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    Saigon Kitchen

    3.3 (122 reviews)
    InexpensiveChinese, Vietnamese, Seafood
    Open 12:00 pm - 9:00 PM

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    What's the vibe?
    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    "The dinner portion"
    Travis N.

    Nope. Came here with my brother for lunch. They got rid of the lunch menu. Dinner cost is lunch portion now. Not worth the cost at all. Only one person manning the front with numerous door dashers waiting. I ordered the orange chicken - brother chose General Tsos. Pretty much tasted the same. Wontons were gross. Both types on plate were not edible. And to add insult to injury an elderly couple came in and the woman started taking a phone call with the other person on speaker for 20 mins. Would not recommend at all. Stay away.

    Individual Combo #1- Sweet & Sour Pork, Chow Mein (soft noodle style), & pork fried rice (not pictured: soup)
    Sandy P.

    Good food, good service... will be back to try more dishes. *Dear Yelp, here are a few more sentences for the people who enjoy reading reviews rather than getting outside & experiencing what this world has to offer. Remember what life was like before yelp? We just went places 'cause they looked cool, tried restaurants 'cause they looked nice or someone recommended it... but now, most of us go on Yelp. Why? To read novel length reviews from wannabe journalists? Or are you like me: I just want to look at the menu before hand, check out the prices, & know if I'll get food poisoning or not. Either way, you read this long rant, thanks, I hope I made you laugh :) Oh and thanks Covid for making me lose my Elite status

    Chow mein supposedly

    I ordered a combo plate that came out to 17.50 . It comes out having 5 pieces of sweet and sour chicken, and the chow mein is super undercooked . No egg roll or wonton . I even opened the plate to show them it wasn't satisfactory, and they kept insisting it was correct the way it was .

    Takeout Menu 10-Feb-2024
    Joe W.

    Good food. We do takeout from here every other month. Generous portions. Each entree can easily give you two meals.

    Black bean chicken
    Anna T.

    I keep forgetting about this place! I kinda like the tucked away feel of this unassuming low key Americanized Chinese place that has been around since I was in my teens. Monroe can be so crowded on Friday and Saturday nights. This place is on east main street with ample street parking in front and back in the less bustling part of town. I saw a younger guy doing everything from busing tables to bringing out food. He was wearing t shirt, jeans and a baseball cap with an ear piece on. No dress code standards but if the food is good and service is good, I am willing to look the other way. The food: ***Bbq pork 5/5! Super moist and tender pieces they give plenty of hot mustard and seeds. Must try! Our FAV!*** Won ton soup was decent. One big fat meaty won ton folded in shape of a pocket in each of our one cup order. Add lots of black pepper. Wish it comes super hot! Deep fried shrimp 12 pieces. Batter was a a bit thicker than it should be but it came out piping hot with sweet and sour sauce. It is pretty yummy with hot mustard and sesame seeds. Pot stickers: hubby liked it, it was the thinner skin I personally like the thicker wrapper. Almond fried (white meat) chicken: the gravy is more clear brown and more mild with grounded almonds sprinkled on top. Slightly different than the thicker yellow gravy I was used to. Chicken chow mein with crispy noodles 5/5. Lots of white tender chunks of chicken with celeries, bean sprouts and onions. 5/5 classic chop suey. Black bean chicken came with green peppers, onions, fermented black beans and lots of big chunks of tender white meat chicken. Decent dish and makes for good leftover. Definitely eat with white rice! Considering times of inflation, this place is dirt cheap considering the big meat portions. 3 appetizers and four main dish, and beverage all came to $95 after tax. Got tons of leftovers for the whole week. They have ample booth seating and a large round table and long tables to accommodate larger groups. My only complaint is the white rice. Not as hot and fluffy as it should be. Would return for the quiet ambiance and overall decent quality of the dishes. They serve Vietnamese classics like bun and pho noodle bowls. Can't wait to try their pho Irene the owner lady said their beef broth is pretty special. And fresh rolls. Saw someone ordered Thai iced tea too.

    Wonton soup and hot tea
    Samantha T.

    We always have great service here. The food is excellent- really flavorful. My favorite restaurant in Monroe!

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    Chan's Place

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    We've lived in Woodinville for almost a decade now and I'm shocked we did not discover this gem…read moreuntil recently. Chans Place is hands down delicious and has quickly become our go-to family dinner spot. We've only dined in the restaurant (I've heard mixed opinions on the take out) and while we have our standard appetizer order of Firecracker Shrimp and the Cream Cheese wontons, we always mix up the plates. My favorite plate so far is the Hong Kong style pan fried noodles with chicken - it's is delicious. We also love the Pad Thai, lemon chicken, and the chow mein. We always order with chicken, which they cook perfectly. We've discovered that two appetizers and two plates is the perfect amount of food for our family of four. Worth noting - the firecracker shrimp is the stuff dreams are made of. It's the best I've ever had, anywhere. I reccomend planning ahead on weekends as it can get busy. Weeknights you can be seated no problem. Highly recommend!

    Our family of seven was seated quickly and we were greeted by a very friendly and professional…read moreserver. I order the Wor Wonton Soup Noodle dish and it was very tasty with plentiful proteins and veggies. What surprised me more than anything was their chicken tenders. Two of our grandchildren ordered the tenders and I sampled (stole) a few for myself. OMG, they were incredible! Everyone else had nothing but compliments about their orders as well. We all left with full stomachs and smiles on our faces. Huge dining rooms and well decorated!

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    Hot Iron Mongolian Grill - $14 single bowl

    Hot Iron Mongolian Grill

    3.1(112 reviews)
    0.7 mi
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    We like mongolian grill! But we dont like that we cant get coupons anymore…read more The restaurant definitely comes out ahead when we go because we dont eat as much as some but its some solidly good food and consistent. Nice selection of meats and vegetables along with vegan options ( tofu) and fish which i am a super fan of. Sauces are good, have something for everyone ( can regulate heat and spice) Good service and super easy going staff. Place can get pretty hot in summer, feeling for the cooks and dishwasher!

    I'm a huge fan of Hot Iron, I eat at the Mill Creek one all the time. This one is for those on the…read moreeastern part of the county, great for coming back from a trip across the mountains. Easy parking, easy to get your food made to your exact specifications, fast. Plus if you are really hungry you can have a couple bowls. Sure it's not as reasonably priced as it once was, but I always leave absolutely stuffed. If you are not an overeater like I am, then you can always just get one bowl and take your leftovers to go, I admire people who are able to do this. What I love most about Hot Iron compared to other Mongolian grills is that they have tofu, olives and cilantro. Many people think its weird that I love olives in my Mongolian grill, but now I absolutely must have it. I also love that you can make your sauce exactly how you like it, if you go to a place where they put everything in the bowl for you, you may end up with a sauce concoction you do not love. I have perfected the flavor of my food. What I don't love as much as I used to, is that they switched to squeeze bottle sauces since covid, this makes it much harder to get the amount of garlic and ginger correct in my meal. I do hope they will consider switching back one day. My partner has been complaining about this, plus it makes everything all sticky and kind of gross but they do provide gloves and there is usually hand sanitizer available. I think these meals are perfect for people with different dietary requirements, you can pile on the meat, eat only seafood, go low carb or just do veg. So many possibilities, which makes this the perfect meal for me and causes me to try to convince everyone I know to try it. I love you Hot Iron.

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    Frying Lemon Fish - Sole Fish Fillets in a Spicy Gravy Sauce

    Frying Lemon Fish

    4.5(182 reviews)
    14.1 mi

    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.

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