Cantonese Restaurants near Bothell, WA

“12/25/2025, 5pm Fyi, they are 2 hours behind and don't start until you arrive. Get here in a hurry if you want to eat today. Thankful they're open! Merry Christmas.“

“As a frequent customer of Harvest Wonton Noodle in Edmonds, I can confidently say that their delicious dishes and top-notch service keep me coming back for more. The atmosphere is cozy and inviting, making each visit a comfortable and enjoyable experience. My go-to dishes are the wonton noodle soup and the cod congee. The wonton noodle soup is a perfect blend of flavors, with plump wontons and a rich, flavorful broth. The cod congee is equally delightful, featuring generous portions of tender fish, and a savory, comforting porridge that always hits the spot. The service is consistently outstanding—the staff is friendly, attentive, and always ensures that my dining experience is a pleasant one. I highly recommend Harvest Wonton Noodle to anyone seeking a reliable spot for a tasty, satisfying meal. With their extensive menu and welcoming environment, it's no wonder I keep returning to this gem of a restaurant!“

“This seafood restaurant is a true gem for anyone who appreciates fresh ingredients and authentic flavors. The menu offers a wide variety of options, from live seafood to comforting stir-fried dishes, making it great for both family dinners and special occasions. The service is attentive and efficient, and the staff is knowledgeable about the menu and happy to make recommendations.

The atmosphere is clean, lively, and welcoming. Overall, this restaurant delivers consistent quality, authentic taste, and a satisfying dining experience. Highly recommended for seafood lovers and anyone looking for genuine Chinese cuisine.“

“Constantly amazing. Good is ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“

“Great atmosphere and super friendly service! The food tastes authentic and flavorful, just like Hong Kong. The portions are generous and the price is reasonable. Loved their roast dishes and dim sum, definitely coming back again. Highly recommended!“

“For me, it was by far the best dimsum and Cantonese restaurant in Seattle/Bellevue area. We had 12 people including 5 kids and everyone enjoyed all the dishes we had. Food wasn’t too salty unlike for most places. We paid a lot more than what we usually did in other places but I think that it was because we ordered a market price dish. It was worth it.“

“I didn’t know that Google’s rating was so low and the English name doesn’t match the Chinese one. It seems that I changed stores before.

Today I ordered a small pot of beef offal rice noodles and it was pretty good. The soup was very rich. I was worried about the technology at first. But when I came back, I didn’t feel my mouth was dry. It should be a good soup base.

There are vegetables, bamboo shoots, bean sprouts and beef offal. The rice noodles are also cooked well. It would be better if there are beef tendons. The beef leaves are very tender. Overall, it is okay. A portion ranges from 14.99 to 20 dollars.“

“This review is based on take out! I recommend you call ahead if you're interested in the Xinjiang Baked bread below as they may sold out end of the day. The staff were very polite as well, I read from other reviews it is under new management. The other dish was Xinjiang hand pulled rice (unfortunately I already ate half of it before taking the photos 😂 - it is good portion!). They have other dishes I'll have to come back and try, but these are popular recently.

Both dishes are cumin-forward and I love cumin, so I think they're flavorful. The lamb was prepared excellently as there was no gamey smell to it. The rice comes with chickpeas and also pickled/oily carrots (not pictured) which were very tasty with the rice.

The meat filling in the bread was really good,and the pastry was soft and filling. I do think it's a bit thicker than I'm used to, but I never really had Xinjiang food so you can disregard me on that.

Overall I will be visiting again, definitely plus points to the polite waitress and waiter, even giving me suggestions on how to reheat for optimum taste!“

“We are always surprised how underrated this place is. It's our go to spot after visiting the zoo. Dim Sum/ Cantonese-styled dishes: we love it! the price is also very reasonable. The decor & atmosphere is a little dated.. but with the food & the price: I'll still 100% down on this place!“

“Best place for family style dinner. The variety of food is amazing!! The seating capacity is quite good. A/V quality needs to be improved but manageable. Their menu is quite big and the location is picture perfect- right on the Lake Union with tons of free parking.“

“quick and delicious!

we tried the wonton noodle soup with beef brisket, the lo mein with shredded pork and XO sauce, and a chinese donut.

these wonton were so full of shrimp and pork, the skin was the perfect consistency, and the broth was so flavorful. so happy with the wontons we ordered more on the side.

we also bought their house made chili crisp oil.
the two main dishes, chinese donut, side of wontons, and chili oil came to $50 before tip. great meal and location!“

“Hands down the best clay pot rice in Washington, especially the yellow eel one. It's super rare to have clay pot rice in the US, very surprised that they are making such authentic one here. This dish is not hard to make, but very difficult to have such good taste. Balanced flavor, fresh ingredients, perfect crisp for the bottom layer of rice. They also have a lot of other authentic dishes which we will being going back and try them all out. You can clearly tell the skill of the cook from the flavor of just this one dish. We also had some veggie and fish, they are also very good, fresh, balance flavor.“