10/10, this place is amazing! Every dish we tried was immaculate - full of flavor, the right…read moretextures, and depth. We got the Dan Dan noodle, fried spicy fish, and one of the popular beef dishes. Service was quick and helpful, and though there were two too many crying babies (from patrons, of course) next to us, we would come again! Also, the fortune cookies were a fun touch - definitely not your average cookies but brought smiles to us.

So Very disappointed with our delivered meal on 8/31/26. Dinner for two, we've eaten at FLF at…read moreleast 20 times since they opened. We ordered the usual, schezuan shrimp and moo shu pork with a green onion pancake starter. The pancake was bland, not seasoned, but ok. But wow, I open the shrimp and I can smell ammonia coming from the meal. I try one bite of shrimp just to make sure it's not me because it is heavily spiced and cooked in oil. Nope, shrimp is seriously spoiled, and the moo shu is smelling off as well. We decide we can't eat the food, and I decided to head down to the restaurant so I could talk with staff and have them check out the meal. Jin, the waiter in charge, tells me after I come in that it doesn't smell bad to her. Jesus, just what you want to hear when you've driven back to restaurant with the spoiled shrimp. Strike one. Jin then tells me that the employees eat the shrimp today and are fine. Strike two. I explain im really not trying to be difficult, but Im concerned about the defensive posturing in light of a possible food poisoning situation. So Jin, to prove her point, goes ahead and eats one of the shrimps, the other male staff watching her with some discomfort. I tell her to spit it out, but nope, down the hatch it goes. Jim goes on to tell me that we eat dead seafood (you know us---People in Everett--and yeah maybe it's a little soft but that's just typical dead seafood. Strike three. She did finally offer to refund my meal in cash, and I told her I was really trying to just make sure the restaurant wasn't unintentionally making my neighbors, friends, and family sick. I wasn't interested in going on blast with a review and contacting the health district, but after sleeping on it, I'm doing the right thing. Sorry Jin, your ego got in the way of a resolution. Be careful.... PS A note for Jin and Flying Lemon Fish. When I was 23, I served some bad clams at a fine dining restaurant. The family called to tell us their daughter was in the hospital with some liver problems. We immediately went to the cooler and went through all the shellfish, called back the family and offered to take care of any medical bills or follow-up. It happens if you serve food occasionally, just be respectful with your response, it goes a long way instead of challenging a customer's dissatisfaction.

From the moment I walk in it was a warm and inviting environment. The surface was wonderful being…read morefor a low traffic place at the moment. I came with my wife on a Sunday and there was not a lot of people except one other table. However, the gentleman that served us was exquisite. He spoke Cantonese as well as Mandarin Chinese- of course English was built in as well I mean why not right? LOL either way the food was delicious, as it was handcrafted and made in the house dumplings. I've got the dumplings, beef chao mein, shrimp and pork shrimp mai, beef and broccoli dish and hagao..in addition, got the hot and sour soup, wonton soup with bok choy. They also included a small side dish. Parking - plenty in a shared shopping center Price - around $15-20 Food - excellent options and not too salty Hospitality - friendly staff and can speak: English, Mandarin Chinese and Cantonese Overall great place and similar chain with Mount & Bao

Sweet and sour chicken, pork chow mien,soup dumplings, bbq spare ribs...all delicious. The food…read morecame out fast and hot! Constant take outs as we dined in. Very clean and great customer service. 11 year old young man was amazing and so grown up for his age. I will certainly return.

Baby, it's cold inside Even the hot tea was not really hot…read moreand cooled off quickly. Everyone's wearing coats. Despite all that, we stayed to dine in and ordered one individual combo #1, sui mai, and combo appetizer platter. The booths are comfy. It took awhile to get our food. Normally at every other Chinese restaurant, the hot and sour soup comes out really quickly. It was around 5 minutes. Hubby says it was good. There were 8 other people here so not busy looking although I saw that they're handling to-go orders too. In fact, there was a sign at the entry that said to-go orders only. No dine-in. The lady said today dine-in is ok. Food was good.

This restaurant has very good customer service and has a cute esthetic however I came in for take…read moreout and when I got home I was horribly disappointed with the Orange beef dish I ordered, Not only was it over priced at 24 dollars for one small meal but the beef was super hard and over cooked. I expected a nice tender beef with orange sauce but I didn't expect they were going to deep fry all of it in oil. I was so looking forward to enjoying this when I got home but I couldn't even force myself to like it because of how hard it was.

