Recommended Asian Restaurants in the Seattle Area: Master List
Here's a compilation of links to lists of my favorite Asian restaurants broken down into different categories.
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Two Types of “Hot” Pots Are Currently King in the ID
Whether dry or hot, pots are engaging and interactive dining experiences that are definitely delicious. Here are two new ones to try.
QQ Bites Offers Mouthfuls of Taiwanese Cuisine
This sister restaurant of the Eastside's Facing East offers the same Taiwanese beef noodle soup, pork burgers, and more, but without the same service and atmosphere.
Dumplings Are for the Mouth and Ears at Jiaozi
Eating dumplings can also be critically important, as there’s belief in China that if you don’t have jiaozi in winter, you’ll have ear pain.
Sichuan Street Food Spices Up Mount Baker
Sia Zhang and Alison Deng are trying to spice things up in Mount Baker. As owner and manager, respectively, of the newly opened Little Chengdu, they are bringing the heat to an area otherwise known for cool and crisp Vietnamese food. In fact, their location…
Sweet and Spicy in Lake City
Presenting two very different restaurants guaranteed to stimulate your taste buds.
Dough Zone Brings Dumplings and More to the International District
Dough Zone’s xiao long bao, a must-order, are as good as the ones at Din Tai Fung. They’re just as delicate, and they actually have more of the tell-tale droop that comes from the hot soup inside.
Is North Seattle Becoming the “New Richmond” of Chinese Food?
The arrival of more Chinese food establishments on the north side signals a shifting culture around ethnic eats.
8 Great Restaurants at an Intersection in Little Saigon
Though this just scratches the surface of what’s in the area, here are eight of my favorite places at the corner of 12th and Jackson.
Feeding Minds Turns into Feeding People at Two University District Noodle Shops
Two immigrants are schooling local students and the greater community about the joy of noodles from beyond the borders of their respective provinces back in China.
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