Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu with Prices 2026 (United States)

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900 S Jackson St, Seattle, WA, 98104, US 1(206) 623-1318
This business is featured in 10 Best Asian Restaurants in Seattle

On the Joyale Seafood Restaurant menu, the most expensive item is Ginger and Scallion Lobster, which costs $55.00. The cheapest item on the menu is Steamed BBQ Pork Buns, which costs $5.50. The average price of all items on the menu is currently $15.38.

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Joyale Seafood Restaurant is a traditional Cantonese banquet hall in Seattle, WA famous for authentic push-cart dim sum, fresh live seafood, and a huge 600-seat event space. Popular signature items include Shrimp Dumplings, Siu Mai, and Peking Duck. The lowest priced menu item is the Pork with Preserved Egg Congee priced at $8.99, while the most expensive option is the Imitation Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat priced at $39.99. The average cost per person dining at Joyale Seafood Restaurant ranges from $15.00 to $30.00.

Joyale Seafood Restaurant is owned by Vince Zhao and is located in Seattle’s Chinatown-International District to serve authentic Cantonese flavors to the community. The restaurant presents traditional dim sum favorites, fresh seafood from live tanks, and large-format banquet dishes. The multi-level layout features a dedicated food court mezzanine and an attached customer parking garage. Beyond daily meals, the venue serves as a major hub for large weddings, community karaoke singalongs, and grand Lunar New Year celebrations.

This restaurant currently offers weekend dim sum brunch service on Saturdays and Sundays from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Weekday and dinner services were permanently suspended in July 2026. Pets are not allowed inside the building, restricting entry to service animals. Customers consider Joyale Seafood Restaurant a local weekend favorite with high ratings across review platforms.

Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu

What is Joyale Seafood Restaurant Most Famous For?

Joyale Seafood Restaurant is most famous for its nostalgic push-cart dim sum service and its role as a central hub for community banquets and Lunar New Year celebrations in Seattle's Chinatown-International District. The restaurant features a massive 600-seat capacity which makes it one of the largest banquet venues in the area. Featured menu choices include steamed har gow, chicken feet, spare ribs, and egg tarts straight from roaming carts. The venue provides rare complimentary indoor parking, which serves as a major convenience for local diners.


What are the Most Popular Signature Items on the Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu?

The most popular signature items on the menu of Joyale Seafood Restaurant are Shrimp Dumplings, Siu Mai, Peking Duck, Shrimp Rice Rolls, and Honey Walnut Prawns. Here is a list of more top menu items available.

  • Shrimp Dumplings: Delicate, translucent pastry wrappers steamed with savory shrimp and ginger.
  • Siu Mai: Traditional steamed open-faced dumplings filled with a savory blend of minced pork and shrimp.
  • Hong Kong Style Congee: A comforting, silky rice porridge cooked with broth and topped with scallions.
  • Peking Duck: Crispy, golden-brown roasted duck served slice-by-slice with hoisin sauce and scallions.
  • Shrimp Rice Rolls: Fresh, steamed rice noodle wraps filled with plump shrimp and soy glaze.
  • Honey Walnut Prawns: Crispy prawns tossed in a creamy, sweet sauce and topped with crunchy glazed walnuts.
  • Braised Double Lobster with Supreme Broth & Noodles: A premium feast centerpiece often featured in their upscale dinner set menus.

What Drinks and Beverages Can You Have at Joyale Seafood Restaurant?

The drinks and beverages available at Joyale Seafood Restaurant are Traditional Jasmine Tea, Chrysanthemum Tea, and Oolong Tea. Traditional Jasmine Tea is a fragrant floral tea served by the pot. Chrysanthemum Tea provides a light, soothing herbal infusion. Oolong Tea delivers a balanced, semi-oxidized tea perfect for pairing with dim sum. Below is a list of more drinks available at the restaurant.

  • Traditional Teas: Jasmine Tea, Oolong Tea, and Chrysanthemum Tea supply fragrant pots to pair with savory dumplings and seafood.
  • Sodas & Refreshments: Fountain sodas include cola and lemon-lime drinks.

What is the Cheapest Meal on the Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu?

The cheapest meal on Joyale Seafood Restaurant’s menu is the Pork with Preserved Egg Congee priced at $8.99. Pork with Preserved Egg Congee consists of velvet rice porridge topped with savory pork and preserved egg.

What is the Most Expensive Meal on the Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu?

The most expensive meal at Joyale Seafood Restaurant is the Imitation Shark’s Fin Soup with Crab Meat priced at $39.99. This seafood soup combines imitation shark’s fin with crab meat for a rich and savory dish.

What are the Healthiest Meals on the Joyale Seafood Restaurant Menu?

The healthiest meals on the Joyale Seafood Restaurant menu are Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Steamed Fresh Fish, and Steamed Fish with Ginger. Steamed Shrimp Dumplings provide lean protein through shrimp filling wrapped in thin wrappers without deep frying. Steamed Fresh is prepared Cantonese-style with light ginger and scallions rather than heavy oils or sweet sauces. Fish Steamed Fish with Ginger presents fresh white fish prepared with aromatic herbs without heavy oils or butter.

How Often Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer Special Offers?

Joyale Seafood Restaurant does not offer recurring special offers and promotional coupons. Instead, the restaurant relies on its standard affordable pricing, large portions, and chef-recommended daily specials in the regular dining experience. 

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Have a Loyalty Program?

No, Joyale Seafood Restaurant does not have an in-house loyalty program. While the restaurant itself does not manage a rewards system, customers can earn up to 4% cash back on in-store purchases by linking a payment card through the third-party rewards platforms.

