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    4.3 (99 reviews)
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    Lydia K.

    This location in downtown bothell, so parking can be limited. Honestly when I tried this place, I didn't have much expectation since the restaurant looked very westernized. Lol I was surprised how good the food was! My fav was kung pao chicken lettuce wrap and spicy fried chicken. Dan dan noodles, chili wonton, and truffle fries were also delicious. My least favorite was their xiao long bao... It smelled like they just microwaved frozen ones. It had certain smell that I didn't enjoy (hence 4 stars). Overall the experience good. Service was good and the restaurant is clean and open. Great for a big group!

    Herbal Rose Tea
    Myra H.

    First time customer. They offered Chinese fusion menu options. We ordered rainbow season Xian Long Bao, fried rice, spicy and sour season hot pot soup, spicy stir fried meat, deep fried crispy chicken, beef noodle soup, stir fried garlic bok choy, grilled egg tofu with grounded meat and mushroom and spicy wontons. We also ordered an herbal rose tea on a tea pot. Liked the food. Taste very fresh and delicious. Full of favors. Casual dining that are tailored for families and friends. A 5-10 minute walking distance parking garage accessible for free parking. I would recommend you.

    cheesy wagyu mapo tofu bowl
    Mike L.

    Spring Bistro is essentially upscaled Chinese food and I was really enticed by their tea cocktails. They're located on the corner in the Alexan complex. There's 28 spots in their garage otherwise you're stuck looking for street parking that may be hard to find. Spring Bistro is aesthetically pleasing with an item for everyone to try. jasmine three ways flight: the pure tea was fragrant and came unsweetened, the coconut cold foam was light, and the temptress was citrusy and refreshing. one of the highlights of the meal cheesy wagyu mapo tofu bowl: everything is served over rice and wasn't strong on flavor nor spice. there were a few pieces of water chestnut and also a few pieces of ground "wagyu". tea smoked chicken drumstick: the chicken was lightly fried and had a light savory flavor. Overall, the food was a bit on the pricey end considering the portion size. Flavors overall were on the muted side however still delicious. The only thing was that service was a miss even when the restaurant wasn't' half full. Staff weren't attentive and I had to flag someone down every time from ordering and to getting the check.

    Temptress 5/5
    Ash G.

    Did you know these guys have awesome lunch combo's! I didn't, I mean I do now LOL it is absolutely worth the trip for a great lunch. I had the cumin beef ($18) which I am addicted to, comes with a side of veggie (broccoli in this case) and I upgraded to a fried rice +1 My co worker had the popcorn chicken and loved it. Service was great as always and the place was very chill, will be coming here for lunch more often!

    Ariella N.

    Food is really good, servers are knowledgeable and kind, ambiance is classy. Glad we found this place. We will be back to try other dishes :) -Balsamic pork rib: Ribs were tasty, a little sweeter than traditional. Comes with roasted mochi and sesame. -Beef Chow Mein: Best chow mein we've had so far in the PNW. -Pork XLB: The wrapper is a little thicker than usual but still good if you're craving it.

    Menu 5/2026
    Cindy F.

    TL;DR: Immaculate attention to detail. High price point. Pumpkin Crisp now or die. Parking: Absolutely terrible but it's not their fault. There is this weird little strip along side the street that is two rows of parallel parking and then there is this tiny garage with a limited number of retail parking spots. May the odd ever be in your favor. Atmosphere: Very open dining area, the food seems much more upscale than the place itself, though the interior is still very modern and very cleanly. The floor is interesting: it seems to be comprised of large sand granules so it appears very porous. Lots of windows so the area is filled with natural light during the day. Service: EXCELLENT attention to detail. Before we stepped foot in the building, the table was already being set up for us, high chair, kid's dining sets and all because we were seen walking towards the entrance through the windows. We also observed another table's high chair from a previous party being meticulously wiped down and inspected by a server--this NEVER happens at restaurants to this level of detail. I was very impressed. I also appreciated the fact that the utensils included in the napkin consisted of: spoon, knife, fork AND chopsticks. It's rare to have a place offer you the full selection of utensils let alone a fork and chopsticks together--usually it's one or the other! Service: wait to be seated, you will be watered, scan the QR code at your table for the menu, order at the table, check brought to you. Kid Friendliness: plastic cups (open cups, no lids or straw) and bowls; disposable plastic utensils. Clean high chairs. Menu: item names, descriptions and some photos via digital menu with QR code scanned at your table. In case anyone is wondering, the coke served here is Mexican coke (the best kind). But it's strange no soft drinks are listed on their menu at all. Pumpkin Crisp: this is so addicting. It's like upscale bougie sweet potato fries. There is a gentle crisp of the salted egg that compliments the soft fluff of the pumpkin. I highly recommend it. Chicken Xiao Long Bao: They were sadly out of the pork when we went. Not as soupy as I was expecting it to be but each one is PACKED with meat, leaving little room for soup. It's not a baggy sack of meat, it's a meaty bag! Corn Rib: corn on the cob that has been cut into quarters lengthwise and covered with cheese (we requested non-spicy so we had a cheese option). A novel way to have corn cut and eaten this way for us. It was tasty nonetheless and not overly salty. Stir Fried Green Beans: your typical garlic salted plant noodles, haha. Not overly salty and is a great compliment to protein dishes. Cooked just right and not overly dry or chewy -- just the right amount of snappiness to each bite. Gold Medal Stir-fried Beef: Wow this is so good. The beef is thinly cut and tender. It is a little on the salty side so best paired with rice or a neutral dish. I love the crunch the celery and onions give -- I ended up packing every last piece as leftovers so I can mix it with rice later.

