Macky’s Dim Sum

The best disum restaurant in Issaquah area. I had dim sum here on a day in late September. The food was delicious, with many dishes to choose from. I went with my family, about 8 people, and the restaurant had spacious, comfortable, and clean seating. The staff was very friendly and pleasant.

They have amazing food and customer service is great. Food was freshly made and hot. I haven’t had one bad dish here and I highly recommend to try this spot out! Great experience!

Haven't been there for a long time. I went with my son as always. He always loves the BBQ pork buns and the egg tarts. Though the dumpling wraps are too thick, we know that we can't compare with dumpling places. Woukd love to see more varieties. My son mentioned that he missed sponge cake... I think he meant 馬拉糕！ Above all, be able to speak in Cantonese to order dim sum reminds me of my home town and that is priceless.

Order single servings or menu items and feast on a great selection of Chinese food. The wonton soup had least five dumplings in the soup. The sweet-and-sour shrimp were large and very well tasting.

We’d been waiting for Macky’s construction to finish. This is our favorite dim sum place to go in all of King county. It’s super delicious, well priced, and the staff are phenomenal. I grew up eating Chinese food every Sunday in the Bay Area and so I’m quite picky when it comes to Chinese dishes. Macky’s hits the spot!

A fantastic dim sum experience in a charming restaurant. Staff was so friendly my wife and I felt like family. Extensive menu, including a great selection of dim sum. The spicy green beans were some of the best I've ever had, and the soup dumplings were perfect.

My husband and I love this little local treasure in Issaquah. It is located in the heart of downtown (the real issaquah) and surrounded by many cute shops and bars. If your looking for some good food, you will not leave this place disappointed. Furthermore, the staff here are very friendly and attentive.

Fast service, but dim sum was just ok and overpriced. No dim sum cart. Chili oil was very salty and not spicy. Hot tea didn't have any taste to it.

Some good friends that live in Issaquah took us here. Very friendly service and tasty dim sum. Really nice to get away to somewhere a little less hectic with a parking lot. I definitely recommend heading there if you're looking for dim sum in Issaquah. On separate visits we've gotten take out entrees and they were excellent as well so yep - not the trendiest but really, really good.

Hello: Although I have found the food good, but way too much mayonnaise on the honey walnut shrimp, what occurred today pissed me off. I ordered cod with black bean sauce. The $18 dish was tasty, but I failed to read in fine print at the bottom of the page that "to preserve food quality," the restaurant will add one dollar to the meal. It is cheap and mercenary and incredibly stupid. Food quality should be a given without an extra charge. I left no tip and left in a huff.

We've been on a dim sum kick lately, but quickly discovered that many places only serve dim sum during certain hours. It has made things super inconvenient on days where we want dim sum for dinner. But thankfully we found Macky's. We've gone to Macky's several times for our dim sum dinner fix and now we're fans! Their dum sum menu is a solid size with lots of options. We've returned to their chow mein, bok choy, sui mai, and cilantro dumpling each time. Downtown Issaquah is the last place you'd expect to find a good dim sum restaurant, but you can easily find Macky's near Front Street, right by all the other eateries. There are plenty of options for street parking, and a nearby parking lot. The ambiance at Macky's reminds me of my Chinese aunt's house. Both times we went we were seated immediately and the service was very attentive. If you're like us, and on the search for dim sum at any time of the day, be sure to check out Macky's!

Was driving through issaquah with my mom and saw their sign and decided to give it a try. So glad we did! The ladies working were all so friendly and sweet. The food was amazing! So flavorful, fresh, and the chicken was tender. This was our first time ever trying soup dumplings. We also had chicken chow mein, sweet and sour chicken, and spicy green beans. We live an hour away but will definitely have to head back out here for a visit again.

Good food, large servings, good price. Nice place to stop before a show at Village Theater. Five minute walk.

Had a craving for Hong Kong style crispy chow mein. Unfortunately, I haven't found any really good Cantonese Restaurants on the Eastside yet. Very slim pickings. Didn't want to drive into Seattle today just for noodles, so we decided to go to a local Chinese restaurant in Issaquah. We chose Mackeys. Luckily we found parking and there wasn't any wait time for a table. We ordered the Seafood crispy chow mein and it satisfied my craving. The seafood & baby Shanghai bok Choy was fresh and tasty. Tried to order the taro puffs, but they were sold out. So we ordered a dim sum Sparerib dish. Service was good

As always, generous portions and delicious! Our go-to for take out and dine-in dim sum and Chinese specialties.

