Browse menus, reviews and photos of Chinese Restaurants near Issaquah.
Chinese · $$
28 East Sunset Way, Issaquah
Customers’ favorites
“OMGosh so extremely delicious! We just picked a whole assortment of yummies and hot n sour soup--- everything came out crazy fast and was amazing and the staff was extremely attentive 👏 😋 🙌 😍 👌”
Bubble Tea · $
710 Northwest Gilman Blvd d107, Issaquah
Customers’ favorites
“We absolutely love One N Half Lab! The food is so delicious and authentic—it really reminds me of the flavors of Taiwan. The thousands egg congee and Taiwanese popcorn chicken are especially yummy, and everything we tried was flavorful and satisfying. The service is also wonderful. Everyone is friendly, welcoming, and attentive, which makes the whole experience even better. We’re so happy to have such a great Taiwanese restaurant in Issaquah! We will definitely be coming back and bringing our family and friends. Highly recommend One N Half Lab! ❤️”
Chinese · $
1025 Northwest Gilman Blvd E-8, Issaquah
Customers’ favorites
“buena comida y rápida asistencia”
Bubble Tea · $$
80 Southeast Bush Street, Issaquah
Customers’ favorites
“Ate dinner with friends and our families. The food was delicious and came quickly. Tried new plates and drinks based on their recommendations. We will definitely be back.”
Dumplings · $$
1580 Northwest Gilman Boulevard, Issaquah
Customers’ favorites
“Delicious food & reasonable prices- fast service and nice atmosphere! We chose take out after soccer and it was ready/hot and my son LOVED the soup dumplings 🥟”
The family-run Grandma's Home restaurant brought its classic Hangzhou, China cooking to a new place in Manhattan's Flatiron neighborhood. With more than 200 spots in China, this is Grandma's Home's first American location. The 120-seat restaurant aims to recreate the comforting feeling of dining in grandma's house. The design mixes modern Chinese art with old decor items from early Grandma's Home restaurants in China.
A modest Chinese restaurant in Toronto is getting major buzz thanks to an unlikely namedrop from rapper Kendrick Lamar. New Ho King, a late-night eatery, was mentioned in Lamar's recent diss track "Euphoria" aimed at fellow rapper Drake. The lyric that sparked it all? Lamar rapped "I be at New Ho King eatin' fried rice with a dip sauce and a blammy, crodie." Some major news sources noticed the burst of new reviews mentioning the song soon after - so did we at Restaurantji.