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    3 He Noodles

    4.4 (62 reviews)
    Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    Yvonne W.

    Had a fantastic meal at 3 He Noodle. The beef noodle soup was rich, flavorful, and deeply satisfying. The big plate chicken noodle had great texture and bold seasoning without being overly heavy. The dumplings were fresh and juicy, and the Chinese pork burger was packed with flavor. The pork wrap was also excellent -- soft, chewy, savory, and perfectly balanced. The service was warm, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Definitely a place we'll keep coming back to.

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    Neethu I.

    What a cute spot! There's convenient parking right out front, which is always a plus. I didn't interact too much with the staff, but they seemed really sweet! I ordered the soup dumplings ($12.12) to go, and they were delicious. The ginger-vinegar sauce stood out to me- it had a slightly sweeter twist than I expected, but it worked so well and made the whole dish even more enjoyable! They also have WiFi, which makes it a nice casual spot to hang out. Overall, He Noddles definitely gets a nod of approval from me; I'd come back to try more!

    Cucumber salad
    Jimmy S.

    Great portions and great food! The beggars chicken can feed more than 2 ppl at less than $10! The braised beef noodle soup was great soup flavor, chewy noodles and soft braised beef that was meaty and abundant. The pickled veggies went well with it. The cucumber salad was refreshing. The pancake with cumin and lamb were also excellent. The pork and shrimp Xiao long bao was juicy and meaty and packed lots of flavor inside the dumpling. The staff is literally one waiter and one cook, so the wait times can take awhile and seating and there can be a wait. While this may be barebones operation, the food is of great quality. The atmosphere is what you expect from a bare bone minimal attention to aesthetics.

    Peking sauce pork with tortilla.
    David W.

    This is my first time to try this restaurant. The restaurant is located inside a strip mall. It is not too hard to find parking. It is a Taiwanese restaurant with delicious noodles. I had the meat sauce noodle and Peking sauce prom with flour tortilla. Both of them are delicious. The service is attentive and would like it try other dishes.

    Fanny S.

    Their noodles are absolutely delicious you can really taste that they're hand-pulled, which makes such a difference. Even though the restaurant is quite small, the quality of the noodles truly stands out. The staff are exceptionally kind and welcoming, which makes the whole experience feel warm and comforting. Highly recommended for anyone who hasn't tried this place yet!

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    Tim E.

    Nothing to write home about. I had high hopes for this place as I've eaten at this location before when it was a Taiwanese noodle shop and ramen business in a prior life. Today it's a noodle shop Taiwanese inspired restaurant. We ordered 3 blossom dumplings, lamb dumplings, chive wrap, lamb skewers, handmade cold noodles in spicy peanut sauce and a pork wrap. The best out of all were the lamb skewers. I would've liked the pork wrap better if it came with some additional sauce because that was a bit dry and the pork tasted better by itself. The lamb, 3 blossom dumplings, chives wrap and cold noodles were all meh imo. It's a small place with a few seats. Good for parties of 4-6 people. They have their own parking lot and you have street parking.

    Lamb skewers
    Elaine Z.

    A lovely hole in the wall. They serve Shanxi food. The cat ear noodle dish is homey and craveable. Look at pictures on Yelp and order by the menu number. Service is slow but don't hold it against them - it's just a husband and wife doing front of the house and cooking.

    Braised Beef Noodle Soup
    Travis P.

    What a delicious and affordable mom and pop shop! It doesn't look like much, and the restaurant itself is pretty small, but the prices, in this economy, are on the lower side. Portions were large and the flavors were on point. I shared two dishes and an appetizer, and this is what I thought: Lamb Skewer - These skewers are a bit different than others I've had. The meat chunks were large instead of small, which gave them a fattier texture rather than a charred one. They were pretty good but not my favorite lamb skewers. (4/5) Braised Beef Noodle Soup - Tender meat chunks and a flavorful broth. Not too fatty, and the noodles were fresh. Much better than a lot of other spots I've tried. (4.5/5) Zhajiang Noodles - Really enjoyed this one. The noodles were fresh, and the sauce complemented them perfectly. Definitely comfort food! (5/5) Overall, I'd definitely come back since each dish was under $13, and each portion could easily be shared. We even had leftovers, and our bill came out to around $32 for two people. Parking: There's a lot right in front.

    Stephanie C.

