I've been looking for a gluten-free Chinese place and this fit the bill. The Mongolian beef, fried rice and salt and pepper squid were divine. I was really impressed with the squid. It was fried and delightful. I never get to eat anything fried unless they are french fries these days. I was very happy. read more

Snappy Dragon used to offer decent, reliable chinese food outside of the international district. But they've gone downhill, while the alternatives have improved. I can't see any reason to keep going here, and that's even before you consider the fact that they tend to be crowded with people (lured by their past reputation, I guess). A recent meal is a good example: bland rubbery noodles, bland string beans in a murky brown sauce, sticky general tso's chicken bathed in red food coloring, and not-bad ginger beef. I will give them the salt and pepper prawns (or chicken). that's always been good. but these days there are better choices in north seattle. read more

I use to love Snappy Dragon! (to the point where I was seriously considering moving closer so I can have it all the time) However, lately it seems like the quality has gone down. The fried rice is still super good. (I like the Mandarin fried rice but the sweet sausage is also pretty darn good) The salt & pepper chicken use to be a fav but lately my husband and I have noticed that it is super dry and sometimes overly greasy so we stopped ordering it. Last week, I decided to be more adventurous with the menu and it did NOT pay off and it made me realize that Snappy is really just generic Chinese food to please the masses. The cashew chicken I ordered had NO veggies, just bits of celery, water chestnut and huge pieces of dry chicken and cashews. The taste was off and I later realized that it was too sweet, like they added tons of sugar in the sauce. GROSS! I mean, who adds sugar to cashew chicken? Also, I ordered their chicken noodle salad thinking it is a Chinese chicken salad, nope, the sheets of noodle is some hard, plastic-y glass noodle, more DRY chicken and that's it, oh and I think they threw in a slice of cucumber. Once again, the sauce was TOO sweet like they poured in TONS of sugar, wtf?? Anyway, gross gross gross. So, I'm stuck right now on whether I will continue to order from them in the future, if I stick with the fried rice and their tofu with Snappy vegetables (which is delicious), I am fine, but taking a risk and ordering anything off the usual and I will be sure to be disappointed. It's just not worth it I think, there are a lot more better Chinese places closer to home to venture out of my area for some mediocre Chinese food. Sorry Snappy, I think a break up is inevitable. read more

I would pretty much go here for the homemade noodles. They are thick, fettucine-sized, irregular noodles. Not greasy, with a strongly soy sauced flavoring. Everything is pretty good here, but it was a bit loud for me. My toddler son liked the fortune cookie and the rice quite a bit. Apparently, the spiciness is pretty hot here, but I didn't get burned by it. It didn't seem any spicier than 3 star Thai. If I lived over in maple leaf, it would probably be a regular place for me to stop for takeout, but I don't think I'd sit down very often. read more

Ate here recently and this place was amazing. Not one dish I didn't enjoy... sadly I always order my favorites so I don't branch out as often as I tell myself I will. More than 5 stars. read more

I drive more than 40 miles as often as possible for this, my perfect Judy Fu's meal: 1) Green Onion Pancakes: Fried and served as an appetizer, these are an excellent way to start your meal. 2) Sesame Chicken: Unlike typical Chinese restaurants that serve chicken elbows and beaks and gobs of breading, you'll only find real quality chicken here. I have also had great luck with General Tso's Chicken and Mongolian Beef. 3) Homemade Noodles: Well, the truth is that you can order anything on the menu. But you MUST order the plain homemade noodles. I can get great Chinese far closer to home. But, there is only one place to get Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon. read more

Location is on Roosevelt not ideal because of the lack of parking but the food is worth it. Family style portions "which means you can eat as much as you want and no one will notice" The green beans ah so good. One of my favorites, but then there are the home made chow mein noodles oh and then the potstickers & the soups. the mu shu oh it is all so good. i have never had a bad experience here. Everyone always leaves with full tummys and very lethargic which if you are a restaurant owner is the ultimate compliment. Wear loose clothes they will get tighter at dinner! read more

I love this place. I've dined in and picked up many, many orders. The last two times in a row no one on the phone asked me about the level of spiciness I wanted for any of my food so I forgot to clarify it and ended up with multiple orders of food so spicy I couldn't eat it. Besides that I've always been happy here. read more

