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-Tue 11:00am-8:00pm, Wed-Sat 11:00am-9:00pm, Sun 11:00am-8:00pm.
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181 Southcenter Mall, Tukwila, Washington, USA, 98188
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Last update on 17 Jul 2021 by Seatown_vegan
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Added by Seatown_vegan on 13 Dec 2019
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7 Reviews
First Review by awwdree08
Seatown_vegan
Points +8096
Always On Point - Edit
I’ve been to this specific location several times and can’t believe I haven’t reviewed it yet.
Read moreDin Tai Fung is always wonderful. There are plenty of vegan options and the vegan buns are fire! Very good place to visit with a lot of people due to the communal dining aspect of it.
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bEzz
Points +1753
Pricey but delicious! - Edit
We always spend too much money when we come here but it’s hard to stop ordering more food!
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CindyTurner
Points +64
Best Mall food ever! - Edit
Vegan dumpling were very green. Very good! Vegan noodles with sesame sauce was a little spicy, but very delicate and delicious. vegan Shanghai rice cakes were excellent! Could I, would I make this at home? Too labor intensive, so with that said, worth the price!
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JayJay10
Points +241
Great staff - Edit
I sat at the bar. Bar tender took my order and checked on me quite frequently. I got the wonton soup and taro buns.
Read morePros: Vegan options, Delicious food
Cons: Expensive
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UnhipRoseHips
Points +22
Fun and Tasty! - Edit
Shanghai rice cakes and dumplings in spicy sauce are very flavorful and not to be missed! Wonton soup has a great broth too. The vegan filling is used in dumplings, bao buns, wontons, etc and can get very repetitive. Definitely requires soy sauce at the very least on the plain bao and dumplings, which are somewhat bland.
Read morePros: Many options, Clearly marked, Delicious
Cons: Options are scanty on protein, Fillings are identical
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kcr
Points +112
Delicious Vegan Options - Edit
Din Tai Fung has added vegan options to almost each part of their menu. We orded the vegan wontons, dumplings, bao buns, and sesame noodles. To die for. So much flavor in each bite. Will Definitely be going back when visiting.
Read morePros: Many vegan options
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awwdree08
Points +28
Yum - Edit
Plenty of vegan options that are marked on the menu. Freaking delicious. I got the mushroom buns, rice cakes and cucumber salad. Definitely recommend!
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