Chinese Restaurants near Seatac

“This is my 1st visit. I had chicken teriyaki. It was very good. The salad was lettuce, a few carrot strips, and dressing, but also good. Service was pleasant, and wait time (for take-away) was very short.It's definitely worth a try if you're looking for a very good teriyaki. ?“

“Food was pretty good, friend said broccoli was off but idk what she was talking about. It was fast, and you get a lot of food. It’s not super pricy for an airport, we got a lot of food for about $15, we ended up splitting. It was a fairly basic walk up place.“

“I went here with bad bang mi experiences in my past so I had low expectations. If fact I wouldn’t have even considered eating here if my friends weren’t insisting on it. In an amazing turn of events I has one of the best sandwiches of my life. I can not recommend this place highly enough. If I could give 6 stars I would. So good.“

“One of my favorite restaurants in West Seattle. The Chinese food they serve here is absolutely incredible for a bar. I also love the interior styling to make it look like a tiki bar. The drinks are colorful and come in fun glasses. The bartenders are also great“

“Absolutely without a doubt the best dumpling resturaunt around. Everything is fresh, flavorful, and the service is impeccable. Always make a reservation, it makes getting in so much easier. Walk ins at peak time could be a 2 hr+ wait. They are always packed. Can’t go wrong with Din Tai Fung.“

“Casual (and busy!) American Chinese restaurant across from the marina. Absolutely delicious and large, shareable portions. We came in about 8pm and didn’t realize they close at 830 and the staff was attentive and very friendly despite that. I will be back to try more of the menu!“

“Dining area was spacious and great for family dining. Waiting area had couple seats while waiting. We love getting the lunch special. It's a great deal. Our first time dining in, they provided an amazing service. Food came quick and hot. Our go to is the general Tao and orange chicken. The sauce is coated so well on both. The general Tao has a spicy sweetness whilst the orange chicken has the bright orange sweet flavor along with a salty soy. Chicken on both was crispy, juicy and good chunk of meat. Our server was lovely and attentive. Would love to come back for dinner to try their dragon bites and maybe order a couple of drinks from their bar. They have a great space in the bar area“

“The owner is very friendly, their food is the best northern Chinese cuisine I had in the greater Seattle area, I tried pepper and pork intestine, lamb soup noodles, the stir fried veggie, and I tried the hand-pulled chicken last time, I like all of them! Their food would be my first choice if I need a party catering in the future ?“

“this is my favorite chinese place and my family always comes here to eat when we want to eat chinese food. the food is delicious and the owner melissa is super nice and friendly and fun to talk to ? they have nice decorations in the restaurant too. the hot and sour soup and mongolian beef are my “

“We were really happy with our experience at Young’s. Our whole group ordered a little of everything off the menu and nothing missed. The classic breakfast food is sold, tasty, and filling. It feels like most food is made so you can season to taste. We also tried the crispy garlic chicken on a recommendation and it was light, crispy and tasty. We got two stars for spicy and we probably could have gone to three or four. They are very kid friendly with high chairs and the stuff is super sweet to our baby. There didn’t appear to be a changing table in the bathroom though which was a drawback.Kid-friendliness: The staff is very kid friendly, there are great kid friendly menu options, and there were lots of kids and babies there at brunch.“

“Popped in here on a whim the other day and am so happy I did. We got their pig ears, wontons, nine way noodles, and green Chili noodles. Every dish came out so flavorful and we will be returning very soon. The customer service was great! The workers here were attentive to and promptly refilled our water when they saw it was getting low, they even packed our food when we were done! I'm so glad to have another favorite restaurant in Federal Way to go to!“

“I always pass this place on my way to work but since that part of Kent is zombie land I avoid going to any business there. I am glad I took the chance and didn't let the tweeker in the parking lot deter me. The service was fast, place clean, and food delicious.“

“DELICIOUS food. Perfect for family style eating and truly one of the best Chinese/Szechuan places in the area. The green beans (we add fried tofu) is sooo yummy and the fried chicken cubes is very unique with a Szechuan flavor! Honestly everything we’ve ordered is so good. For family style eating, it ends up being a very affordable place to eat. This is a spot we will return to again and again!“

