663 Bistro 663 South Weller Street, Seattle, WA 98104

"Ordered their Chinese BBQ dishes a few times (delivery). The roast pork (siu yuk) is always tender and very crispy. The BBQ pork (cha siu) is hit and miss since a few times it was too dry and tough. Also, it tends to bee a little on the sweet side which may be a little overwhelming if you are used to eat cha siu. Roast duck and chicken is also hit and miss. Some times great. Some times overcooked, dry and tough. I usually order take out and haven't been there in almost 7 years. But back then service was good."

"Cool staff - hooked me up with a lot of food. They’re some good people, but restaurant may seem a bit rough around the edges. Great takeout."

"The shredded duck chow mein had a bone in it. Half the noodles were dried out and hard. They were just slopped on top of duck and veggies that were just sitting at the bottom, not incorporated into the noodles. The sweet & sour prawns were terribly fishy-tasting, the breading was weird, and barely enough sauce came with them to cover them. No vegetarian or chicken egg rolls. Never again."

"Not a review, but a heads up. For months there have been homeless setting up shelters at your other entrance that block off next to the main entrance, every morning, afternoon, and the evening hours during opening hours, more homeless people are gathering there smoking drugs and leaving lots of trash and blocking off the sidewalk making it hard for anyone to walk to the restaurant safely. If the owners of the building reads this. Please set up a big fence gate like other businesses in the neighborhood, at the block entrance so that it prevents more homeless from setting up tents, doing drugs, starting camp fires, selling drugs in front of the restaurant. Please report to the police if there is any illegal activity in front of the restaurant during opening hours."

"In A Nutshell: -663 Bistro is a lovely Chinese BBQ joint. -This non-descript store offers up some hot & oily Peking duck (whole for $32 or 1/2 for $16.50). -They also sell pork. -The Peking duck can be chopped up into pieces w/ or w/out the head & packed to-go. -They accept cash or credit card. -Due to the popularity of this place by OG Cantonese speaking locals, you might have to wait a little bit while your ducks are cooked & cooled down. Overall, the Peking duck was very delicious, definitely worth the price & the wait."