Taiwanese Restaurants in Seattle, WA

“Great food and quick service.“

“Very beautiful and fun experience with a vast selection and large portions.“

“We had a great experience here! The beef noodle was flavorful and comforting, and the marinated pork rice was delicious too. The staff were super friendly and attentive, and the whole place felt clean and cozy. Definitely a nice spot for a warm Taiwanese meal—would come back again!“

“Just delicious food! And, I thought the staff was very friendly and courteous. The establishment was clean and I will be returning to order food from them soon!“

“Delicious! Good services. Friendly ! Highly recommended.“

“Yummy buns variety of any kind you want to eat So tasty I’ll come back“

“Authentic is accurate. Lots of familiar dishes that bring back great memories. The fried chicken is a popular one, popcorn chicken is always welcome! The popcorn chicken is the same meat, just without the rice if you only care about the meat. Dongpo is also an extremely familiar option if you're looking for a juicy, fatty option. Honestly, you can't go wrong with anything and I could rave about all of them, except the regular chicken simply because I haven't tried it and don't expect too much as it's the more plain option.The meatballs seem to sell out first or second, so be aware of that and also take the chance if you haven't tried. Fried chicken is the safest choice IMO, but again you can't go wrong with anything. Go with fried chicken if you're looking for some crunch, dongpo for fatty, and braised beef for more of a "balanced" meal.Only unfortunate part is the hours, but it's perfect for lunch. I wish dinner was an option, but that's alright. Bentos seem small but are rather filling (more so than expected, at least). Though a bento and a side of popcorn chicken is a great combination. A consistent go-to nested in a convenient location for lunch.“

“Best taiwanese food and noodles soup!!!!! Must try the din sum!!!“

“The only downside is the slightly high prices, though they're comparable to other lunch spots in downtown Seattle. If it weren't for the cost, I would eat lunch here every day. For first-time visitors, I recommend the fried chicken. Asian food enthusiasts will love the Chayi chicken and beef stew.“

“Delicious custard taiyaki and toffee coffee. I did a last minute order from here, and wow; both things were amazing. ❤️“

“Restaurant side is CLOSED, and has been for over a year. Wholesale tofu is still available, and order pick-up/delivery is still available. Phone number remains the same.

Yelp and other listings are outdated and highly inaccurate. No more restaurant side, until further notice.“