“Food is excellent but on take out orders there is too much sauce and leaks through the takeout container into the bag. Last time there was hole in the bag and the sauce dripped everywhere before I realized. Need better containers or to use less sauce.“

“As a traveler, being able to eat the taste of home away from home can really move you to tears. In the United States, it is common for Asian and Taiwanese food to be transformed into American flavors, but the taste of this restaurant is very faithful to that of Taiwan. The taste is really rare overseas, highly recommended!Small suggestion: There is too little sesame sauce in the cold noodles. When mixed with many noodles, the sesame sauce will not be absorbed. Use a larger container to put more sesame sauce, and then the sesame flavor can be moreIn addition, the quality of dumplings is not very stable. Sometimes they are delicious, and sometimes the meat has a strange smell. Maybe the handling and selection of ingredients need to be improved.“

“The food here is just ok-good. I wish I ordered better drinks than the passion fruit green tea and pineapple green tea that were an additional add on for the bentos. Drinks at other Yifangs that I've been to all had great fruit teas. The bentos are not bad, but nothing to write home about.I'm sure this place is better than what my review sounds, it's just that I didn't order the right things.“

“Some of the best Vietnamese cuisine you will find in the greater Seattle area. Everything I've tried here has been truly exceptional. Some of my favorites are the fried catfish, beef and morning glory salad, baby clams with rice cracker, grilled lemongrass goat, and coconut steamed spotted prawns.10 out of 10 recommend!“

“The hostess was very friendly and the food was quickly prepared and served. It was hot and fresh, and the fried rice was delicious. The General Tso chicken was just alright. It was very salty and had no heat, desperate being market as "spicy" on the menu.The price was also too high - a weekday lunch entrée with rice and a soda ran well over $20.Their soda options are limited to Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Root Beer, and Orange Fanta.The environment is very spacious and clean, with a warm and well-lit atmosphere.Wheelchair accessibility: Very spacious indoor environment, with plenty of room to fit a wheelchair at many tables.“

“I have never had such an amazing experience! The young man that took our order was so kind and helpful and the entire environment was just wonderful. Great portion sizes and perfect prices you really can’t beat Bucks! Thank you guys for the wonderful dinner we will most certainly be returning very soon!!“

“Stopped here for the first time today to pick up lunch. Loved the flavor and taste of each of three dishes we tried. This will now be our favorite Chinese restaurant in the area. Crispy & Spicy Fish 香辣鱼 & Szechuan Chicken 四川鸡 were particularly good.“

“My husband and I come here often and we've never had a bad experience. There's never been more than a ten minute wait for a table and the food always comes out fast! When ordering you mark a menu card and they bring out the different shareable dishes as they're ready and staff consistently clears away empty dishes and checks on your table. We always order a bit too much and end up overstuffed at the end of our meal, so I definitely recommend coming hungry!“

“Definitely an authentic Sichuan菜 experience to be had here. Flavors remind me of some of the best similar restaurants I've visited while living in China.Dry hot pots, stir fried green beans, spicy noodles, and (non-spicy) beef and Chinese broccoli and fried rice for the kids made this an all-around great choice to please any palate. Vegetarians also have a lot of options, but I would probably check to ensure it's Western veg vs. Chinese veg to make sure no dietary rules are broken!Although it can get packed, as many other reviews have mentioned, service via QR code ticket gets things moving fairly quickly, and you shouldn't need to wait more than 20 minutes or so.“

“Best food in the area for the price and quality I come here all the time. Usually when I get teriyaki it’s usually greasy but this place is clean and their food tastes great. The staff always give me great service and the portions here are a lot more than other places. Today I got pork teriyaki and the portion was insane. Great place to eat and order take out“

“Had lunch at this place before dropping my sister off at the airport. Great place to enjoy dimsum and other chinese food by the SeaTac area. It took us about 10 minutes wait to be served with our food. We ordered through a tablet. You can keep adding items to your menu anytime.We enjoyed the salad prawns. It had watermelons with it; quite refreshing. The seasoned string beans were not that good and quite flavorless; it could be a little saltier and crunchier. I have no complaints for the dim sums. The pork shao bao and shao mai is different from what I’m used to, but they are not bad.A surprisingly good one we ordered was the Singaporean style vermicelli/noodles. The flavors hit the spot! Highly recommended!!“

