Kam Ho Noodle Express
$ • Chinese, Noodles, CantoneseAbout Kam Ho Noodle Express
Customers' Favorites
Hainanese Chicken with Rice
Beef Brisket Noodle Soup
Pork Hock Noodle Soup
Beef Offal Noodles
牛筋牛肺飯
Wonton Noodle
Kam Ho Noodle Express Reviews
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We were recommended to try the wonton noodle here because the one we went to for many years were so expensive and not as good as before.
This place is legit! This will now be my go to place for wonton noodle. Hands down.
The wonton was well marinated with sesame oil and 大地魚粉. You can taste the difference. Soup is also very good.
This place is legit! This will now be my go to place for wonton noodle. Hands down.
The wonton was well marinated with sesame oil and 大地魚粉. You can taste the difference. Soup is also very good.
Best noodles you can find in Richmond. My favourites are the wontons and brisket
Wonton soup was soo delicious 🤤 and they are very sweet people ! Thank you 🙏
Hours
| Monday | Closed |
| Tuesday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Wednesday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Thursday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Friday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Saturday | 11AM - 4PM |
| Sunday | 11AM - 3PM |
Kam Ho Noodle Express is a popular restaurant known for its Hong Kong-style noodles and Hainanese chicken. The chicken is a standout, with tender, moist meat that is worth lining up for. The rice served with the chicken is fragrant and delicious, not too oily or soft, and they added garlic in the rice. The house special noodle dish is packed with over 10 ingredients, including various types of wontons and meatballs, all served on perfectly cooked noodles. Customers often enjoy their wonton noodle soup, which features tasty wontons filled with ground pork and shrimp, or the wonton beef brisket noodles with rich broth. The beef brisket was so tender plus the tripe, and the flat rice noodle doesn’t break apart so easily. The soup had so many good ingredients and the taste of soup was amazing. The restaurant also offers a famous Iced Lemon Tea, which is dark and very flavorful, costing around $4 for a tumbler. Prices are reasonable, with the Hainanese chicken and rice priced at $16. The service is typical of a food court, and the staff are friendly and efficient. The atmosphere is reminiscent of an older Hong Kong mall. The restaurant is wheelchair accessible and kid-friendly, with both plaza and street parking available. The stall is always clean and organized. Overall, Kam Ho Noodle Express is highly recommended, especially for those wanting authentic Hong Kong flavors. Visitors are advised to go around 1:30 pm after the lunch rush to find a table easily, but there’s always a line up and it’s worth the wait.