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Trey Yuen
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Ratings and Reviews for Trey Yuen
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Mar 03 2012
Harry S. via Yelp
Beautiful but noisy and somewhat crowded. Great food and fair prices. The soft shell crab was wonderful.read more
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Mar 01 2012
Whitney J. via Yelp
Aww, Trey Yuen reminds me of growing up on the Northshore so going to eat there is always a blast. The decor pretty much kicks ass and they make super...read more
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Dec 23 2011
John L. H. via Yelp
Trey Yuen is the best Chinese cuisine in the metro area. Although it is only a block from the Causeway, Trey Yuen makes you feel if you're miles from...read more
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Feb 17 2009
via Citysearch
The grounds are peaceful with a bridge with koi leading to the entrance. Located at the end of the Causeway, this is a nice resta...read more
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Apr 29 2008
via Citysearch
My Mom took me to Trey Yuen as a child and ever since I had the soft shell crab there, I haven't stopped thinking about it. I req...read more
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Feb 24 2006
rc70433 via Citysearch
Trey Yuen was a great place to get a wonderful meal, but after Katrinia the restaurant smells. Parking lot used to be full with c...read more
The Scene
Backcountry Oriental bliss. A forest sanctuary surrounds the terrace-roofed temple. Walkways thread landscaped bamboo gardens, and waterfalls spill into peaceful koi ponds. Gold-painted red silks line the dining rooms along with heaps of Asian artwork and aquariums swimming with exotic fish.
The Food
Order with confidence whether revisiting an old favorite or going out on a limb. The sprawling menu is an Asian tour spiked with local specialties such as alligator with fresh mushrooms and Trey Yuen soft-shell crab. The signature Tong Cho sauce is sweet and tangy with equal parts hot peppers and garlic and comes on all manner of fried seafood, which is always fresh. Chinese regulars like moo goo gai pan and sweet and sour are rendered flawlessly. Even better is more adventurous fare such as smoked tea duck and Szechuan spicy lamb.