New chef new recipes... We'll be coming back more often. Came here for lunch with my mom and as soon as the MaPo Tofu was put on the table, I knew it was going to be good. We've come here for lunch before and the food was ok.. not food you would expect this restaurant to put out. Lunch specials you get Hot and Sour Soup and it reminded me of the kind I grew up on. It's a pretty decent single serving and so happy it was cause it's so good. Definitely not the same soup we had before. The Mapo Tofu was delicious. It wasn't saucy or soupy like it was before, great spices and it's a huge portion. The Kung Pao prawns were excellent. We thought we'd get 5 prawns but there were a lot! The flavor was excellent. Definitely give this place a try for lunch. Many lunch special options. I'm glad my mom and I came and gave them another try. read more

If you're hunting for genuine traditional Peking duck without the heavy, cloying fat, this spot absolutely nails it--100% worth every penny. The whole roasting process is executed flawlessly. The chef roasts the duck long enough to render out nearly all excess fat from the skin, leaving it thin, shatteringly crisp, and golden-brown with zero greasy aftertaste. No slick oily residue coating your fingers or weighing you down after eating, which is a game-changer compared to other local duck spots that leave layers of unrendered lard on the skin. Crack into a piece of skin, and it crunches lightly before melting on your tongue, carrying deep wood-roasted savory aroma. read more

I pretty much come here exclusively for the Peking duck, and if you're smart about it, go on a Monday for the 30% off deal -- makes the price a lot easier to swallow. The duck itself is really good, and the green beans with pork were a solid side -- had a nice little kick that helped cut through the richness. Pro tip: order the pu-erh tea. It pairs perfectly with the duck and does a great job washing down the oiliness. Highly recommend it. One gripe: the wraps and condiments that come with the duck are pretty stingy for the price point, and extras cost you. You will almost certainly need more, so just budget for that upfront. Service is fine but nothing to write home about. Ambiance is nice though. If you're in Bellevue and craving Peking duck, this is the spot. Pricey, but the duck delivers. read more

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Underwhelming restaurant featuring both Chinese and Chinese American dishes. Dishes were so so. The preparation and seasoning were showing a lack of techniques and knowledge of Chinese cuisines. Not worth the price. The pecking duck was a major disappointment, especially the way pieces were cut. The braised pork belly was not tender enough and carried some gaminess. Stir fried green beens were not bad. Maybe it would have been a better experience if I ordered Chinese American dishes. read more

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Five stars, every year. We've been coming to Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar for Chinese New Year for the past seven years, and it has become one of our favorite traditions. We were back again this year and it was just as great as ever. The restaurant is always lively and busy, but the staff somehow still manages to be incredibly friendly and welcoming. What really stood out this time was that the waiter we had last year actually remembered us and stopped by our table just to say hi. That kind of personal touch says a lot about the place. We also have a toddler, and they've always been very relaxed and accommodating. If we need to walk around with him for a bit, no one makes a big deal about it, which parents will definitely appreciate. We started with drinks, and I have to shout out the Fire Breather Dragon--it's made with mezcal and has a really nice kick. Highly recommend if you like something smoky with a little heat. Of course, we always come for the Peking duck, which never disappoints. We ordered a bunch of dishes family-style so everyone could try a bit of everything: - Pickled garlic cucumber salad (so refreshing and one of my personal favorites) - Seafood noodles - A fish dish - Black pepper wagyu sirloin We also tried to order the special fresh lobster, but unfortunately they were out that night. The kitchen did send over a spicy duck platter, which was a nice surprise. Honestly, everything was great, but my personal favorites were the seafood noodles and the black pepper wagyu sirloin--both were packed with flavor. Seven years in and Baron's is still one of our go-to spots for Chinese New Year. We'll definitely be keeping the tradition alive and will be back again next year! read more

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The duck was fantastic, pea vine is decent and super worth it. Would go back just for the duck alone Chow mein and pork were both mid and would not get them again as they're super oily and soggy respectively read more

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The worst service for HH!!! Server forgets your drink order, brings your food orders that you didn't order but she argues with you and then says, sorry I may have misunderstood. As we watch her walk back to the bar , obviously she talks about our table as the entire crew looks at us. The service was horrible but food was such bad quality. Tofu on HH was so hard and dry we could barely eat it. So surprised this place is still open despite the poor food quality and horrible service. We closed our tab and moved to a different location for as the service and Vibe was horrible. read more