Sooo this is hard for me to write because the dim some was actually really good. Unfortunately in the middle of my meal I noticed a dead insect in my fried rice which made it hard to continue eating.. probably won't be back cause I just keep thinking about the bug lol.

Ooo I was passing through Issaquah on my way to an event & saw this dim sum spot while driving. On our way back we had some extra time and stopped in. When I tell you this is a honey hole for dim sum I'm not lying. The service was so nice, the restaurant was clean & the prices were unbeatable! I loved how the staff was eating family style together. It made my heart warm to see that. All of the servings were very generous and the flavor was perfectly matched. I can't wait to go back!

Wasn't sure if this was a 4 or 5 since it wasn't extraordinary BUT it was exactly what we wanted--a typical dim sum place in the burbs!!! Not so typical, it was sunny and had clean bathrooms. The food was all the usual. Many of the servings were 3 pieces except the shu mai had 4. Cost was typical. Service was fast and friendly and the food was hot. You order it; no carts. Parking is public in the back.

Macky's was delightful. We had a large party with kids and the service went above and beyond. The food was absolutely delicious. Will absolutely be retuning.

Macky's Dim Sum is absolutely amazing all around! I came with my family after hearing raving reviews from coworkers and Macky's exceeded expectations Each dish was super tasty and they were incredibly accommodating to my cousin's celiac disease. We genuinely appreciated how they added to her options by switching some traditionally glutinous dishes to gluten-free! My favorite dish was the Honey Cashew Prawns, but again, everything was delicious!

Excellent food and excellent service. Always enjoy coming here. Drinks are strong, but good.

Food: 4 Service: 5 Cleaningness: 5 Price: 3.5 The dimsums were actually pretty good and fresh than I expected. I thought it would not go wrong with fried rice dish in Chinese restaurants, and we ordered chicken fried rice just in case we needed some food for the night during hotel staying. The fried rice came out not impressed, but pricy. From what I ordered, I would suggest get BBQ pork filling instead of regular pork dumplings or fried potstickers. The regular one doesn't taste as fresh or better than BBQ buns, pineapple turtle buns or BBQ puffs. Onion pancakes were good as well. I really enjoy Chinese donuts with rice noodle rolls, I was wondering whether I could have Chinese donuts only (that really tastes like Korean donuts). Of course Shrimp rice noodle rolls is the signature in dimsum menu, it was as good, but donuts one is rarely to see to me. You can ignore Spinash shrimp dumplings, the regular one should be good enough. Another suggestion is, focus on Dimsum menu, it is pricy, but at least dimsums are special than regular Chinese dishes. (Regular one doesn't go any cheaper, so why not go for special items!!!) Employees were super friendly and ask them whether have the dishes not in the menu, they would be happy to bring out and let you choose (BBQ pineapple bun was the one not in the menu, and I was glad the waitress introduced, and I am still missing the bun so much!) Happy dining!

My husband's birthday is on December 25, and we have a family tradition of taking him to dim sum on his birthday. Recently moved to the area and so happy to discover Macky's Dim Sum. Easy to make a reservation; easy to find and park; food is authentic, delicious and plentiful; service with a smile. And they were happy to accommodate our gluten-free daughter-in-law. Coming back next year.

Staff: A nice group of people. Seems like a lot of locals and everyone was treated well, us included. Quality/Quantity: The food was really good here. The quantity of each dish was generous. Value: Our dear family treated us so I do not know the price. Overall: Most definitely I'd be back if in the area.

Very traditional and delicious. Large menu options. Looks to be family owned, and run. I like to go every other week.

I love this place, the food isn't always a 10/10 BUT there's a few things we always get that I absolutely love. I drive out of my way to get Chinese food from here since we have no decent Chinese takeaway in Redmond. Crispy beef is my favorite, love any of the shrimp dim sum, there sticky fried rice is pretty decent and if you like salt and pepper chicken there spicy version is the best I've had in the area.

