This restaurant is a little hidden on the backside of another strip mall area. The restaurant is small and there's limited parking directly out front, but plenty on the backside if you're willing to walk. The menu is large and has a good variety of items. We ordered a couple plates of dumplings, pea vines and the Chinese rice cakes with beef For three of us and it was more than enough. The portion sizes were good, the food came out fast and the food was flavorful. Service is pretty standard for a Chinese restaurant (don't expect much), but you don't go to a Chinese restaurant for super attentive service. Will definitely come back!

Went for lunch at 12:30 PM yesterday for the first time. I ordered vegetable chicken. The food was very tasty and portions were large. I am impressed and will definitely return again.

Pros:一个集合了全国很多菜系的餐馆，位置很方便离我们原来住的Renton开车十几分钟。这个地方可以说是全西雅图为数不多的较便宜餐馆。15美金不到的炒菜能吃两三顿。还有比较正宗的湖南大碗菜和川菜、江浙菜系等等。大盘鸡味道也非常好，可以说价廉物美。 Cons：缺点也很突出。上菜速度及其慢，态度也有待提升。感觉服务还停留在上世纪8、90年代，也没有网络渠道来点餐。有可能他们优先出外卖单子，堂食的话经常要等半小时甚至更久，而且也无法提前预定座位。所以要来的话需要预留好充足的时间。 总体而言还算是一家比较好的中餐馆，当然美中不足之处希望他们尽快改进。 美食：5/5 | 服务：2.5/5 |氛围：3/5

The food here is extremely delicious and cheap! If you want Sichuanese food, this is your spot! I highly recommend cumin lamb and the beef and onion dishes. Pork with garlic sauce is a great option as well. You get a generous portion of rice here and tea. The ambiance is pretty standard casual Chinese. The only reason why I'm docking a star is because of service. It is slow and the wait staff is basically nonexistent...

This is Bellevue's hidden gem - ABSOLUTELY delicious and the portions are huge!! Great value and authentic sichuan and hunan flavors! The potstickers (10/10) are BOMB! Crunchy skin and great filling, I was popping them in my mouth so quick because it was so delicious. They even sell their dumplings frozen which is awesome. You just definitely need to get their fried fish (10/10). Fish is battered and decked with sauce - and not to forget how flaky it is inside! We had so much food leftover and it still tasted good the next day. Sizzling beef (7/10) was standard in flavor, not very impressive compared to everything else we ordered. Eggplants (8/10) were delicious as well - only didn't love because I was expecting a more salty and fish sauce flavor, perhaps I ordered the wrong style. They did have 3 eggplant menu options. Overall, I would definitely recommend others to come here! The menu may be confusing so I help some of my food reccs help! Don't expect top tier service and ambiance because we're not here for that. It's like your Asian mom serving you dinner, she just wants you to eat well and nothing else. You're here for good food and good value - like cmon they gave me a whole bowl of rice complementary to my meal!!

They may be Little Garden, but they sure dish out large portions! These days, it's rare to find restaurants that serve such generous servings at reasonable prices, but this quaint establishment is one of them. Six of us arrived for dinner right when they opened at 5:00PM and there were already a number of customers picking up their to-go orders. We were the first group seated, but by 6:00PM tables started filling up, especially with their capacity of about 60 people. Throughout the duration of dinner, just one woman handled all customers by herself. She constantly ran back and forth taking orders, setting tables and serving food. I was impressed and she did a great job! When one of us dropped our chopsticks, she must have heard it clang on the ground since she brought over another pair before we even had a chance to ask. Their menu is extensive with sections of "Small Eats", Hunan specials, Sichuan specials and seafood dishes. Outside of the Small Eats, most plates seemed to be around $12-$14 which is pretty reasonable. We ordered six dishes which provided more than enough for all of us. + Eggplant w/ Spicy Garlic Sauce: The eggplant was cooked well, but the sauce wasn't spicy at all and I didn't taste much garlic. Instead, the sauce was on the sweeter side with a gingery flavor. It was tasty, just wasn't what I expected. + Rice Cakes with Pork: This dish was pretty oily, but I loved the chewiness of the rice cakes. With some veggies mixed in and thin pieces of pork, this actually reminded me of rice cakes at Din Tai Fung. It wasn't too salty either, which I appreciated. I'd definitely order again! + Pea Vines w/ Garlic: Now these are garlicky! I wish I captured a photo of how gigantic the serving was... they were piled high! The greens were tender, tasted fresh, and had a slight smokiness from the wok. + Mongolian Beef: This is the first Mongolian Beef I've had that wasn't covered in a syrupy brown sauce. Instead, the thinly-sliced beef seemed to have been marinated and therefore still had plenty of flavor. I could actually taste the beef for itself. + Four Treasures: Tofu, black mushrooms, some shrimp and a type of white fish all in a brown sauce. It wasn't too oily nor salty and was definitely on the healthier side. Compared to the other "treasures", there was barely any fish, so the dish felt a little incomplete. + Mandarin Chicken: Fried nuggets of chicken tossed in a sweet and tangy sauce with a hint of spice. This was one of my favorites of the night! Note: We visited on November 13th. As of October 25, 2021, King County imposed a new policy where restaurants are required to ask diners for proof of vaccination or a negative COVID test if they are dining in. Little Garden has a King County health rating of "Excellent", so we were rather surprised that they did NOT verify vaccine cards before seating customers. Some people walked in without masks which was also not enforced despite having signage on the door stating they're required. I'm disappointed to say I didn't feel the safest here, especially as the restaurant is smaller with little spacing between tables. While this is not impacting my rating, I thought I'd mention it for anyone curious.