I ate at Judy Fu's yesterday for the first time, after hearing a lot of hype. We got there early enough so it wasn't too crowded. There were 5 of us and we ordered- Salt and Pepper Prawns, Ginger... More

I ate at Judy Fu's yesterday for the first time, after hearing a lot of hype. We got there early enough so it wasn't too crowded. There were 5 of us and we ordered- Salt and Pepper Prawns, Ginger Beef, Mongolian Beef, General Taos Chicken, Cashew Chicken, and Shrimp Fried Rice. It was all delicious!!! (Especially the Cashew Chicken- the best I've EVER had!) I can't believe the reviews I read about it being bland and tastless, it was very flavorful, and both of the beef dishes were VERY spicy. I've had better General Taos, and I'm not a big fan of fried rice, but even those dishes were fresh and delicious. The dining room was kinda cramped, and the service was only okay, but I would still recommend it to anyone based on the yummy food! Pros: fresh, delicious food, nice portions Cons: , a little pricy, mediocre waitstaff
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Definitely overrated. I had the pot-sticker, string beans, and the tea-smoked duck. The pot stickers were extremely disappointing: the jiao zi were enormous, but there was 3X as much wrapper as... More

Definitely overrated. I had the pot-sticker, string beans, and the tea-smoked duck. The pot stickers were extremely disappointing: the jiao zi were enormous, but there was 3X as much wrapper as filling. The wrapper was tough and doughy. The pork filling was dry and crumbly. The duck was a wierd red color, way too salty and dry. The beans were disappointing: gooey, salty, and greasy. Although the portions were large, the prices were to expensive for the quality. Having been to Sichuan province and lived in a nearby province for a year, this was nothing like the food I encountered in China. There are better northern China/Sichuan restaurants in Seattle. Pros: large portions, Englishspeaking waite Cons: , Crowded, Bad food
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A few years ago the food at Judy Fu's actually tasted good. Lately it is horrible. Perhaps they are too busy trying to satisfy the long lines. Florescent colored eggplant? Should a spicy sauce... More

A few years ago the food at Judy Fu's actually tasted good. Lately it is horrible. Perhaps they are too busy trying to satisfy the long lines. Florescent colored eggplant? Should a spicy sauce glow in dim light? No thanks. See the line to get in, that is your average American with a herd mentality. Drive 10 minutes down I-5 and visit the I.D. Pros: clean, tables, chairs Cons: bland, tastless, slow
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I dont know how people can say that it is flavorless! Have you tried the Mongolian Tofu? it is to die for! their hot and sour soup is great! My dad loves the dumplings! I've had so many tasty meals... More

I dont know how people can say that it is flavorless! Have you tried the Mongolian Tofu? it is to die for! their hot and sour soup is great! My dad loves the dumplings! I've had so many tasty meals here! True sometimes you have to wait to be seated but its worth it! I usually have leftovers too. I dont understand these negative reviews, I think the people must be crazy. I love this place. Pros: Mongolian Tofu, Good Food, Decent Price Cons: Crowded, Parking
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I've gone to Crappy Dragon a couple of times because I keep hoping it will be better. Wrong. I vow never to go again. It's the poorest excuse for a chinese restaurant ever (I'm chinese). The... More

I've gone to Crappy Dragon a couple of times because I keep hoping it will be better. Wrong. I vow never to go again. It's the poorest excuse for a chinese restaurant ever (I'm chinese). The service is horrible. The food is worse. Greasy, bland, and just plain unsatisfying. Come on, they can't even cook decent chow mein. The noodles taste like they're just boiled and thrown in with sauce and the rest of the ingredients. The sauce doesn't even stick to the noodles. And if they can't even get there normal noodles to taste good, who wants to take a chance on their specialty noodles ($2.50 more)? And their dumplings? Too much unflavorful dough! I wanted real dumplings, not dough balls. Plus, the prices are a complete rip off for what you get. Do yourself a favor and get some real chinese food in the International District.
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Snappy Dragon is the freshest and most delicious Chinese food around! It can get VERY busy, though, and when it does, parking can become a problem. Make reserveations and get there a little early.... More

Snappy Dragon is the freshest and most delicious Chinese food around! It can get VERY busy, though, and when it does, parking can become a problem. Make reserveations and get there a little early. Generous portions of food served family-style so you can share with your friends and get a bit of everything! Pros: tasty!, funky!, intimate! Cons: busy busy busy!, make reservations!, I'm so full!
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My wife is Chinese, from China, so we wanted to see what all the hype was about. That's all it is. HYPE!! Judy Fu's best creation is her public relations campaign, not the food. Her food, while... More

My wife is Chinese, from China, so we wanted to see what all the hype was about. That's all it is. HYPE!! Judy Fu's best creation is her public relations campaign, not the food. Her food, while not bad, is not authentic Chinese, which is OK, if American-Chinese is what you are looking for. We have found many much better Chinese restaurants in Seattle. We'll pass next time.
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After much anticipation from all the rave reviews I had gotten via word of mouth, I was hyped to try the food at Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon. I am eager to go back already and am already planning... More

After much anticipation from all the rave reviews I had gotten via word of mouth, I was hyped to try the food at Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon. I am eager to go back already and am already planning what I'll order! Don't pass up the homemade chow mein noodles and the delicious string beans! I would also recommend the sesame chicken--delicious nuggets of white meat immersed in a rich, slightly sweet, and visually pleasing sauce. Its popularity is well deserved, and the service was prompt and cordial. Make reservations and enjoy! Pros: great food, good service, lively atmosphere Cons: small waiting area
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I had consistently heard great things about the food here, so I was really excited to try it out. I probably should have kept my expectations to a minimum because the food was bland and unexciting.... More

I had consistently heard great things about the food here, so I was really excited to try it out. I probably should have kept my expectations to a minimum because the food was bland and unexciting. I was especially unexcited by their "House Special" noodles, what they are supposedly known for. The noodles were gooey and unflavorful. It's one of the closest Chinese restaurants to me and they deliver...but unfortunately I won't continue partaking in their services.
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I love Snappy Dragon. I have been going there for years and it's always crowded. I recommend getting there around 5 if you want to get seated right away. Not only is the food excellent, but it... More

I love Snappy Dragon. I have been going there for years and it's always crowded. I recommend getting there around 5 if you want to get seated right away. Not only is the food excellent, but it isn't greasy like typical Chinese food.
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