Broadway Wok — Restaurant in Seattle

What a place it is seriously!!! It’s gem place which is hidden in the heart of busy street of Seattle. Me and my friends were very hungry and we wanted to try something new apart from daily cuisine on the plate and finally after lots of discussion one of my friend who working here he took us to this place to have tasty food rollar-coaster ride! We tried several items and to be honest they served really good quantity of each dish and that eat dish preparation is tremendous quality and too fresh and tasty!

We tried-

Tofu Delight- was mixed with other meat as well; like chicken and shrimp, tofu became my favorite now! I can feel that bite outer crispness and inner softness now also!

Chicken Satay- so juicy and tender! Love that peanut sauce on the side with bowl of salad with sour dressing.

Chicken Chow mein- very well sautéed with other item… first time I just gulping chow mein coz it was really soft to eat!

Fried rice with meat- pieces of chicken with sticky rice love that combination!

Service is really good! A lady owner she is so nice and joyful who showed her restaurant and she is too helpful where she helped us for menu selections also she offered us coconut based smoothie drink and it was really tasty after good meal to have it! This place became my favorite I really recommend whoever is foodie and want something in minimum cost with full of plate and love choice of meat options with combo of meal must visit!

Thanks to our friend and their staff Viresh for introducing this nice eatery! Please get this place in...

Let me paint you a picture. Thursday, 10:50, rain pouring. A typical Seattle day. You and your best friend have just gotten out of class, and boy, are you hungry. You decide to scour capitol hill for some grub, and stumble upon the shining jewel that is Broadway Wok. You open the door, and instantly are enveloped with the warmth and aroma of freshly cooked chinese cuisine. You both survey the menu, order your items, and wait, salivating at the thought of what's to come. The food arrives, steaming hot, and for the next 30 minutes, the world is at peace. Worries melt into a puddle of insignificance. Stress, drained from the body. As you take bite after bite of fragrant white rice, you are reminded of the joy in the world. After licking the plate clean, the bill comes, and another suprise awaits you. A total bill, averaging to $11 per person. As a student without a steady means of income, tears almost well in your eyes as you realize the magnificent discovery you've made. I love...

Hair Today, Gone Tomorrow — So Was My Appetite

I was in the mood for Chinese, but the food just didn’t deliver. The chicken in the General Tao’s was over-deep-fried, making it tough and hard to enjoy. Same issue with the shrimp — overcooked in the fryer and lacking tenderness. The sautéed vegetables were underwhelming, and to make things worse, there was a hair in them.

The salted fish fried rice didn’t hit the mark either. It included chicken, which felt like an odd pairing — the flavors didn’t complement each other, and the salted fish was barely noticeable. Overall, the dish lacked balance and depth.

To top it off, everything could’ve used more sauce. We’ve definitely had better elsewhere. Honestly, you’re better off grabbing Chinese food from...