The shame about this place is that they still haven't opened up their dining area for patrons to…read moreeat there. That would make me give it 5 stars instead of 4, but the food is good. It's the only place I've tried here in Everett so I know I have to expand my area for Chinese food. We've had appetizers, mains and it's all good, I would rate this a solid 8 out of 10 for quality and quantity of food. They're prompt and polite, cannot ask for anything more. Happy Eating! - FJ

Town story was ok. Nothing really to write home about. Size wise, the food is really expensive for…read morethe amount you get. Service was what bumped it up from 3.5 to 4. They finished earlier than the quoted time and they called to let me know it was ready. This is not a sit down restaurant but is to go only.

Hands down the best modern again cuisine. Huge portions and very competitive prices. Best of all,…read morethe service is unmatched. An absolute cornerstone for everett, cant beat it.

I really don't think you can go wrong with anything on the menu. It is solid with good portion…read moresizes.

Used to frequent KN 10 years ago. I cannot believe how a decade later the food quality and portion…read moresize didn't change one bit. Still delicious like how we remembered it! So glad this place survived after Covid. The seafood shaved noodle was solid. You get shrimp, squid and scallops. $13.95. Really? We are floored! Husband said it was exactly the same and he enjoyed it! He finished his whole plate. Impressed with the large portion!! Shrimp was huge! Instead of seafood, I asked to sub with chicken. Server said no problem! The chicken slices were super tender and juicy and the shaved noodle texture was perfection. It was a bit bland but nothing a lil' table soy can't fix. Only $11.95 for a huge platter. I was super hungry and cleaned my plate but for most, there'd be leftovers. Mapo tofu with white rice. The sauce had too much corn starch and the meat texture was not my favorite. I've had better but when you have spicy sauce over fluffy rice, it can be mediocre and still be satisfying..Would rather have this for my work lunch than Marie Callendar's any day. Pan fried pot stickers 8 pieces $7.95. Delicious. It's the thin skin kind. Classic, you can't go wrong! I can't eat fried stuff nowadays but their fried chicken wings were the best. Plump, juicy and piping hot! I am sure it's still amazing! They have lots of other menu items. On a colder day, I would go for the custom noodle soup bowls for $12.95. (Choose noodle, broth, 2 veg and 2 proteins). Duck noodle soup sounds amazing. For more topping, I think it's $2.25 per extra topping. One of the few places where most everything is below $15 per entree item and nothing above $20. I would like to try their oxtail noodle soup, sizzling beef or chicken platter, teriyaki short ribs, beef chow fun, and black bean noodle dish next time. Interior is clean with pleasant Cantonese Chinese music, free waters, and guava candy when you pay. The evergreen Asian supermarket next door has a lot of Asian grocery goodies with a Vietnamese deli inside. Durian is on sale for $4.29 a pound. Yes, you can get durian in Everett! Impressive! Worth the drive to get good Chinese then shop next door.

I ordered the combo:" bbq pork, roast duck, chicken broth, mushrooms, and baby bok choy."…read more When my food arrived, I couldn't find any roast duck in my bowl, so I asked the server. She told me that each bowl comes with three pieces of roast duck. I searched but only found what looked like a small duck bone. She insisted the other two pieces were still in my bowl and then used my own chopsticks to stir through my soup looking for them. After almost five minutes, she finally found two tiny pieces about the size of a thumb--and they were mostly bone, not meat. The chicken broth tasted like plain hot water with a little chicken flavor. The char siu had an old, greasy smell, and my friend's baby bok choy still had dirt on it. I almost never leave restaurant reviews, but this experience was so bad that I felt I had to. This was one of the most disappointing meals I've had, and I will never come back.

The food was fresh and cooked perfectly. Really good, would recommend for a classic Chinese…read moreAmerican food experience.

It truly upsets me to have to leave a review like this. I've been ordering from this restaurant for…read moreclose to 10 years, and it has always been my family's "go-to." Unfortunately, after my experience this past Tuesday, I'm not sure I want to continue giving them my business. I always tip--usually above the suggested percentage or by selecting the preset option. This time, however, I had cash on me and planned to give the driver a cash tip. There has never been a time where I did not tip. When I placed my order, the confirmation stated that delivery would take about 45 minutes. Instead, the order arrived 40 minutes earlier than quoted--well before I was home. I would have been there within the promised timeframe, but because it was so early, my daughter accepted the order. I also always select "contactless--leave at door." The delivery driver, who has brought food to us before, knocked very hard on the door and then asked my daughter if we planned to tip. That was completely uncalled for. My daughter had no idea that I had ordered food, let alone that I intended to tip in cash. When she told the driver I wasn't home, the driver actually responded, "Oh, because you didn't tip," and then left. I was shocked. Had the order arrived at the quoted time, I would have been home to give the tip as planned. Instead, the driver ignored delivery instructions and embarrassed my daughter by demanding a tip. If management is reading this, I strongly urge you to remind your staff to follow delivery instructions and not pressure or question customers about tips--especially when the order is set to be contactless. A cash tip was ready, had it not been delivered well before the delivery time. For anyone planning to order and tip in cash: beware.