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Duck was above average. Everything else was just blant, no taste at all. Seafood fried rice was oily and blant, worst fried rice I have ever tried. My son loves fried rice but he only had 1 spoon and didnt want more. Shiumai had a strong smell of pork meat like it was expired meat. 2 stars for the duck because my husband enjoyed it. I hope the restaurant could improve quality of their food read more

There is a category of Chinese restaurants that aim for non-Chinese high-end eaters. This is one. Most ethnic restaurants claim to specialize in a subsystem of that ethnicity: southern India, north Mexican, cajun foods, California cuisine, etc. When a restaurant claim to be them all, that a ref flag. This one offers a flag-ship dish of Peking duck. Honestly not bad. Then I would expect them to be relatively northern or Peking for the rest. Nope, they are all of the places. And just mediocre. The deco was tasteful, waiting quality excellent, full high quality bar too. If you are not too picky on the foods being authentic Chinese. It's fine. I myself probably will not return. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Peking duck. Well made - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar in Bellevue has one of the best Peking Ducks I've had in the Seattle area -- crispy skin, juicy meat, and very authentic. And the whole duck is only $58. Definitely worth trying. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - crispy skin, juicy meat, and very authentic. And the whole duck is only $58. Definitely worth trying. - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Tasted like American premade bbq sauce on top of the dry ribs. Didn't seem to have any traditional flavor to it. Wouldn't come here if I was craving real Chinese. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Kumquat Ribs - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

We only just discovered this restaurant- what a find!!! If you like Peking Duck, it is a must try! The chef is Chinese and does it right. People complain it's expensive, but I say it's well worth it. Come on weekdays for lunch for special pricing. Beautiful restaurant, excellent service. read more

Was here for a wedding, we were served with a wide range of Chinese dishes. All of them are very good, and the following 2 dishes are the most stand out! Black Cod with ginger: Great heat from the wok enhanced the flavour of ginger and freshness of cod. The sauce is flavourful and each bite of fish's are soft. Beijing duck: The chief prepared a whole duck for the table. You can made the warp yourself with few slices of duck, cucumber, sugar and oyster sauce. The duck is hot and juicy! We enjoy the service from the restaurant and the little room at the back is great for a small wedding!! read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Wok Fried Black Cod with Ginger and Scallion Dinner - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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We had high hopes for Baron Sino Kitchen & Bar, but the experience was disappointing. Service was extremely slow--we waited a long time just to place our order, and even saw another guest struggle for nearly 20 minutes to get his check. The pacing of the meal was also off. Appetizers arrived well into the meal, and the signature Peking duck came out only after other dishes were cold or finished. While the duck itself was flavorful and well prepared, the other dishes fell flat. The fried eggplant was mostly heavy breading with barely any pork, the vegetarian noodles were undercooked with an unpleasant texture, and only the green beans were decent. To make matters worse, we ordered the duck rack but after waiting over 30 minutes, after the main duck dish came out, with no sign of it, we eventually had to cancel. That, more than anything, highlighted the lack of coordination between the kitchen and service staff. Overall, the experience did not match the restaurant's price point or its promises. Baron Sino Kitchen & Bar is a shell of what it used to be--we visited about five years ago and the food and service were far superior then. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Eggplant - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

We showed up to an empty restaurant and were seated right away. The drinks were delicious -- the lychee martini was especially great. Unfortunately, the food experience was pretty disappointing. When we first looked at the menu, we were told they were out of dumplings. Not just one kind -- all dumplings. That's a pretty core dish for a Chinese restaurant, so it was surprising. The cucumber salad was also lacking flavor, and the spare ribs were just okay. After we ordered, another guest sat down and was told about the happy hour menu. We were surprised because no one had mentioned it to us. When we asked to see it, we found that it actually had a better selection -- including dumplings, which we had just been told they were out of. That was frustrating and definitely changed our experience. If we had been given the happy hour menu from the start, the night probably would have gone very differently. I did notice they're currently looking for a new chef, so hopefully some improvements are coming. The drinks were great, so there's potential here -- but overall it was a pretty disappointing visit. read more