I love their Dim Sum! They have a ton of options and everything is always delicious! You can't wrong with Macky's

Macky's Dim Sum in Issaquah was a belated birthday meetup for two family groups, one from Shoreline and the other from Puyallup (2/11/23). I've never been before and clearly looked like a well loved, relocated family run restaurant in the downtown core. Free two hour shared parking lot is located behind the restaurant. We had made reservations, but the others were delayed due to a hit and run on I-405. Thankfully no one was injured, but were running late waiting for the WSP to file a police report, then file an insurance claim. We were seated, given the usual water, tea, and menus. But then pretty much were ignored for the first half hour. Finally when we approached by another wait person, we explained the circumstances. We would have been willing to get the ordering going upon being first seated, but as I said, we were totally ignored - that knocked off a half star. The interior had a separate bar area where the counter were full of takeout orders. The main dining room had various table configurations and well appointed pleasant decor including art work, faux fireplace, and an aquarium. There were a number of large groups seated onsite, but most were two and four tops. No challenge if one was a walk-in as there were at least three available tables during this Saturday midday visit. Our party of four ordered solely off of the dim sum menu, however, note there are no dim sum carts. Once that got placed, we received our orders rather swiftly and piping hot. This was fantastic as we were all famished and ready to eat. The wait person was trying to do more upsells with additional vegetable choices beyond the eggplant which was disregarded. We were a focused group ready to dig in. What was ordered: *Baked BBQ Turnover ($5.75) - pretty much devoured by The Homie *Shrimp Stuffed Eggplant ($5.75) - generously packed, tasty *Siomai (3 orders at $5.75 each) - decent, but prefer the ones at Bamboo Village *Shrimp Balls ($5.75) - plump, sweet and satisfying *Fried Sticky Rice (2 orders at $7.50 each) - that was deemed amazing! *Deep Fried Cod Fillets ($8.50) - fresh cuts with a nice light batter *Steamed Shanghai Soup Dumplings ($8) - stick with Din Tai Fung or Dough Zone. These were chewy and no soup, minus a half star *1/4 Roasted Duck ($12) - also absolutely amazing! *Egg Custard Tarts ($5.75) - tasty, thicker shortbread like crust *Red Bean Sesame Seed Balls ($5.75) - skip these, prefer the ones at Bamboo Village We had hearty appetites, but managed to have tiny leftovers to split between our two groups. It was nice to be able to catch up, eat leisurely, and didn't feel rushed which I greatly appreciated. Got refills on water, but not hot tea. Service was unobtrusive once we dug in to our dim sum afternoon meal. Macky's Dim Sum is a decent find in Issaquah, a city which has quite the dining scene with a wide selection of available restaurants to select from. I still prefer spots in Seattle, Edmonds, and Bellevue for dim sum. But this is a solid choice where you will leave full and satisfied.

Love this place for when I'm craving dim sum. Just wished they did carts still instead of ordering off a menu. Their red bean sesame balls are really good, could use more red bean though. And their noodles are sooo good, sometimes I go just to order that. Service is always very good and is always keeping me stocked up on tea. Only complaint is how confusing it is to get to the bathroom and it's a tad creepy, but the foods good and the atmosphere inside the main dining area is good as well.

Meh. So if my first impression and thought is a meh then what more can it be? Craving dim sum on a Sunday evening is one of those things, you want but can't have.. however I looked into it and called to confirm, they serve all day dim sum, so why not? To suffice or craving we decided to head out there, 23min drive; dim sum at 6pm- why not. So there is a parking lot towards the back of the place that is shared with other businesses, however it was packed. We luckily got street parking in front of the pub. First impression was greeted us with the "okay" health inspection report which I try to not allow that to deter me. Walked in, it's cute and gives this Dt Issaquah vibe. There were a few tables already there. We sat down and there were about 4-5 staff ready on deck. They were very attentive, we ordered about 10 dim sum dishes, all staples: shui mai, chicken feet, tripe, sticky rice, bamboo bean curd roll, turnip cake, xiao long bao, shrimp dumpling, egg custard, spare ribs. Pros: everything came out pippin hot! Lovvvvve that! Staff, as mentioned, friendly and attentive. Appeared clean. Supposedly offers rice rolls..(read cons section for comment) Cons: dishes were a bit smaller given the price, I believe they charged for tea even though I didn't see anything that stated that (then again I wasn't looking for it either), the egg tart didn't have the flaky crust that's "typical" and too sweet for me. Rice rolls are only available on weekends (which was stated on the menu) what's not on the menu that it's only on the weekends in the morning. Long story short, can't say we'd be back especially since we found out another spot we go to also offers all day dim sum.

