Food & Drink
Good Dim Sum is Rare in Seattle, But This Suburban Strip Mall Joint Nails It
Discover tasty (and adorable) dim sum in Edmonds.
By Chelsea Lin September 20, 2017
This article originally appeared in the September 2017 issue of Seattle magazine.
They say you eat first with your eyes, and these days, that often means via an Instagram account.
Since I can’t resist searching for decent dim sum (a largely futile effort), I found myself at Fashion Dim Sum’s modern strip-mall dining room in Edmonds after seeing the restaurant’s glistening pork buns (char siu bao) and plump shrimp dumplings (har gow) on social media. Happily, most of Fashion’s menu offers substance to back up those pretty pictures. Take, for example, these almost-too-cute-to-eat sweets: fluffy pig-faced steamed buns hiding rich (and abundant) egg custard ($3.85 for 3).
Dishes are made to order, and I promise that once you taste a freshly steamed bun, you won’t miss the usual dim sum carts.
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