Cantonese Restaurants in Seattle, WA

“A highly recommended Cantonese-style restaurant, and the food tastes great, a wonderful brunch.“

“This is my favorite dim sum restaurant in Seattle. The food is amazing and their attentive waiters’ customer service is top notch.

I removed a star because of their new policy of charging 3% for using a credit card. The waiter seemed uncomfortable having to tell me this and ended up waiving it after seeing how surprised I was. I’ll change my review to 5 stars if they ever remove the policy.

I love these folks and will definitely be back again soon.“

“This is a long time Chinese favorite. They make excellent congee. The rock fish congee was excellent. The wonton noodle soup was really good. I added braised beef, too many tendons for me. I would have preferred the roast pork. They now take cards. Don't forget to buy the rice dumplings and pork buns.“

“First time eating here.

The dumplings and spicy noodle with beef & brisket , meatballs was good portion and lots of flavor!

The menu is easy to order and lots of options you can customize your own bowl of noodles. Pick from toppings, soup , and sides.

Best noodle place I had in while !“

“Amazingly flavorful… perhaps my new fave in the states!“

“large portion of food on some. Over all great food.“

“A highly recommended Cantonese-style restaurant, and the food tastes great, a wonderful brunch.“

“The place is unassuming and the menu is diverse and has lots of specials that can be ordered days in advance. Everything was tasty but the bone in chicken I ordered wasn’t typical bone in it was chopped into chunks roughly through the bones so there were a lot of small bone fragments which made it difficult to eat and I wouldn’t recommend for small children or those with orthodontics at all for this reason. The chestnuts were slightly underdone as well. The green beans and rice were excellent and I appreciated the tea served with the meal“

“Authentic Cantonese noodle and wonton soups. The soups come in regular (small) and large bowls. The fish balls were so chewy and bouncy - loved them.

The roast duck was also really good - tender and juicy, if only the skin can be crispier. Overall a solid 4.5 out of 5 for the food and services.“

“After 2 weeks of traveling on the road, this is exactly what we needed. The food is delicious, piping hot, and served quickly. Flavors are very authentic and homey and really hit the spot. Service is great too. There is parking at the front of the store but it is limited. Food is reasonably priced.“

“I've been coming to Honey Court Seafood Restaurant for over 30 years and loving it. It's one of my favorite Chinese restaurants in Seattle.

The food at this restaurant is authentic and flavorful. The servers are genuine and pleasant.

I've been coming to Honey Court for lunch, dinner, and sometimes at midnight since the restaurant close very late at night. That's another thing I like about this place.

My favorite dishes are beef chow mein, wonton soup, Mongolian beef, and salted fish fried rice. If you want good Chinese food, this is the place.“

“I highly recommend this restaurant. The portions were huge! I ordered the roasted duck and BBQ pork, and they were so delicious and flavorful. Be sure to stop by if you visit Chinatown in Seattle. The prices were also very reasonable, and the lunch specials were a great deal.“

“Food is delicious ?
However this place accepts cash ? only. The check was brought in the middle of eating food. I felt that we were in a hurry to finish the meal faster and make room for other customers. And I had no cash with me….“

“Visiting Seattle for the 49ers game, found them on google when we wanted really good Chinese food on the way to the game. it’s so delicious! You have to get their beef udon noodles, huge portion, great price, so amazing. Shrimp tempura was cooked perfectly and not greasy, curry beef skewers were also yummy. We also got the curry beef which was perfect for the chilly night ahead of us 10/10 would come back for the udon noodles.“

“Although they are always busy, it’s a must go spot for me and my boyfriend when we go to Seattle. All the food are amazing, love their dim sum, fried rice and noodles. Be prepared to wait for 30 mins if you go there around lunchtime (12-1), but it will be worth the wait. Food are authentic.“

“After a week without Asian food, I was looking for a real dim sum place in Seattle. This definitely hit the mark! It is literally a mom-and-pop shop...the owners are a married couple that do everything in the restaurant. They mostly speak Chinese and their mannerism may be different for the typical American diner, but I am quite used to the custom.

Everything we ordered was spot on.

Shrimp dumplings and sui mai were large and freshly made. The wrappers were not mushy or dry...perfectly steamed.

The salt and pepper wings were well fried and not too dry; the salt and pepper squid was very good and not rubbery.

We ordered the mushroom rice rolls and it was amazing. The rice wrapper was soft and tender and the mushroom filling was plentiful and well seasoned, but not salty.

All of the food was amazing, especially when we found out that they do NOT use MSG.

So glad we stopped in.“

“Food was absolutely yummy. Easy to order. Efficient service“

“Our favorite Seattle ID restaurant.“