8 Asian Cuisine

Excellent pan-asian restaurant inside the Muckleshoot Casino. Just re-opened, they are still getting their bearings after the Covid shutdown, but the food was as good as I remembered, the prices were almost the same as before, and the decor was "classy Asian", I guess. They added some menu items, such as pho and Peking duck (order ahead, takes 45 minutes). The staff was friendly, if a little unclear on some menu items. Definitely will be back!

This restaurant is a disgrace to Asian cuisine. This place generates so much money, yet their food is absolute garbage. The calamari portion was unbelievable. They were cheap baby scraps of tentacles and rings. I have never seen squid so small. Their chow fun looks like it was cooked in a lot of sauce, but it’s flavorless. I had to add seasonings to make it edible. The noodles were all stuck together and chunky. The beef didn’t taste like beef. They now give you some off brand of soy sauce for sushi. You can’t use any type of soy sauce for any type of food. They’re so cheap they can’t even buy Kikkoman soy sauce anymore. I’ve had a few other items in the hopes that they could make one thing right, but nope. Do not come here with high hopes. You’re better off getting Asian food at a legit place. You’d think with the restaurant being closed for so long they would want to improve their menu, but they don’t care about quality.

Was super excited to eat there again, my wife and went tonight for our favorite poke and crispy calamari. Before for arrived I jokingly said watch with shrinkflation portions will probably be a third what they used to be. Well I was 100% correct! Poke however was delicious crispy calamari was terrible like rubber not crispy at all honey walnut prawns were excellent!

Just ate here today after they reopened yesterday. The wait was 45 minutes for a group of 4.. it’s a Saturday so that’s to be expected. Waitress was not at all friendly or personable. She never once came back to check on us or refills our drinks. We waited at least 15 minutes after we were finished eating just to be able to ask for boxes and our bill. During this time she went to help the table behind us 3 different times. The general tso tasted like chicken in ketchup, very sweet. I would not recommend at all. The chicken fried rice was average, a little too dry and the sushi was subpar. All in all would not go back and eat here again, much rather save my money and just go to the little food court next door. The food is way better tasting at the food court restaurants and you don’t have to deal with waitresses who seem like they hate their jobs and don’t want to be there.

Haven't been here in a couple of years, went back and boy am I glad I did. Wow, nice upgrades to the menu, quality of the food and the presentation. They have upgraded in most aspects and the prices do reflect it. It has become more upscale than it was before! It is yummy and will definitely be back. Congrats to whoever upgraded the menu and the food!

Had a good visit from start to finish. After being seated our waitress Lay gave us solid attentive but non pressured (wife can take a while to decide). Our appetizers (spring and fried rolls, recommend them both) we ordered the Thailand chicken noodles accompanied with a fresh Tsing Toa. Have to try some other choices offered at the Muckleshoot Casino but we will be back for sure.