I have been craving Judy Fu's pork dumplings. Surprisingly large and filling, they are flavorful little bits of bliss. We went on Friday for dinner because I had demanded dumplings, and we very much enjoyed our dinner. We started with the aforementioned dumplings and some drinks (beer for him, a Pikachu punch for me. My drink was so strong I could smell the rum when they set it down- wonderful!) For dinner we had the sesame beef (delicious) and the salt and pepper chicken. The salt and pepper chicken was definitely overly salty, but once paired with a bit of rice, it became harder to notice (or maybe that was the rum?). Even eating until we were full, we had enough food leftover to have lunch for both of us (with another small serving for an additional lunch for one). I like Judy Fu's because of the flavor, and all the wonderful choices. Too bad it's kind of far from my house... read more

Well I live fairly close to this place and I had a bad day and didn't want to cook so I went here. Their menu is pretty standard, but one thing I noticed was that they admit to using MSG and also may humbly TRY to remove it from their food upon request. I thought I ordered pretty safe when I chose Snappy Dragon Fried Rice, I mean it has the name of the place in the title. I didn't think I could go wrong, but what happened next was killer. I had an unbelievable headache for an hour after I ate half of it. I put the rest in the fridge and brushed it off. The next day I ate the rest of it, low and behold the HEADACHE came back! I have had crappy Chinese food before, that willingly admit to using MSG, but these guys are counting on that little chemical way too much. It tastes great, but now I know why, and the pain isn't worth thinking about going back there. If you are still thinking about it, don't forget to hold the MSG, and prepare with some aspirin just in case. Good Luck Judy Fu. read more

Living nearby, this is a staple for decent Chinese food. The prices are a little higher than some of the places on the Ave but you also get a little higher quality. I often order the dumplings and find them pretty good, not as good as ID stuff but for delivery in the neighbourhood, it is a staple. I also recommend their noodle soups and anything stir fried. read more

If you have to eat gluten free and/or have celiac disease, this is the place to go. I have celiac and was visiting a friend, looking on the internet and asked her if she had heard of this place, and it is her favorite asian restaurant. Great GF menu with good info, knowledgeable staff, decent prices, and good service. This is hands down the best gluten free meal I have had eating out since my celiac diagnosis. I want to move to Seattle just so I can eat here. My gluten eating friend and I ordered a bunch of dishes all GF so we could share them, and it is just wonderful. If you are gluten free this is a must go if you are in Seattle. I hear it can get very busy at dinner time so I would recommend going at an off peak time. read more

Snappy Dragon was so disappointing! The food had no flavor no salt was put into making this food. It tasted like microwave frozen foods.!

Whatever you do...you MUST GET THE HOMEMADE NOODLES!! I've been here numerous times and ordered lots of take out. My favorite dish is the won ton soup and the Snappy Dragon chow mein. It's the ultimate comfort food; delicious and comes in large portions during dinner time. Fair prices for what you get. She's doing it right! read more

This place is ok. The homemade noodles are good and their portions are huge but it wasn't the best quality either. The noodles were a bit dry and I thought they could have included more vegetables and meat. Prices are on the higher end... Parking is horrible, the small parking lot does not fit the amount of people in the restaurant. read more

The food is good, the service terrible. When we called and ordered for delivery, we were not told how long it would be. After an hour and a half, we called and were told that "the delivery person had already left" with our food. At this point, it's been roughly two hours to two hours and twenty minutes. Our food has not yet arrived. Although I enjoy their special fried rice and their general tso's chicken, I am really disappointed in this service. I understand that they may be busy, but my goodness! UPDATE: It's now been three hours; it turns out that their delivery person was not given our full address, and no one called us regarding it. They have informed us that it will be a free meal, and it seems to have just been delivered. So I've upped them to a 2, solely on the basis of the good food. Still, in the future, I rather think I'll just go to the restaurant to eat. read more

The husband and I went to this place for two reasons: 1) the name (we love anything dragon!) and 2) the reviews on yelp. It was so good, we ate here two nights in a row. Definitely a reason to come back to Seattle (this was our first visit). We had the jiao zi (homemade dumplings) the first night, along with mooshu pork. We came back the second night for 2 orders of dumplings only. Not bad, price-wise--30 pieces for about $20. My Chinese mother makes the very best dumplings ever and these were darn close to hers. I will be coming back. read more

I was surprised Snappy Dragon didn't have four or five stars across the board! I love going here on a regular basis - they are polite, the food is great - or the food is great and they are polite (which is better). I've been to China and had many different types of Chinese food and I find that Snappy Dragon serves dishes that are popular here and a few traditional things. The best part is that it is hot and the ingredients are fresh! I ordered food to go tonight and the place was packed for Father's Day. Still, many people were greeted by name when they arrived. The employees were working as hard as they could at such capacity. Judy Fu is always helping out, I saw her clearing tables when she wasn't making her traditional dumplings! read more

