Tai Tung Restaurant

About

Located in the heart of Seattle’s Chinatown at 655 S King St, Tai Tung Restaurant stands as a long-standing fixture in the local dining scene. As the city’s oldest Chinese eatery, the establishment offers a spacious, nostalgic atmosphere that many visitors find charming. The restaurant is well-known for its connection to historical figures like Bruce Lee, who frequented the spot, and it continues to serve as a destination for those looking to experience a piece of Seattle’s culinary history. The menu is extensive, featuring a variety of Cantonese-style dishes designed for family-style sharing. Diners often gravitate toward classics like beef chow fun, shrimp with garlic, and sautéed pea vines, alongside unique takes on egg rolls. While experiences with the service and consistency can vary, many guests appreciate the quick pace and the attentive nature of the staff. With its cozy booths and traditional aesthetic, Tai Tung remains a notable, if storied, option for those seeking a casual meal in the International District.

What clients say

Tai Tung is recognized as Seattle's oldest Chinese restaurant, frequently visited by patrons interested in its history and connection to Bruce Lee. While many diners praise the authentic, fresh flavors and reasonable pricing, others find the food quality inconsistent and the atmosphere dated.

Opening hours

Friday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Monday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Sunday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Tuesday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Saturday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Thursday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Wednesday

11 AM–7:30 PM

Contact

• 655 S King St, Seattle, WA 98104
• (206) 622-7372
• www.taitungrestaurant.com