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Shanghai House

3.2 (205 reviews)
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Good for kids
Good for groups

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Kimchi! It was fire
Jjay S.

My friend and I came here for dinner a few days ago, and I was pleasantly surprised by this hidden gem in the Factoria area! With ample parking and few customers inside, my friend and I were seated immediately (well she got there first but that's what she told me). My friend mentioned that staff kinda just look at you and give you either the Korean or Chinese menu and since she's Korean we got the Korean menu - I don't really have a problem with this but maybe I wanted to check out the Chinese food too! I saw some other reviews complaining about the service but I didn't encounter any problems! They were prompt, checked in on us, and very friendly! My friend and I definitely felt bad though cause the restaurant closed at 8:30 and we were there until close just chatting. In terms of food, my friend and I split the black bean noodles and sweet and sour pork - both of which I HIGHLY recommend. I personally like how the sweet and sour pork came separated between the pork and sauce, so we could either pour the sauce over or just dip individual pieces. The sauce came in a massive bowl with tons of toppings, and the pork itself was perfectly crispy! I also really enjoyed the sauce for the black bean noodles - good seasoning and not too salty! The food was also well-priced for the portions you receive. Overall, I'd definitely recommend giving this place a try! I can definitely see myself coming back in the future!

Fried Pumpkin Coated with Salted Egg Yolk
Tammy L.

Went with a large group (reserve a room in advance) and was able to try a lot of dishes. Although it was hit or miss, I would definitely go back just for the stir fried rice cake with shepherd's purse, the fried pumpkin coated with salted egg yolk, and Shanghainese yellow eel -- so good! Service is also fast and a bit no-nonsense. A spot with some very delicious and unique dishes that you can't really find anywhere else in the area. I can see it becoming one of my go-tos.

Shanghai house Noodles
Marie C.

The food here was pretty flavorful! It is more Asian fusion with a Korean menu as well. I went with a party of 4 and we ordered 4 dishes and white rice for the 4 of us. The rice was nice and fluffy and it was tasty! Always a good idea to have a side of it because it goes with everything. We also got the noodles which had beef and it had a lot of flavor. We got the string beans with garlic -- delicious and full of garlic flavor. The fish was flavorful as well. The fish is a more numbing spice so if you are sensitive to spice I would not get this fish. We also ordered a pork dish that I did not eat and forgot to take a picture. It had a good amount of pork for 3 people and it also had a lot of tofu curd string type thing in it as well... which kind of seemed like a filler to me, however it may just be how the dish is supposed to be! Everyone seemed to like it. It was in a brown sauce. FYI They do check vaccination cards.

jjajangmyeon
Haneul R.

tldr; delicious food with great portions, quick service Visited today for lunch around 1 pm - not many people in the restaurant and ample parking. Our party of 3 was seated at a booth immediately. We ordered off the Korean menu, and got the classics; (black bean noodle) (spicy seafood soup) and (sweet and sour pork). The Pork came out first, and I could tell it had been freshly fried - some places pre-fry and reheat, but it was so good here because it tasted fresh. The sauce was not too sweet or sour and had a great amount of toppings inside as well. The other two dishes were surprisingly delicious too. The black bean noodles tasted a bit overcooked, but the sauce was really good and not too salty. The spicy seafood soup had a fair amount of seafood in it, and the broth tasted really clear. Wasn't super spicy. Overall, I would recommend if you're looking for some good Korean-style Chinese food. They also have a regular Chinese menu for Shanghai dishes, but we only ordered off the Korean menu.

Kao fu
Louise F.

Not sure why Yelp also has this place listed as Korean in addition to Chinese but it's definitely wholly Chinese lol. We came on Chinese New Year and it wasn't very busy. Service was pretty fast too but the dishes each came out in very distinct intervals. For 3 people, this was a perfect amount (we finished everything) - kao fu, veggie fried rice, salted egg yolk covered pumpkin, red braised pork belly, and green beans. We weren't originally going to get the fried rice but rice was $2 a serving anyway so we figured might as well. I've never had kao fu before but it's this seitan dish thats's saucy and sweet. Quite good. Green beans were good as the standard, and I love any salted egg pumpkin dishes anywhere so that was good. The pork belly was quite thick and sweet for me but I'm weird about not liking that. Others definitely did. It also came with tofu skin knots in it which was good. Overall good taste but a bit expensive and it's weird we were able to make our way through so many dishes. Could probably do with slightly larger servings.

Korean Menu
Sunny H.

I think certain menu items are good but not all. For example I enjoy the jjajangmyun and would come here to order that dish alone. Mapo tofu on the other hand, not gonna happen. So if you have been there enough times to figure out what you want, then it works

Double cooked fish
Eda T.

I really enjoyed this Shanghainese restaurant. Every dish was perfectly cooked to the right texture. Nothing was overly salty or greasy. All flavors brought me back to Hong Kong Shanghainese flavor. I also enjoyed their private rooms for our party of 6.

Pork Fried Rice
Kelly P.

would give 3.5/5. my favorite dish was probably the black bean noodles. it was well cooked and the sauce had good flavor. most of the other dishes were very salty and oily and it was hard to taste the actual food. the drunken chicken was pretty moist and tender though! service was okay considering they weren't very busy.

2022.02.13. Shanghai House (Bellevue)
J Z.

The bamboo shoots dish tasted rotten. Others were pretty typical Shanghai cuisine.

K13.  (jjambong/hot & spicy noodles) for $15.95  K12.  (jjajangmyun/Noodles with Black Bean Sauce) for $12.95  Hand for scale
Gina L.

Food This is my family's go-to jjajangmyn place in Bellevue. We love eating here because the food and kimchi are so good. Our regular order is jjajangmyun, jjambbong, and tansuyuk (Sweet & Sour Pork) with sauce on the side. Value The value is pretty good, especially for lunch. We always order off the Korean menu, but the jjajangmyun is always bigger than I can eat myself. The jjajangmyun is pretty decent for the price. The sides look expensive, but it's worth it if you're sharing with the group. Service I've come here for several years and always has great service. The waiters/waitresses can take Korean orders and check in once in a while to refresh the tea or kimchi. They also can accommodate most requests, like removing eggs or getting sauce on the side (for some dishes) Setting The restaurant is really clean and pretty well spread out. There are two sections of the restaurant that can accommodate larger and smaller groups. The larger group area features circular tables with a rotating platform and the smaller area features tables that seat 4-5 people. Other Haven't tried takeout, but dine in always offers a good experience.

Sweet rice soup
Ashif D.

3 star for food, 4 star for service. I come here alone for early dinner, ask recommendation. Servicer are not bad, they help me order food in my budget. I got spring roll just processed and taste good. And the noodle is chewy and nice. Other food are not impressive.

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Food is very SALTY! We ordered a total of 6 different dishes, would recommend the double cooked fish. Beside the fish, tofu and spring rolls, Lion Head (pork meatballs), stir fry noodles, and the duck were overly salty. I appreciate the service is very attentive so we can just enjoy our food actually.. lol Sharing the tofu dish picture because you'll expect the fried style tofu when you read the menu.

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Good food. Decent service. Small place but never have an issue getting a table. Eat here fairly regularly

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Sometimes we eat here 2-3 times a week! Salt and pepper pork and sweet and sour soup are really good. Recommend

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