $13 and Thai Meatballs Congee $14, also add 2 of soft boiled eggs each $2 and fried dough $4. We got a number plate and needed 25 mins waiting time. So we went to a nearby coffee shop. We returned to the store 25 mins later and had to wait another 25 mins. It was crowded, probably because it was a cold Sunday morning. If you come here, you should be prepared to wait quite a while. And since seats are limited, you often have no choice but to order takeout. The Congee soothed my frustration, but I wasn't happy about having to pay a tip and wait an hour for takeout. read more

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Amazing congee! I mean I love their store design wild crab, and definitely worth it because you can tell they added so much crab in the congee. The scallops were also good. The service is on point and very hospitable. There was a dedicated person who just kept cleaning and busting tables. The location does not have parking so you'll need to look for street parking. Also the restaurant does not have a lot of sitting, so you may have to sit with some people on the table as well. read more

Secret Congee - Tom Yum Shrimp Congee - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Wow who would have thought there would be a congee restaurant?! I used to eat congee as a kid when my Chinese grandma used to make it for me so congee is nostalgic! I tried their chicken congee which was yummy and comforting. They have other congee varieties here and this is pretty much all they have. Perfect to eat on a cold chilly day. read more

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Came here for lunch on a weekday and it was buzzing with people. There's a tiny lot inside, but mostly street parking. The inside is pretty small but there's seating outside as well. I got the Tom Yum, Classic Chicken, Black Cod, and Hokkaido scallop congee, and an order of Youtiao Crispy Fried Dough. The portions were actually bigger than I expected. The Tom Yum one was pretty spicy. The classic chicken came with hand shredded chicken breast. The black cod was smooth (and boneless) and came with Chinese herbs such as goji berries. The hokkaido scallop one had a delicious subtle seafood sweetness to it. The Youtiao took forever to come out so they ended up giving us double portions, which I appreciate. The Youtiao was really good! They fry it up fresh and the flavor was on point. My Asian dad was actually super impressed with both the congee and the Youtiao. We would order everything again except the Tom Yum. That one tasted good, but we just prefer more of the traditional flavors. The food is pricey especially given congee is traditionally a poor man's meal but the quality and friendly service makes it worth it! read more

Came here on a weekday morning and this spot is such a gem! This area is really quaint and convenient that they have a parking lot nearby. We came during Seattle Restaurant Week and tried their tom yum lobster congee and let me say that it was AMAZING! So flavorful and paired with the donuts, really was the cherry on top! Service was very friendly and welcoming. They have indoor and outdoor seating available. I also got their iced matcha latte to start and it was on the stronger side with no sweetness but still very refreshing paired with the hot congee. We also ordered the hokkaido scallop congee which was also very delicious! If you love their donuts and want it sweet they can add condensed milk for you! I highly recommend this spot! They have delicious food! read more

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The congee was amazing. We ordered Kimchi Beef Congee and Tom Yum Shrimp Congee. Both amazing. The kimchi beef one was so comforting and refreshing bc of the kimchi. The Tom Yum one was super flavorful. And spiciness was exactly what we needed in the Seattle winter. The staff were super friendly as well. Gave us helpful recommendations. They were also very accommodating. We originally wanted to take out but after we found the table, we just let them know that we were gonna dine in. It was super busy when we got there. Waited for about 15 min to find a table. It was outdoors as well. But the congee was worth the wait and the cold. Will def visit again. I'm broadcasting it to all my friends haha read more

Secret Congee - Tom Yum Shrimp Congee 5/5 - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

It's my new favorite place in Seattle Located north of Downtown, this establishment is bit away from the crowds. A hole in the wall with fantastic personality, service and taste of the country. Since they only have 6 small tables inside I recommend getting here early if you want table inside. A Service is fantastic. Only 1 server but not only is she hard working but she is helpful and sweet as any other place. My counterpart got the Tom Yom Souo. Tom Yum Congee was fabulous. I guess pork belly congee is the best but they run out of it early most of the time. When I asked the server for a surprise congee of her choosing, she ended up giving me Lamb meatball congee. It was fabulous. Very subtle in taste but very reminiscent of grand ma's congee Based in their taste and quality of food, I highly doubt they will be called Secret Congee for long. read more

Secret Congee - Fried dough and Lamb meatball congee Amazing!!! - Asian Fusion Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I first tried Secret Congee back when it was in Wallingford, and it wasn't the best experience, but much improvement has been made! When I went to the Wallingford location, we ordered online, arrived, and still had to wait almost an hour for our food. There was a worker outside who chatted with us (to keep us occupied?), but the wait after already ordering online, was so ridiculous. When we got home, though, the congee was quite delicious (Tom Yum & Pork Belly). It took us a couple years to finally decide to come back. Fortunately, my experience in the Ballard location was quite nice! We ordered at the cashier, & there weren't many available tables inside, but we found a lovely table outside. We received our food within 10 minutes. The servers were very accommodating, bringing the heaters even closer to us, since it was a gray drizzly day. I got the chicken congee. I wanted something simple, since I was feeling under the weather. Well, it was simple, but very good. I enjoyed the thinly sliced ginger and dash of spices to give it a slight boost. The congee was smooth and brothy. My husband got the kimchi and beef. At first, he felt the beef itself didn't have any interesting flavors, but after mixing it around with the kimchi and adding a bunch of the red spice (pepper?) condiment at the table, he said the dish tasted much better. I just wish it didn't cost as much. For the price, I wish there were more meat included. Otherwise, I really enjoy the unique options at Secret Congee, and will probably be back. read more

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Secret Congee is a small restaurant with only 5 ish tables inside with a focus on high quality congee. They have a couple parking spots available right outside of the store front, otherwise you'll have to drive a bit further to park. I went on a Thursday for a late lunch and there wasn't a line, but almost all the tables were taken. It's a casual location where you order before seating yourself and you bus your own table, but the food itself is solid though a bit expensive (it does feel a little ridiculous to be shelling out 20 bucks for congee). Their you tiao is a must for an added crunch and the congee has exactly the smooth, almost creamy texture you're looking for. Tom Yum Shrimp Congee (4/5): I really like the flavors in this; the sour, tangy flavors of tom yum really come through. It translates into making the congee hearty and a bit heavy, but I really enjoyed it. The shrimp was decently large, but a bit overcooked and chewy unfortunately. Classic Chicken Congee w/ Century Egg (4/5): Just a classic chicken congee that feels light, clean, and perfectly savory. I tried it with the century egg and personally, I prefer ones that are a little runnier in the center with a little more funk, but their option is very approachable for people who aren't familiar with the flavor. read more

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