“Lamb chops are really expensive... I remember one time I wanted to try it after buying something from Baijia, but I ended up ordering more than 50... The taste was actually pretty good, but the price was too expensive! Liangpi is delicious (but my Xi’an friend said it’s not very authentic), overall it’s pretty “
“Great solid local restaurant. Definitely not Michelin Star, but for Factoria it’s very decent. Their lotus salad is phenomenal, it’s what makes this Vietnamese restaurant stand out from the rest. If they sold banh mi, I would come often.Vegetarian options: They have Vegetarian options for pretty much all the dishesParking: Next to QFC so lots of parking.“
“Oh. My. God. The chicken was amazing and juicy. Their egg tart is by far the best I have ever had, so much that I almost started to cry with happiness (seriously). On top of that, their staff were super kind and helpful. Definitely my new top spot!“
“Super delicious food. The presentation and taste of the pork bun was absolutely great. There are two different versions of ramen, thin noodles and slightly thicker ones. Even if the court prescribes a variant, you can ask whether you can swap it. The atmosphere is very pleasant. If I lived nearby, I would definitely come here more often.“
“Rice Noodles straight from Yunan 14220 NE 20th St suite a&b, Bellevue, WA*@nannoodle_bellevue is a small business in Bellevue that specializes in rice noodle soups . Their rice noodles are very special because they ship them all the way from Yunan in China to provide a more authentic texture and taste that you can't buy in local stores here. The rice noodles are then paired with different soups and toppings that starts with a soup broth made of pork bones, pork loin, spare ribs and about 30 whole chickens. The broth truly is delicious - hearty yet light, savory and umami. *Here's what we ordered: House Chili Oil Chicken Wontons in Well-Seasoned Chili Sauce (Dry) Traditional Crossing-the-Bridge Rice Noodles Small Pot Rice Noodles w/ an added Egg*Everything was super delicious and reminded Sam of his time eating these dishes with his mom - these styles of noodles are her favorite . The House Chili Oil Chicken reminds more of a sesame chicken but the sauce is super addicting and delicious, we took the rest home and dipped dumplings and mixed noodles with it . We loved the wontons because the filling was nicely flavored and the wrappers were the perfect q texture; not to mention, the dry seasoning on it was so addicting ! Between the two rice noodle pots, our favorite was the Crossing-the-Bridge because of how clean and flavorful the broth was a you can really tell how much love went into the broth and it was so good we drank it even without the noodles .*@nannoodle_bellevue shares a space with @mogetee_seattle so after you get your savory from the noodle soups and appetizers, you can get your sweet from their fruit teas and boba drinks . We definitely will be coming back as it's the perfect place to warm our stomachs during this rainy and cold season! Go check out @nannoodle_bellevue when you're on the east side and are craving something warm and comforting !*#chopsticksnboots“
“Honestly really great option if you want some buns/dumplings and not in the mood to deal with the possible crowd or prices at Din Tai Fung. Really solid chain, and the Bellevue location is decently spacious. Clean spot and well-scattered seating. They have an online menu with pictures so that should be really helpful. The spicy beef pancake roll is always an absolute essential for me when I eat at these types of dumplings restaurants. I almost look forward to this dish more than anything else sometimes. The spicy version is not that spicy, and has more flavor. I'll always get spicy over non-spicy. Wontons are great, I think there were like 6-8 in there from what I remember. Q-Bao as described, is one of their featured dishes. Crunchy bottom, soft top with a soupy center. Careful biting into these as they are hot and juices will literally shoot out!“
“We went there for a dinner and it was a great experience. A minimal but great ambience and everything tasted awesome and fairly priced.We ordered the following:Pork & Crab Meat Xiao Long Bao (*2) - 8 pieces - $9.25 eaChicken Xiao Long Bao (*2) - 8 pieces - $9.25 eaFried Wonton with Chili Sauce - 6 pieces - $7.15 eaSweet & Sour Cucumber (*2) - $7.15 eaDan Dan Noodles (*2) - $7.75 eaPork Wontons in Chicken Broth - $7.75All the above listed items were delicious and worth praising. Absolutely recommended. We would love to visit here again when we visit Seattle.“
“Ten Stars out of Five stars. Really, really Recommended. Dry Noodles was excellent. No problem with the service, as long as The Food was Excellent. I came to the restaurants to EAT Good Quality of Food and Not for the service. If you are looking for good service, don't ever come to Chinese Restaurants. Chinese restaurant served good quality of food. But, some Chinese restaurant do both services in excellent way as well.“
“Very friendly service! The Chicken Pad Thai (spice lvl 4 of 5) one of the best I’ve ever had. The noodle texture was perfect, and the dish was packed with flavor! They also have an outside patio for when it’s warm. Worth the drive from redmond or wherever you are!“
“The proprietress has a very nice attitude, and you can see the making process in the open kitchen... Not from Xi'an, I think the taste is generally good. The cold skin is not as delicious as expected, but it is far from the level of giving one star. The skewers taste Not “
