I've eaten here a number of times over the past year or so and they've been great every time. Their hot and sour soup is currently my favorite in the area and I will occasionally just buy two larges to guarantee I have more for later because I will devour the entire quart of it in 20 minutes. The salt and pepper fish is delicious and is one of my regular orders here. I've had a few other dishes from them during their lunch special hours and have not been disappointed.

We ordered from the lunch menu. I had Sweet and Sour chicken with fried rice and egg drop soup. She had Mongolian chicken with fried rice and hot and sour soup. The chicken is large pieces, very good, but hardly any sauce on either order. We both liked the fried rice. The fried shrimp was also good.

We were driving and decided we wanted Chinese food. We stopped after seeing decent reviews. The service was super friendly as soon as we arrived. I’m the only one in my party that was gluten free and she said they can make many dishes gluten free. She also offered rice noodles for any replacement in meals. We ordered and took about 13/15 minutes to grab out food and go. When we got home the food was still hot. We all agreed good size portions and the food was very good and flavorful. I’m glad we stopped tried something new and enjoyed the meal.

Very delicious food. It was very busy on the weekend so we did wait a bit longer but the appetizers were quick. Nice environment and lots of families and seniors come here.

Had a wonderful dinner at this Northeastern Chinese restaurant. From the moment we walked in, the staff lady was incredibly warm and welcoming. We ordered the braised pork with vegetables, which came with potatoes, green beans, and tomatoes. What really impressed me was how well the vegetables were cooked—especially the ones that can sometimes have a strong taste, like tomatoes or eggplant. Everything was stewed to perfection and paired so well with rice. Another thoughtful touch was that the restaurant served complimentary tea, which balanced the flavors nicely if the dishes felt a bit salty. We also ordered two cold side dishes, and both were refreshing and delicious. Highly recommend this place to anyone who enjoys authentic Northeastern Chinese cuisine!

Delicious food, excellent tea, and wonderful service! My friend and I ordered some braised pork belly, and it’s the first non-crunchy pork belly I’ve ever fully enjoyed. The pork was super tender and flavorful, and we finished every bite of the meat, noodles, and veggies along with two pots of tea. The portions were generous (and affordable!), and we were getting full, but I really wanted to try their dumplings. We got some shrimp, pork, and chive dumplings, and they were fantastic (also the soup dumpling variety with broth inside). I would have never found this spot without my friend and can’t wait to visit again soon! Our servers were incredibly sweet and attentive!

Very disappointed with google reviews. Came with a group of 4 and only 1 person enjoyed their noodle soup, and when I say enjoyed, that’s a 5/10 rating. Other reviews were 1/10, 3/10, and 4/10. The wontons all had shrimp in them, which was unexpected. One from our party dislikes shrimp and wouldn’t have ordered if they had known there was shrimp in the dish. Everyone enjoyed the beef chow fun, giving it a 7-8/10. We are not super picky eaters, and have never come to a restaurant and had a bad meal. This was a first. I think they put MSG in the food because my boyfriend gets a bad reaction to MSG, and the only other time this has happened was at PF Changs. Service was good but it doesn’t make up for the taste of the food. Would not return.

The brisket/wonton noodle soup is incredible. Super tender beef and the house made wontons are top tier. Beef noodle soup is my death row meal and these guys did a really nice version. The spicy dumplings were also super tasty and the prices here are very reasonable. Will be back often.

One of the best soups I’ve ever had! Soup is so hot that it’s gonna make you alive again in winter. $13 is the starting price as of May 2025. Chewy noodles, good wontons & flavorful beef.

Wonton Noodle House is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Cantonese noodles. From the flavorful broth to the perfectly crafted wontons, this spot delivers a comforting and traditional dining experience that truly hits the mark. Ambiance: 5/5 The atmosphere is casual and inviting, reminiscent of classic noodle houses in Hong Kong. It’s bustling but not overwhelming, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal. Authenticity: 5/5 This place nails the essence of traditional Cantonese cuisine. The wonton noodles were exactly how they should be — firm yet springy, with wontons that burst with flavor. The broth was clear, fragrant, and perfectly seasoned. Flavor: 5/5 The flavors here are spot on. The wontons were filled with juicy shrimp, and the noodles maintained just the right texture without getting soggy. Every dish we tried was satisfying, with a great balance of flavors that kept us wanting more. Cost: 5/5 Portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and authenticity of the food. You get excellent value for your money. Service: 5/5 The staff was attentive and friendly, ensuring that we had everything we needed. The food also came out quickly despite how busy it was. Final Thoughts: Wonton Noodle House is a gem for Cantonese food lovers. With a large menu and authentic flavors, it’s a place I’d highly recommend to anyone who enjoys traditional wonton noodle soup. I’ll definitely be returning for more!

An absolute must-visit for authentic flavors! Every dish we tried was outstanding—the tofu and chives were perfectly seasoned, the lamb hotpot was rich and comforting, the fish was incredibly fresh, and the fried rice was flavorful and well-balanced. The wait staff were exceptionally attentive, ensuring a seamless dining experience. If you’re looking for high-quality ingredients and top-notch service, this place delivers!

Have been a regular customer. We enjoyed the spicy duck blood and sautéed beans. The chicken soup was a bit bland - pork stomach was tough. The braised pork is Hunan flavor maybe - different than what I expect.

Our second visit. Still as good as the first visit. We arrived at noon for dim sum. Hot pot of green tea arrived, just after we sat down. The steam cart arrived next. A selection of steaming dishes. Followed a few minutes later by another cart with more selections. I can't pronounce what they are, but they taste great, flavoral and steaming hot. Yummy 😋

Good Cantonese food, but some dishes have issues. Clams tasted fresh but the black bean sauce did not taste right. The intestine cooked well but a bit salty. Fujian Fried rice - fried rice was good but the seafood sauce is so so. Seafood flat noodles and Pork chop with Beijing sauce were good but not great. Given it is the only Cantonese seafood restaurant in the area, I will definitely come back. However, it is not at the same level as Richmond Cantonese food. Compare to Seattle Chinatown, it is also average.

Service is nice but they're stingy with their portions. Go to the Holman road Panda in QFC for better cooked food and bigger portions. The one good thing is it's near a WinCo so it's convenient. Been here about 3-5 times. Always light on the portions.

I've been here about 5 times. The fried rice is pretty dry and bland. But overall the entrees are so sweet that maybe the rice needs to be bland. I went in and they were out of noodles. I must have missed the lunch rush because it was dead and they told me it would take 5 minutes to make the noodles. Overall, friendly staff hit or miss clean tables and food is decent. I wouldn't tell people not to come here.