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China Harbor ![]() Summary
Would we go there again: If you were paying, maybe.
Comments & RatingsOkay this place is really just kinda weird. It's worth going to at least once, just for the weirdness factor. See, it's a huge building right on Lake Union, with a nearly windowless, black front, and the restaurant is almost always nearly empty. Common rumor is that the restaurant is really a front for some sort of illicit operation. Judge for yourself.
Tim's Comments: What a strange place. Decent food, great atmosphere, lovely water view, and okay-ish prices. It probably wouldn't be bad if you just ordered one thing to split between two or three people. The portions are big and meant to be served "family style," though the menu doesn't indicate that.
About the RestaurantJeni's Comments: Short version: very nice scenery, and atmosphere, unimpressive food and service. Oh, and the strangest thing about our visit was that we could hear two different radio stations playing at the same time. That was kinda chaotic. Ratings
Addresss: 2040 Westlake Avenue North, Seattle, WA (map)
About Our ExperienceRestaurant Style: Chinese Price Range: $7.00-$15.00, avg. $9 (view their menu online) Decor: Asian, lots of deep reds Noise Level: generally quiet with soft music in the background, though there did appear to be two radios going. Lighting: large windows, a few ceiling lights Tables Equipped With: Sweet and Sour Sauce, Salt & Pepper, Soy Sauce Temperature: comfortable
Date: Sunday, December 5, 2004
Meal/Time: Lunch, 2:00pm Wait to be Seated: none How Full: ~5% What We Ordered: General Tso Chicken, Chicken Broccoli, Spring Rolls (we also shared dishes with others) Free Appetizers: Chinese Tea Time (from ordering to getting appetizers): 6 minutes Time (from ordering to getting entrées): 14 minutes What We Paid (without tip): $42 |
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