11 Best Chinese Restaurants in Redmond

“I ordered the beef noodle soup and it was very good! The service was prompt and the QR ordering system worked well, although it was a bit difficult to figure out. One of the members in my party had to wait quite a while before receiving their food, but other than that it was a good experience! I would definitely come back to try more of the dishes.“

“Really delicious steamed bun selection. Easy and quick take out spot- a large selection of hot buns and fridge items. We tried the beef vermicelli and mushroom vermicelli buns and the tofu salad. It was all incredibly delicious. Can't wait to go there again and try their other items!“

“The restaurant is pretty spacious. Food is decent, but idk if I’d say this is the most Taiwanese food; the Chinese dishes were good though.

Stinky tofu was pretty decent but wasn’t stinky enough, however, the Taiwanese kimchi is pretty authentic. 3 cup chicken seems to be lacking a little bit in flavor and a tad bit dry.

On the other hand, salted egg yolk shrimp was very flavorful, and the fried chicken was really yummy too.“

“We had our team lunch there yesterday. I love their Tianfu Sweet and Sour Fish, Spicy Braised Beef stew with Eggplants and Plum Juice.
We had a new team member from east side of the mountain who is not familiar with Chinese food. He loves this place.“

“The noodles were fresh and the pork tasted really good. Delicious plates.“

“Love this place, hope it never goes out of business. Go support! Miss having a location in Seattle, I don't get to this one enough. Everything is delicious but definitely a bit too salty. Almond fried fritters are the best!! Updated from previous review on 2025-07-26“

“I prefer heavy flavors
I love it, almost every dish. I also like it when I have diarrhea occasionally.
All Hunan and Sichuan dishes that use chili oil are delicious. Don’t order the lighter ones like pork tripe, chicken, Yangzhou fried rice, boneless meat, poached eggs. They only make strong dishes that are delicious. After all, you can’t force Hunan restaurants to make other cuisines delicious.
Not pre-made dishes, all dishes can be tweaked. If you can't stand the heavy taste, you can ask the chef to use less oil, less salt and less spiciness.
I wanted to give it 5 stars, but I had diarrhea twice, so I deducted one star. I have to eat even if I have diarrhea. Do you know how much I like eating?
(Zhou Shen can order takeout from this restaurant next time, really)“

“Love the dumplings and the red sauce that looks spicy but really isn’t that hot!“

“This is one of my go to places when I don't want to get food at work. I believe its a family owned business. My favorite is the regular teriyaki chicken. Food comes out freshly made, hot and the teriyaki sauce is the perfect balance of sweet. Usually do takeout as the lobby isn't the biggest but you can eat in. Very conveniently located by the Microsoft Studios. Way better than the chicken available on campus.“

“Good food, variety, and service.“

“Very friendly service~ however after I have wanted teriyaki for so long, the teriyaki chicken I got here was discontinued. Rice is not fully cooked, chicken was dry. I hope it was just because I went to get togo 30 minutes before their closing time. One thing that I want to mention is they don’t intend to get tips, when I pay I was waiting to get the machine to turn back to me for adding the tips, but not, he only asked if I need a receipt. Give 4 stars because of that, especially for nowadays every restaurant is demanding high tips even for take out.“