Always consistently great food. The Salt & Pepper Pork. Best ever!
Big Ann
Very good! Really big servings, and it didn't take long for the food to come out. Our waitress was very friendly and the restaurant was very clean.
AnnieR1059
We stopped by Little Village Noodle House on our self tour of China Town - we arrived at 2PM (Our guidebook failed to mention they don't open until 4PM). We were searching on our phones for the next stop when the hostess peaked her head out the door and asked if we wanted to come in and eat. We did, but I also felt badly that they were not supposed to be open, and they would be opening just for us. She insisted it was OK and they were ready to serve us. We ordered the house fried rice (although I have a shell fish allergy so minus the shrimp) and the orange chicken and they portions were huge and they were both delicious. I highly recommend Little Village Noodle House!
Jody A. Smith
A little gem we stumbled upon due to it being later in the day and everything else in the area was closed. Luckily we found Little Village AND there was parking available just feet from their front door.We were the only one's in the restaurant and were quickly seated. The lady that waited on us was super sweet and took great care of us. The staff looked busy prepping for either the next day or a late rush so they preoccupied but we never felt abandoned; even after we ordered and received our food.The food came out really fast and was full of flavor. There were so many thing I wanted to try on the menu but I landed on the garlic eggplant. I loved this dish as it is a heft portion and full of flavor. Huge chunks of veggies and eggplant smothered in their special sauce. They forgot a few side items we requested, delaying us eating for a couple of minutes.Many places in the area are known for or heavily advertise their noodles. Tone of noodle shops to choose from and that was my intentions until I saw the menu. I almost felt it a crime to pass on the variety and flavorful dishes that caught my eye. This is a definite spot I would go back many, many times to try everything on the menu.
joedasmith
A little gem we stumbled upon due to it being later in the day and everything else in the area was closed. Luckily we found Little Village AND there was parking available just feet from their front door. We were the only one's in the restaurant and were quickly seated. The lady that waited on us was super sweet and took great care of us. The staff looked busy prepping for either the next day or a late rush so they preoccupied but we never felt abandoned; even after we ordered and received our food. The food came out really fast and was full of flavor. There were so many thing I wanted to try on the menu but I landed on the garlic eggplant. I loved this dish as it is a heft portion and full of flavor. Huge chunks of veggies and eggplant smothered in their special sauce. They forgot a few side items we requested, delaying us eating for a couple of minutes.
deborah tineo
This place is amazing! Authentic Chinese food! Well priced compared to other restaurants in Honolulu. At the end they gave us a free tapioca dessert. Everything was delicious, will come back again!
Anne Dordai
Absolutely delicious and authentic food. The staff was incredibly friendly and the service was quick. The fried spring rolls were clearly fresh and not frozen, definitely recommend!
Troy E.
Wow. I'm so glad we found this place for take out. In the past week I think I've eaten here twice. All of the food is really good and the prices are very reasonable. The only thing is that parking can be a little tricky. Street parking is always hard in Chinatown. There is a parking lot next to the restaurant, but there aren't very many stalls and it seems to be full a lot of the time. The honey walnut shrimp was super good. I also enjoyed the steamed ginger seabass. My only complaint the second time we did take out from over here was our spicy chicken was cold/room temp and we had to stick it in the microwave to heat it up when we got home.
Rebecca D.
Really great food, good portions and friendly , helpful servers. Four of us shared the spinach salad, lettuce wraps, eggplant, braised beans, honey walnut and salt and pepper pork. We even had leftovers. People at two tables brought their own wine. Street parking. Not a fancy place, but definitely worth a visit.
Tyler M.
So yummy, food always comes out very fast and water service is great. Parking can be a little tough sometimes in chinatown but it's worth it for little village.
The restaurant seems reasonably nice and clean. I can only comment a little on that doing takeout. What I can say is they packaged everything for optimal delivery once I got home (keeping certain parts separate. The crispy noodles were perfect. The filling was well seasoned and cooked. I've passed by this place plenty of times. I finally got my takeout. It's definitely high on my list
Mahlah R.
3 star since kid didn't like the flavor of the food but most of us did Pros: fresh food, able to accommodate large parties Cons: kid didn't think it was as good as other mom pop shots, smaller portions
Smile808 ..
Even with the post-covid reduced-options menu, we still enjoy coming here! Lettuce wraps are delicious, salt and pepper pork, shu mai..all delicious. Pan-fried seafood noodles are delicious, sometimes they are more flavorful than others, but always a staple for me. Parking is easy, as they have their own lot with a few spaces, and even if it's full, it's Chinatown, so there's always parking somewhere! (Just be cautious and maybe bring your pepper spray lol!)
Robbie Connie
Friendly service at this no frills noodle house. Food was excellent. Loved the "breath of the wok" on the string beans but some of our party thought it too much. Potstickers had the perfect crust and a hearty center filling. Some of the best we've had. Dried Beef chow fun lived up to its name. You will definitely have fun chowing down on this food.
Shannon L
We saw this establishment on a list to try- originally going to try a different restaurant but decided on little village noodlehouse due to open hours. When I say I was blown away…. I mean, WOW BLOWN AWAY! I had the best shrimp I’ve ever tasted with the salt and pepper shrimp dish. They were big shrimp (included shell and head) and were cooked so deliciously. It got messy, but I didn’t care because this was the best dish of my entire trip/Chinese food in general. Food is top notch, not overpriced (IMO) for what you get and considering how expensive most food in Oahu is in general. Amazing staple in Chinatown, so glad we came!