I used to love Snappy Dragon -- enough to make the overland drive from Ballard (there really is no way to get to Maple Leaf quickly from Ballard), pick up a big sack of their good stuff and bring it back home to eat, a little cooler than I would have liked, but still delish. Eating in the restaurant isn't really an option ... the wait is always forever and something about the vibe is really off-putting. My core order is always the same: jiao-zi (I'm probably spelling that wrong but it's the little gyoza-like dumplings stuffed with pork or vegetables); hunan pork, spicy and laden with bamboo shoots; mu shu pork with extra pancakes and plum sauce; and the green beans. Last night, we called in our order on our way home from picking my husband up at the airport. He'd been traveling all day and was completely starved -- dinner from Snappy sounded like a great idea. Even better (and unbelievably) our order was ready when we arrived to pick it up. So imagine our sadness when, back at home in Ballard, we unpacked our bag to discover the wrong order inside. Not only the wrong order -- but an order that included asparagus, a vegetable I'm quite allergic to. I know we should have checked the order before driving all the way home but come on, Snappy Dragon! When my husband called to explain what happened, did he get an apology? No. Did they knock a bit off our bill to compensate for our trek back to Maple Leaf to pick up the correct order? No. Did they console us with a fabulous dinner that washed our crabby feelings away in a sea of saucy goodness? No. And that's the worst part of all: the dinner was totally sub-par. The hunan pork, my longtime favorite, was gristly and tasted off overall. The jiao-zi (excuse my spelling again) were gelatinous and the filling had a texture that made me wish I hadn't eaten them. The pancakes were stuck together and ripped when I tried to unfold them. Overall, a very big disappointment. If anyone has a great suggestion for Chinese that's closer to Ballard, I'd love to hear it. Snappy Dragon has been my go-to spot for years but I don't think I can continue. read more

we have heard about this place for years... that they have the best Gyoza (dumplings) which are made right in front of you. Walked in and thought the place was really cute. Super busy, must be good. We only ordered one pork/one veggie dumpling appetizer, the green onion pancake, steamed green beans and a hum bow (steamed bun filled with pork). The Gyoza and pancake were way too doughy. The pork dumplings were ok in flavor, the veggie dumplings tasted like they used wild and bitter spinach. The hum bow was gross.... The beans were phenomenal, and the cocktail was great as well. The service was also really good, but won't be going back. Way too disappointed with the famous dumplings. read more

The bf and I tried this place on a whim after being disappointed so many times with other restaurants in our neighborhood (Lake City). After a little googling we found JFSD. We ordered the house fried rice, general tso's chicken, and the Mongolian beef. The fried rice and general tso's were crazy good!! We couldn't believe our taste buds. The Mongolian beef was good but not as fantastic as the other two dishes. I like the fact that you can moderate the spiciness of the food. The spicier, the better I say!! And btw they not only deliver, but the delivery guy can run your credit card with a handy handheld credit card processor so you don't have to give your credit card info over the phone. This is our go-to place for great Chinese food! read more

Been a couple times since last review and the quality seems to be slipping as the cost increases.

Snappy Dragon's the best in my humble opinion and I couldn't help but notice a crisp new decor inside this evening. My favorite's: the green onion pancake's or maybe the Jousa (I know that's spelled wrong, sorry), No perhaps its the happy family; love those seafood meatball's maybe it's the dry-sauted green beans. Ok you now know why I go home with so many leftovers for tomorrow when I go to Snappy Dragon. On a couple of other notes: it's the ONLY Chinese restaurant my kids will eat at and I've always found the service to great....too bad they don't deliver to my house. read more

This place is HANDS DOWN my favorite restaurant! The service is spectacular and the food is always amazing. So it comes to somewhat of a shock to see some of the reviews of this place. Maybe those people just got extremely unlucky (although I've been here dozens of times and have never left dissatisfied). Maybe they just got the wrong dish? (I have a hard time believe that as well, I am constantly trying new dishes and everything is yummy) Or... maybe some people are just impossible to please. I think something could definitely be said for the fact that one bad experience, and someone will go write a bad review but it's taken me a few years and dozens of visits to write this. (also yelp prioritizes negative reviews for some reason.) If you're trying to decide if you should go here. Do! ...you will leave happy. (there is a reason the place gets so busy.) p.s. : Remember to ALWAYS get the homemade noodles and boiled dumplings! read more

