Little Ting’s is so far north that it’s barely within Seattle city limits - good luck with the bus route on this one. The beauty of this place, though, is that you can get 15 homemade potstickers for $8.99, and they’re really good, especially with lots of black vinegar and chili oil. For a dollar less, you can get six humongous steamed pork buns that are just as filling, and everything comes out of the kitchen pretty fast.
Our guide to the quintessential places that make eating in Seattle what it is.
Djan’s is a Wallingford Thai restaurant in a retrofitted bi-level house with great noodles and solid group dinner potential.
KauKau BBQ Market is not the prettiest Chinese restaurant, but it’s definitely one of the best in the International District.
Dough Zone Dumpling House is a great spot for Chinese dumplings and noodles in the International District.
Our choice for ramen in Bellevue is Hokkaido Ramen Santouka.