If I could give 3.5 stars I would --- simply b/c 3.5 stars is a sign of a solid Chinese restaurant in my mind :) I love dim sum, but finding good options on the Eastside is not as easy. While driving east we happened upon Macky's and decided to try it out. Super friendly staff (felt like I was with my favorite aunts encouraging me to order bok choy to make sure I get my greens in lol), and good quality dim sum. While it seemed a little pricy (maybe we overordered), it satisfied our cravings and also gave us leftovers. If you don't want to go all the way to Chinatown or into Bellevue for dim sum, Macky's is a really great option.

Delicious dim sum with many varieties. Authentic Cantonese style seafood cuisine. Really enjoy them! Nice staff and great dining experience.

This is one of our favorite restaurants in Issaquah. After many years in Gilman Village Macky's moved into the Cloud 9 Lounge space which was the bar serving the old Mandarin Garden. They quit doing the dim sum carts because of COVID-19. We love the turnip cakes, shrimp dumplings, spicy green beans, and salt and pepper cod. We also get BBQ pork and we typically finish with Singapore noodles. However we have seen some really great looking dishes come out of the kitchen and really need to try some new things. They have a very extensive regular menu as well as many dim sum options.

My experience was really nice here. it was my first time trying dim sum and they had a good verity. the food was so good i couldn't take pics before devouring it! would definitely go back on the weekend to try the shrimp rice noodles

Macky's is the real deal. If you want authentic Hong Kong/Cantonese-style dim-sum, THIS IS THE PLACE! The service is first rate, too. I've been here several times, and I've never had to wait more than a second or two before I'm acknowledged and on my way to a table. The decor is lovely. The food is fantastic. I recommend the tofu roll, the walnut prawns, the eggplant, the fried squid and--if you're adventurous, the chicken feet! I've never had a bad meal here!

Came here with the wife on a weeknight not too long ago. Lots of parking nearby and a very short walk to the restaurant. It wasn't a busy evening and we were seated immediately. Our hostess made an appetizer suggestion, and we took her up on it. We ordered several different types of dim sum and only had a short wait. The food was good, but not outstanding. Almost tasted like it had been heated and reheated. Hostess was very friendly and stopped by our table frequently to check on things and refill our water. Overall a good experience. The place was clean and well organized. I recommend this place if you are in Issaquah.

Loved the dim sum here. Came out made to order and was piping hot. They also offer other Chinese dishes like eggplant and noodles. The service was excellent. Attentive, friendly, cares about their guests. I would definitely come back. The restaurant itself looks worn down but the food was amazing.

Wow, this place hit the spot after a long hike. I was hoping for some comforting Cantonese food and this did the job. They do have takeout but I didn't see dim sum on the takeout menu. No problem for me; everything I ordered was phenomenal. I was stunned by their takeout portion sizes! So much meat for the price. They nailed the sweet and sour pork, the salt and pepper tofu (it's just a little spicy which I love) and the honey cashew prawns. I also got the spicy green beans and garlic Chinese broccoli. The place inside seemed really clean and the staff was prompt and attentive. I will go back to try the dim sum! One small detail I appreciated - they cut out a hole in some of the takeout boxes to let the steam out. This was a nice touch to prevent hot food from being soggy but be careful not to tilt the takeout bag too much! Did I mention all of this food was, like, $80?

Best Dim Sum in Washington!!! a friend of mine, introduced me to this place, and I can say this is probably the best Dim Sum place in Washington. I thought Seattle had the best dim sum, but I was wrong. So so many reasons to come here. Parking is easy and convenient than Seattle. The area is super safe and the staff is so attentive, they always recommend their daily specials or things that are not in the menu-try their shrimp toast!! Everything that we ordered came out fast and all the dishes we ordered were delicious and fresh. This is definitely my go to Dim Sim-highly recommend!