“My favorite Chinese restaurant in our local area! Seriously good food...and even better service. The folks that work here are always very kind and cheerful...picking up our food is always a great start to an amazing meal. Highly recommend the Singapore Noodles and hot and sour soup!! San Wok is truly a gem in Kent!“

“Never trust a Chinese restaurant that doesn't have Chinese on the walls and this one had a bunch! Don't let the decor fool you. This is a solid place. We got the stone pot beef rice, hot and sour soup, one veggie, BBQ pork egg foo young, and 2 tofu dishes. All were excellent. Flavor was strong and very authentic. Highly recommended!“

“Terry went above and behind for my family to make my daughters rehearsal luncheon perfect in the private room. The food was delicious and the servers were very polite and helpful. Get the fried Rice ! Everyone said it was the best fried rice they have ever had! The whole day was perfect ! If you need to have a private event look no further then Terrys Kitchen . Thank you so much for helping us create this memory that will last a lifetime.“

“Honestly I am scared to share this place with anyone. It's great value and delicious. There's a huge variety of things to try, so much that I have my next 3 orders already nailed down. They have Chinese American, teriyaki, and Korean food! The owner was so sweet and friendly as well. Just a great time overall. Katsu rating was a 8.5/10 pretty darn good, crispy, not dry and well seasoned!“

“My favorite place to take important guests for a nice meal and a nice conversation. My favorites are as follows:- House fried rice- Buddha's delite- Crispy noodles with white sauce- Black pepper beef- Orange chickenThe service is stellar. Our glasses of water is never below half-full. All of the silverware is always clean. The water never tastes like dish soap. The servers are always helping each other to make for a great experience. The food here is wonderful. We've been going for over 20 yrs, and it hasn't changed at all.“

“A gem of a Chinese restaurant in Federal Way. We stopped here right after a soccer game and were lucky to get in before they closed. Service was very friendly and the place is very clean. The food is hot and tasty. We ordered some staples like House Special Chow Mein, Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings, and Garlic Chinese Broccoli. What stood out though was the barbecue. May May's does a great job with their barbecue. It's meaty (not too boney) and tastes really good.Give this place a try if you're ever in the area.“

“I've been buying bbq pork buns from this bakery for about 8 years and I don't think I'll ever get tired of them. They're always consistent, fresh and tasty. Maybe a tad pricey but well worth it.Commons mall is always empty too but it's really nice to be able to get in and out quickly and not have to wait in lines plus it's close to the entrance too.“

“Pork fried rice tonight was exceptional! The cook left the celery and onion with a little bit of crunch to it instead of cooking it until it was soft which was fabulous. Sweet and sour pork was great as was the cashew chicken which had perfectly cooked vegetables. Yum! Generous portions with their delivery. Have been my go-to place for Chinese delivery for a couple of years now.“

“Very good teriyaki and katsu. Portions are big and worth the price. Food is served hot and fresh. Staff is friendly. To go order was ready quickly. There is a lot of seating available if you would like to dine in. I plan on returning. Would definitely recommend!“

“Yummy food and generous portions!We came to this place around noon on a Sunday. We ordered claypot spicy beef rice noodle, wonton Sui-Kau Noodle soup, and Salt Pepper fried chicken. All tatses pretty good and homey! I'd recommend trying the claypot noodle if you want to try something more flavorful beyond the general canton dishes. It comes in different soup options: spicy, tomato, golden hot and sour etc. and it has loads of toppings including fish balls, beef balls, corns, ham, greens, etc. The service is very nice.“

“The new owners have done an AMAZING job with the menu and food!! Lately it seems sushi has been small and underwhelming. I'm seriously impressed with the larger portions and quality at this hidden gem! Not only do they have teriyaki and sushi they also have Indian food! Although it was my first experience with such, I can't wait to go back! It was delicious!! There really is something for EVERYONE! Bonus the owners are super nice!“