When I entered this establishment I could almost TASTE the fear and anguish present in the main eating area. I slowly approached the host stand with trepidation. With my arms and legs coiled, ready to attack. I knew from the first time I set eyes on the hostess that she was not to be trifled with, and I also knew from the way she was flaring her nostrils that it was not going to be a walk in the park to secure a table. I quickly gave my fiance a sidelong look, indicating a warning, and she slowly backed out of the restaurant and returned to the car. I immediately returned my gaze to the hostess, who attempted to distract me with her long black hair. "Smoking, or non?" she said, as her black hair undraped itself from her shoudlers. "Ah ha!" I thought, clearly this was a trick question meant to distract me! I pretended to contemplate this fallacy while NEVER LETTING MY EYES MOVE from her hands. And without fail, she moved one hand (which was holding a credit card book) over her pocket while her OTHER HAND reached inside! Probably to obtain a knife or single shot revolver! Well my dear and quick witted friends, I was not the kind of dude who was going to go down in a Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon, without a fight! You will not strip the life from my living corpse like one would strip candy from a baby! As soon as I saw her hand dip into her pocket, I LUNGED FORWARD AND HEADBUTTED HER AS HARD AS I COULD. Another silent, or hidden (through a cloaking field perhaps) assailant switched off the lights as soon as I made contact with her forehead, and the restaurant was suddenly pitch black! When the lights were off, I heard the scampering of millions of pairs of little feet, as if tiny humanoids were running about the restaurant, attempting to encircle me. "WHAT TREACHERY!", i gritted through my gritted teeth. Thinking quickly, I pulled out a grenade and threw the pin on the ground, and quickly swallowed it, to prevent the dastardly gnomes from putting the pin, or some other small metallic item, back into the pin hole of the grenade. "THE GRENADES IN MY BELLY NOW! YOU'LL NEVER TAKE ME ALIVE!" And with that, the lights immediately turned back on, and it was like nothing had happened. I can only assume the gnomes knew that I had bested them, so they retreated as quickly as their intense onslaught began. As for the matter of a live grenade in my belly, I can assure you, that I am completely fine, as I still had the prescence of mind to move (quickly, and quietly, while watching my back, in case of a gnome counter attack) towards the kitchen area, where a skilled chef was able to use a sharp knife to remove the grenade before the timer went off and it exploded. I was then sewn up with catgut. I then sat down to a meal of hotdogs and chicken fried rice. I would have given this restaurant 5 stars, but I was never able to determine if the hostess was a gnome-human genetically altered hyrbid (who was clearly employed by the gnomes), or, if the hostess was merely a gnome riding within a human-looking battle suit (one should never doubt the mechanical prowess that gnomes are capable of, i'm certain they have made advances in cybernetics that would make even darpa blush with envy). I was also able to use my credit card here which was nice because I enjoy collecting cash back rewards. Which I hoard. read more

The food here is great. We ordered the salt-pepper squid, deep-fried eggplant w/ some kind of sweet sour sauce, the seafood chow mein and the dumplings. All very good (except the chow mein which was just good). The space is cramped for the size because the tables are too close together and the acoustics are not good. They need to add more decorations to absorb sound. There was a party there and one of the guys talked so loud. Luckily they were just about to leave. If you live in the area or just passing by, then I suggest to order take out and eat at home or have a picnic. I will return, but only for take-out. read more

Ok, I'd have to agree with whoever said "What's all the hype with this place"... Even though the guy taking the order on the phone was nice (sent me extra fortune cookies) and delivery was fast.. The food was not the best... maybe I'm spoiled because growing up, I was blessed by being cooked for by friends of the family, but I've been to other places and they were still better than this...but I was craving Chinese and thought I'd give it a try... I usually don't order too much food... So I only had the Cashew Chicken with water chestnuts and Pork Fried Rice. I wanted to try the pot stickers, based on another's review... but they wouldn't do a half order.. Cashew Chicken... good at first bite, but the sauce can get overwhelming after eating more than a few bites. Think it was the sweetness of the sauce that got too me. Then came the Pork Fried Rice... TELL ME.. How can you screw up Pork Fried Rice??? Well, maybe they were having a bad night?? But this was completely non edible. Maybe there are other items on the menu that are better, but I'm questioning... and don't think I'm going to try to figure it out... read more

