Having lived in China for 20 years, I'm extremely picky about Chinese food. This is authentic Cantonese dim sum. The ingredients were fresh, beautifully prepared and served. The portions were large. The service was excellent. The restaurant has a lovely ambiance and is very clean. My only regret is that I've lived nearby for a few years, and I've only just now discovered it. I'll definitely be going back.

Best Dim Sum in Washington!!! a friend of mine, introduced me to this place, and I can say this is probably the best Dim Sum place in Washington. I thought Seattle had the best dim sum, but I was wrong. So so many reasons to come here. Parking is easy and convenient than Seattle. The area is super safe and the staff is so attentive, they always recommend their daily specials or things that are not in the menu-try their shrimp toast!! Everything that we ordered came out fast and all the dishes we ordered were delicious and fresh. This is definitely my go to Dim Sim-highly recommend!

Food: 4 Service: 5 Cleaningness: 5 Price: 3.5 The dimsums were actually pretty good and fresh than I expected. I thought it would not go wrong with fried rice dish in Chinese restaurants, and we ordered chicken fried rice just in case we needed some food for the night during hotel staying. The fried rice came out not impressed, but pricy. From what I ordered, I would suggest get BBQ pork filling instead of regular pork dumplings or fried potstickers. The regular one doesn't taste as fresh or better than BBQ buns, pineapple turtle buns or BBQ puffs. Onion pancakes were good as well. I really enjoy Chinese donuts with rice noodle rolls, I was wondering whether I could have Chinese donuts only (that really tastes like Korean donuts). Of course Shrimp rice noodle rolls is the signature in dimsum menu, it was as good, but donuts one is rarely to see to me. You can ignore Spinash shrimp dumplings, the regular one should be good enough. Another suggestion is, focus on Dimsum menu, it is pricy, but at least dimsums are special than regular Chinese dishes. (Regular one doesn't go any cheaper, so why not go for special items!!!) Employees were super friendly and ask them whether have the dishes not in the menu, they would be happy to bring out and let you choose (BBQ pineapple bun was the one not in the menu, and I was glad the waitress introduced, and I am still missing the bun so much!) Happy dining!

Love the authentic dim sum and regular menu. Better than driving to Chinatown. Everyone is friendly and Sonny is great! Service is great also!

Came here with the wife on a weeknight not too long ago. Lots of parking nearby and a very short walk to the restaurant. It wasn't a busy evening and we were seated immediately. Our hostess made an appetizer suggestion, and we took her up on it. We ordered several different types of dim sum and only had a short wait. The food was good, but not outstanding. Almost tasted like it had been heated and reheated. Hostess was very friendly and stopped by our table frequently to check on things and refill our water. Overall a good experience. The place was clean and well organized. I recommend this place if you are in Issaquah.

Staff: A nice group of people. Seems like a lot of locals and everyone was treated well, us included. Quality/Quantity: The food was really good here. The quantity of each dish was generous. Value: Our dear family treated us so I do not know the price. Overall: Most definitely I'd be back if in the area.

Loved the dim sum here. Came out made to order and was piping hot. They also offer other Chinese dishes like eggplant and noodles. The service was excellent. Attentive, friendly, cares about their guests. I would definitely come back. The restaurant itself looks worn down but the food was amazing.

Macky's Dim Sum in Issaquah was a belated birthday meetup for two family groups, one from Shoreline and the other from Puyallup (2/11/23). I've never been before and clearly looked like a well loved, relocated family run restaurant in the downtown core. Free two hour shared parking lot is located behind the restaurant. We had made reservations, but the others were delayed due to a hit and run on I-405. Thankfully no one was injured, but were running late waiting for the WSP to file a police report, then file an insurance claim. We were seated, given the usual water, tea, and menus. But then pretty much were ignored for the first half hour. Finally when we approached by another wait person, we explained the circumstances. We would have been willing to get the ordering going upon being first seated, but as I said, we were totally ignored - that knocked off a half star. The interior had a separate bar area where the counter were full of takeout orders. The main dining room had various table configurations and well appointed pleasant decor including art work, faux fireplace, and an aquarium. There were a number of large groups seated onsite, but most were two and four tops. No challenge if one was a walk-in as there were at least three available tables during this Saturday midday visit. Our party of four ordered solely off of the dim sum menu, however, note there are no dim sum carts. Once that got placed, we received our orders rather swiftly and piping hot. This was fantastic as we were all famished and ready to eat. The wait person was trying to do more upsells with additional vegetable choices beyond the eggplant which was disregarded. We were a focused group ready to dig in. What was ordered: *Baked BBQ Turnover ($5.75) - pretty much devoured by The Homie *Shrimp Stuffed Eggplant ($5.75) - generously packed, tasty *Siomai (3 orders at $5.75 each) - decent, but prefer the ones at Bamboo Village *Shrimp Balls ($5.75) - plump, sweet and satisfying *Fried Sticky Rice (2 orders at $7.50 each) - that was deemed amazing! *Deep Fried Cod Fillets ($8.50) - fresh cuts with a nice light batter *Steamed Shanghai Soup Dumplings ($8) - stick with Din Tai Fung or Dough Zone. These were chewy and no soup, minus a half star *1/4 Roasted Duck ($12) - also absolutely amazing! *Egg Custard Tarts ($5.75) - tasty, thicker shortbread like crust *Red Bean Sesame Seed Balls ($5.75) - skip these, prefer the ones at Bamboo Village We had hearty appetites, but managed to have tiny leftovers to split between our two groups. It was nice to be able to catch up, eat leisurely, and didn't feel rushed which I greatly appreciated. Got refills on water, but not hot tea. Service was unobtrusive once we dug in to our dim sum afternoon meal. Macky's Dim Sum is a decent find in Issaquah, a city which has quite the dining scene with a wide selection of available restaurants to select from. I still prefer spots in Seattle, Edmonds, and Bellevue for dim sum. But this is a solid choice where you will leave full and satisfied.

This is one of our favorite restaurants in Issaquah. After many years in Gilman Village Macky's moved into the Cloud 9 Lounge space which was the bar serving the old Mandarin Garden. They quit doing the dim sum carts because of COVID-19. We love the turnip cakes, shrimp dumplings, spicy green beans, and salt and pepper cod. We also get BBQ pork and we typically finish with Singapore noodles. However we have seen some really great looking dishes come out of the kitchen and really need to try some new things. They have a very extensive regular menu as well as many dim sum options.