Regent seattle dim sum free#

When I still lived in Seattle, the buzz was that Honeycourt was a place for old people, which means absolutely nothing to me. A student messaged me recently to tell me they had renovated. Still popular among old people and Filipinos of all ages. Honeycourt Maybe twenty years ago, this was the it-place.The only thing I don’t like so much about it is the lack of natural light otherwise it’s good.

Regent seattle dim sum free#

The food is good, service is good free parking is nice, usually no wait time. There has been ownership drama, I think an ugly divorce, etc.

Joyale Seafood This place has had two other names, but they were all good.

There is often still a wait, and it’s got a lot of non-Chinese buzz. Still good, but not the same spectacular food it once was back in the day.

Jade Garden This was once the it-place, maybe ten years ago.

This is where I would take Chinese people.

Harbor City This has been the it-place for a while now a shoebox shaped, mildly noisy, wait-for-30-min during Sunday Brunch kind of place.

Duk Li Dim Sum Probably the best variety of the Dim Sum For One category.

I don’t know if these places are still there, but they are still fresh in my mind. My boy BM texted me this morning for dim sum recommendations in Seattle, which… I haven’t lived in Seattle for two years! But of course I have a list. I’m grading papers and planning classes all this weekend, but I’m taking a little break to blog. Mama used to tell stories of her father Tatang Maël making popcorn, making pancakes in the afternoon for snack, picking pineapple out of the yard for breakfast, and stealing chunks of Cougar Gold cheese that Tatang bought at the Commissary. This morning I made strawberry/blueberry buckwheat pancakes for breakfast. I popped popcorn last night and my parents and I watched SNL together.

I used a personal day so I can be with my mama today.