Always consistently great food. The Salt & Pepper Pork. Best ever!
Very good! Really big servings, and it didn't take long for the food to come out. Our waitress was very friendly and the restaurant was very clean.
We stopped by Little Village Noodle House on our self tour of China Town - we arrived at 2PM (Our guidebook failed to mention they don't open until 4PM). We were searching on our phones for the next stop when the hostess peaked her head out the door and asked if we wanted to come in and eat. We did, but I also felt badly that they were not supposed to be open, and they would be opening just for us. She insisted it was OK and they were ready to serve us. We ordered the house fried rice (although I have a shell fish allergy so minus the shrimp) and the orange chicken and they portions were huge and they were both delicious. I highly recommend Little Village Noodle House!
A little gem we stumbled upon due to it being later in the day and everything else in the area was closed. Luckily we found Little Village AND there was parking available just feet from their front door.We were the only one's in the restaurant and were quickly seated. The lady that waited on us was super sweet and took great care of us. The staff looked busy prepping for either the next day or a late rush so they preoccupied but we never felt abandoned; even after we ordered and received our food.The food came out really fast and was full of flavor. There were so many thing I wanted to try on the menu but I landed on the garlic eggplant. I loved this dish as it is a heft portion and full of flavor. Huge chunks of veggies and eggplant smothered in their special sauce. They forgot a few side items we requested, delaying us eating for a couple of minutes.Many places in the area are known for or heavily advertise their noodles. Tone of noodle shops to choose from and that was my intentions until I saw the menu. I almost felt it a crime to pass on the variety and flavorful dishes that caught my eye. This is a definite spot I would go back many, many times to try everything on the menu.
A little gem we stumbled upon due to it being later in the day and everything else in the area was closed. Luckily we found Little Village AND there was parking available just feet from their front door. We were the only one's in the restaurant and were quickly seated. The lady that waited on us was super sweet and took great care of us. The staff looked busy prepping for either the next day or a late rush so they preoccupied but we never felt abandoned; even after we ordered and received our food. The food came out really fast and was full of flavor. There were so many thing I wanted to try on the menu but I landed on the garlic eggplant. I loved this dish as it is a heft portion and full of flavor. Huge chunks of veggies and eggplant smothered in their special sauce. They forgot a few side items we requested, delaying us eating for a couple of minutes.
This place is amazing! Authentic Chinese food! Well priced compared to other restaurants in Honolulu. At the end they gave us a free tapioca dessert. Everything was delicious, will come back again!
Absolutely delicious and authentic food. The staff was incredibly friendly and the service was quick. The fried spring rolls were clearly fresh and not frozen, definitely recommend!
Wow. I'm so glad we found this place for take out. In the past week I think I've eaten here twice. All of the food is really good and the prices are very reasonable. The only thing is that parking can be a little tricky. Street parking is always hard in Chinatown. There is a parking lot next to the restaurant, but there aren't very many stalls and it seems to be full a lot of the time. The honey walnut shrimp was super good. I also enjoyed the steamed ginger seabass. My only complaint the second time we did take out from over here was our spicy chicken was cold/room temp and we had to stick it in the microwave to heat it up when we got home.
Really great food, good portions and friendly , helpful servers. Four of us shared the spinach salad, lettuce wraps, eggplant, braised beans, honey walnut and salt and pepper pork. We even had leftovers. People at two tables brought their own wine. Street parking. Not a fancy place, but definitely worth a visit.
So yummy, food always comes out very fast and water service is great. Parking can be a little tough sometimes in chinatown but it's worth it for little village.
Restaurantji Recommends
The restaurant seems reasonably nice and clean. I can only comment a little on that doing takeout. What I can say is they packaged everything for optimal delivery once I got home (keeping certain parts separate. The crispy noodles were perfect. The filling was well seasoned and cooked. I've passed by this place plenty of times. I finally got my takeout. It's definitely high on my list
3 star since kid didn't like the flavor of the food but most of us did Pros: fresh food, able to accommodate large parties Cons: kid didn't think it was as good as other mom pop shots, smaller portions
Even with the post-covid reduced-options menu, we still enjoy coming here! Lettuce wraps are delicious, salt and pepper pork, shu mai..all delicious. Pan-fried seafood noodles are delicious, sometimes they are more flavorful than others, but always a staple for me. Parking is easy, as they have their own lot with a few spaces, and even if it's full, it's Chinatown, so there's always parking somewhere! (Just be cautious and maybe bring your pepper spray lol!)
Friendly service at this no frills noodle house. Food was excellent. Loved the "breath of the wok" on the string beans but some of our party thought it too much. Potstickers had the perfect crust and a hearty center filling. Some of the best we've had. Dried Beef chow fun lived up to its name. You will definitely have fun chowing down on this food.
We saw this establishment on a list to try- originally going to try a different restaurant but decided on little village noodlehouse due to open hours. When I say I was blown away…. I mean, WOW BLOWN AWAY! I had the best shrimp I’ve ever tasted with the salt and pepper shrimp dish. They were big shrimp (included shell and head) and were cooked so deliciously. It got messy, but I didn’t care because this was the best dish of my entire trip/Chinese food in general. Food is top notch, not overpriced (IMO) for what you get and considering how expensive most food in Oahu is in general. Amazing staple in Chinatown, so glad we came!