Contacted Groupon and Groupon refunded the money after the problems we had with the restaurant.

I came here with a bunch of friends during lunch time. Since I already had lunch, I just ordered a slice of the macha mousse cake. It tasted alright and it had red beans in one of the layers. Many of my friends ordered the beef noodle soup. It didn't look too expressive. If you want pickled greens, you will have to ask for it specifically.

I came here with a bunch of friends during lunch time. Since I already had lunch, I just ordered a slice of the macha mousse cake. It tasted alright and it had red beans in one of the layers. Many of my friends ordered the beef noodle soup. It didn't look too expressive. If you want pickled greens, you will have to ask for it specifically.

It has great noodle soups. Its beef noodle soups and the pork noodle soups are great. However, they are always out of potstickers.Unlike the other chinese restaurants, the waitresses cannot multi-task, move slow, and do not observe well.

Had lunch with family here, and while we ordered a lot of different things, unfortunately nothing really stood out. I've been looking for a place that has really good beef chow fun, and I was hoping this could maybe end the search, but no. I have to keep looking. It was oily and kinda bland. =( The peking duck was dry also, it was like eating overcooked white turkey meat....if you do decide to give the duck a try, I think you may have to order it ahead of time.The rest of the stuff we had wasn't half bad: chicken with salted fish fried rice, eggplant with szechuan garlic sauce (had a little more sauce than I would have expected), some sort of fried tofu, and fried bread with condensed milk on the side. The bread was similar to the bread you'd have if you ordered a baked pork bun, but more dense. Pretty friggin good. Wow, I just noticed that almost everything I just listed was fried.... On a more helpful, less random note, you can order your food online!!!

Very reasonably priced, taking into consideration the quality and amount of food you get. Love their Sichuan Beef Noodle!!! Authentic and great taste! I've been their so many times since I work right around the corner.BTW, do try their bakery, the chestnut cake is one of the best I've had.

i think it deserves a 3.5 stars.I always order their Beef noodle or the noodle with fried tofu.They have a decent Asian bakery.

This place is SUCH a hole in the wall; a true mom and pop shop in the middle of downtown Bellevue. The prices are very inexpensive--but, like the saying goes "you get what you pay for!" While I received a lot of food I didn't think the quality was there. I got the Almond Chicken (which came with rice and soup). It was basically MSG on a plate, but what do you expect? I mean, there are plenty of restaurants that pile on the MSG but it still tastes good, but why not this one?I can't comment on the conjoining bakery that's in Toy's Cafe, though it looks pretty good?I don't think I'd come back again.

Came in just for some bakery treats. We picked up a gorgeous Chocolate Mousse cake, with dipped strawberries on top (8", $30, easily feeds 8-10 people). Just to round out the total, I picked up two buns as well. The buns are huge, and house-made. The bread was awesome and smooth, and the fillings were really good as well. I got one "lai wong bau" (egg custard bun) and one "dau sa bau" (red bean paste bun). I'm a sucker for Lai Wong, and this did not disappoint. It had a hint of lemon, which I LOVED. (Hubs and daughter hated it...but one hates lemon, and the other only likes lai wong from her favorite dim sum place...so I ignored them. You can, too. ;-)) The red bean paste was really smooth, and just sweet enough. The buns were really reasonably priced, as well (less than $2 each, and easily 6-7" across).We will go back to try the cafe, but I'm happy to have found a fairly close source for fresh HK buns. Yum!ETA: We went back for dinner. Then lunch. Then dinner. Then dinner again. The food is RICH, but fairly priced and oh, so yummy. My husband (grew up in Hong Kong), is enamored with the "jyu paa faahn" (pork chop rice). I don't think he's found it in a restaurant in the 15 years he's been here! Breaded pork chops, over a huge dish of fried rice, all topped with a sweet tomato sauce and a tiny sprinkling of cheese, then broiled. (The sauce tastes exactly like the phad thai at King & I down the street. If you've eaten there, you'll know what I mean.) My kids also LOVE the seaweed salad (tender strips of seaweed, dressed with soy sauce and sesame oil). We had a soup that was amazing - beef tendon and noodles with bok choy, in a five-spice scented beef broth. No MSG, and absolutely craveworthy.Irene is an absolute doll. After four visits in 9 days, we felt like old friends. So much so that "Aunty Irene" comped my kids each a piece of cake after dinner.As with any other restaurant, you will find the quality of your service (and the overall experience) will go way up if you go often, are friendly, and tip well.

Low prices in Bellevue? Goooood. Wide variety of dishes? Goooood. A dash of light food poisoning? Baaaad.Initially ordering take out from Toy's cafe, I received a bland, tasteless, crispy noodle dish, and a box full of confusingly sweet sesame chicken, but no rice. You would think that would have been enough of a hint to not rely on this place for stellar food, but being the optimistic person I am(with $10 to my name), I went back to enjoy a dine in meal with friends. We were seated promptly and after reading a few reviews, I settled on their most popular dish: beef noodle soup. What came out was a bowl full of dark broth, thick noodles, beef, and a few sections of bok choy. The broth was definitely the highlight of the meal with notable hints of five spice to accent the well cooked beef. Unfortunately beyond that, the bok choy and noodles came off considerably bland. The sour soup appetizer that came with a friend's meal ended up leaving more of an impression.If you thought that was where the story ended though, you'd be sadly mistaken. The battle for my intestinal fortitude would begin an hour later at home and last a fort night before coming to an end, leaving me less of a man(literally). Seeing as how there are plenty of patrons that frequent this establishment on a regular basis, I'd chalk my experience up as unique, but that still wouldn't excuse the severe lack of seasoning put in both the take out and dine in dishes I received.Decor: 3/5Service: 3/5Food: 2/5Heads up: If you've read my previous reviews, then you know what I mean when I say you will receive asian-style service.

