Judy and relatives
at a Beijing Park


Judy finally takes a load off of her feet as she takes a tour of one of Beijing's old neighborhoods, known as Hutongs, with her grandson.



Chef Judy Fu was featured in the November, 2001 Seattle Times Pacific Northwest magazine.

See link below for complete article:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/pacificnw/2001/1118/cover.html

 

 


Tigers and Lovers Unite!
The Year of the Tiger meets Valentine's Day


Chinese New Year 2010 falls on February 14. Tigers, you were born in 1938, 1950, 1962, 1974, 1986 and 1998. While not known as being lovers (see the Rabbit), Tigers earn their stripes as courageous protectors and empathetic sympathizers. One quote about the food at Snappy Dragon from a well known tiger who wishes to remain anonymous: "It's grrreat!"

From the Snappy Family, Happy Valentine's Day and Best Wishes for 4707.



2009 Winner - "Best Chinese" - Evening Magazine's Best of Western Washington

Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon was voted Best Chinese Restaurant in Western Washington in King 5 Evening Magazine's Viewers' Poll for the second consecutive year.

Way to go, Judy, Dave, and the gang at Snappy!

Thanks to all those who voted in this year's poll. Judy and staff look forward to delivering more delicious, authentic Chinese dishes to you over the holidays and into the new year.


BRINGING BACK THE 60's*

Judy Fu's Peanut Sauce, in the large 19 ounce size, is available for just $60 per case. That's only $5 a jar for the
best premium peanut sauce around. Stock up for yourself, for holiday or housewarming gifts, and inclusion in holiday gift baskets, at a terrific value.
This offer is for case sales only, and is available only at Judy Fu's Snappy Dragon and online at snappydragon.com.

*During the holiday season, for a limited time, while supplies last.


Weather Outlook

Unseasonably Hot and Sour Soup may lead to Crispy Eggplant in Tangy Hot Glaze, followed by Dave's Smoked Tea Duck, with an outside chance of Stir-fried Homemade Noodles.

You are advised to keep your pets indoors, preferably away from Snappy Dragon delivery, takeout or leftovers.