Gan Bei Eatery and Bar
$$ • Bars, Comfort Food, Asian FusionAbout Gan Bei Eatery and Bar
Customers' Favorites
Fried Chicken Legs and Thighs
Traditional Clay Pot Rice
Garlic Onion String Beans
Home Style Chili Wontons
Hand Shredded Chicken
Green Bean Stir Fry
Sticky Fried Rice
Mushroom Mapo Tofu
Thai Chili Wings
Mandarin Breeze
Gan Bei Eatery and Bar Reviews
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We need more places like this in Seattle!
On here it says kitchen closes at 10:30pm but they told us it was closed at 9:45pm today after they forgot to make some of the stuff we ordered. So just be aware sometimes kitchen closes early! Food is really good though
Excellent food, no fuss bar in cosy and welcoming setting. I recommend you stop for a bite and drink before an event, after an event or at the end of a long day. This is a great place
Hours
| Monday | 3:59 - 11PM |
| Tuesday | 3:59 - 11PM |
| Wednesday | 3:59 - 11PM |
| Thursday | 3:59 - 11:45PM |
| Friday | 3:59 - 11:45PM |
| Saturday | 3:59 - 11:45PM |
| Sunday | 3:59 - 11PM |
Gan Bei Eatery and Bar offers a lovely dive atmosphere with delicious food and fun karaoke nights. The menu includes favorites like wonton soup, beef chow fun, orange chicken, and xo green beans. Customers enjoy the Sunday karaoke with friendly staff, and it is less crowded than Thursdays. The place is welcoming to all, with some playfully calling it the "lesbian takeover." The restaurant has a small and intimate setting, featuring several tables at the front, a bar in the middle, and additional seating in the back near the kitchen. Many guests have been pleased to see the return of a larger kitchen menu, which includes dishes like the traditional claypot with Chinese sausages, pork belly, and greens. This dish takes about 20-30 minutes to prepare, and the crispy rice at the bottom has received praise for its flavor. Customers have also enjoyed the creative twists on traditional dishes, such as jalapeño chicken wings and the dry beef chow fun, which is popular among diners. Though parking can be difficult in Seattle, the overall vibe is fun and lively, making it a great spot for good food and a good time. Don't forget to try the black milk tea with whiskey and the kimchi bacon fried rice. Overall, Gan Bei is a place that invites repeat visits for its unique offerings and enjoyable atmosphere.