Food was okay. Chicken in teriyaki was kind of chewy. Chicken in Orange chicken wasn't very "orangey".
Kang “Michael” Du
The best rice noodle in Seattle area. When will you guys reopen?
rui rui
Food are Very delicious and fresh! The boss and waiter there are also very friendly! Full credit
Shuting Shao
One of the best rice noodle places in seattle!
600 Tian
Mediocre service. Food was really disappointing, it’s not authentic Yunnan rice noodle at all. Bland broth with disgusting ingredients. If you want Yunan rice noodle go elsewhere.
Art T.
The food was bland and overpriced. Service was disappointing slow. We ordered a cold dish appetizer and it didn't show up even after we got our meals. We had to remind the server and then she brought it out, after we're halfway eating our lunch. We had a hot pot beef brisket (tough and chewy) and a cold braised noodle bowl which came out 20 minutes after the hot bowl. What's that about? It took over 45 mins before we got our lunch. We'd gone to Wonton Noodle House a few shops down if they're opened today. And they're 1/2 the price and tastier. Not recommending to anyone. CCG
Jun Li
Ok but quite pricy food, with bad service.
Fai L.
One of my favorite noodle in town . Price goes up a lot thou but I still think they are one of the best
Got lots of food cause we were a large group. Highly recommended the smashed eggplant. Everything we had was good too. Don't think we could go wrong here.
David F.
Best rice noodle soup in the greater Seattle area. Better than Pavo by far
Tony J.
Small restaurant in a strip mall next to the 99 Ranch supermarket in Edmonds. Primary serving Yunnan style rice noodles and also clay pot rice. Wasn't too busy for dine in on a Sunday. For the food, we got a spicy sliced beef and tendons to share, and that was decent. I got the golden beef clay pot rice noodle, which had slices of beef, some pickled vegetables, quail eggs, luncheon meat among other things. It's a good-sized clay pot worth of soup noodles. The soup is flavorful and the pickled veggies add a little bit of sweet/sour kick. I got the noodles at mild spicy, and it wasn't really spicy at all. The rice noodles themselves were fine. For a $15 bowl of noodles, it was decent. I was hungry and appreciated a big hearty bowl of soup noodles. I also tried their gelatin dessert. On the menu it was supposed to come with red beans, but ended up getting black beans. The gelatin itself was good and had a mildly sweet flavor, but think the whole thing would taste better with red beans instead of black beans. For $2 a bowl, it's not bad.
S H.
best customer service experience since covid，food also great！Must try again! Higher recommend
Why not open any more？ So delicious food！
Why not open any more？ So delicious food！
Food was okay. Chicken in teriyaki was kind of chewy. Chicken in Orange chicken wasn't very "orangey".
The best rice noodle in Seattle area. When will you guys reopen?
Food are Very delicious and fresh! The boss and waiter there are also very friendly! Full credit
One of the best rice noodle places in seattle!
Mediocre service. Food was really disappointing, it’s not authentic Yunnan rice noodle at all. Bland broth with disgusting ingredients. If you want Yunan rice noodle go elsewhere.
The food was bland and overpriced. Service was disappointing slow. We ordered a cold dish appetizer and it didn't show up even after we got our meals. We had to remind the server and then she brought it out, after we're halfway eating our lunch. We had a hot pot beef brisket (tough and chewy) and a cold braised noodle bowl which came out 20 minutes after the hot bowl. What's that about? It took over 45 mins before we got our lunch. We'd gone to Wonton Noodle House a few shops down if they're opened today. And they're 1/2 the price and tastier. Not recommending to anyone. CCG
Ok but quite pricy food, with bad service.
One of my favorite noodle in town . Price goes up a lot thou but I still think they are one of the best
Restaurantji Recommends
Got lots of food cause we were a large group. Highly recommended the smashed eggplant. Everything we had was good too. Don't think we could go wrong here.
Best rice noodle soup in the greater Seattle area. Better than Pavo by far
Small restaurant in a strip mall next to the 99 Ranch supermarket in Edmonds. Primary serving Yunnan style rice noodles and also clay pot rice. Wasn't too busy for dine in on a Sunday. For the food, we got a spicy sliced beef and tendons to share, and that was decent. I got the golden beef clay pot rice noodle, which had slices of beef, some pickled vegetables, quail eggs, luncheon meat among other things. It's a good-sized clay pot worth of soup noodles. The soup is flavorful and the pickled veggies add a little bit of sweet/sour kick. I got the noodles at mild spicy, and it wasn't really spicy at all. The rice noodles themselves were fine. For a $15 bowl of noodles, it was decent. I was hungry and appreciated a big hearty bowl of soup noodles. I also tried their gelatin dessert. On the menu it was supposed to come with red beans, but ended up getting black beans. The gelatin itself was good and had a mildly sweet flavor, but think the whole thing would taste better with red beans instead of black beans. For $2 a bowl, it's not bad.
best customer service experience since covid，food also great！Must try again! Higher recommend
Very yummy rice noodles!