20 Best Asian Restaurants near Mukilteo

“Located in a slightly sketchy-looking strip mall at the intersection of Mukilteo Speedway and 84th Street SW, Rainbow Wok and Teriyaki is a family-owned eatery specializing in both Japanese-style teriyaki offerings and Chinese dishes. I first stopped here for dinner when I was on a business trip in the area during January 2023, and returned in March 2023. On my first visit I ordered a Japanese/Chinese combination, chicken teriyaki with General Tso’s Chicken. I was impressed enough to come back a couple months later, when I went for chicken chow mein plus a side salad with very tasty dressing. In both cases, the food was well-prepared and flavorful. The dining room and service counter were clean and tidy. The service was friendly and efficient, the prices (while not cheap) were fair for these inflationary times, and the food portions were generous. I enjoyed both my meals at Rainbow Wok and Teriyaki, and would not hesitate to return should my business bring me back to Mukilteo.“

“Such a great menu! I'm a pescatarian & often have limited choices at a restaurant but there were so many options for me. Whenever we eat here the food & the service are exceptional! And the atmosphere is buzzy but not too loud for conversation.“

“Where do I start!!! So glad we chose to dine here for lunch today!! This guy(owner) is very friendly and even amazed us with some magic tricks!! "Eat more vegetables" he says. My kids were super thrilled with his tricks! The food was delicious. We all enjoyed our dining experience here.Yo! Your tricks are super cool! Loved it. Thanks again. My kids still talk about it. Thanks for the delicious food and the friendly ambience.“

“Came for lunch and got several rolls. I enjoyed the smoked salmon roll and the staff accommodated my request to alter the roll by adding cucumber to it. Fair pricing depending on the roll you choose. Some rolls are $20 and some are like $7. They had some tempura options I want to try next time!“

“The sushi is good, as per the descriptions in the menu. This isn’t fine dining or low quality but middle of the road. As for their udon, probably less traditional. Kids still ate it, they love their noodles.Tables and high chairs were sticky, most likely from the chemicals they use to clean with.I’ve been here a few times, consistent.Parking: Lots of ample parking due to the almost abandoned strip mall slated for redevelopment.Kid-friendliness: Plenty of high chairs and room for families.“

“I’ve lived right next door to this restaurant for two years and I’m kicking myself for not trying it sooner.Went for a late lunch on a Saturday and were immediately greeted and seated at a clean and spacious table.We ordered the bossam, gimmari, robboki, and mixed soon du boo. Everything came out within 10 minutes of ordering, and every single dish was phenomenal. The menu is so extensive, I look forward to going back.The service was also great. Everyone was genuinely so nice.“

“Overall, the food was on point and great service. The Kalbi ribs were amazing in flavor and texture and the pad Thai was also unbelievably delicious too as well as the 5-spice soup you had available for the soup of the day, nice pieces of brisket with other vegetables to accompany the soup. One thing that really stood out with this place was the atmosphere and overall service from the waitress very upbeat, friendly, and kept coming over asking how we were doing my brother and I as well as asking how we like the food.If you're looking for a place to eat, this is the place.“

“I'm very grateful that this restaurant is near me. Me and my husband are struggling financially, so we limit eating out for like once or twice a month. And this is the only place we would go because of such a generous portion and great taste.“

“Haven't visited Wasabi Bay in a few years. Our last visit made us regret not visiting more. Sushi was amazing, huge portions. Rolls were unique, and also incredible portions. Staff was on point, friendly and helpful deciding on some options. We will definitely go back! Only downside, is they are a fairly small establishment, so can't easily seat large parties, keep the size 6 and down for easier seating.“

“Our first time at Fisherman Jacks, highly impressed. Elegant and modern decor. Stunning patio with marina view. Friendly servers. The food was outstanding. Fresh, quality Dim Sum & Asian Fusion. Thrilled to have this addition to the Everett waterfront! Make sure to call for a reservation, as they book out!“

“The sesame chicken here is out of this world - crispy, sweet and savory, you can taste all the spices. It surpassed every other Chinese place I've been to. The sweet and sour pork was more delicately seasoned than most places, which allowed the taste of the pork to shine through. The veggie rolls were flavorful and crispy. The server was charming and the vibe was chill and quiet. I wish I lived closer, this would 100% be my go-to Chinese place.“