Hmm, I wasn't feeling it. I got the sweet and sour chicken and it was super bland. I love chinese food, so it was a very sad day for me. I really wanted to like it! Then again, my boyfriend got the same thing and thought it was perfect. Our waiter was sweet but awkward. The atmosphere was... unexpected. It looks like Denny's. I felt kind of weird. The manager man at the door was nice, though! He did a good job making me feel welcome. I think this was just a matter of personal taste. read more

I have to say, even after my last experience with Judy Fu on New Year's Eve which some people might describe as a deal-breaker, I still am madly in love with this neighborhood Chinese restaurant. I must've been crazy, thinking, "I'll order Chinese food on New Year's Eve! How original!" Because as soon as I walked into Snappy Dragon to pick up my take-out order after receiving a 70-minute wait time as is into a sea of disgruntled people who were also waiting for their order, I knew that I had made a rookie mistake. But despite being beyond hangry while waiting over two hours for my order, at the end of the day, not only did they get my order exactly correct but everything was still as delicious as ever. And I seriously applaud the hard work every employee was putting in on probably their busiest night of the year, just to ensure that everyone could enjoy their delicious Chinese food on New Year's Eve. Without a doubt will continue to order from Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon! read more

Can't....stop...eating...Snappy Dragon...everything. Black bean sauce = crack Homemade noodles = crack Homemade dumplings = crack Must go back soon! Rawr! My addicted tastebuds command me! read more

The potstickers (veggie or pork) are heavenly, I kid you not! They are extremely delicious. I also tried the Mongolian Tofu which came on crunchy noodles, - also damn delicious. Beware, though, one order serves two easily, so the best course of action would be that you and your significant other decide on one appetizer and one entree and share. The waiters are friendly and quick. Definitely a place to visit more than once. read more

Ok, this is easily one of my favorite places to eat out. I have been many many times but would never insult them by ordering take out. Shame on you take out idiots. I have never had a bad experience no matter what the conditions were (my friend from China liked the food). I go with friends and family I care about and always receive great service and awesome food. I have never ordered the General Tso's as it just seems mainstream, besides I have more fun asking the staff for recommendations, they actually know what they do well. Szechuan anything here is amazing (the szechuan beef is melt in your mouth). The Chow mein is incredible too, so is the tea smoked duck with buns and sauce. The black bean chicken was a bit salty, but that's traditional folks, and cannot complain. The potstickers are AMAZING, the way they ought to be made and well worth the trip. This place is super packed on weekends and I highly recommend getting there early or going in late week. So, all the bad reviews complaining about bad Gen Tso's?? Are you the same lunkheads who order Pad Thai at every Thai place? Seriously tho, just stick to Panda Express and save us all the grief. And a suggestion to those who didn't care for their food, ASK for recommendations from the staff. The host and many of the staff are all part of the Fu family, and all know what the best dishes are, try communicating a bit and see where that leads you :) read more

I was so hopeful when I heard about this place! I've been on the hunt for great Chinese food since a favorite spot in the International District, Green Village, closed when the owners decided it was time to retire (cue my heartbreak). The wait wasn't as bad as we were expecting, it was a Friday night at 6.30pm, we waited about 20 minutes for a table for two. The host was a super nice guy and the place was humming and busy. People were running in and out for their to go orders. The smells in the air smelled great! We placed our order, getting what we had heard were the must eats of the place: Pork boiled dumplings with sauce to start. Sesame chicken and the handmade chow mien noodles with beef for our entree. The dumplings were very tasty, but inconsistent in texture and filling, the sauce was awesome! The noodles...oh I love noodles and this bummed me out so bad...they were awful. So so bland and very chewy. The sesame chicken was tasty, but nothing that you can't find at another Chinese restaurant. My search for great Chinese continues... read more

What happened? We were fans of Judy Fu's when she was at Pandasia. That partnership split up and she ended up on Roosevelt with the Snappy Dragon. But things have really fallen off. Last night I had something called "sesame chicken" which the server said was "spicy-sweet." As soon as I saw it, I thought "uh-oh, Magic Dragon." It was chunks of breaded fried white chicken paved with that gloppy bright red syrup and a handful of toasted sesame seeds. The whole concoction was a sticky tasteless mess. It should be served with a ball of butter and a side of pancakes, ala IHOP. What I remember from the old days - crisp strips of chicken in barely sweetened garlic pepper sauce. I'm starting to cry. The chow mein was uninspired. The consistency of the noodles made me wonder if they're using some sort of machine to make their own, instead of rolling them out and cutting them by hand. Half the fun of Pandasia was watching the cooks at work. Now they stay hidden. It's probably better that way. They may have some good things on the menu, but it's not worth going back to figure it out. I'm done here. read more

