Hing Loon Restaurant
(206) 682-2828
628 S Weller St
Seattle,
WA
98104
47.5976
-122.3248
Neighborhoods: International District, Downtown
Reviews & Ratings for Hing Loon Restaurant
8 reviews
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by richard98101
February 02, 2009
I just do not get it. Everyone loves and adores this place. I hate it. My wife and I went there for lunch and was served a pile of goop. There was so much cornstarch mixed with water and seasoning that I wanted to get sick. I think the cook was right off the boat or out of the conex at the pier. I told the waitress that the food was not eitable and she just smiled and walked away. Would like to know what is happening to the resturants in the International District (chinatown). Don't they believe in cleaning the floor? Man were we disappointed. I think what really took the cake is when my wife pointed out some food that was encrusted on the plates..... I just do not know what to say.
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by Contributor
April 04, 2007
No-frills Cantonese restaurant in the I.D. serves seafood specialties, hot pots and noodle dishes to a mixed crowd.
Never had a bad meal there
by mack3000
February 03, 2007
I've hesitated writing this review for a long time- thinking we'd keep it our "secret", but people need to know about Hing Loon. The food and service are phenomenal! Atmosphere is plain, but that's not why you go. Salt and pepper prawns, beef gravy chow fun, string beans, green onion pancakes.....all are top notch. Tons of specials, you can't go wrong!
- Pros: Incredible food, friendly service
- Cons: Atmosphere's a little sterile
My favorite Chinese restaurant of all time
by notime2cook
November 07, 2006
Hing Loon is my all time favorite restaurant for Chinese comfort food. The food is always delicious, generous portions (for lunch the next day), and the sevice is very friendly. From the exterior, it does not have the ambiance one might come to expect with good food. Get past the fluorescent lighting and old style cafeteria chairs and order one of the specials that are handwritten and taped up to the walls. I regularly order the country style pancake and the sizzling eggplant. Love the little sesame rounds that come with the fortune cookies.
- Pros: Fabulous food, speedy take out, friendly service
- Cons: Fluorescent lighting
Sex & the I.D.
by east_by_nothwest
July 15, 2004
I don't often like to divulge undiscovered dining bargains, but when it comes to turning over fresh seafood, the more the merrier! Hing's no frills decor inside & out doesn't draw in the average intrepid Asian diner, but round tables of Shanghai businessmen & young Chinese couples gladly populate the place.
Do try the Beef Satay Chow Funn & Garlic Stir-Fried Pea Vines (when in season) along with the many sporatic & beautifully penned specials posted around the dining area. Bring a date, because it's all about getting hungry later...
Good Food
by superkelsi808
May 29, 2003
This is a great little restaurant that stays open late! Parking is kind of hard to find near this busy International District restaurant, however, it is definitely worth the search! The food is prepared really quickly and it's very good! I would recommend the Salt Pepper Pork Ribs, Hawaiian Style Noodles with Minute Chicken, Chinese Broccoli with Garlic...those are just a few of my favorites!
Dandy Take-Out
by t0adman
March 26, 2003
My rating of the decor is based on a friend's report when she picked up our meal. Lit up like a sports arena and oddly furnished. The food, however, is fantastic! We had kung pow chicken, moo shoo pork, assorted seafood with ginger and green onions, pork fried rice, and hot and sour soup. It was all very fresh, flavorful and light on the oil. Their sesame desert dumplings are a nice treat too. I'll go back for more.
- Pros: fresh ingredients, pleasant staff
- Cons: little pricey, marginal atmosphere
Best food in the international district
by oldrobot
August 10, 2002
The Hingloons's Cuisine is far and above most of the restuarants listed for best chinese eats in seattle.
one look at the names mentioned of other restaurants and you see the Caucasion-centric twist on all the voting going on here. anyway......
Try the singapore style noodles, the salt &pepper tofu, the seabass which is always seems tastier here than any other place. My list of favorite dishes goes on and on . the atmospere is great, and gives you that feeling your waiting patiently while your mom cooks up your favorite viddles.
- Pros: family atmosphere, amazing food, best of the district
- Cons: can be hard to find, hard to find parking
