Dim Sum Carts Still Roll Through The Dining Room At Jade Garden In Seattle's Chinatown-International District
Some Seattle lunches come with a dress code and a reservation system, and some come with a pot of tea before anyone has said hello. This story is about the Jade Garden Restaurant, a family-run dim sum hall in Seattle's Chinatown-International District, has been a popular spot for dim sum at budget prices in a no-frills Chinese setting that stays open late. The restaurant is located in an old building near the intersection of 7th and King on the corner of the district's walkable grid of shops, bakeries, and markets. The menu includes small plates and larger family-style dishes. The staff is described as reliable, reliable, and the bill rarely causes heartburn. The dining room has seen a slight change in recent years, mostly to the seating. However, the tradition of cart-style dim sum remains, with current diners describing an order-to-make style, with food arriving quickly and waiting groups waiting for groups.
Опубликовано : 5 часов назад от Claire Donovan в Lifestyle
Some Seattle lunches come with a dress code and a reservation system, and some come with a pot of tea before anyone has said hello. This story is about the second kind.
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