Love Food just recently declared us the Best Chinese Restaurant in the state of Washington. To see the picks for other states visit: Love Food - The Best Chinese Restaurant in Every State

We are excited to announce that Seattle Awards just named us the Best Chinese Restaurant in Seattle for 2022!

Seattle Refined just wrote an article celebrating our 85th anniversary. To learn more about the history of our restaurant, visit: Seattle Refined - Inside Tai Tung

The Seattle Times recently published an article covering a little bit of our history and why you need to come eat here. The article can be found here: Seattle Times - Seattle Restaurant Classics

City Stream just published a short documentary about us. You can watch it here: The Allure of Seattle's Tai Tung

A replica of our historic "Tai Tung Chop Suey" neon sign has been installed at the restaurant. This sign was with us from the very start, but was taken down in a 1960 remodel of the restaurant. We are super excited to have an integral piece of Tai Tung history back up for all to see. To read more about this visit: Northwest Asian Weekly - Neon Sign at Tai Tung

Eater.com just featured us in their 'Cooking in America' series, where we discuss a little bit about our restaurant's history and how our food is made. Also highlighted in the video is one of our former regulars, Bruce Lee. To learn more about where Bruce always sat and his go-to order, visit: Bruce Lee's Favorite Dish is Hidden in Seattle's Oldest Chinese Restaurant

King 5 just featured us on an episode exploring some of the different restaurants in Chinatown. To watch it, visit: Head to the Chinatown International District for a Twist on Traditional Picnic Food

Anthony Bourdain, former chef and host of "Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown", recently joined us for a meal at Tai Tung. To see what he ordered, visit: Anthony Bourdain Eats at Tai Tung

Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto recently came to dine at Tai Tung. To learn more, check out: Iron Chef Morimoto visits Seattle

We were just featured in Tay and Vay's film: A Taste of Home. For a quick write up of the film, as well as a link to it, go to: A Trip Through Time to Seattle's Oldest Chinese Restaurant

Tom Douglas, a Tai Tung regular, just featured us in his list of favorite restaurants to eat at in Seattle. The full list can be seen here: Chef Tom Douglas on Seattle's Restaurant Scene