“In shortNeighborhood pho joint with a straightforward menu. They're delivering the goods for a fair price.In longThis is a bustling strip mall on an even-more-bustling 4-lane thoroughfare into Mill Creek. The parking lot is always packed. Especially on weekends, you can often assume that the pool hall/sports bar in the corner suite is drawing most of that traffic. But like most of the smaller businesses here, Pho Hoang has some reserved parking and you can hook it straight up. There's pho available at a couple spots within a few miles, but there are a ton of subdivisions and apartment complexes right around here. I was not at all surprised to see well over a dozen takeaway orders leave the dining room while I ate, and to hear a constant clatter from the kitchen, even though I was the only person eating in.You walk in to an open dining room with minimal decor. Dozen tables, acoustic drop ceiling, simple art. No muss, no fuss. Pay station in the back, tell 'em how many in your party and ya have a seat. No TVs I don't think, no music playing. A couple big potted plants. Seemed like the staff was mom, dad, grandma, grandpa, plus somebody in the kitchen and daughter at the pay station. Everyone is super nice, chatting warmly to each other in Vietnamese throughout my visit. I felt like I was visiting people in their home, in the nicest possible way. For my first time in, I got the usual steak and brisket. A small was filling for sure. You get an old teapot with a teabag steeping in it if you ask. They bring you a chilled plastic bottle of water when you sit. The broth was good stuff here. Rich and marrowy, nice and clear, good balanced spices. Everything in it was as it should be--tender meat, chewy noodles, nice flavor to the meatballs. The meatballs were a nice surprise, actually. The condiments were all in good shape--crunchy sprouts, very juicy fresh lime, super-aromatic basil. They don't bring you jalapenos or cilantro, and I didn't ask for any so I don't know if they stock it. But it was a perfectly satisfying bowl of soup as it was. I was out the door with a good tip for barely $20, happily armored against a cold damp day.“

“Come hungry! I didn't expect much but I was pleasantly surprised. When I came inside I noticed good music playing and was greeted by a well mannered fellow. I chose a katsu/chicken lunch combo that I paid $18 for. It came with a drink so I checked the fountain out. There were the usual suspects and also the stubborn brand agave vanilla cream soda, pineapple cream soda, melon, horchata, and Jamaica. On my way to select a table I noticed free soup! It was a mildly spicy egg flower like soup that I enjoyed quite a bit. I sat down and watched a steady parade of regulars come and go many of whom the gentleman behind the counter seemed to know. He even knew some of their orders. A waitress brought my food which came with rice, salad, chicken, katsu, and the katsu sauce. The rice was sticky, the katsu was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside, the chicken had a light teriyaki, and the salad was cold with an interesting creamy red dressing. Hot sauce and teriyaki sauce as well as to go containers were readily available. Also, there were gum and toy vending machines.Overall, a 9 of 10. I think I found my new teriyaki stop for the family!??“

“Hands down the best pho and vermicelli bowl in Everett. Dare I say the pho is the best I’ve ever had? I never thought anyone would beat out my previous favorite (than bros in Seattle) but I think this place just did! The chicken pho was amazing, the meat was so tender and juicy, and I asked to add veggies and they really did! A delicious, bountiful meal. You can feed two people fresh, delicious meals (with leftovers!) for under $40 after tax. Such a deal! Everyone who works there is always friendly and attentive and the ambiance is open and clean. Love this place. My new go to.“

“The best teriyaki/Chinese takeout food in all of Snohomish and king county. Very similar to Taster’s Wok in Lynnwood in the quality of the food but way less expensive. I’ll never go to another teriyaki place. The General Tso’s chicken is my favorite, and their teriyaki sauce is a sweet soy glaze which is delicious bc most teriyaki joints have pure salty soy sauce which tastes gross. Totally recommend!!“

“The chicken yakisoba is excellent. Lots of vegetables cooked just right. The sauce was tasty and not overwhelming.I do not recommend the spring rolls. They tasted like they were from the frozen aisle of the grocery store.I was pleasantly surprised to receive this nice takeout bag.“

“First visit here definitely not our last. This place was really great. Sweet lady took order cook smiled at us was quickly made. Only 15 minutes and we were on our way. Food was perfect and she gave us fresh dog food for our puppies at home they loved. We got to eat in peace for 1 night because they had their own food. Love this place.“

“This is one of the better places to get teriyaki food. The only gripe I have is that the teriyaki sauce is a little thin and watery But the food is good. I would call this place wheelcare accessible.Parking: I would say this lot has about between Ten and fifteen spots all freeKid-friendliness: Absolutely, kid friendly.Wheelchair accessibility: Wheelchairs shouldn't have a problem getting in and out of this establishment. I've never used the restroom here. So I don't know if that's accessible.“

“We reserved a table and went. They have a great selection. As a vegetarian, I was pleased to notice the chef using a separate ladle to cook vegetarian and non-vegetarian dishes. Additionally, they kept the rice separately. The coconut curry was good, but the soup was unavailable, so we couldn't taste it. The staff were friendly and didn't rush us, even reminding us about the closing time“

“Great food, fast service. Each roll is made with care.We took the class with Charles and his team!!!! Ammmazing. If you want a special lifetime memory, go take the class.They added new rolls! And they will have a new Spott in Monroe WA soon.Vegetarian options: They offer veggie dishesKid-friendliness: It's a good place to bring school age kids“