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What a fun, good dining experience we had last night. Service was excellent. Best Peking duck I have ever had. A little pricy but enough for 4 to share. Also got to get the egg plant. It's the best. They crisp it and then add the sauce. Not mushy like most restaurants. Highly recommend. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Peking duck - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Quality of food, atmosphere and service inconsistent with pricing. Rough, impersonal service. Nothing from menu was that superior than just OK. Drinks pretty good. Cleanliness not high. read more

The ambiance here is elegant and moody. Our server was cool in the beginning, but definitely got the feel over the course of the dinner that he would've rather been elsewhere lol. When it comes to food the best dish of the night had to be the prawn curry hands down. It was so flavorful and was a healthy portion. The spicy soup dumplings were also good, though hard to get out of the container without puncturing them as they were stuck to the paper. The noodle dish was below average. I was upset with how little flavor it had. I've also never had flavorless peking duck until last Friday. For the duck to be $88 I was expecting more, but I guess you're just paying for the "performance" from the gentleman who comes to your table to carve the meat for you. I'm so glad I saw him at a prior table as well because they leave sooo much meat still attached to the bird/bones & just discard it in the kitchen, leaving you with like 20 pieces of cut meat. We definitely made sure to ask that we keep all of the extra to get our money's worth and not be wasteful. Drinks were good & the dessert that came in celebration of my niece was nice, but with everything I've said is it enough for me to personally return ? No. read more

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Food was pretty good - 4/5 stars Pretty classy joint and I would think of this place as Asian fusion rather than straight typical Chinese cuisine (e.g. like a Chinese restaurant). This is why the name of the restaurant has "Sino" in it. The service is good but I really hate the lady that ushered me away from the Bar area. I had a baby I was trying to get to "nap" and there was literally no one at the Bar and it was the quietest place. She said "Sir, please exit the bar area cause no one under 18 is allowed." No "sorry sir", no nothing -- just a demand. I understand if it's a rule and the restaurant could get in trouble -- I had no clue and there were no signs saying that the bar area is 18 and over. Not like my 7 month old is gonna be like, "Can I get a whisky on the rocks? House pour please." I won't be spending $1200 for dinner here again for drinks and food for the larger party. Thanks. read more

So expensive and for what. The food was nothing too crazy and yet this will break your wallet

Baron's has a mixed menu overall. The Peking duck is solid, and the fish dishes are good. I would skip the mapo tofu, and all of the fried rice dishes were pretty mid. If you're choosing between dishes, the crab vermicelli is a better option than the lobster rice. I'd also skip dessert here. The ambiance is okay, and the service is fine, nothing memorable but nothing bad either. Overall, a decent spot with a few highlights, but not somewhere I'd go out of my way for. read more

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Go-to place for roast duck! We came for the Mother's Day combo so there were limited options compared to normal dinner, but it was a lovely evening. The sauce used for the duck is a tad sweeter than I'm used to (authentically speaking) and they don't give nearly enough pancakes for the duck. The refills are also pretty pricey at $4 for 12. The pea vines in broth were very tough and not at all what I was hoping for. The flavor was pleasant but they were really chewy so we had to reach for some floss after. Kung pao prawns and chicken were pretty tasty and flavorful, kung pao is a mysterious flavor profile in the first place so every place does it differently! Love the duck egg buns here. They need to put a warning on the menu because they are super runny, and hot! read more

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Visited here with a larger group for lunch and then for Happy Hour. Their Happy Hour menu has a great selection of food, cocktails, beer & wine. i ordered their Smoked Toki Barreled Aged Old Fashion and it came to the table in an entertaining presentation! I also tried the picked spicy vegetables which were more spicy than pickled. Service was really attentive. The ambiance is modern, dark and upscale. read more

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Rice dry Service so so They really didn't pay attention to us I told them not to bring the food all at once Probably will not eat there again So many nicer restaurants read more

Walked past this many times and finally got some time to check it out. We tried a couple of items during dinner time. The black pepper beef wagyu sirloin was crispy on the outside and soft inside and was a very good complement to the Wok fried udon noodles. We also tried the soup dumplings. They were all pretty good. Personally I feel that the quantity to price of soup dumpling is a bit too steep. The service was okay. They have a default 2% charge for the kitchen staff. The ambiance is excellent and and very good place to socialize. read more