    You get your bang for your buck here! Nowadays everything is so expensive! We got the tomato and egg noodles, potstickers, lamb skewers, beef sandwich, and lamb sandwich. Potstickers were the best out of all things we chose Lamb skewers are best eaten hot! Lamb is better than the beef sandwich. The beef was a little sweet, but the lamb had cumin! The tomato and egg noodles... was last in my list. Service was service. Nothing bad, nothing good. The guy almost didn't let us in because somebody was taking a test in there? There are only like 8 small tables. I guess he couldn't be disturbed while taking a test? IDK, but eventually they let us sit.

    Braised Chicken Noodle
    James W.

    3 He Noodles is a new and delicious mom & pop spot in town with affordable prices. My favorite dish is their braised chicken noodle dish consists of a wide flat noodle (my favorite!) with a plethora of large chunks of chicken, covered in a ma-la (numbing spicy) sauce. Their dumplings are homemade and were delicious and much more affordable than other places. Disclosure: they don't speak English too well, so I'd suggest just getting to the point and pointing out what you'd like to order on the menu unless you can speak Mandarin!

    Spicy wonton
    Darren L.

    This is the newest business in this fairly cursed spot. Coming in, it was run by one guy managing both front and back. I ordered the spicy wonton and beef noodle soup. I wanted the liang pi but he said it wasn't available that day. The spicy wonton was quite delicious. I added a bit of the ground chili paste they have on the side to suit my taste a bit more. There's a lot going on flavor wise. It's not my favorite but it's better than many other versions that I've tried around the area. Most of them are more one note on the chili and less flavorful. The beef noodle soup was good. The noodles were bouncy and I usually like thick noodles but this one was acceptable for me. With two similar noodle soups nearby at New Mandarin Noodle Deli and Northern Cafe I don't really see how this place will survive for too long but there are some things I like about this place over the others.

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    Chris K.

    Initially my uncle and I weren't planning on going to 3 He Noodles for dinner. Since it was already past 8 pm while most local Chinese restaurants close by 9, we rushed to find a nearby restaurant. We finally decided to give 3 He a try. First of all, I do not speak Mandarin and am not very familiar with 3 He's menu. Moreover, I do not eat beef or lamb, and my uncle can't eat spicy food. From what I know 3 He is a mom and pop restaurant. Since the lady doesn't speak fluent English, it was difficult for me to do the ordering. Their menu is strictly texts, no pictures. To make matters worse, I didn't have my phone with me, so I wasn't able to yelp 3 He for food pics. I asked my Mandarin-speaking uncle to place the order. Well, he ended up ordering both boiled dumplings and pan-fried potstickers for the two of us. This makes no sense since I wanted Xiao Long Bao, and he said no. Finally, I just ordered popcorn chicken since it was the simplest thing on the menu. With two plates of dumplings and popcorn chicken, I thought there was already too much food. Therefore, we did not order any noodles. The pan-fried potstickers are delicious. 8/10!! The boiled ones are meh. 6/10!! The popcorn chicken is pretty tasty. For $9, they do give you a big serving of popcorn chicken. Unfortunately, it does come with generic sweet chili sauce that tastes bottled. Somewhat disappointing. Also, their popcorn chicken doesn't come with fried basil leaves. Another disappointment. Overall taste is a 7.5/10. The restaurant is small. There's a lot going on with big food posters on the windows, a fish tank, mismatched tables, etc. I tried to just focus on my food and not pay attention to my surroundings. I'm giving 3 stars since I'm feeling ambivalent about this place. I can't say I had a spectacular dining experience that I'm looking forward to coming back. A photo menu would be very helpful for someone like me.

    Pork soup XLB
    Bilin W.

    New business opened a week ago. The owner is really sweet and enthusiastic. Food: The food, honestly, it's only 4 stars, with rooms for improvements. + The portion is generous for the price + The lamb skewer was great + The beef was really soft and flavorful - Seasoning for the beef noodle soup is good, but it's on the saltier side. I feel that there can be less salt since customers have access to sauces on the table. - There seem to be only one size for the noodle, I usually prefer thinner noodle. But I can see that there's only one chef and everything is handmade. - Xiao Long Bao (soup dumpling) had thick skin and is unsweetened. I am neutral about it, but probably wouldn't order again. Ambience: Very clean, very organize. The restroom is located inside the kitchen, and you can see everything in the kitchen. Plenty of parkings in front of the restaurant.

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    There was a hair in the noodles. The place was dirty. I would not go back. The place makes me sick to my stomach.

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    Ask the Community - 3 He Noodles

    Checking to see if this place has delivery. I tried to call but unfortunately there is a language barrier. Can anyone assist and let me know if they do take out or if they use another app? TIA

    Yes. Like almost every SGV Chinese restaurant you can order through multiple Chinese delivery services. Just Google the restaurant name 3 He and you can see the online options.

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