I have been going to snappy dragon since i was little and love the place! Good service, good prices, large portions, and good food. I'm sure depending on who you talk to it will either be 'authentic' or 'westernized'. Frankly i dont think half the world knows wtf 'authentic' even is anymore. Anywho the only downside is parking, other than that I love it! Great for groups! read more

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The best restaurant in Seattle! Always courteous and helpful in making recommendations. Quality ingredients and great tasting food. Best place to eat for all occasions. Make reservations ahead of time because this place gets packed! Don't want to sit in? Order take out, their speed is amazing! Their take out portions might be even bigger than their normal portions in the restaurant, and you get it just as quick. I have never had a bad experience. It is family owned and operated and that's how they make everyone feel once they step into the restaurant. Can't wait to come back again! read more

Americanized Chinese food at it's best. Here's what you need to know about this place: 1. Be prepared to get creative with parking if you go around dinnertime any night of the week. 2. Unless you're starving, watch how much you order. Myself and my dining partner were both starving, but we opted to split a dish of fried rice and a dish of one of the chicken dishes. We also each started with a cup of soup. We wound up with leftovers. 3. Get an alcoholic beverage. They're pretty rockin'. The place is cozy and smells good. There isn't a lot of room to wait, but you can read all sorts of articles about how good their potstickers are while you wait. I had the following: Wonton Soup - great flavor but the wontons were a bit tough. Mandarin fried rice - comes with shrimp. Last time I ordered a shrimp fried rice at a "Chinese" restaurant, it came with a whopping three shrimp. There was more shrimp to be had this time, which is nice. Slightly greasy, but fried rice isn't known for being healthy. Tasted really good. General Tso's chicken - came out coated in an unearthly red sauce which was spicy. Would've enjoyed a bit more sauce, but otherwise, this wasn't bad. Sinapore Sling (drink) - aaaand suddenly, I'm drunk. Drunk, drunk, drunk. Drunkity-drunk drunk, drunk. Here it goes, down the tummy... ...I don't remember what happened after this (I'm not a lightweight, don't get me wrong, I just hadn't eaten all day and that was a drink that held it's own), but I KNOW I didn't feel like I was dying the next day. So either the alcohol killed the grease or it really isn't that greasy. I'd like to think the latter. read more

At first glance, Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon looked like a nice friendly restaurant. It was unique in that all the floor staff were non-Chinese, and the majority of the kitchen staff were Chinese. (All the Chinese restaurants I've ever been to seem to have only Chinese people working there.) Also, there was no Asian person dining except for me when my boyfriend and I got there for lunch, which should have clued me in... Vegetarian jiao-zis were the most uninspiring and unexciting dumplings I've ever encountered. The skin was good, but the filling contained some cabbage and garlic. (How about some chives and mushrooms??!!) Instead of 15, you can get 26 pieces by paying only $3 more, so we made a mistake of ordering 26 super boring dumplings. Ugh... I did actually enjoy their hand-made egg noodles. However, they were immersed in another flavourless flat-lined sauce. Their hot and sour soup was OK as it was pretty salty. If I had to go back there, I would order the egg noodles again (one of their noodle soups). read more

I came for pick up tonight and I just want to say I waited longer than usual but damn, I love this place. The staff were doing their best and were super calm and nice and they had a million things going on. Phone ringing off the hook, every 5 seconds people coming in for take out, the whole front area full of people that were hungry, they were seating people and cleaning. One lady waiting was rude and being all like "where's MY FOOD??" And I was like calm down they are working their asses off! I just hope people know that working in a restaurant is hard! Food doesn't just come out of thin air, places like this put love into their food and that's what makes it great! I want to give a shout out to all the cooks and front of staff for doing a damn good job and I hope whoever reads this can have a bit more empathy for the folks who serve us. Thanks Snappy Dragon read more

So a vegan friend of a friend left us no choice but to eat here. She didn't want to leave the house, she couldn't eat certain foods, blah blah needy personality blah. So, because this place both delivers and offers vegan foods, we ordered it up. The green onion pancake was recommended and hot damn! It was the yummiest, most surprisingly delicious combination of warm pancake like bread loaded with green onions. It came with some dipping sauce (soy sauce based)...man, it was awesome, and you get a ton of it too. I also got the wonton soup, and seriously, it was the best wonton soup I have ever had. No short cuts, made with lots of love...you could just taste it. So, thank you picky vegan friend of a friend for opening my eyes to the yumminess to be had.... read more