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In Short

The interior is nothing out of the ordinary--nondescript white walls and early '90s accents mask what feels like a former office space--but it doesn't detract from the experience. While the bar side fills with revelers before and after Key Arena and Seattle Center events, the restaurant's tables are full of families and neighborhood locals. Service is generally quick, though can flag when there's a crowd.The FoodThough not authentic by any means, the menu is dominated by classics that will satisfy any deep cravngs for Chinese food. Most of the menu goes above and beyond the usual humdrum: General Tso's chicken comes with large, satisfying hunks of white meat and a thick, tangy sauce, while the juicy yin and yang prawns, a perpetual special, are enlivened by sweet and spicy flavors. Skip the mediocre appetizers in favor of well-executed hot and sour soup served by the cup.