3 Best Chinese Restaurants in Bellevue, WA

“Din Tai Fung provides regular, high-quality food and service. Since its establishment by Mr. Bing-Yi Yang in Taiwan in 1972, Din Tai Fung has garnered global acclaim for its exceptional quality and excellent service. The decor is modern and classy, and the Staff always makes sure the dining area is clean. They approach customers with humility and respect. Making relationships with the guests is Din Tais' first priority, and they have built trust through honesty, fairness, and accountability for their actions. Din Tai has 27 vegetarian dishes and 22 vegan dishes available. Din Tai Fung has over 170 locations in 13 countries worldwide. They accept credit cards and mobile payment apps. They also have a private dining facility for the customers.”

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“Dough Zone Dumpling House Overlake was established to bring traditional homemade Chinese comfort food into a trendy setting. Over 50 dishes are on the menu to select from so that customers can mix & match to find their desired combination. They pride themselves on serving the best food to the table, which is made of high-quality, freshest local ingredients. Xiao Long Bao, Q-Bao, Dan Dan Noodle, and Pot Stickers are some of their signature dishes. They also serve vegan dishes to the customers and have high chairs to accommodate the customers with kids. Dough Zone Dumpling House Overlake accepts credit card payments and has a private dining facility for the customers. They also have happy hour specials to add more fun to the dining.”

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“Supreme Dumplings is a delightful Chinese dumpling restaurant that offers a wonderful experience. To bring the most authentic Xiao Long Bao, they had to bring in the master of the art. Chef Wang has over 25 years of culinary knowledge in over five countries all across. They are honored to have him partner with them to bring joy through the most classic Chinese Cuisine. They are creating moments of pleasure with good food. Visit them soon for the most authentic soup dumplings(xiaolongbao) and other small bites of happiness developed by a former W Hotel Taipei executive chef. They accept credit cards, and the restaurant is wheelchair accessible. They also have reservations service to customers.”

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