Decent Chinese Food is hard to find. Back in the day Chopsticks across the street was good, then…read morenew owners took over the prices went up, portions went down and the quality of what was served declined. Sans Woks did some things very well and other not as good, but as long as you stuck with the items you like, it was an overall solid spot. New owners took over about 18 months ago and I was excited, they claimed to keep the old recipes, while adding more items to the menu. On my first visit the portion was generous and the flavor was OK. The Hot and Sour was not the same, but I liked the Orange Chicken more. However, as I returned, portions got smaller, flavor got weaker and the chef ignored my requests for more heat and more seasoning. The last couple visits the food was flat out terrible and I now refuse to return. Unless they make significant changes, I don't see them remaining open. It's a slap in the face to the name, if you are not going to honor the original restaurant, CHANGE YOUR NAME.

Just reported FRAUDULENT $49 charge made on my credit card from this place . I saw other reviews…read morethe same thing happened to them, and that they only accept cash. KARMA KARMA KARMA

After seeing some of my elite yelper buddies gave them good reviews, and this place was just down…read morethe street we decided to check it out for a late lunch. Off of central in Kent closer to s 277th street. There was only one young person in the place with us. Two guys working the place. The owner who catered to us, and the cook. Not sure why I never heard of this place. Owner said they have been open for 3 years now. The food came out fast. We actually ordered too much we had it for three more meals at home. I think overall the food was good. Like I was telling the owner I normally drive to Canada to get Chinese food, or San Fran for dim sum. I'm pretty hard to please. But since I like to support local, I'll bring my friends here another time for lunch. The decor was minimal but nice. From the outside it looked like it was closed, and like it was a home or doctors office. It's right next to a bikini barista. So we missed it the first time. It's a brick building. The tea was really good. The perfect amount of Chinese leaves, and it was nice and hot for a cold blistery day even if it's almost spring.

This place is one of the best Chinese restaurants I've been to. Held a 40+ event at their banquet…read moreroom and all my guests raved about the food, especially the salt & pepper chicken wings. The honey walnut shrimp was also the 2nd favorite and the black pepper beef short ribs was the third. Overall pricing was excellent for the quality, and the service from Lau and his team was exceptional. I look forward to having dinner here with my family in the future, and also having another bday party in their banquet room.

Came on a Saturday at lunch time for dim sum with 2 kids. Parking lot had a few spots (I'm guessing…read moreusually plenty of parking) and we were seated immediately (though all the tables were full once we sat down). Service was fast and efficient, we grabbed some items from the cart and ordered some as well. Tea for my husband and myself, water for everyone (plenty of refills). Kids enjoyed it- green beans, radish cake, soup dumplings, pork buns, shrimp noodle, shrimp and chive dumpling, spare ribs. I thought the quality was good and it was so nice to have a quick weekend lunch since the kids were hungry. The service was very attentive and the dim sum was good! Plenty of round tables for larger groups, too.

In my most recent visit to Lucky house, my daughter was served rancid pork inside of a dim sum…read moreitem. Unfortunately, I didn't notice the rancid smell until it was too late and she had already eaten two of them. She got extremely sick... And the filthy condition of this restaurant absolutely blows my mind that people still come here. It's disgusting. And I gotten reports from my neighbors that they've also gotten food poisoning from this place. I will admit that it's hard to resist all day dim sum at decent pricing, so I can see why people still come here for the food prices alone but if you value your health and your stomach, I do not recommend coming here.

We have really enjoyed our meals here. It's just been lunches so far. The cook and waitress are…read moreso nice and strive to make you happy. Not sure, but maybe the owner is the cook....he just seems like it.

Last year we celebrated CNY here, and today we did also…read more They are the best around this area. We are picky when it comes to Chinese food. We will drive to Canada or San Francisco for good Chinese food. But after searching for one in our area, this place has the best tasting. Service always great, not a bad area also.