“Smile when you walk in and you'll be met with a warm and familial service. I slept on this place for too long. Family run, clean and solid cozy foods. I'll be back again and again when I'm in town.Parking: It's a very popular plazaKid-friendliness: My son had his dinner and was able to finish homework on a clean table and no fuss environment.Wheelchair accessibility: Lot to door flat entry“

“It's my first time stopping by and ordering $135 worth of food from this Casino. I happened to come from fishing with a friend, and we wanted some Chinese food.The entrance is dark. Once you're inside, it is a bit inviting at first. Then, you have to go around the gambling table straight to the bar to order some food. As you make your way around these game tables, everyone looks at you. It's almost like a third-world country where you are a foreigner walking in. I ordered three dishes and three sandwiches. It took about forty-five minutes to wait for the food.Besides the unfriendly staff, the food is good, and I plan to order again. Except call an hour in advance.,“

“Great service, large portions! It was my first time having jjajangmyeon and it was drastically better than the instant stuff from the grocery store! The marinated fried chicken was delicious and had a nice kick to it! Very welcoming atmosphere l!“

“Had a great experience ordering to-go from Magic Wok. Was in town just for a quick work trip and stumbled across this place. Food was good, very hot when picked up, and tasted fresh! Great options for vegetarians, which was wonderful because that isn’t often the case. Ordered vegetarian egg flower soup, veggie spring roll, and orange tofu.“

“Renton has many excellent Chinese restaurants. Mai Place Asian Bistro is one of them. The food and services are both excellent. The restaurant has a bigger parking lot on behalf if you can get a parking space in front of the restaurant. Mai Place Asian Bistro is a restaurant known by the locals. They're famous in the Chinese community!Parking: The parking lot behind the restaurant is much bigger“

“They have the best jjajangmyun and tangsuyuk in the Seattle area, with super friendly and prompt service. Jjajangbap is also really good. Trust me, I've tried all other Korean-Chinese restaurants in the north and south sides, and nothing compares to this place.“

“An unassuming strip mall location hides the best Chinese restaurant in Federal Way.The staff are very welcoming, and make you feel right at home. The food is amazing, with vegetables cooked properly, and textures as they should be. Flavors are great. When cooking different vegetables together, some require more or less time to cook, but there is never an undercooked or overcooked vegetable, even in the same dish, meaning they take time to make sure they add ingredients in at the right time to make sure everything is cooked properly. Most other restaurants will just shove everything in a wok and it leads to some vegetables being overcooked and others being undercooked, these guys do it right. Definitely will be going here more often.“

“Honestly had no idea what I was expecting really. As someone who has only frequented Vegas as my normal casino ventures, when I got inside, the mirror against the back wall made it seem bigger than it actually was. We were actually just looking for a place to eat late at night. When we didn't find tables to really sit at to eat, we moved to the bar and ordered from there. The bartender was awesome and sweet. She really took care of us. One look at the menu and I knew we were about to get some good good food. I had the Pho (rare beef) and she ordered some chicken. Wasn't expecting such huge portions but damn was it good. It's been a while since I last had pho and I was more than happy to consume. A few drinks and some banter later, the night was done and we were full. Mission accomplished. Only giving 4/5 as my brain was expecting a side area for a restaurant but after looking at the size of the building, I'm the idiot who let myself down lol.“

