Champion Gourmet Services

One bite and instantly felt like I was back in Taiwan. Delicious. Will definitely be back for more noms.

Food is delicious and service is nice and quick. I would recommend every dish that we have ordered. The shop is small with tables for two people. We have dined in twice and the owner always gives us free milk tea!

If you are into Asian food, and you happen to be in Renton area, I recommend a newly opened restaurant for you. It's an authentic Taiwanese restaurant which serves warm takeout food as well as frozen ones Iike dumplings. It's located inside the Great Wall Mall. Check it out.

it is located in the shopping mall. It is known for their Chinese Beef Jerky.We order the pop corn chicken that came out like just fried piece of chicken with no breading on it. It does not look like the picture outside at all. IS SO BAD!!!The 肉粽 pork with rice in bamboo leaf was soooo good!!! Very authentic it came with lots of pork and a black mushroom.if you want some authentic snack food definitely this is a place. but don't order the Pop corn chicken!!!

This place doesn't look like much. If you're going into the main entrance of Great Wall, this is one of the first stores you see on the left. It used to be bigger space wise, but it looks like they're getting something ready next door. This place is pretty good. I haven't tried much, but I did try their duck tongue and it was decent. The older lady that helped me doesn't speak English and I kept getting the stare from a younger lady...Overall, I'll have to try this place again and try different food in the future.

Stopped in to see what this business offered. Pleasantly surprised to find home made sweet pork jerky! Haven't had any sine a visit the Vancouver BC. Yum...also found some other Asian/Taiwanese delicacies, like chicken feet, Chinese tamales (glutinous rice, pork, chestnuts, peanuts, etc. wrapped in leaves. Definitely worth a visit if you are visiting the Great Wall shopping center.

Decided to check this place out while at the Great Wall. I always past by it but never thought it serves food for some reason. They serve taiwanese food it looks like. After looking at the menu, decided to try some fried squid balls (new item on the menu). For $6, you get around 5 squid balls. The flavor was good, but the balls weren't crispy and it litteraly just tasted like fish balls. i wouldn't be able to tell the difference. The lady who took our order seem very nice even though there was a language barrier. Overall, it was ok, maybe i'll try some of there normal items on the menu next time and see.

I'm so glad that this is here now. Picked up some food here after some shopping and am so glad we did. We had the jerky, Chinese tamale, and lu rou fan. The food here is authentic, made thoughtfully, and so delicious.The jerky the classic Taiwanese style texture and flavor. We got the spicy one and it was so good. I like it so much more than the American style jerky. I bought a ton and froze it (I live in SF) and it defrosts really nicely and is still so good after a week.The Chinese tamale is generously stuffed with a big chunk of meat, egg yolk, dried shrimp, and mushroom and the flavors are melded together with the rice into a delicious bite every bite.The Lu Rou Fan instantly transported me to Taiwan. It came with a couple sides that were all very complementary. Perfectly seasoned, the pork belly was cut to the right sizes. Total comfort food.Can't wait to go back the next time I'm in Seattle!

Writing a limited review again. The most important thing to share is Champion Gourmet Services have changed owners. The new owner is a Taiwanese lady. She was the only person there when I went and was busy cooking, so I didn't interact much with her other than to pay for things. Some items previously mentioned or in the photos are not sold anymore. No beef jerky, no preserved fruits. I didn't have time to wait for hot foods, so I grabbed things from the fridge. The fridge has many Taiwanese braised food items (very dark brown marinate). For grins, I bought 5 different items. The braised tofu ($6) was my favorite, while I also liked braised dried tofu ($6), and braised eggs ($7). The braised duck wings ($12) have a very strong anise flavor that was too potent for me. The braised chicken feet were surprisingly extra dry. I opted to reboil both items again at home. They turned out surprisingly well after my modifications. Their freezer has a variety of frozen dumplings. If I was heading home immediately, I would have bought some. Lastly, they have a small menu of made to order foods, such as Taiwanese style popcorn chicken, beef noodle soup, stir-fried vermicelli, etc. All items are served only in to-go containers. They have two small tables where you can sit and eat, but it is best not to count on that. Consider this a take-out only eatery.Based only on what I bought, the rating should be more like a 3.5 Stars. I decided to round down because the proprietor seemed indifferent or even annoyed that we were there. Maybe she is annoyed this Yelper is taking photos to remind me of prices. Either way, a tiny bit of customer service would have been nice. I decided to round-down the rating to a 3 Stars.

I have been coming here for eight years now, the last time I've been inside 99 Ranch market. I saw that they were closed down, and I thought this business has closed.But actually, it was just getting remodeled and I'm so happy to see that it's back up and running the glow up is real. If you remembered how it looked like in the past, it wasn't too pretty lol but food was amazing. They now have a touch screen to order, hardwood floors and a new pretty counter. I always order the popcorn chicken lunch box, there are a few changes from the previous, there is no longer meat sauce on top of the rice, but in replacement, they have now added some fresh bok choy with yummy garlic onion oil sauce, a soy marinated tofu, plus chinese sausage. Love the upgrades and also the new containers. I also received a free milk tea which I had no idea that it came with the meal so that was a win-win. If I knew ahead of time, I wouldn't have gone next-door to grab a drink from the sugarcane place. I would highly recommend trying their food here. It's delicious and of course you already know I will be back. I miss seeing the granny and young guy that used to work here, it seems like there are new workers, other than that I am just happy to know that this establishment is still up and running.