    Crispy popcorn chicken
    Emma S.

    Met some family here and we really enjoyed! There weren't many people here when we arrived on Sunday at lunch time! It's super cute and modern on the inside. For food, we ordered the crispy popcorn chicken, pork xiao long bao, balsamic pork ribs, and the creamy kimchi udon. The crispy popcorn chicken had a surprising flavor with chili and peanuts. It was good, but not what we expected! The chicken was nice and crispy. The xiao long bao were pretty good, not as flavorful as other dumpling places but we still enjoyed them. They came out super hot! The favorite of the table was the balsamic pork ribs! They come out almost caramelized and are delicious! There's not much meat on the bones but they give you so many pieces that it makes up for it. The best part of this dish for me was the rice mochi bits! So sweet and soft! We also really enjoyed the kimchi udon! Packed with flavor and had quite a bit of a kick to it. The service was a bit odd, with confused looks at a few questions we had and some miscommunication. The food was great and I would recommend this spot! *Some street parking around the corner and a parking garage on the side of the building

    Lobster and beef special $9.99
    Alex P.

    Welcome to Bothell Spring Bistro!! Lovely place, spacious, well lit and noise absorption for guests to have a conversation during dinner. I forgot what it's like to eat and talk to people without straining to hear. What a treat! The food was very good too. Prices seem very fair. We had a group of 6, reservation made ahead of time. It was not very busy for a Friday night but it is still new. Parking is limited around the restaurant. You may have to park farther and walk. They have a bar for cocktail lovers and ceremonial teas. A good variety to choose from. I would come back to try the tea flight for sure. The menu offers a great variety of Asian fusion. We ordered dishes in a family style to try as many different things as possible. My top favorites: Mushed eggplant: so delicious, garlicky, flavorful and soft texture of eggplant. I didn't expect to like it this much but I would definitely order it every time. Miso mushroom: my personal favorite! The mushrooms are in a lovely miso sauce. I was blown away by how good they tasted. The scallion pancake felt unnecessary. I would eat a whole bowl of just those mushrooms. Or maybe would prefer it with some kind of potato side such as creamy mashed potatoes. Dan Dan noodles: I love how this was served with each ingredient separately and sauce on the side. So satisfying to mix it all together. Pretty good portion and tasted lovely. Noodles are cooked well and are super long. Rice wine pudding: very soft texture with a sweet floral syrup on top. Fun to share and very enjoyable on the palate. I love the presentation of it too. Other dishes we tried: Beef tongue: thin slices with a spicy sauce. Not too soft or tough. I liked the texture. But I also grew up eating beef tongue so im biased. Popcorn chicken: small pieces of breaded chicken and peanuts and chillis. Pretty good although not something I would seek out. Squid: not for me haha. Braised pork belly with taro: good flavor, soft pork belly. Taro threw me off a little. I can't wait to come back and bring people here!!!

    Miso Mushroom appetizer
    Jon O.

    This was a hit and miss experience for us. The "good" was the miso mushroom appetizer that was savory and paired well with the scallion pancake, and the chicken xiao long bao and the spicy wontons were also flavorful. Our server was also great, we appreciated her taking care of us during dinner. The "okay" was my negroni cocktail that was prepared well but was not inexpensive at $21, and the dan dan noodles had good flavor but were spaghetti-like in texture. The "bad" was the popcorn chicken appetizer that was all breading, peppers, and peanuts, with little to no chicken. The short rib was too tomato heavy, it was basically pot roast. And the mapo tofu was just odd, cheese over very little tofu over tomato rice? The flavors clashed and didn't make sense. We'll be back if someone can point out more of the "good" dishes and which of the others to avoid. Parking is also a bit of a pain, there's limited street parking and even less covered parking garage.

    Dan Dan noodles
    Kristin S.

    The service was attentive and friendly, but the food missed the mark for me. The baos, chili wonton and Dan Dan noodles were ok and will cure a craving. The "popular" popcorn chicken was all fried dough and peppers, but little chicken and super greasy. The beef rib and mapo tofu were oddly heavy on tomato sauce. The mapo tofu dish, typically a savory dish, was the most disappointing- rice, tofu, tomato sauce and cheese. Overall, these dishes were inconsistent and not what I expected.

    Shan L.

    Pretty mid experience at this place. There were some things that tasted good as appetizers but other than that most of the food was extremely unbalanced. Either the food was deep fried and covered in batter or it was way too sweet or salty. Do the price it really wasn't worth it. It's not something you can go in and eat often. Food takes a while to arrive and we also waited for a long time to get our check because the wait staff stopped coming over to check on us. The restaurant itself is nice with a pretty modern interior and a bar area for drinks.

    Shrimp was out of this world !!!!

    Delicious food and excellent service Great suggestions for what to order Can't wait to come back!

    Omer F.

    Great food! The balsamic pork ribs were amazing. Lobster pasta was good too. Dan Dan noodles are also a must. So many good things to try here!

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    Excellent ambience, food and staff. Happy to have this in Bothell!! I would definitely recommend coming in.

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    Loved it! Food was so good and flavorful. Very cozy environment, everyone was so nice. Will definitely be coming back!

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    Great food and atmosphere! Recommend for coming again! The food really fits our taste.

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    Amazing food, environment and service. We love it. Will come again for sure. Kids also really like the food as well!

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    food excellent,service excellent, environment excellent, I am going to have dinner there the 3rd time within 2 weeks!

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