Famous Kitchen

A great restaurant for the area. Thank you to the owners for brining this style of Chinese BBQ. I'm from the birthplace of American Chinese BBQ cuisine (San Francisco) so there's a lot of scrutiny . The food here warmed my heart since it reminds me of the food I grew up with. Try the Royal Chicken. It's moist and tender. Dip in the traditional oil/ginger/scallion sauce for the full experience. Also order the roast duck. If you are looking for a full and happy belly, here's the place at the restaurant or take out for home. As an American, you will also find the food here familiar and well prepared. The service is quick and courteous. The restaurant is a typical fast food restaurant, but with the family experience.

Got Mongolian beef the most greasy plate I've ever had the rice noodle things were very dry and stale. The meat didnt taste very good either. Can feel the grease sitting in my throught after making me want to puke up Had to ask for a for could barely understand what she was saying and its way overpriced, if I wasn't so hungry wouldn't have eaten it.

We came here for their wonton noodle soup and also ordered the Sam-pan congee along with Chinese donuts. The wontons were excellent—they were packed with shrimp, which tasted very fresh. The soup base was perfect: flavorful but not too salty. The Chinese donuts were also delicious, especially when dipped in the congee—my kid loved it! The Sam-pan congee had fish and shrimp, so if you’re a seafood lover, it’s definitely worth trying. The lady who served us was very friendly and welcoming. We’ll definitely come back to try their BBQ pork and BBQ duck next time!

Having recently moved from Bellevue to the peaceful town of Issaquah, I had to say goodbye to the convenience of Bellevue's vibrant Asian restaurant scene. Luckily, I discovered Famous Kitchen, which offers some of the most delicious Cantonese dishes and roasted meats (duck, pork, chicken). My favorite--the roasted duck--did not disappoint. Unlike other places where the duck is mostly bones, the portions here are very meaty, and the flavor is perfectly balanced--just the right amount of seasoning without being too salty. We've explored several other dishes on the menu, many of which we've never seen or heard of anywhere else. It's definitely a hidden gem, offering a unique and flavorful dining experience.

Update: I just picked up sweest and sour pork yesterday morning. There are not much meat the take out container is not even 1/2 full and the meat is very fatty. Very disappointed it. They weigh the takeout box with your bbq pork. Also, the guy chopped my bbq and didn't wash his hands after taking a nap at the table. Pretty gross. Salted fish chicken fried rice was really good; white cut chicken was great, but I was very disappointed with shrimp wonton noodles soup (shrimp in wonton was very dried and no flavor). Best Wonton Noodle Soup is in Seattle, Beacon Dim Sum House in Seattle!

Friendly and enthusiastic staff. The food arrived relatively quickly though it might be because I arrived at quiet hours. Medium serving sizes. Quite authentic tasting cantonese food.

Big wow the food is good! I got the chow fun and the roast duck 10/10 bring your own glass for tea/water and wooden chopsticks if plastic bothers you just a heads up from a homie 🤜🤛

Absolutely fantastic experience! The food was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Every dish had a perfect balance of spices and textures — from the crispy duck to the delicate dim sum, everything was spot on. The service was attentive and friendly without being intrusive, and the ambiance was warm, clean, and authentically styled. Highly recommend if you're looking for quality Chinese cuisine that goes beyond the usual takeout. A real gem!