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer Family Meal Bundles?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers family-style dinner packages designed to serve eight to ten people. The $318 set includes a house appetizer, crab-and-enoki imitation shark’s fin soup, Peking duck, honey-walnut prawns, braised lobster and crab in supreme broth, and crispy chicken. The $368 package features a special appetizer platter, three deep-fried squabs, and seafood imitation shark’s fin soup, while the $458 option includes a Lucky Happiness cold plate, seafood served in a bird’s nest, and three deep-fried squabs. These multi-course sets are designed for sharing during family meals and group celebrations.

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer Vegan Options?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers vegan options on the menu such as Vegetable Dumplings, Vegetable Congee, and Steamed Greens. Vegetable Dumplings feature finely chopped garden vegetables inside steamed wrappers. Vegetable Congee presents smooth rice porridge cooked with seasonal vegetables without meat stocks. Steamed Greens offer fresh bok choy or choy sum blanched in light soy sauce.

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer Gluten-Free Options?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant has gluten-free options on the menu that include Steamed Shrimp Dumplings, Plain Congee, and Steamed Fish. Steamed Shrimp Dumplings feature shrimp inside translucent rice flour wrappers without wheat. Plain Congee offers simple rice porridge cooked without soy sauce or gluten additives. Steamed Fish presents fresh catch prepared with ginger and scallions without breading.

Is Joyale Seafood Restaurant Pet-Friendly?

No, Joyale Seafood Restaurant is not a pet-friendly establishment. Indoor dining rules prohibit pets inside the restaurant building. Service animals are allowed as required by local regulations.

Can You Order Ala Carte in Joyale Seafood Restaurant?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers an extensive à la carte menu. Customers can order individual seafood dishes such as honey-walnut shrimp, salt-and-pepper squid or scallops, and clams with black bean sauce. Dim sum choices include siu mai, shrimp dumplings, sticky rice in lotus leaves, and barbecue pork buns. Meat entrées include Peking duck, Mongolian beef, General Tso’s chicken, and salt-and-pepper pork chops. Rice, noodles, soups, and appetizers are also sold separately, including Yang Chow fried rice, Singapore rice noodles, beef chow fun, fish maw soup with crab meat, pot stickers, and egg rolls.

What Other Services Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer?

Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers event catering, private banquet hosting, and weekend brunch dim sum with live seafood selection. Private event services accommodate weddings, community gatherings, and corporate banquets inside the 600-seat space. Customers can enjoy seafoods from tanks featuring fresh catches like Dungeness crab and lobster prepared to order. Onsite amenities include a large, complimentary parking garage and wheelchair-accessible entryways.

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Offer Catering Services?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers catering and private event hosting. Its spacious dining room seats more than 500 guests and remains available for private bookings outside regular public hours. Following operational changes in July 2026, the restaurant focuses its standard service on weekend dim sum brunch while continuing to accommodate private parties. Event menus can be customized with multi-course Cantonese selections such as cold plates, house appetizers, lobster, crab, steamed fish, Peking duck, and crispy chicken. Customers can discuss menu packages, availability, and off-site arrangements with a manager by calling (206) 623-1318.

Can You Rent Joyale Seafood Restaurant for Private Occasions?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant allows rental for private occasions. Although the restaurant reduced its regular weekday and evening service due to safety and neighborhood concerns, management continues to open the venue on demand for private bookings. The large Chinese-style banquet hall features high ceilings, round dining tables, a central projector screen, and a built-in stage with red curtains for entertainment, ceremonies, or presentations. Guests also have access to a spacious complimentary indoor parking structure. Event menus can include multi-course Cantonese packages, live seafood such as crab and lobster, dim sum stations, and customized set menus.

Does Joyale Seafood Restaurant Do House Delivery?

Yes, Joyale Seafood Restaurant offers delivery through third-party platforms like Grubhub and DoorDash, although home delivery is limited to operating weekend schedule

How are the Reviews for Customer Experience at Joyale Seafood Restaurant?

Customer reviews for Joyale Seafood Restaurant are moderately positive, with an average rating of about 3.5 stars. Diners appreciate its traditional Hong Kong-style dim sum cart service which has become uncommon in Seattle along with popular dishes such as siu mai, honey-walnut shrimp, and spare ribs. Staff members are generally described as friendly and efficient, although the restaurant follows a hands-off banquet service style that may require guests to flag down a server. The spacious, free two-story parking garage is another major advantage in the busy Chinatown-International District.

Areas of concern include dishes occasionally arriving cold or greasy when selected late in the cart rotation. The restaurant now operates only for weekend brunch from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM after permanently ending weekday and dinner service.

Who are the Top Competitors of Joyale Seafood Restaurant?

The top competitors of Joyale Seafood Restaurant are Jade Garden, Honey Court, and Tai Tung. Check out below the other top competitors offering Chinese and Cantonese cuisine.

  • Jade Garden: Jade Garden serves traditional dim sum, Cantonese BBQ, and seafood.
  • Honey Court: Honey Court offers late-night dining, Cantonese barbecue, and traditional seafood dishes.
  • Tai Tung: Tai Tung serves classic Chinese comfort food, roast duck, and stir-fry dishes.
  • Panda Express: Panda Express serves orange chicken, honey walnut shrimp, and chow mein with over 2,200 locations nationwide.
  • P.F. Chang's: P.F. Chang's offers dim sum, lettuce wraps, and stir-fry dishes with over 200 locations nationwide.
  • Pei Wei Asian Kitchen: Pei Wei Asian Kitchen serves customizable rice bowls, noodle stir-fry, and Asian-fusion entrees with over 100 locations nationwide.
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