Seattle has lots of restaurants that seem to catch the eyes of most people visiting. Ho Ho seafood restaurant is one of those places where most seafood lovers can actually check out.
The restaurant is a family-owned establishment by the Xiao Family.
If you have an interest in eating seafood, then you might want to read till the end as we review this restaurant known to be an abode for seafood in Seattle.
We visited the restaurant and also interacted with visitors online to know what they felt about Ho Ho seafood restaurant.
We’ll share with you our discoveries so you’ll know more about this restaurant before visiting.
Customers Service:
This is another area where Ho Ho restaurants have been top-notch over the years.
Derrick, who visited the restaurant a few days ago, was in awe of the customer service.
According to him, he visited the restaurant around 11 PM on a weeknight, it was one of the few options open.
The staff were very friendly and attentive, however, he wasn’t really happy with the quality of the meal, to him the meal was not very good.
He ordered honey walnut shrimp, shrimp fried rice, and egg rolls. The honey walnut shrimp and egg rolls were not very good, but the shrimp fried rice was good.
There’s been a whole lot of positive reviews in terms of how the staff of Ho Ho restaurant interacts with their customers. Based on our own interactions, we’ll rate them 9/10 in terms of customer service.
Moderate Price range
I think we can say the price range of meals at the restaurant is a bit moderate, you don’t have to break them to get a meal here.
You’ll only need a few bucks to enjoy your meal, we have a breakdown of different meal categories and how much it’ll cost you for each food.
1. Appetizers
For your appetizers, check out the prices.
- Assorted Appetizers: $8.75
- Beef & Chicken Satay on Hot Iron: $9.95
- Rainbow Stuffed Crab Claw (Each): $3.95
- Egg Roll (4): $4.95
- Barbecued Pork: $5.95
2. Soups
Soups are a bit expensive, I mean they should be because they are soups. Here’s how their prices compare.
- Steamed Crab Meat & Shark’s Fin Soup: $28.95
- Steamed Chicken & Shark’s Fin Soup: $26.95
- Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat (Small Bowl): $7.95
- Minced Crab Meat with Fried Fish Maw Soup: $10.95
- Minced Chicken with Fried Fish Maw Soup: $9.95
3. Fried Rice
Fried Rice is cheaper when compared to most restaurants in Seattle.
- Deluxe Seafood Combo Fried Rice: $7.95
- Yang Chow Fried Rice (Shrimp & BBQ Pork): $6.95
- Salted Fish & Chicken Dices Fried Rice: $7.95
- Shrimp Fried Rice: $6.95
- BBQ Pork Fried Rice (with Beef or with Chicken): $5.95
4. Chow Mein or Chow Foon
If you are a fan of Chow Mein or Chow Foon, you might want to part ways with a few dollars to enjoy your favorite
- Chef’s Style Chow Mein or Foon: $7.50
- Barbecued Duck Chow Mein or Foon: $7.50
- Prawns Chow Mein or Foon: $7.95
- Seafoods Chow Mein or Foon: $7.95
- Beef with Egg Sauce Chow Foon: $6.95
5. Vegetarian
Vegetarians are not left out either, here’s the cost of getting your favorite Vegetables
- Braised Assorted Vegetables: $8.50
- Three Kinds of Mushrooms in Oyster Sauce: $9.50
- Black Mushrooms with Greens: $9.95
- Assorted Vegetables Deluxe: $6.95
- Chinese Broccoli with Oyster Sauce: $6.95
Location and Working Hours
If you are unsure of their working hours, do not worry, Here are some additional details about the restaurant:
The restaurant is located at 653 S Weller St, Seattle, WA 98104
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Working Hours:
Monday-Tuesday: 1 PM – 2 AM, Wednesday: Closed, Thursday-Saturday: 1 PM – 3:30 AM, Sunday: 1 PM – 3:30 AM
Fresh and Delicious Seafood
One thing we noticed about the restaurant is the obvious availability of really fresh and delicious seafood.
The restaurant might not be that fancy itself, but there’s an obvious array of traditional Cantonese cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood.
Ho Ho restaurant menu has a lot of really fancy and fantastic seafood you might want to check out, some of them includes
Dungeness Crab:
Live Fish
Sweet and Sour Fish
Salt and Pepper Prawns
Fish filets
Fish Maw soup
The list is extensive, and most of these seafood are delicious, but not every customer is happy. We understand though, that such is life, not everyone will like you. One customer who dropped an online review was of the opinion that the meal he was offered was Plain and flavorless food.
According to the customer, Ho Ho restaurant has lost whatever charm they had before COVID-19. He insisted that even though he had been there many times before, their hot and sour soup was nothing like it was before the COVID. To him, it had no layers of flavors, he concluded by saying he only tasted vinegar and pepper.
But another customer has a different opinion, on his review, he acknowledged that Apparently, Ho Ho restaurant is a long-standing establishment. He narrated how he alongside friends had stir-fried green beans with pork and tofu and pork. Everything was very satisfying to them. Good presentation and service.
So you see, while some are in support, some are against it.
I think Ho ho restaurant meals are actually great, a lot of online reviews were positive. In terms of quality meals, I’ll give them an 8/10.
We know How ho restaurant is not top when it comes to luxury and ambiance, however, the restaurant is good enough to serve you quality meals. Generally, on a scale of 1 to 10, we rate 8.5/10.
I hope this review helps you decide whether Ho Ho Seafood Restaurant is the right spot for your next meal!
