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Sea Garden Seafood Restaurant

509 Seventh Ave S, Seattle, WA | Map it  

98104 47.598200 -122.323900

(206) 623-2100

  • Hours

    11a.m.-2a.m. Monday-Thursday, until 3a.m. Friday-Saturday, until 1a.m. Sunday
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Neighborhoods:
International District, Downtown
Price:
$$
Cuisine:
Seafood, Chinese
Categories:
Restaurants

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Restaurant Special Features:
Group Dining, Lunch Spot, Local Favorite, Late Night Dining, Family Style Dining, Hidden Find
General Info:
Open 7 Days
Payment Methods:
MasterCard, Visa

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tommytwotoes

Member since Nov, 2011 View Profile
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Joined 6 months ago
1.0
November 06, 2011

Crummy, Expensive & Small Portions of Chinese?. I did not know Chinese food could be this bad and expensive. The only redeeming factor was that the portions were small. Truly bad - Orange Beef was burnt with charred orange peel and only 2/3 a normal order. Vegetable Chow Mein contained 1-baby corn piece, Boc-Choy, 1 asparagus stem, 1-piece Broccoli, and a pile of 1/2 burnt 1/2 soft noodles that were literally brownish black where burnt from frying 1 side of them. Pork fried rice was worse than average. We ordered this to go and felt 100% ripped off - $55.00 for 1 order orange beef, 1 order cashew chicken (It was gray colored and bland 2/3 a normal order) and 2 orders Vegetable chow mein. Don't waste your money here -bad food, too little of it, and way overpriced. Worst Chinese food experience I've ever had!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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J Vu

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Joined 3 years ago
1.0
November 29, 2009

Pay entree price and get dim sum size!. My parents came in from out of town to visit for Thanksgiving and I thought Sea Garden would be a nice place to take them. Unfortunately, we were all very disapointed with the quality & quantity of the food. I don't mind paying a lot for good food, but the food is very bland and not as fresh. The food were very expensive for the portion served. We ordered eight entree for seven people which three were kids and it wasn't enough. Their portions were only half of the amount compared to other restaurants and prices were 1/3 higher. They charged $1.50 per person for steam rice, which came out to $10.50 for a tiny bucket. How ridiculous! Then we got our check and realize a 20% gratuity was automaticaly added on to our bill.

I do not recommend this restaurant to anyone because there are many good restaurants in China town Seattle with quality food and reasonable prices

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madamg

Member since Mar, 2006 View Profile
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Joined 6 years ago
2.0
March 26, 2009

Example: great place for good bread. I've been a regular of this Restaurant since the early 80"s. Back then till the mid 90's the food was so good. I come here once in a while now for their chow mein, singapore noodles. Their soup noodles used to be good but not anymore. The broth that they use taste like salt and msg...very artifical like chicken broth stock from powder. Quality has gone down...way down except the crab. Prices are the most expensive in Chinatown and the smallest portion. Their house chow mein would only feed one person. Ridiculous!! Too bad ..will not come back. I will make sure everyone in my family and friends will not go there. There are other restaurants that serve better tasting food, bigger serving portion, and cheaper prices like V Garden. Try this one next time (they don't serve noodle soup, though). Lobster on Fridays is $9.99 a pound.

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oneadvancedpallet

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5.0
July 28, 2007

Hot Spot between 11pm-2am!. Its great reading the perspective of someone who writes a review just to write the review. Yes this restaurant cost a lot of money; of course... that?s why it?s so good! Good things Cost money. It?s the same people who buy clothes from Nordstrom?s and not Macy's or target, who understand this meaning. You pay for atmosphere, fresh ingredients, variety! Out of the 9 reviews I read, only the last one mentions the Chili Oil, which is great, no that?s not the right word....MINDBLOWING! thats the best I could do in a short amount of time, its huge flavors out weighs the heat, and a small amount on some steam rice its delicious all by its self!... but lets get to the good stuff, Sea Garden is busy when? Between 11pm-2am...WHY? That?s where the chefs of Seattle go after they get of work. Anthony Bourdain (now the underground sell out), was made famous because he took you behind the kitchen and told you what Chefs ate, and guess what that's what is inside the green and white book they give you when you enter the door...its called the MENU! for those of you who say its been westernized, or the food is mediocre... you keep eating the same food you order every else, broccoli and beef, or pork fried rice... but those of you who challenge your pallet, and can't recall the last time you had the same thing on two different occasions, congratulation you stopped yourself from ordering what seems to be 60% of the tables at any given time. So keep the chili oil coming and try ordering the deeo fried Minced Prawns in Chicken Skin, next time you go, not the healthies choice, but the taste are wonderful..."Garlic soaked prawns minced and seasoned wrapped up in chicken skin deep friend crispy and covered in egg gravy! there is nothing like it! its takes a while to prepare and cook, but that?s a treat worth waiting for, you might have a hard time ordering it early on in the day, because they can be conveniently out at the moment but anytime after 9pm your good to go!

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Anna Roth

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Joined 7 years ago
4.5
March 19, 2007

Seafood dominates the menu at this International District spot, where late hours and dependably good Chinese fare reel in crowds.. The Scene
A mainly Chinese crowd frequents this International District staple, on the prowl for its Hong Kong-style seafood dishes. The interior, with its glass-topped tables and sparse decor, is typically unadorned. The kitchen's late hours bring in a nightclub clientele in the wee hours; on weekends, the dim sum has a loyal local following.

The Food
True to its name, the restaurant's menu has pages of lobster, crab, prawn, squid, scallop, geoduck and other sea creature dishes. The crab with black bean sauce is a must-try experience: a squirming crab is carried to the orderer's table for approval and taken back to the kitchen, only to a few moments later sectioned on a tray, steamed with a delightfully complex black bean sauce. Other menu favorites include the zingy Singapore noodles, pan-fried with just the right amount of spice, and the savory, salty, crispy squid with salt and pepper.

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