Restaurant
 STEVE RINGMAN / THE SEATTLE TIMES Chef Wen Hsu holds up the specialty at Fu Man Dumpling House in Seattle, where there's a window onto the kitchen.
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MORE INFORMATIONCity/neighborhood: Greenwood/Phinney Ridge Cuisine: Chinese Hours: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. and 4:30-9 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday Meals:
Lunch Reservations: Not available Alcohol: None Payment forms accepted:
Parking: Free parking Disabled access: No obstacles to access Features:
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Fu Man Dumpling House
14314 Greenwood Ave. N.
Seattle, WA 98133-6813
Phone: 206-364-0681
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DESCRIPTION
This family-run dumpling house celebrates the culinary traditions of the Shandong Province in China. It's a dining experience that's both utterly satisfying and educational -- you can watch the dumpling process through a window to the kitchen.
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terrible parking
Posted by superdude69 on 09/24/2009
limited parking is always full, don't bother driving there
Posted by superdude69 on 09/24/2009
limited parking is always full, don't bother driving there
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Website
Posted by bplayabball on 09/19/2007
Well the food there is just wonderful, no matter what I get, I always leave with a smile on my face. Well, recently I found a website that I believe is created by the FU Man Dumpling House here is the URL : http://www.myspace.com/fumandumplinghouse
Posted by bplayabball on 09/19/2007
Well the food there is just wonderful, no matter what I get, I always leave with a smile on my face. Well, recently I found a website that I believe is created by the FU Man Dumpling House here is the URL : http://www.myspace.com/fumandumplinghouse
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REAL JAOZI!!!
Posted by delong on 04/02/2006
We heard about Fu-Man and wanted to try. This is real Chinese!!! My wife, who is from China, makes the best jaozi (dumplings), but these are the best of any restaurant we have found in Seattle. If you want to experience one of the traditions of North China, Fu-Man is the place.
Posted by delong on 04/02/2006
We heard about Fu-Man and wanted to try. This is real Chinese!!! My wife, who is from China, makes the best jaozi (dumplings), but these are the best of any restaurant we have found in Seattle. If you want to experience one of the traditions of North China, Fu-Man is the place.
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