“Ten Seconds | BellevueAt Ten Seconds in Bellevue, you're in for a treat! From the mouthwatering popcorn chicken to the refreshing cucumber salad, every bite is bursting with flavor. Trust me, that cucumber salad is something special—it's got this kick that just wakes up your taste buds. And the popcorn chicken? Not too greasy, perfectly seasoned—just how you like it. Even when it's bustling around lunchtime, the service stays on point. Can't wait to swing by again and dig into their noodle dishes. Ten Seconds is definitely becoming my go-to spot in Bellevue for a satisfying meal if you’re in the mood for chicken and noodles.#dinewithme4fun“
“Everything you want in an authentic Chinese / Sichuan place. Huge menu, food is top tier, and you can control the spice level to your liking. Came here with a large group and ordered a lot of food - so much flavor and use of real Sichuan peppercorns.Will definitely visit again!“
“I had the bulgogi beef plate. The meat was tender with a yummy sauce. The owner was friendly and welcoming and we had a nice conversation. They made the food quickly and the price was great. I will be back for sure! (Also what Barry and the other reviewers said about the owners. Special people!)“
“I'd highly recommend walking or taking transit here. Parking is hard to come by as it's in the midst of all of the apartments and businesses in downtown Bellevue. The place gets packed very quickly midday as workers swarm during their lunch hour. It's very casual and doesn't have too much seating, although a few tables are available outside in nice weather. I'm a fan of vegetarian pho in particular and enjoyed it from this restaurant! The broth was delicious and delicate; my only qualm was the broccoli was chopped in really big pieces which made it hard to take eat in one bite. Good amount of noodles and lots of veggies! Would definitely recommend for a quick and filling lunchtime spot if you work or live nearby.“
“This is a belt sushi location. Dishes are prepped and placed on plates that circle around the room for you to take. A menu can be used to order items as well. This means that if there's seating, you're able to sit down and get food instantly.This is a solid destination that makes it easy to dial to your tastes and budget. It's the middle of the road for a sushi restaurant and a better place than chain locations. The versatility makes it somewhere i keep coming back to - the plate pricing allows me to stop in for a quick $15-25 lunch or a nicer $40-60 dinner.Plates start at $3 and go up to around $10 for specialty items. The average plate price is around $6, and you'll probably land in the range of 4 to 7 plates.The atmosphere is moderately noisy, similar to a coffee shop. The bar setup is simple and clean. The ingredients and prep aren't hidden from customers, with the chefs working in a combination center kitchen and back kitchen. Service feels similar - timely, respectful, but occasionally a little swamped if a major rush of orders comes in. Just be patient, they'll get to you within a few minutes tops.Parking is usually available, but can get spotty depending on if you're part of the main dinner crowd on a weekend. Good news is, there's plenty just across the street at the mall if needed.Is it the best sushi I've had? No. But it's not trying to be. It's very far from worst. Is it the cheapest? No. Is it the most expensive? No. But it's flexible, has a wide range of dishes, and fills that middle role well. 5 stars from me.Note: If you've got a meat lover in the group thats newer to sushi but willing to give it a go, they'll probably really like the seared fatty tuna steak or one of the varieties of seared salmon.Parking: Around 25 spots. Addition parking is available at the crossroads mall across the street. All parking is free.“
“Overall: all the food is delicious and the portions are HUGE! We tried the food here for first time today and it was all 5/5. First off, chicken potstickers came so fresh I had to be careful not to turn my tongue. The taste was good as well as it had a nice crispy ness. For our pho we ordered the C. Beef brisket well done . It came with so much meat! The only other pho place I have tried is Pho Vina in Woodinville and they gave me maybe 3 sad pieces of meat. This pho had so much meat I kept finding more I had to eat before getting to my noodles. The broth was good and all the veggies were fresh. Also the pho we ordered was size small but still looked so large. My husband really enjoyed his fried rice and my chicken Saigon noodles were also great. I had to stop myself from finishing everything or I would’ve felt sick afterwards. Now we have some yummy leftovers for tomorrow.“
“Not sure where the negative reviews are coming from. Clean, friendly service, the boiled vegetarian dumplings are much more flavorful than other local veggie options. Prices seem to be competitive considering their location in the heart of Bellevue. Would definitely recommend!“
“Dog-friendly and super yummy pho broth! We tried their pho bo viên and fresh lemonade for lunch, and loved them so much! The broth was filling and tasted rich in flavor.Everyone was really sweet and super welcoming of our puppy in the restaurant! Will definitely come again.“
“We went to the new location and sat at the bar. The new restaurant is really nice! The food was good overall. We didn't like one seasame ramen we got and ended up not eating it, so that was a waste of money. Soup dumplings were good but the spicy wontons were much better in flavors.“