![]() For a new-ish restaurant I thought this was quite impressive. This place has quite a few tables, and was totally full. All of these dishes were also pretty tasty and quite fresh. We also had some of our traditional dim sum dishes: shu mai, sticky rice, and a few others. Both of these had excellent flavor, and I would highly recommend both of them. This place had a couple of dumplings that I'd never had before: the pork and ginger dumpling, and the shrimp and cilantro dumpling. all with at least 4 tours of Dim Sum duty. We rolled up on this mission with an elite commando force of Dim Sum-ers. Luncher: AdamLunch: Family Style - $9.00Ī new Dim Sum restaurant? It's time to rock and roll. We were seated and served quickly, thanksfully the great service is still here.įood was above-average, mostly fried, but all-in-all fresh and definitely competes well with Jade Garden. ![]() I was ready to lay down at Mahjong but then realized my competitive Mahjong skills are limited to the shareware version I played when I was 11 years old. It's positively jammed packed with locals, chit chatting, drinking tea, etc. There is a hustle and bustle to this place. However, I enjoyed the service last time at Harbor City, and they were commended by the health department, so my mouth is open. After the raw shrimp experience at Duk Li I was skittish about these cart-less, boutique Dim Sum places. We're back for a re-review, and this time Harbor City has moved on from serving merely typical Cantonese fare and added Dim Sum to their menu. Luncher: EmmettLunch: Family Style - $9.00 This place is second only to Jade Garden in my current ID dim sum rankings. The four of us ate our fill of good dim sum for under $9 each. Always a favorite of mine, these were fresh and flavorful. The Pork & Ginger Dumplings were excellent. There was nothing fancy, but everything was hot and tasty. We started off quickly and within a few minutes had our table full of dim sum. ![]() We were also the only non-Chinese table in the place. Today, however, we were sat at the last available table. We were only one of two tables when we ate here last. The first thing I noticed upon returning was that the new Harbor City was packed. Luncher: GearyLunch: Family Style - $9.00 Thanks for the compliment Elliot, but where did you see any wisdom? I think even completely questionable wisdom would have been a stretch.Īddress: 707 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104 Also, fellow Seattle luncher Elliot lauded us in his blog as having " somewhat questionable wisdom". Oh yeah, I almost forgot, MSG150 was featured in Seattle Magazine's cheap eats issues. There are other changes to note in the ID: Vegetarian Bistro has gone out of business China Gate has a sign up that declares, "Under new management" Made in Kitchen closed its doors (the city shut them down because of the stupid name) and is being replaced by The Crawfish King in a couple of weeks (possibly as early as the 23rd) And, there's a new hole-in-the-wall that the MSG150 crew has high hopes for but you'll have to wait until next week to fine out what it is. We ventured out today with a small, yet eager, crew of four. I've lost count, but I think we can no longer count the ID dim sum spots on our fingers. Our previous lunch there was good and we were not overly excited to have yet another dim sum place to visit. Last summer we got word that Harbor City had changed hands and was reopening as a dim sum joint.
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