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Chinese restaurant on the 2nd floor of Lincoln Square South in downtown Bellevue. It's a more westernized and upscale Chinese restaurant. Well appointed decor. Has a pretty big restaurant seating on one side, and then a smaller section with small tables and the bar on the other side. We went for happy hour at about 4pm on a weekday, and there was hardly anyone there. This review is for their happy hour, which has a smaller discounted menu. The food is mostly dimsum items, and there's a list of drinks as well. The dimsum is pretty affordable, $5-7 per item, and even the platter was $13. We got the platter and a bunch of dimsum items. They tasted decent enough. Not as good or authentic as a nice dimsum restaurant, but no big complaints and pretty good considering the price. The lychee martini I got was sweet, which I liked. Total was $70 which is very reasonable, and we were full and didn't need dinner. Service was really good. read more

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Regardless of how many times, I have been here. It is over price Chinese food. My coworker said the duck is good, but $80 plus. Back to my noodle dish, veggies stir fly egg noodle, it was not too greasy. $20 for what you see in the picture. 20% gratitude for group over 5 people, the service was good. They refilled water and come and check on us. read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - Vegetarian Pan Fried Noodles - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

Was told this place was awful, but we tried the place out, and they taste pretty good. But the wait for the food is awful. Each dish we ordered, we waited about 30 minutes for each. Plus the order of dishes honestly felt out of order. Ordered the duck, which came first then sio mai came last but not together. Veggies came last with the rive. Their reasoning is they make the food from scratch and that it was busy. Was also told at the time that the rice was running low, hence why they only gave us one bowl per type of rice for 6 people. With them saying the kitchen was closing near closing time, we honestly thought we werent getting our food. We even arrived an hour before close like everyone else, but we didnt even get our food til near closing time and didnt leave the restaurant til about 3:30. There were still people waiting for their food. Overall, the food is great, service was terrible, and the wait time is long. I do not recommend to dine in. Will probably take the duck to go moving forward if we really crave it on their Monday deals. read more

We went for happy hour and sat in the bar. There was plenty of seating. We ordered an assortment of foods to try. The Golden buns with the condensed milk was delicious. The sauce and the full shrimp in the Sichuan Spicy Shrimp Dumplings was very tasty. The duck was also yummy. However, we were sad that because we sat in the bar, they didn't cut the duck at our table and it wasn't given as an option when we ordered. We even double checked that ordering it in the bar and in the dining are wouldn't be any different which the server said it would be the same. However, after it was delivered, we watched as people in the main dining area got to watch their duck cut, table side and see the rest of the full duck. We were a bit sad. read more

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I honestly don't like leaving bad reviews, but this was one of the worst restaurant experiences I've had. I came in for happy hour, grabbed a seat, and ordered a drink. The drink was pretty meh, but whatever, I was mainly there because I was starving and wanted some food. About 10 minutes later, someone came by and said it was the final call for happy hour. I asked if I could just order food, and she said, "Of course, I'll get your waitress." Well... she never came. I sat there for another 38 minutes, and not a single person checked on me. No one took my order, no one asked if I needed anything, nothing. I literally sat there with an empty menu waiting to spend money, and eventually I just gave up and left. The whole time I was waiting, I overheard two different tables complaining about their food. One said it came out cold, and another lady didn't even want a replacement because she was worried the meat wasn't fresh since it was so chewy. At that point, I was already getting skeptical, but honestly I was hungry enough that I was still willing to order and give the place a chance... I just never got the opportunity. The atmosphere was nothing special, the drink was average at best, and the service was absolutely terrible. The crazy part is I can't even tell you if the food is good or bad because after waiting almost 40 minutes, nobody ever took my order. Moral of the story: if you want to sit around hungry and be completely forgotten, this is the place. Otherwise, I'd spend my money somewhere else. read more

A return visit that was just as exceptional as the first! This is my second time dining at Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar, and it once again impressed me from start to finish. The elegant décor, calm ambiance, and attentive service make every visit feel special. We ordered their Signature Peking Duck, carved tableside to perfection -- the crispy skin and tender meat were absolutely delicious. The Kumquat Ribs, Mongolian Wagyu Beef, and Stir-Fried Scallop with XO Sauce were equally outstanding, each dish bursting with authentic flavors and presented beautifully. The restaurant's sophisticated interior and round-table setup make it ideal for family gatherings or group celebrations. From taste to presentation, everything reflects fine craftsmanship and attention to detail. read more

