The 7 Best Places for General Tso's Chicken in Seattle

Mike Graham: General Tso's Chicken.

Arjache: OMG so tasty. Try the beef chow fun or the broccoli and mushrooms in oyster sauce.

Foximus Potter: The cake is NOT a lie!

Restita DeJesus, Seattle Wushu: A small, easy to miss chinese cafe, with food that tastes just like you walked into a family's kitchen. They have a soup they serve with their lunch specials, that tastes just like soup my Mom would m

Nina: Order the spring rolls, duck noodle soup, vermicelli bowls, rice plates... basically everything is amazing. No joke.

Andrew Routier: Huge menu and all of it so far has been good. the fresh spring rolls are delicious

Daniel Hoang: Try the banh canh cua (crab udon soup). The best I've had with a lot of crab meat. Yum.

Philip Bebbington: Teriyaki, spicy of course!

Rob Bennett: Awesome spicy chicken

John Shane: The egg rolls are awesome!

Aaron Woo: delicious and cheap chinese food! fast and friendly service. the inside is much nicer than the outside looks.

Michele Cacano: Best pot stickers ever. Thick lightly fried dumpling shell, filled with pprk or vegetable. I prefer the veg- stuffed with spinach.

Trista Robinson: Order the combos! They are super yummy. Service is fast and the woman who owns this and will be your server is the nicest woman. ❤️❤️❤️

Ray Darnott: Pork howbow is amazing!! Great quick meal to go.

Sione: BBQ pork humbow? Yes.Curry humbow? Yes.$2.50 each or $5 for two. Do the math and get more.

Lulu Cheng: The BBQ pork humbow has traces of jiu nang (rice wine)

Ashley Pratt: Order the chow mien with the homemade noodles. It's an extra buck or two but WELL worth it!

David Wall: I think this is some of the best chinese food in seattle. Very good

Alvin Smith: Get the homemade stir-fried noodles. Plain. But don't forget to ask for their fermented chili sauce to go with it. These noodles are crack. You'll wake up in the middle of the night craving it.