A triumph itself in Renton, Triumph Valley has boasted versatility throughout the years since it's…read moreopening. From ramen, to hot pot, large parties and of course a traditional menu. But for those in the know, Triumph Valley is really known for their dim sum menu! Off the beaten path, you have to take State Highway 167, as its just south of the large IKEA store. But definitely a culinary landmark if you are a constant diner of Chinese cuisine, and dim sum afficianado. There are only three dim sum, or dumpling lunch providers in or around the City of Renton (technically two). This is one of them, and if you are not early, it can get really crowded, especially on weekends. But the staff bravely soldiers-on with their dilligent service. The restaurant's ambiance takes advantage of its interior with strategic lighting in their dining hall. Very utilitarian, while trying to ensure a little bit of style. They also modernize the experience with electronic waiting and ordering system on portable touch screens. It actually helps the service. No paper. As for me, my focus is on the dim sum. All of my favorites are there. And, as diner of one, it was hard not to want to order everything. So, I ordered the "basics" of a dim sum lunch. One order of Shiu Mai, one order of Har Gow, and one order steamed BBQ Pork. It was pretty much all you need along with an order of tea, as well as a Diet Coke to wash it all down. There were other traditional dim sum selections, but I knew my tummy (and wallet) wouldn't absorb it all - as much as I would have liked. Steamed beancurd sheets, beef meatballs, steamed sticky rice in banana leaves... chicken feet, it was all there. The best way is to make a plan, and invite lots of freinds to make sure you can try EVERYTHING! Yes, there are other menu items, like I said, but for Dim Sum dining in Renton, this is the place!!!! See you at Triumph Valley.

Came here on a Sunday after hiking right when they are open. Seated right away and ordered using…read moretheir tablet. Idk but it felt like while they are decent and priced w little higher, it tasted ok at best. I also acknowledge that they are the only one around unless you are willing to travel farther to CID or downsouth.

Ordered food to go. Quality was great. Food was ready when i hot there. MuShu Chicken. Always great…read morefor take out.

As far as I'm concerned, this is industrial food masquerading as Chinese cuisine. Everything tasted…read moreexpanded, extruded, and engineered rather than cooked, then drenched in soy sauce and flavor enhancers to disguise the quality of the ingredients. The people who ordered it genuinely enjoyed it, so clearly it has an audience, but I found it to be a cheap imitation of what good Chinese food should be. Perhaps not the worst I've had, but certainly not something I'd return to.

Delicious, friendly, and the beef pancake was out of this world!…read more Cold chicken dish hit all the flavor notes. Food came out quickly. Easy parking.

Mama Dough located in the Great Wall Mall. A decent sized restaurant with one large table that…read moreholds 8-10 people. A display window showing the aunties making the dumplings. The service was patient and efficient. Pork Meat Xiao Long Bao - thin wra pper with juicy pork meat inside. A small amount of soup. The XLB was smaller than expected and sorta reminded me of juicy won tons. Don't get me wrong, they were still delicious - just different. Mama's House Bao with Beef (pan-fried). These were large baos with the nice crunchy netting was the perfect presentation. The meat was juicy, and the bao part was bready is you like that. I actually do. Support your local business.

Solid 3.5-4/5. If you're a westerner looking for a place to try Taiwanese Chinese food, this would…read morebe a perfect landing spot. If you're ethnic Chinese/Asian looking for true Taiwanese food that'll give you a ratatouille moment, this isn't it. We went on a weekend late night dinner and the place was decently full. We were the only Asians there and the rest of the patrons were Westerners. That should tell you everything you need to know. Ambiance and service was 5/5. Very clean, hip restaurant in a safe part of Seattle. Perfect for a date. More than half of the wait staff was Chinese as were all the kitchen staff from what we could tell, so if you spoke mainly Chinese, you'd be fine and they would be familiar with Taiwanese food. Portion sizes are smaller and pricing matches, respectfully, so you can try different things. I'd say as an adult, you could order a couple plates and you'd be more than full. Food was 3.5-4. Sorry, I can't confidently rate it any higher than a 4. We had to try the beef noodle soup 3.5/5. Broth was good. Vegetables were romaine lettuce which wasn't authentic, but fine. Beef was definitely on the leaner side and definitely tougher (maybe because it was so lean), so maybe this was to cater to western tastes? Noodles were ok... too similar to ramen for our tastes... and that was a comment several of us made, independently. Onion pancake was 3.5/5. Meh, nothing too exciting. Beef sandwich was a dud. 2.5/5. Skip. It was like they took an onion pancake and used it for the roll/skin... pretty oily. Vegetables were just chopped lettuce. No cucumbers or cilantro from my memory, but it's been a few days so maybe I'm not remembering correctly. We also had different xao-long baos (they only had one pork left), cold peanut butter/cucumber noodles, dumplings, spicy cold cucumbers... and they were all 3.5-4ish. Nothing crazy. In the end, again, if you're looking to just get a broad taste of Taiwanese food, this is it. If you're looking to get a genuine taste of Taiwan, this isn't it.

My favorite location of this cafe Very beautiful inside and…read morevery nice atmosphere I really like dumplings, very delicious Not bad service 7/10