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My friend wanted to come here for her birthday on a Monday because the Peking Duck is discounted to $58 (original $88). It was my first and last time at this restaurant because it's overpriced for small, flavorless dishes. It's outrageous how expensive each dish was and how small the portions were. With a table of 6 people and 5 dishes, it wasn't enough. I honestly considered eating fast food after this experience. The Black Truffle Fried Rice hardly had flavor, you definitely couldn't taste any truffle. When the Peking Duck came out, my other friend and I were like, "Where's the rest of it?" The Sautéed Green Beans looked like it was seasoned, but it also lacked flavor. In my opinion, the best dish was the Wok Fried Beef Udon Noodles. If you want good Chinese food, I'd recommend checking out the C-ID. This restaurant seems to cater to bougie folks on the Eastside, which is totally fine. It is a very fancy dining experience and they do have beautiful interior decor. But personally, I prefer amazing food than vibes. read more

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First impression is everything, this is a BIG failure! First dish came out while we waited for the Peking duck is the signature Baron dish Waygu black pepper steak. The chef(of you can even call them that) must have never heard of sugar. The dish covered is salt. I was able taste heavy chunks of it. He definitely did not know how to toss the wok at all, there's different flavor of either MSG or Salt, buying else. I'm not ery hopefully if their prize peking duck. It finally came out, it's really nothing special. For a high priced restaurant, you would think they set some sort of dress code. The quality does not come with the price at all. The 2 stars is only for the service read more

Baron's Sino Kitchen & Bar - The popular Peking Duck - Chinese Near Me - Bellevue, Washington

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Please check your receipt and final credit card charge if you dine here. After my visit, the amount charged to my card did not match the amount on my signed receipt. Luckily, I had taken a photo of the receipt. The restaurant first told me their hard-copy receipt had been lost and that I needed to provide proof. After I raised the seriousness of the issue, they said the hard copy had been found. Their explanation was that another customer's tip had accidentally been entered under my transaction, which I found difficult to accept. I was also told a manager would call me to apologize and follow up in one day, but I never received refund, any call or email until now. Keep your receipt and double-check your final charge. read more

Always my favorite place to go! As a long-time regular customer, this place has never disappointed me. The atmosphere is great, the food quality is consistently excellent, and their Peking duck is hands down the best in all of Seattle. I keep coming back because everything is always done right. read more

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The atmosphere here would be best described as a high-end Asian cuisine. The food was delicious. The service was okay, I had one server out of three that wasn't particularly friendly with their tone despite having a larger party of people, quite unfortunate. I'd come here again for the Duck Wraps! read more

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Decent food with a few nice people, but I would never recommend or come here again for several reasons.

First time here and the food was actually very delicious. We ordered a variety of a few different plates and not one disappointed. The ambience is very fancy, but you can go very casual. They also have a really good mezcal drink on their cocktail menu read more

In the bustling city, there are always places that turn dining into a ritual. This Chinese restaurant is one of those rare places where you instinctively slow your breath the moment you walk in. There is no noisy background music, no ostentatious decor--just warm wood tones, soft lighting, and quiet, attentive service. The space is elegantly divided into semi-private sections, offering a sense of calm and intimacy. The menu blends traditional Cantonese and Jiangnan flavors with a modern aesthetic, where each dish is as much a feast for the eyes as it is for the palate. read more

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High-end Asian fusion spots always leave me a bit skeptical (I often expect overpriced, mediocre food), but honestly, I found the food here to be excellent. I arrived on a Monday night, eager to try their duck special ($58 instead of $88 for Peking Duck). **Pros:** - The duck was phenomenal. It had the perfect balance of fat and lean meat, with crispy skin, and the paper-thin pancakes and accompaniments were delightful. - The Wagyu Beef Udon Stir Fry ($24) was also exceptional and bursting with flavor. **Cons:** - We waited about an hour for our food, which left me nearly hangry. However, the quality of the food more than compensated for the wait. - 2% kitchen surcharge? Why not just pay your employees right instead of tacking this on bills and rubbing customers the wrong way, lol Polite wait staff. Stylish, high end interior. read more

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