Next time you crack open a fortune cookie, check the flip side. The federal government may have a message for you. Tsue Chong Co., a fortune-cookie factory in Seattle’s Chinatown International ...

You can still find a bit of prophecy tucked into the golden fortune cookies made at Tsue Chong, the cookie-and-noodle factory in Seattle’s International District. Unlike typical fortune-cookie ...

Though you probably don’t realize it, you’ve been involved in a long-term relationship with the Tsue Chong Company (800 S Weller, 623-0801) for years. All those times you’ve slurped up sui kai noodle ...

When Chinese President Hu Jintao visited Seattle two years ago, he could have chosen to stop for a special visit at the Tsue Chong fortune cookie factory to taste one of those folded, crispy wafers ...

On Friday, many in the Northwest will celebrate the first day of Chinese New Year. The festivities will likely include noodles and cookies that have been made at the Tsue Chong Co. in the ...

Moore told The Seattle Times medics found the man conscious and alert but in a lot of pain at the Tsue Chong Co. in Seattle's Chinatown International District. Firefighters freed the man and brought ...

A man became stuck in a machine at a fortune cookie factory in Seattle, Washington on Thursday; medics were able to save him, but he lost his arm. Firefighters who where called to the scene at the ...