Macky's Dim Sum

Had a craving for Hong Kong style crispy chow mein. Unfortunately, I haven't found any really good Cantonese Restaurants on the Eastside yet. Very slim pickings.Didn't want to drive into Seattle today just for noodles, so we decided to go to a local Chinese restaurant in Issaquah. We chose Mackeys. Luckily we found parking and there wasn't any wait time for a table. We ordered the Seafood crispy chow mein and it satisfied my craving. The seafood & baby Shanghai bok Choy was fresh and tasty. Tried to order the taro puffs, but they were sold out. So we ordered a dim sum Sparerib dish. Service was good

Ooo I was passing through Issaquah on my way to an event & saw this dim sum spot while driving. On our way back we had some extra time and stopped in. When I tell you this is a honey hole for dim sum I'm not lying. The service was so nice, the restaurant was clean & the prices were unbeatable! I loved how the staff was eating family style together. It made my heart warm to see that. All of the servings were very generous and the flavor was perfectly matched. I can't wait to go back!

Love this place for when I'm craving dim sum. Just wished they did carts still instead of ordering off a menu. Their red bean sesame balls are really good, could use more red bean though. And their noodles are sooo good, sometimes I go just to order that. Service is always very good and is always keeping me stocked up on tea. Only complaint is how confusing it is to get to the bathroom and it's a tad creepy, but the foods good and the atmosphere inside the main dining area is good as well.

Wonderful experience. Food was awesome and very fresh. Service outstanding. Next time I am in town heading there again! The only thing is I thought my own opinion the green beans were slightly overcooked for me the rest of the party loved them.

Macky's Dim Sum is absolutely amazing all around! I came with my family after hearing raving reviews from coworkers and Macky's exceeded expectations Each dish was super tasty and they were incredibly accommodating to my cousin's celiac disease. We genuinely appreciated how they added to her options by switching some traditionally glutinous dishes to gluten-free! My favorite dish was the Honey Cashew Prawns, but again, everything was delicious!

Great tasting dim sum. Fast, courteous service. The restaurant is very clean and beautiful.

My experience was really nice here. it was my first time trying dim sum and they had a good verity. the food was so good i couldn't take pics before devouring it! would definitely go back on the weekend to try the shrimp rice noodles

Macky's is the real deal. If you want authentic Hong Kong/Cantonese-style dim-sum, THIS IS THE PLACE! The service is first rate, too. I've been here several times, and I've never had to wait more than a second or two before I'm acknowledged and on my way to a table. The decor is lovely. The food is fantastic. I recommend the tofu roll, the walnut prawns, the eggplant, the fried squid and--if you're adventurous, the chicken feet! I've never had a bad meal here!

If I could give 3.5 stars I would --- simply b/c 3.5 stars is a sign of a solid Chinese restaurant in my mind :) I love dim sum, but finding good options on the Eastside is not as easy. While driving east we happened upon Macky's and decided to try it out. Super friendly staff (felt like I was with my favorite aunts encouraging me to order bok choy to make sure I get my greens in lol), and good quality dim sum. While it seemed a little pricy (maybe we overordered), it satisfied our cravings and also gave us leftovers. If you don't want to go all the way to Chinatown or into Bellevue for dim sum, Macky's is a really great option.

Meh. So if my first impression and thought is a meh then what more can it be? Craving dim sum on a Sunday evening is one of those things, you want but can't have.. however I looked into it and called to confirm, they serve all day dim sum, so why not? To suffice or craving we decided to head out there, 23min drive; dim sum at 6pm- why not. So there is a parking lot towards the back of the place that is shared with other businesses, however it was packed. We luckily got street parking in front of the pub. First impression was greeted us with the "okay" health inspection report which I try to not allow that to deter me.Walked in, it's cute and gives this Dt Issaquah vibe. There were a few tables already there. We sat down and there were about 4-5 staff ready on deck. They were very attentive, we ordered about 10 dim sum dishes, all staples: shui mai, chicken feet, tripe, sticky rice, bamboo bean curd roll, turnip cake, xiao long bao, shrimp dumpling, egg custard, spare ribs.Pros: everything came out pippin hot! Lovvvvve that! Staff, as mentioned, friendly and attentive. Appeared clean. Supposedly offers rice rolls..(read cons section for comment)Cons: dishes were a bit smaller given the price, I believe they charged for tea even though I didn't see anything that stated that (then again I wasn't looking for it either), the egg tart didn't have the flaky crust that's "typical" and too sweet for me. Rice rolls are only available on weekends (which was stated on the menu) what's not on the menu that it's only on the weekends in the morning. Long story short, can't say we'd be back especially since we found out another spot we go to also offers all day dim sum.