“Since discovering this restaurant in January, 2020, I have eaten here about eighteen times and gotten takeout food from here about thirty eight times. This is an extraordinary restaurant and the chef and her staff really know a lot about food that tastes good, and they serve it. I am not an expert, but I think this is food from the region of China around Shanghai. When one eats at the restaurant, one is served a tiny little “Barbie’s appetizer” of the sort that in many European restaurants is called a throat/ mouth/ tongue amusement or something similar, in any one of a dozen or more languages. This little dish containing three items is very entertaining and it says a lot about the restaurant: one is slightly sweet, one is slightly sour, and one is slightly piquant. Consume it slowly and thoughtfully. With most orders, you will be served a small dish with minced not pressed garlic in it, covered with a darker liquid than soy sauce. This is so-called black vinegar, and I really like it served this way. I had never had a “soup dumpling” before, and, truth be told, I am not sure that I could’ve envisioned their existence until they confronted me, but they are spectacular and delicious, especially the pork ones. Do not get these soup dumplings to carry out or be delivered. Wait for the pandemic to pass so that you can eat them just as they are served in the restaurant. Other dishes that I consider delicious to the point of having spectacular characteristics are the pork pancake rolls, beef pancake rolls, egg & chive pancake rolls, the hot and sour tofu hot pot (!), every kind of dumpling that they make, the pork wonton in spicy sichuan sauce, and today, to my great satisfaction, I was introduced to the Chinese sausage with a handmade noodle that they call vermicelli, but it is rather wide. I have not eaten much fried rice since I first ate Chinese food a very long time ago. I ordered fried rice here and it was wonderfully toothsome and delicious. The pancake rolls are difficult to eat, but they are so tasty that they can be forgiven. The app that they use for takeout orders is rather buggy, and I find I prefer to order in person and sit down and read a book while they prepare the food. The warm, alert, and friendly staff are liable to recognize you if you eat there more than once, even if you wear an elaborate mask. This detail quite took my breath away. A slight preponderance of the clientele appears to me to have Asian ancestry. At my house, we can usually make four to six “person-meals“ from three orders of food from here. Overall, my feeling about this restaurant is the feeling I would have if I found a bag of gold dust on a forest trail. July, 2020: A new special, off menu, written on construction paper on the wall is “salt and pepper shrimp.” This is very lightly batter-dipped shrimp, in its shell, fried with assorted peppers, red, green, black. It is delicious. Since my first visit in early 2020, I have continued to eat here 1 to 4 times a month. I strongly re-endorse my comments above.“

“If I am correct, then the roast duck at Dynasty BBQ Restaurant may be the most delicious and delicious among all the BBQ restaurants in the Seattle area. Of course, everyone has different tastes and preferences, and everyone has their own preferences for salted fish and carrots.“

“Ordered the kung pao chicken, it was delicious! Comes with two nice big scoops of rice and a good portion of chicken and various vegetables (there are peanuts!) The sauce goes well with the rice, yum. It had just the right amount of spiciness (you probably can’t eat this if you have 0 tolerance for spice). Pick up of the takeout order went smoothly, food was ready fast and I was in and out. Restaurant itself was small and a bit dark but clean enough. The man at the front/cashier was friendly. Be wary though that they don’t really read the special instructions/notes; I asked for a spoon, chopsticks, and napkins in my pick up order but ended up with just a single small/thin napkin and a fork. The sauce had spilled out from the edges of the styrofoam takeout box so thankfully there was a plastic bag around it, it was a bit messy inside the bag.. Other than that though, food was great! Would come back again to give it another shot and to try out some other dishes on the menu.“

“First time and already liked it once I walked in the door. The smells are amazing with the traditional aroma's, smells clean and looks clean. Food is amazing and hits the spot. I'll definitely keeping coming g here.Kid-friendliness: Seen kids running around so I'm sure they are kid friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: Ramp to main door.“

“My husband got me takeout after I got home from day surgery yesterday. The food was good and fresh. I am removing a star because my husband tapped his card and somehow a 30% tip was added! Not cool. Generally we pay cash at restaurants and add a cash tip (18%) to the tip jar, but my husband used his last cash at the day surgery snack bar. We don’t ever use delivery services that charge restaurants 30% of their sales! I have read about ppl getting assigned high tips, but we had not experienced it until now. Beware!“

“First time visit recommended by a friend. Wait time for a table wasn’t long even though they were very busy. Hot pepper and salt pork chops, chicken congee, chicken marinated fried rice, and deep fried sole and creamy corn sauce were all delicious! Service was great, friendly staff! Definitely will be back.“

“I absolutely love Magic Dragon because of its unique blend of Chinese and Korean cuisine. The flavors are truly magical and the dishes are always prepared with the freshest ingredients. The staff is also incredibly friendly and welcoming, making it the perfect spot for a delicious and enjoyable meal.“