Dim Sum King
617 S Jackson St, 98104-2910 - Seattle
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#609 of 2713 restaurants in Seattle
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Phone:
+1 206-682-2823
🌐 Website:
http://dimsumking.net/
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Address:
617 S Jackson St, Seattle
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Delicious dim sum at affordable prices. Tried for the first time today, i expected Har Gow to be big and Shumai to be tiny but Har Gow is actually smaller and Shumai is HUGE. This places is definitely one of my lunch delivery spots now. Thank you for the amazing food!
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I am a big fan of hong kong style egg tarts, almost an afficianado. I would always go out of my way to get egg tarts from Asian bakeries and restaurants all over Seattle/Eastside area. This place hands down have the BEST Hong Kong style egg tarts. Perfect balance of custardy sweetness and flakiness. It is esctacy inside your mouth! One or two pieces is always not enough. Get them by the dozen and share it!
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Love this place. I like their shrimp rice roll, egg tart, sweet white cake, turnip cake, fried sesame ball, chicken bun, steamed rice bun, mochi, custard bun.
I also like to get the congee and a fried doughnut for breakfast to which I'll add a chicken foot.
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Great grab-and-go dim sum for when you don’t want to sit down and order. Their siu mai and baked buns are really good for the price. Even with a line you can get your food within 10 minutes.
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Loved it! really only counter service, 2 small tables but it's just as easy to take the dim sum to Hing Hay park and enjoy after ordering.
Using the sheet of paper to mark up everything, we got a full serving of shrimp cheung fun, siu mai, turnip cake, lotus leaf sticky rice, chicken feet, ham sui gok (on menu as 'fried meat football'), and a custard bun; altogether with tip came out to $18.
The standout was the turnip cake, everything else as expected from a good dim sum place
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The cheapest dim sum in Seattle I’ve found. I go here pretty frequently. I really like the shrimp dumplings, the lotus balls, and the peanut mochi. They do tack on a bag and container charge, but it’s less than a dollar. I’d recommend paying cash simply bc there is a charge for a sub 10 dollar purchase.
Go in the mornings, they have more food then!
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Dim sum takeaway by the item, you tick the items you want on the piece of paper provided. Very good prices - box of goodies in the photo for just over $10. Standout item was the egg tart. Prawn dumpling and custard bun were great too. Slightly disappointed by the pork bun and didn't enjoy the fan-guo.
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I'm in the area for a week-long workshop at the Luke Wing Museum. Another participant told me about Dim Sum King. Such a fantastic place! Low prices for small portions, which is perfect for trying different things. A fun way to eat. I thoroughly enjoyed everything I had.
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Delicious dim sum for a decent price! Got take out and service was quick.
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I thought I'd give this place a try on my trip and I'm so glad I did! No line. It was nice to just get as much as you'd want and it was a decent price. Got everything in the 3rd photo for about $18.
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