Monsoon Restaurant

Monsoon Restaurant Reviews

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• The food here is utterly delicious. We tried practically everything on the menu. A real food experience. Loved the neighborhood too.

  by Siobhan R.

  
  

• Try the Oxtail Pho - The combo: Oxtail broth pho with wagyu eye of round and braised brisket, hon shimeji and shiitake mushrooms. Good recovery food after a half marathon. (via @Foodspotting)

  by Alice F.

  
  

• Try the Gruner Veltliner - I always appreciate a wine list that has Gruner by the glass. (via @Foodspotting)

  by Alice F.

  
  

• Try the Smoked pork buns with cucumber pickle - From their dim sum brunch menu--Peking duck style buns but with pork. Tasty! (via @Foodspotting)

  by Alice F.

  
  

• Try the Pan Fried Turnip Cake - Hot sauce was a good touch. (via @Foodspotting)

  by Alice F.

  
  

• Try the Smoked Pork Buns - Think Peking duck buns, but with smoked pork. My favorite thing we try today. (via @Foodspotting)

  by Jim A.

  
  

• Try the Crispy Shrimp & Chive Wontons - So much shrimp! (via @Foodspotting)

  by Jim A.

  
  

• pet-friendly on the patio.

  by Kim

  
  

• imperial rolls and catfish in a clay pot. end.

  by Nate H.

  
  

• RSVP recommended

  by Max P.

  
  

• Try the weekend brunch -- 10:30 on a Saturday is a good time to go. The crab congee is unreal!

  by Shannon L.

  
  

• Brunch is phenomenal!

  by My Tam N.

  
  

• Cocanut caramel creme is TO DIE FOR! Seriously, one wasn't enough.

  by Talia F.

  
  

• Eggplant with coconut curry is amazing! Do not miss!

  by Talia F.

  
  

• The catfish claypot was so delicious, tender, flavorful, and piping hot with every bite.

  by Heather O.

  
  

• Monsoon has begun weekend dim sum...

  by Seattle Met

  
  

• They added bahn mi to the brunch menu! It's awesome.

  by Kim M.

  
  

• The shrimp and chive wontons are really good!

  by Katie R.

  
  

• Vietnamese cuisine meets Pac Northwest and a bit of France. Love.

  by Caitlin N.

  
  

• The diversity of ingredients piques your interest, making it tough to narrow your choices; So don't. Everything lends itself to sharing; most people order a variety of things and do just that.

  by The Seattle Times

  
  

• Try the warm banana cake in savory coconut sauce... delicious!

  by Justin T.

  
  

• The crispy tofu for dinner sounds like it will just be OK but it is actually FANTASTIC. I'm a meat eater and generally shy away from tofu except for this dish. AWESOME!

  by Jeff P.

  
  

• I recommend the assorted dim sum basket (which actually is a series of plates). It's perfect to share...

  by Brian W.

  
  

• Love the duck and squid appetizers. The tamarind soup blew my mind.

  by Roberto S.

  
  

• Best brunch on Capital Hill

  by Jen S.