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Serves meat, vegan options available. Taiwanese restaurant group with franchise operations in multiple countries. Its signature specialty is dumplings. Menu labels the veg dishes with vegan choices including the oriental salad, vegetable fried rice, red bean xiao long bao and red bean bao. Vegetable stock can be requested for the vegetable wonton & spicy dried noodle, dan dan noodle, and vegetable wonton soup. Specify if you don't want egg or oyster sauce just to be sure. Open Mon-Thu 11:00am-9:00pm, Fri 11:00am-10:00pm, Sat 10:30am-10:00pm, Sun 10:30am-9:00pm.
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700 Bellevue Way NE 280 Bellevue (at NE 8th St & Bellevue Way NE), Bellevue, Washington, USA, 98004
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Last update on 03 Oct 2022 by Guest
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Added by mirwoji on 03 Oct 2022
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10 Reviews
First Review by mirwoji
veganveronica
Points +1451
Great vegan options - Edit
A great selection of marked vegan options. Love the bok choy. Quite expensive but it is all delicious and handmade.
Read morePros: Delicious vegan options
Cons: Always busy
Guest
BoiledKale
Points +638
Solid vegan options but no vegan soup dumplings - Edit
As an omnivore, I am familiar with DTF’s robust and extensive menu. Their specialty is their soup dumpling, which has a delicious broth within them. My main problem with DTF is their lack of vegan soup dumplings. Also, after having experienced their non-vegan selections, it feels like they didn’t put as much effort in flavor and deliciousness for the vegan counterparts. They didn’t have the signature “oomph” or “substance” compared to the non-vegan dishes.
Read moreHowever, the taro buns were top tier. I’d recommend the following: cucumber salad, green beans, and vegan wonton soup.
Updated from previous review on 2025-08-21
Pros: There are vegan options , Cucumber salad , Green beans
Cons: No vegan soup dumplings
Guest
afuzzybird
Points +38
Clearly marked vegan options - Edit
Vegan options were clearly marked and the vegan spicy wontons were especially delicious! Also loved the sesame buns. The veggie buns could have used a bit more flavor, but honestly I just put some of the chili sauce from the wontons on them.
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options , Knowledgeable staff
Cons: A bit pricey
Guest
Alessia-M
Points +1104
Very nice restaurant, great service, lots of vegan options - Edit
Amazing service. I love that there are big windows where you can see where your noodles, buns, dumplings etc are being made. Vegan items are labeled on the menu, which is always nice!
Read moreThis was my second time here.
This time I tried the vegan dumplings, the vegan sesame noodles and the taro buns.
The vegan dumplings are a no for me 😔 I like that the dough is really thin and they are beautiful, but they could use a little more flavor, I had to add a lot of chili oil to enhance them. The noodles are so good though! My favorite are the vegan sesame noodles (which I also had last time!). The buns are good too, really soft and sweet. You have to wait 20 mins (they tell you in advance) for them to be prepared, but it is worth the wait. Last time, I had the red beans buns. Today I wanted to try the taro ones... delicious 😊
Guest
Retrorambler
Points +89
Best option when with omnivores - Edit
This was the first restaurant where I did not feel like an outcast for being vegan. They have so many options that the omnivores will enjoy just as much I will often order for delivery for lunch.
Read moreAll of the vegetable starters and sides are great. I especially like the Wood Ear mushrooms and cucumber salad.
The vegan dumplings are good but the vegan spicy wontons are the best.
The only vegan specific item I was not entirely satisfied with are the vegan buns.
Pros: Incredible selection for vegans, Options omnivores will like just as much
Cons: Vegan buns, Wait time for a table , Price is a bit steep
Guest
adalea
Points +1156
Vegan noodles pretty good - Edit
I like this place but it’s expensive and portion sizes are small. Vegan spicy wontons and spicy noodles and sesame noodles are really good.
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Seatown_vegan
Points +9005
A fav! - Edit
Always a good meal when dining at DTF! My go-to is a few vegan buns and the noodles in sesame sauce. I always love filling my buns up with the spicy sauce.
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bEzz
Points +2210
Sooooooo good!! - Edit
Din Tai Fung is amazing. The menu has a key for listing veg options. I could eat the spicy dumplings and tofu noodles all day every day and never get sick of them. Kid friendly, too!
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Tom1973
Points +742
Consistently delicious - Edit
This was my 5th different DTF location and it’s always consistent wherever you go. The mushroom appetizer is an absolute must. Plenty of vegan options to fill you up. #Veganuary
Read morePros: Incredible flavors , Lots of vegan options
Cons: Expensive , Smaller portions for price
Guest
mirwoji
Points +26
Favorite restaurant in the Seattle area - Edit
This is a chain originating in Taiwan with an trendy/upscale atmosphere. You can see staff behind glass preparing dumplings as you walk in. I love that I can order something from almost every category and everything is clearly marked as vegan. My top recommendations are the vegan spicy wontons, vegan Shanghai rice cakes, and sesame & mochi XLB (dessert dumplings). Most of the dessert menu is vegan--so rare at a non-vegan restaurant!
Read morePros: Lots of vegan options, Dessert dumplings!
Cons: No vegan soup dumplings (xiao long bao)
Guest
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