We took another sites reviews as ok and ate here. Food was sweet and poor quality. Everything is extra including white rice. Egg rolls were fried whole with a egg batter instead of a wonton wrapper. Was greasy, under cooked and soggy. Just nasty all around.

Four Seas Restaurant

The restaurant with a reputation in Seattle Chinatown is spacious and simple. It has a stove. The fire is shining at night. It is very atmospheric. There is a covered terrace outside. There is a waterfall on the side. The water is amazing. The classic Vietnamese cuisine is unique. There is always someone waiting for the price. High but worth a try ～

Every time I went, I said that everyone had a pot, and every time I finished ordering, I said that I should order a pot share, and then I ate it every time. The store that doesn&#39;t have to wait is very good. It is the handsome service brother who is confident that when the whole table next door is cleaned up, the chain is dropped, and the soup is slightly splashed on our feet and faces. 😮&zwj;💨😮&zwj;💨😮&zwj;💨 ​

The food was very good - well done because my two Chinese friends were hungry and we decided to eat at this restaurant. The food was very good. Nicely done. Although the service was slower than many local small restaurants in China. But it was because the dishes needed to be made perfectly.

A small shop, but Japanese sushi is quite authentic, like salmon and tuna, the tempura flour inside is more, but the shrimp meat is still very fresh, beef is more flavorful.

This Kau Kau restaurant is a Chinese restaurant in Seattle. The main restaurant is Cantonese cuisine. The taste of this dish is quite appetizing to me, because overall it is very light, but delicious.

Seattle is quite good Cantonese restaurant dim sum shop, very good, not worse than our food in Guangdong, but also quite admired, can do so well abroad, most of the dim sum is Chinese people eat!

I&#39;ve not had such a horrible customer service experience in quite some time and am only giving this place one star because you can&#39;t give anything lower. First off, the place was almost as cold as it was outside, the parking lot was nearly full yet all the tables inside were empty and there was virtually no staff to speak of. My wife, kid and I only waited at least 5 minutes before we saw anyone who even asked if we wanted to be seated...in an empty restaurant and we ended up leaving because after we were seated we didn&#39;t see or hear from anyone for at least 10-15 minutes. My kid was getting fussy because she was cold and hungry and my pregnant wife was feeling sick and needing to eat. So after waiting 10-15 more mins for someone, anyone, to show up and give us menus and possibly take our drink orders, we decided to leave. Before got all the way out of the door, some guy comes running after us. At first, we thought he was chasing us down to apologize and to ask for another chance, I mean, if I was the owner of a place and saw someone about to walk out, that&#39;s what I&#39;d do, but we couldn&#39;t be more wrong. The REAL reason why the guy came running after us was to tell us to move our car out of his parking lot since we weren&#39;t going to be eating there, which we were going to do anyway. The House of Hong next door was almost the complete opposite experience: warm, inviting and a staff that seemed overjoyed to have us there as customers. Menus were on our table before we even sat down and our food not only was wonderful, but came out very quickly as well. In hindsight, I should have gave Four Seas a call, asked to speak with their manager or owner and then thanked them for sending us over to the House of Hong, because if we had decided to stay, I doubt our experience would have gotten any better. I guess Four Seas just hates money. Had I read the reviews on here beforehand, I&#39;d never have stepped foot in this place and never intend to again.

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