Browse menus, reviews and photos of Szechuan Restaurants in Seattle.
Szechuan · $
420 8th Avenue South, Seattle
Customers’ favorites
“Best dumplings outside of china.”
Szechuan · $
1048 South Jackson Street, Seattle
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“This feels like a hidden gem? The food and service were good. We had complimentary hot tea, hard to enjoy on a warm day but welcomed. I ordered the garlic eggplant, water boiled fish, and one of the lamb dish that had onions. Everything came out so delicious and as I expected from previous sichuanese restaurant experiences. The food is served family style on a large plate with one serving spoon. It can be difficult to eat the food with chopsticks as it gets oily real quick but they provide a spoon upon request. I would love to come back as often as possible if I were closer. It's also pretty affordable for the amount of food received.”
Szechuan · $$
On King street side, 504 5th Avenue South Ste 106, Seattle
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“Had lunch here today for the first time. The food was phenomenal and the staff were friendly. This might be my new favorite restaurant in Seattle CID.”
Chinese · $$
601 East Pike Street Unit 100, Seattle
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“Wonderful! atmosphere and fresh food!”
Hot Pot · $$
520 South Jackson Street, Seattle
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“AMAZING! Huge lamb and beef ring plate was fun to eat from. Sesame balls were good, Szechuan cucumbers were very spicy, complimentary soft serve ice cream is my favorite icy, bad quality texture I strangely love. Medium hot was too spicy for me, I liked the Chinese herb with no spice.”
Chinese · $
4545 University Way Northeast, Seattle
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“There's this unexpected gem, you MUST try, in the U-District! It's the Red Pepper Chinese Cuisine! They are this great clean and fairly fast restaurant, that serves up hearty and delicious meals! Most of their entrées serve 2 or more people (almost family style), so bring your appetite!!! We had their Dry Pot dish, where you can choose 5 mix and match ingredients, on their menu. A Stir-Fried Noodle, with Chicken and a Deep Fried Chicken Soft Bone, with RED PEPPER! 😉🔥🌶 Everything was super delicious and filling!!! It looks like they have great lunch specials too, so go check them out and lmk what you try! Cheers!”
Chinese · $$
2330 2nd Avenue, Seattle
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“A fantastic little spot for great Chinese food. Good prices, great options, and most importantly great taste. Only minor gripe I had was it says open till 11PM which is fine, but I was surprised to see table reservations for 10:15, 10:30, and 10:45 so I assumed maybe it’s a last entry is 11PM kind of thing. I booked 10:15 and got there on time, but was told that there’s no more seating and it would need to be take out. However, the host/server was still ready to seat me and my friend upon hearing we had a reservation which I really appreciate. I got take out anyways because I did not want to be annoying. And the food was out quickly and it was delicious! So keep doing what you do, I eat from here all the time, but please remove the table reservations that late if they aren’t actually real!”
Cocktail Bar · $$
114 Republican Street, Seattle
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“What a find? We had diner at Tyger Tyger Saturday night. Started off with the hand rolled pork wontons. Was a great way to start our meal. We tried the Tyger Tyger Fried Rice, Rockfish with Sour Mustard Greens, Chili Cumin Beef and rounded out our meal with the Wok Blistered Asparagus and the Greens with Walnut and Bacon. WOW what a taste sensation. Favorite…. The Rockfish and Blistered Asparagus. Was very easy to order, the food was ready when we came to pick it up with utensils included. Pick up was all staged in accordance to the social distance guidelines and staff was very polite and accommodating. Can’t wait for the drink menu to become available. Cheers!”
Chinese · $$
7845 Lake City Way Northeast, Seattle
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“I’ve been coming here for as long as I can remember and it’s still my favorite Chinese food I’ve ever had. Before it was Chiang’s it was called China Harbin in the eighties and before that it was a Pizza Hut, hence its architectural shape. Ordering off both the American Chinese Menu as well as the traditional Chinese Menu is a must. Highly recommend their hot and sour soup, housemade noodles, scallion pancakes, Chinese greens, and salt and pepper prawns. My son ate an entire tray of noodles to himself. Also kind of a bonus their fortune cookies are the best— both in taste and the fortune itself. My fortune was on point.”
Hot Pot · $$
930 North 130th Street, Seattle
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“awesome food. filled to the brim, worth the drive from Kent! the service was attentive and kind. food got out quick and when they say it's spicy. boy do they mean it! 5/5!”
Chinese · $$
4509 University Way Northeast, Seattle
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“I love Sichuan pepper 🌶, it's the perfect kind of spicy + numbing that makes you want to eat more and more. The dry pot chicken is amazing, a must try for anyone chasing the burn. The general tso chicken was also a delight, crispy and flavorful.”
Chinese · $$
4900 Stone Way North, Seattle
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“I live rather close to this hidden gem and decided to try it this week. I placed a large takeout order for pick up later and my order was ready promptly and was nice and hot! My partner and I especially loved the General Tso's Tofu and the Pan Fried Turnip Cake. The atmosphere looked immaculate when I went to pick up my order, I can't wait to dine in next time!”
Food Trucks · $
5456 Shilshole Avenue Northwest, Seattle
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“Absolutely delicious! Going back tomorrow!”