Qin

Qin has the best hand pulled noodles in the Seattle area. You cannot go wrong with the Pork Sauce Hand Pulled Noodles!

One of the great things about our neighborhood is the variety of Asian foods available. Qin is a favorite go to for casual dining. Hand shaved, hand pulled, biang- biang noodles in a variety of soups & sauces, dumplings, meat skewers, vegetable dishes (broccoli steamed in garlic is a go-to) as well as some of the more common Chinese dishes are on the menu. Prices are very reasonable.

I’m not sure why there’s a bunch of reviews saying it’s NE China food. Just want to correct this is NW China food, specifically Shanxi province/Xi’an city food! NE food is a completely different animal. This remains my favorite in the greater Seattle area for pork pockets and Liang pi!

Truly authentic... and tasty... NE China cuisine. Friendly, family run. It's stayed on my favorites list for some time now.

Overall, this restaurant has some fine noodles. It is very time consuming to make noodles like this, and even more so to perfect them to the point that is is chewy and firm. I feel like the side dishes could improve, though. Thing is, the pickled cucumbers were a little too sour. I think they would have been better with some sugar in the marinade. The "mouthwatering" chicken, as stated on the menu, was filled with bones, and the chicken was too small. This makes it taste too salty, which is pretty sad. The beef tendons were very tough and cold as well, another slight disappointment. However, their pot stickers were good. It had a distinct taste of leek, which was pleasant. 4.2 stars.