HAPPY CRAB
$$ • Seafood, Chinese, Noodles
Hours:
6135 Seaview Ave NW, Seattle
(206) 360-7777
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If they bring the old menu back OR actually provide Dungeness crab in the all you can eat on weekends I would recommend. So disappointed when we tried the new menu all you can eat last Sunday. The only crab that wasn't soaked in sauces was snow crab, and they were not able to keep up with the demand, there was at least a 20 min wait and line to get snow crab. We were expecting Dungeness because that was listed on the menu as why weekend was premium priced. I've been here before...read full review
I will definitely recommend Happy Crab. Was invited to Happy Crab for casual business lunch today. When I first see its Signature name, I knew it couldn’t be wrong. I love their decoration and sea views. Very romantic and elegant restaurant. The food was served quick and all flavors are delicious as well as creative.
It is lucky to get the chance to meet the owner Lily, she has great personality. Great smile, being honest & adorable. I admire what Happy Crab said:
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I tried Happy Crab for the lunch hour after seeing their post. I only order soup dumplings and did this online at 1120 am. I arrived at 1215 and was told it wasn't ready. Restaurant was empty and waited until 1230 for my order when pickup was scheduled for 1215. I hope their lunch hussle improves as people are only allowed so much time for breaks. I have been for dinner and was impressed. Needless to say I was let down this time
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Hours
| Monday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 9PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 9:30PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 10PM |
| Sunday | 11:30AM - 9PM |
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Happy Crab is a restaurant that offers a delightful blend of Asian-style Cajun/Creole and fried seafood, complemented by a diverse menu featuring biang biang noodles, xiao long bao, dumplings, and wonton. The seafood boil portions are generous, and the green mussels are crisp and succulent. Guests can choose from a variety of sauces for their boil, including the popular Cajun butter and mala. The happy hour jambalaya and étouffée have an Asian-inspired twist that is both unique and tasty, though some diners feel the jambalaya may not be worth its price. The spacious atmosphere, panoramic Puget Sound view, and pleasant low-key service, including the presence of cute robot waiters, contribute to a good value dining experience. While many dishes are served by robots, there can be some inconsistencies with temperature. Overall, Happy Crab is becoming a favorite spot for those looking for a fun dining experience.