Positives: Great customer service! Everyone was very friendly and attentive. We were seated quickly and didn't have to wait even while it was fairly full inside. It's pretty clean inside and has a good amount of space for seating. Not so great: It was overpriced and wasn't worth it. I'm not too surprised at the steeper prices considering the area. There's also not many dim sum options around this area either so that might also be a cause for that. However I don't think the quality of the food and the match or justify the prices. I wasn't expecting it to be as great as dim sum you'd get from Seattle's International District but I was still hoping it would still be a little bit better. Also it's worth noting that it's not cart style. When we called and asked if it was cart style they said it was but when we got there we found out it wasn't. You order off a limited dim sum menu. When we do dim sum we prefer cart style and it would be preferred if there were more options. They were pretty quick for the most part with getting our orders out so it wasn't too bad. The experience was okay. It's a plus that everyone was very friendly. We were just passing through the area and needed a quick lunch so we decided to come here but we likely wouldn't come back when we're in this area again.

Well, this is more like 2.5 stars but rounding up. The ambiance is nice. We were greeted and seated immediately. As we were being seated, a server put a pot of tea and some tea cups at our table and said, "And here is tea for you." So I said, "Oh, thanks!" thinking it was complimentary. We later found out on the check that it was an additional $1.50. It would've been nice to know it wasn't free and have been given a choice to decline. I took a sip of the tea and I swear something tasted chemically in it. I think it was residue on the cup from whatever they use to clean it. I had already asked for a new cup of water since there was a bug in it (the waitress was very kind about it), so I didn't ask for new cups for tea. To me, the shumai, hargow, & bbq pork bun all tasted like they had a small hint of freezer burn or something refrigerator tasting. It was very subtle- my husband couldn't taste it, but I did. I've had my fair share of freezer burned/ "sat in fridge too long" food, so it was unpleasantly familiar. But, everything was still decent enough and we were starving so we finished it all. No, I didn't feel sick after. I actually quite enjoyed the shrimp tofu because it came with crispy shrimp on top and a delicious sauce, and the spicy green beans were awesome... possibly the best green beans I've ever had! These two dishes tasted much fresher than the others. The service was attentive, and we were checked in on regularly, which was great! I have mixed feelings about posting this review because it seems like a nice small business. I think there were locals that were there who knew the workers well. But the food/drink had some issues that night, and unfortunately, even the delicious green beans are not enough to make me come back.

Love the authentic dim sum and regular menu. Better than driving to Chinatown. Everyone is friendly and Sonny is great! Service is great also!

Wonderful experience. Food was awesome and very fresh. Service outstanding. Next time I am in town heading there again! The only thing is I thought my own opinion the green beans were slightly overcooked for me the rest of the party loved them.

TLDR: authentic Cantonese food in Issaquah We got a couple takeout dishes (wet beef chow fun, seafood chow fun, baby bok choy with garlic, and black bean sauce fish filet) and not only were they good, the quality/ quantity were amazing too. Coming from the SF Bay Area, I was pleasantly surprised and will be making a return trip when I am in the area.

Great tasting dim sum. Fast, courteous service. The restaurant is very clean and beautiful.

terrible. nasty sesame chicken. over priced too. threw my entire meal away after few bites. 22 dollars for gross undercooked barely fried chicken... on a bed of worms

We came here since it's the only dim sum place around. It's a bit dated . The dim sum is so so and the service is not all that different than other Chinese establishments. I would try other places unless proximity is important

We just happened to drive by this place and decided to check it out. I've been wanting Dim Sum but usually can never get to places in time as most places only serve Dim Sum in the mornings or early brunch time. I was shocked to find out this place serves Dim Sum all day long! We were seated right away. The staff was kind and service was fast. Everything we ordered was delicious but the absolute stand out was the sticky fried rice which was so unique and so tasty! We also had chicken feet, BBQ steamed buns, honey walnut prawns, chow mein, pork shumai, green beans, egg tarts, and sesame buns. Since we ordered everything off of the dim sum menu, they were smaller portions which was perfect as we were able to sample several dishes. They also have most items in larger family size portions if you order off of the regular menu. We will absolutely be back again!

The food is pretty good, not great. The service is spotty. I go there when I want fairly authentic Chinese food but usually when I don't have other choices.

I can't tell you how much I love coming to this place, so much so that I've been going here for the past 25 years. Macky, the owner, always stops by the table and she is so nice. All the wait staff are professional and eager to please. Dim sum always comes out fresh and hot from the kitchen. I have been here with 4 people and 15 people. The quality never changes. Yes I miss having food served on a cart, but the difference is this food is always hot. I hate getting dim sum that is simply lukewarm because it's been sitting on a cart. If you've not been here, you must go!

