Top Best Chinese Restaurants in Snohomish

"Highly regarded by local food critics, Judy Fu has firmly cemented herself in the company of the Puget Sound's finest Chinese chefs. Scintillating Mandarin and Szechuan dishes include shrimp or chicken mu shu, crispy tea-smoked duck with hoisin sauce and Land and Sea clay pot stew. With its contemporary yet unpretentious ambiance and a great menu, Snappy Dragon tends to get quite crowded at times, so reservations are recommended (but will only be taken for groups of six or more)."

"Hours of Operation: Open Daily from 11 am-9:30 pm, not open for lunch on Sundays. Snappy Dragon offers authentic Chinese dishes and regional specialties for dine-in service or takeout. Snappy Dragon was voted Best Chinese Restaurant in Seattleby Reader's Choice Magazine nine different times."

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"Amid Seattle’s growing number of hot pot restaurants and their endless choices of broths and add-ins is this quirky chain focused mainly on a single dish. Pickled mustard greens constitute the “sauerkraut” portion, with big bowls of hot-and-sour broth containing chunks of fish topped with chili peppers and Sichuan peppercorns. Available for takeout and delivery via DoorDash."

"Located near the Asian Food Center on the north side of town, this restaurant represents recipes from Guizhou province, with dishes like lamb noodle soup with pickled greens. The house specialty is a sour soup option, which adds paste from stir-fried pickled chili peppers, tomatoes, rice vinegar, and garlic. Available for takeout and delivery via Uber Eats and Chowbus."

"There’s something for everyone in this converted root beer stand off Lake City Way, in menus marked Szechuan, Chinese (heavy on the Taiwanese), Vegetarian, and American. The last is not Chiang’s at its finest, so if you’re on the moo shu trail, head elsewhere. Among Chiang’s finest are its terrific homemade noodles, green onion pancakes, and Taiwanese breakfasts complete with sweet soybean milk and Chinese doughnuts, served weekend days 10am to 3pm."

"Went to mudbay and saw this place decided to give it a try chicken teriyaki, it was almost as good as my favorite place."

"While the outside of the restaurant doesn’t look like much, we guarantee your mouth will argue that the food is somuch. With great prices, gigantic portions, tasty food, and an excellent food safety rating, what else do you need?. Location: 306 N 125th Street, SeattlePhone: 206-363-5100Facebook"

"I had to include a teriyaki place on here since teriyaki is so common in Seattle. There are a ton of good teriyaki joints in any area of Seattle; however, this is my favorite one to go to because of how quick they are. Plus they have sushi as well and the rolls are huge!"

"Located up in Northgate, this nondescript strip mall donut shop is a mom-and-pop donut haven for crullers and fritters galore. Straight and simple, the donuts here are legit and the selection is vast. Family Donuts also has a location in Lynnwood, should you find yourself in that neck of the woods."

"The unassuming location of Family Donut Shop might throw you off at first. However, they sell some of the most amazing donuts in Seattle. While it’s a good idea to sample all of their scrumptious treats, we suggest starting with a bacon maple bar."

"A newcomer to Seattle's doughnut scene, this plant-based doughnut truck opened in the Ballard neighborhood last month and sold out from pre-orders on its very first day. The queer-owned food truck serves up exciting vegan flavors like a maple-glazed "Faconator" doughnut topped with smoky coconut bacon and a tajin-sprinkled mango glazed doughnut. "Our goal with Dough Joy is to bring something new, exciting, and delicious to the Seattle community," wrote Co-owner Sean Willis."

"A newcomer to Seattle's doughnut scene, this plant-based doughnut truck opened in the Ballard neighborhood in April and sold out from preorders on its very first day. The queer-owned food truck serves up exciting vegan flavors like a maple-glazed "Faconator" doughnut topped with smoky coconut bacon and a tajin-sprinkled mango glazed doughnut. "Our goal with Dough Joy is to bring something new, exciting, and delicious to the Seattle community," wrote Co-owner Sean Willis."

"A post shared by Hangry Bites (@hangrybiteswa) on Nov 3, 2019 at 10:32am PST. Don’t bother coming to this spot if you’re not in it for their cookie dough-nut — a perfectly sweet and soft doughnut filled with safe-to-eat cookie dough from Sugar and Spoon. But, with flavors like ube and chocolate peppermint, we’ll forgive you if you pick one of their other donuts."

"For the most Instagrammable donuts in Seattle, you’ll want to head to the Donut Factory. They serve an array of delectable donuts. But, it’s their famous Cookie Dough-nut Sandwich that’s got everybody buzzing."

"There's a complete vibe at Donut Factory that should be all the rage. If you're expecting perky teens in aprons with painted on smiles, you..."

"A homey Lebanese spot built a two-person menu on Levantine fare like grilled lamb chops or eggplant maghmour, with mezze and dessert."