My Mongolian beef was horrible! There is NO lounge like it…read moresays there is. The bathrooms are disgusting!!! I wanted to like it for DimSum. Nope!! Zero stars if I could.

My dad was in town and he loves Chinese food so Jade Garden it was for our dinner meet…read more Free street parking can be found. Jade Garden has a lounge but it was dark and disorganized on our visit so we sat in the empty dining room. Large parties can be accommodated. Round dining tables encourage all to participate in conversations. Lunch menu is offered daily, from 11:00am-3:00pm (closed Tuesday's). Jade Garden offers a full bar. While looking over the menu, I sipped on a glass of Chardonnay for $8. We shared an order of BBQ Pork (12pc) for $13.95. My dad ordered the House Special Chow Mein with Shrimp for $22.95. My daughter ordered hot pot Shrimp with Vermicelli & Vegetables for $21. I ordered Kung Pao Prawns for $21. We all shared an order of Sauteed Dried String Beans for $16.95. Portions seemed small, especially the Chow Mein and Green Beans compared to other Chinese restaurants. Food was good. Staff was friendly. I plan on take-out the next time. The entirely empty and quiet restaurant felt extremely awkward and uncomfortable to me. The dark lounge was odd. I literally had to check the time to ensure we didn't arrive at closing time, which indeed we did not. I would recommend at the very minimum to play some background music at a low volume.

We went here the 1st time in April 2026. Foods were amazing, tasty, delicious and huge portions…read more Ordered 2 beef stew noodles soup, 1 wonton soup, 1 dish of dumplings, and cucumber pickles. Beef stew noodles (5 star) came with a huge bowl with 12-15 big slices of tender beef, a lot of excellent noodes and the beef stew broth were so delicious and that I drank all the broth. The wonton noodles soup (5 star) with 12 to 15 pieces of wonton. The wonton soup has tasty broth, yummy wonton and a lot of excellent noodles. The dumplings 15 big pieces was one of the best dumplings we ever had, very yummy, tasty and delicious (5 star). Cucumber pickles was below average 2 star. Friendly service 4 star. Small clean restaurant 4 star. I came back by myself 2nd time in May and had a beef stew noodles soup and it was still excellent, delicious 5 star. Noodles soup are very reasonable excellent prices $13.99 on May 2026. Pork and Shrimp Dumplings is only $14.99 for 15 pieces excellent price. 5 star for the prices.

If you like Chinese style handmade dumplings, this is your place! I've tasted many dumplings in the…read moreSeattle area, and the dumplings in this place is definitely above standard. It is their specialty and they do it well, from the skin to the fillings. In my opinion, they are much better than dough zone. However, their pot stickers, steamed, and boiled ones, are all the same type, so be aware not to order too many dumplings, mix in some noodle or pancakes dishes to avoid one note. My only complaint to the menu is they don't offer much wide veggie dishes. The only thing is the cucumber salad, which is only a ok dish.

I drive past this place all the time and finally decided to go in. For me, it looked just like a…read moretypical Chinese restaurant with all the decor and vibes. Came here with my best friends and their 2 year old son. We were warmly greeted by the cook who was serving and doing all of the front of house duties. He made us feel at home and catered to my nephew. We ordered the house special fried rice, chow mein, general chicken, kung pao trio and wonton soup. All were very good. Nothing that blew our socks off but definitely better than the average. At first glance, we thought the food was going to be bland but it was flavorful. Definitely shouldn't have judged from the start. Throughout our dinner we notice the cook treating every single guest like family and was so kind to so many walks of life. He would check on us often and made us feel important. We were there for maybe an hour but in that hour we understood why so many ppl came to this place and why it's still in business. The food is 4/5 but everything else was 5/5 and I would definitely come back. I appreciate how they treated us and others and I hope that people continue to support this restaurant.

Ordered crispy duck for my mom cause she came in out of town and you could just taste the nasty old…read moreoil inside of this meat. It was horrible. The rest of our food lacked any kind of flavor whatsoever it was extremely bland, especially the egg foo young sauce. Don't know what happened to this place, but it really dropped off. I don't think we'll come back. We spent a lot of money for this dinner and threw it away. Didn't even eat the leftovers and barely any of the actual order itself.