This place does not give 3.8 star service or 3.8 star food. The ambiance is lovely and they are the talk of the town as they seem to have so many regulars. Food comes out quickly. Their Shu Mai dumplings are great and plump. Another must try is their honey cashew prawns as they were crunchy and perfectly balanced. We are incredibly shocked at how good this place and their staff were. We will be back.

I worked in Issaquah from 1995 to 2003. In that time, I sampled all the food the city had to offer. Macky's used to be a different Chinese establishment, when it closed, it was closed for some time, so Macky's has been on my radar for a while. Since they never had a website, I never checked them out. They recently launched a website, so it's time to give them a try. I won't waste time; nothing went well here. First, the website has only been online for a month and the prices have already increased. Not much, about 10%, but I hate places that don't keep their website up to date, especially when it just launched. I tried the potstickers with Mongolian Beef. The potstickers were deep fried and not pan friend like photos online, there were also room temp which tells me they friend up a bunch earlier and where just keeping them warm. The Mongolian Beef wasn't bad, but it was a bit fishy and sweet. I've had worse, but I've also had much better. This place was in the 2-star range until I went into the restroom. The smell of urine was so strong it was clear to me this place had not been cleaned in weeks. If you got a nasty restroom, I wouldn't expect much more from your kitchen. At that point, I paid my bill and walked out. I would not be shocked if I spent the next couple days recovering from food poisoning. This was hands down the filthiest restaurant I've seen in some time and should call out that flies were also heavy around the restaurant which again tells me something was rotting in the kitchen. My experience did not match a single review praising this place.

TOTALLY LEGIT, Macky's is simply the BEST Chinese food anywhere in the Eastside of Seattle, perhaps even the Pacific Northwest. I've been coming here for over decades (at both locations, old and new) and I've travelled throughout the Orient and spent a lot of time in mainland China and Hong Kong, and you CANNOT find anything close to the range of choices of the simple quality of Macky's. A complete Mom and Pop, with probably a few aunts and uncles mixed in, all happy, hardworking folks who love to please their guests. Completely consistent menu, what you liked last week will still be there today and just as good. They cater to diverse clients like myself, and let me tell you, I'd have to pay a $4,500.00 plane fare to get anything close to the same quality in Hong Kong. - Braised Chicken Feet - Traditional Lotus Wrapped Pork Sticky Rice - Steamed Beef Tripe (other-worldly) ..and for the more American tastes, - The best Fried Cod and Calamari you could find ANYWHERE. - The garlic or spicy green beans are delightful Honestly, I could eat here every day, the prices are so reasonable, the serivce is fast and the presentation is immaculate. Enjoy all the pleasures Chinese culture is so famous for.

Best sticky fried rice I've had in Seattle area so far. Older generation family business, who are still serving, seating & cooking everything up. I fear for the longevity of this great little shop, as I don't see any younger family members working. They don't have the biggest menu, in comparison to other Chinese/dim sum restaurants, but what they have they do in excellence. The stand outs for me are the pan fried pork dumplings & the siu mai, and of course their sticky fried rice. I love it here!

The Dim Sum Carts don't come around you order off a menu. The Eggplant stuffed with Shrimp was good and so were the Steamed Cilantro Shrimp Dumplings. The soft noodle Chow Mien was not good at all Chicken wings were so bad we didn't eat them. Salt and pepper Squid was tasteless. In the picture this is the food we left.

I wanted to like this place given how hectic Top Gun Bellevue is and how much of a pain it is to get Seattle for Dim Sum there. Positives: - Ample parking - Immediate seating - Beef Chow Fun is good Negatives: - Dim sum is made to order - There's no overly aggressive cart lady trying to get you to try something on their dim sum cart. (standard for all the good dim sum spots, I've been too) - Little flies were all over This is more like a standard small town Chinese restaurant which has dim sum items. We ordered, hargow, shumai, garlic string beans, pork fried rice, steamed bbq pork buns, baked bbq pork buns, mango pudding, egg tarts. I felt like everything was super salty. We barely touched the garlic string beans and we didn't take any of them home because it was so salty. Hargow was ok and shumai was also ok. Fried rice was ok. Best things were the steamed bbq pork buns and Beef Chow Fun. Everything else was just ok.

Macky's has the best Chinese food around! Absolutely love the orange chicken, rice rolls, and beef steak to name a few. Great service, clean environment, and welcoming staff. Highly recommend!