Chiang's Gourmet

I didn't expect to be able to eat such authentic morning tea and provide a variety of snacks in Seattle. I recommend the beef pancake, which is crispy on the skin and sandwiched with large pieces of beef. It is very delicious. Salted rice balls and sweet rice balls are also very good. With freshly boiled soy milk to meet the happy needs of the day.

Best Chinese food in the city I swear. The dim sum is amazing. The menu is a little hard to navigate but the wonton in hot and spicy sauce and spicy sauce and any of the baked cakes are amazing savory options. Fritters of twisted dough are so crispy it's incredible, and salted egg custard buns are a great sweet option.

Absolutely love this place. A ton of menu items that are not typical of Chinese American cuisine (I think it’s authentic Chinese but I don’t wanna say without knowing). The tea smoked duck and the spicy fried frog were both delicious and new and exciting. The building looks a little beat up, but the food is great.

Traditional and authentic Chinese restaurant you can find near Seattle. The owner is Chinese and most meals can be modified to your taste buds. The owner and staff were super friendly and professional. The restaurant looks old, but it’s fairly clean for a Chinese restaurant. It’s been there at least for 20 years. This is our third time trying out this place, and the food is deliciously steady. Our favorite dish is the Shanghai noodles, you can ask to add spice to some of the dishes if you prefer spicy and hot. Overall, the food was delicious and the atmosphere is homey.

Food: The food is DELICIOUS. It can definitely add up if you're not careful, but in my opinion the price is SO worth it. Service: It's pretty good, we went during busy hours and it took approximately an hour to get our food, however the place was packed and the taste definitely makes up for that. Atmosphere: Definitely a very loud and chatty type of place, lots of overlapping voices and oftentimes you see kids. If that doesn't bother you, you'll fit right in. TLDR: Great place if you've got a bit of money to spend, I'd highly recommend doing your best to go at times when the place is not busy.

I thought the food was okay, my gf really liked the char siu pork bun and soy milk she ordered. The mala beef I ordered wasn’t spicy (neither ma or la). Service was excellent, especially for a dim sum restaurant were folks are usually less than attentive. Atmosphere is very chatty and busy, similar to other dim sum restaurants but not where one would go for a quiet, dimmer atmosphere.