Definitely a pretty average place. I had to travel a long way to get here, and that might have raised my expectations for it. But in the end, I wasn't all that impressed, and considering the number of great restaurants in Bellevue, there's probably no reason to come here again. This would be a rather forgettable restaurant if not for the fact that I still can't figure out how its name has any relevance to it.Anyway, after ordering, it was about twenty minutes before any food came to the table. I was sort of forced to sit there in silence and wait those twenty minutes with nothing to do except stare around. It's probably not in the restaurant's favor that I looked at the surrounding tables because at least three of them appeared to be left uncleaned after the customers had already left. It couldn't have been just a fluke either because the staff was generally quite inattentive and absent-minded. It looked like they didn't care about what they were doing.Well, the food did arrive eventually, and it comes in very small portions. Whatever you order from the menu, the amount you're actually getting will probably be meager. I'm not sure why it takes so long in the kitchen for them to cook up such a scant quantity of food. Fortunately, the complaints end there because everything else is fine. The food is good for the most part, and their jasmine tea is well-brewed. It's just upsetting that all that delicious food had to disappear so fast; I was expecting there to be enough at the end to take leftovers home.Another cool thing about this place is that they appear to have a small bakery at the front. I didn't buy anything there, but I'm all for a little variety in restaurants. But aside from that, the only thing Toy's Cafe has going for it is the taste of the food. You can get decent food just about anywhere else, so I'd skip this one.

Let's just jump to things recommended:1) Beef Noodle Soup - You can ask for just the braised beef or 1/2 beef & 1/2 tendons. The pieces are very large and stewed to tenderness. The soup base sometimes could be a bit salty, but I don't mind. Personally I like wide rice noodles, so I always substitute for it.2) Pork & Vegetable Dumplings - Hand-made dough and the filling is tasty with great flavor. Only $6.95 for 10 or you can take a frozen bag togo.3) Cucumbers & Chilled Duck Feet. I just love the flavors and if you are a spicy eater like me, do ask for the extra spicy seasoning.Service - Fast and attentive, but sometimes when they are busy, don't be hesitate to raise your hand to get their attention when you need service.I have always stick to the same food when I come to Toy's Cafe probably just because I know why I'm there for.

i used to hit up this spot when it was in old bellevue. they had some awesome pot stickers and pretty darn good beef noodles. the noodles aren't as good as before but the beef and the broth are still fantastic. they have some great fried ...?

The name may fool you but this Cafe is actually a small family-run Chinese restaurant! Yes, a Chinese restaurant offering a REALLY good Szechuan-style Beef Noodles! I frequent this fine little establishment whenever I'm in the mood for some ...?

It looks so ordinary, but the food is really good! Inexpensive noodle soups and my favorite is the Shanghai rice cake. Check the Chinese menu, not the regular one, for inexpensive and tasty traditional dishes. Really nice family owned ...?

I had to recently take my wedding picture to be framed, and had to wait about 2 hours for them to finish. after coming back early to the framing store 45 minutes early, I got hungary. what do I see? Food!! The place was okay. ...?

Never get enough of their HK-style seafood noodle, chicken and salted fish fried rice, and some more. Generous portion and FAST service, in addition, make this place is a must-to-dine-in. ...?

I've driven by hundreds of times. It looks bad from the outside but one day I succumbed and gave it a try. What a big mistake. Probably the worst Chinese food I've eaten in 20 years. And filthy. ...?

Reading the name i thought that kids would enjoy here. But being a vegetarian i didnot find any good choices. i was not very impressed with their service too. Thought they did'nt care. i dont know how their non-veg menu goes but wouldnt ...?

The Chinese food is very NYC style- not anything like PF Chang's if that's what you're used to. My favorite dish of theirs is beef with snow peas- their beef is always tender and tasty. The restaurant's new location is much nicer than ...?

My young nephew took us here to try their noodle dishes; which they are supposedly known for. The food was good, the fried rice with salty fish was outstanding! The one noodle dish we ordered included these "mochi" like dumplings; fun to ...?

Toy's Cafe has moved a few block east. They are still on the main street between 108th and 106th. The new location is much nicer. The food remains quite authentic. ...?

I've dined at this particular restaurant on occasion over the last few years, even before it had moved to its current location. While I particularly like a few of the dishes here, it became apparent tonight that this restaurant operates ...?

For the price ($5.75 luch menu, 7-8 items), Toy's is great value. The service is not the best, but if you arrive at 1130am, your well set. They get real busy after that. The bathroom is real bad, but I don't go here to use the restroom. The dishes that are noted as spicy have good heat, and the Kung Pao Chicken is damn good. Have had almost 5 different dishes thus far and keep going back to try another dish. All lunch specials come with soup and fried won tons.?