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    Canton Noodle House

    4.2 (195 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    Casual
    Moderate noise
    Good for groups
    Good for kids

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    Alana N.

    Comfort food to the max! Quick service and large portions. Love the fried dough. Do fresh and I could eat 10 of those drowned in the congee myself. The wontons are delicious too. Wish the tables are a little bit more cleaner and less sticky

    Wonton and Brisket Noodle Soup (plus chili I added)
    Ryan T.

    On a cold blustery afternoon soup was on my mind and I remembered wanting to try this place out- we frequent happy lemon next door so we've passed by Canton Noodle House more than a few times. Was greeted and seated immediately with a welcome cup of hot tea and eating utensils. It was around 2pm so the dining room was quiet- I like the vibe it feels very familiar and welcoming even though it was the first time here. I went with the wonton and brisket soup and as the staff brought the bowl to the table the sun broke through the clouds like a SOUP MIRACLE omg. Anyway the broth was nice and light and with some chili I added to my satisfaction nicely spicy. The light broth and thin noodles really set the stage for the well seasoned brisket and amazing shrimp/pork wontons to shine. Green onions and broccoli brought the freshness. They have a lot of other cool stuff on the menu that I'll want to try next time like the congee, Chinese donuts, and fried chicken. After our meal.... weofcoursewenttohappylemonafewdoorsover.

    Shirley M.

    This was my first stop after landing in Seattle, and I'm glad I tried this place for lunch. I love noodles anytime, but especially on a cold and rainy day. I ordered the wonton and beef tendon combo, which came steaming hot in a delicious broth. They have both regular and large sizes. The noodles were cooked just right, and I kind of regret I didn't get a larger size - though I did get a sesame ball for dessert that was also quite tasty! The restaurant is easy to find in a big strip mall with other (mostly Asian) establishments, and there's plenty of parking for anyone driving. Located near several bus stops as well. I love discovering family-owned restaurants, and Canton Noodles House was no exception.

    Salt and Pepper Fish
    Ricky S.

    I Love love love this family owned restaurant. I'm a frequent flyer to Seattle and I always make sure to stop by at this neighborhood gem at least once. This trip I pretty much tried everything on the menu. Their menu is simple but I guarantee you every single dish will leave you satifisfied. Service is excellent and always fast and efficient. I always enjoy the family oriented ambiance. I feel like I'm visiting a family when I'm there. Thank you Canton noodle house for always taking good care of us. Hope to see you soon.

    Salt and pepper chicken wings (crispy, juicy, recommend!)
    Leilani Q.

    Updating a review on their chicken wings: Recommend the salt and pepper chicken wings! They come out piping hot, crispy, and juicy. Has the crispy garlic and jalapeno on top. This would be so good on rice! Loved a regular size wonton noodle soup and some chicken wingsssss. Yum! I'll for sure get them again.

    Two beef brisket wonton noodle soups
    Vinh M.

    Yet another place I've never been to despite living in this city my whole life... until now. This place shares parking with places like Ding Feng and Happy Lemon. As most likely stated in other reviews, make sure your parking is near-perfect in this strict rule-enforced area or you will get ticketed. Passing that, the place feels somewhat intimate and homely, with the feel of the tables and chairs resembling most Chinese restaurants in Chinatown and bright incandescent lights above the tables. You get a menu and servers take your order. There's a ton of noodle soups here but they also serve congee, salt and pepper dishes, claypot dishes and other things. Before going on, I've personally had less-than-great experiences eating wonton noodle soups, in particular at one place that everyone seems to like and rave about in Seattle's Chinatown... having said that, I got the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup through my friend's recommendation, and man it was really good especially when you add in chili oil! Soup was fresh, wontons were perfect and the noodles didn't over- or underpower the soup like it does for other places I've had wonton noodle soups at. Beef briskets were tender and flavored well. This might become a place I'll recommend to anyone wanting to visit Seattle! It's that delicious!

    Steamed Vegetables with Oyster Sauce Salted Chinese Donut
    Angie L.

    Found this place on Yelp as my husband was looking for a place with some authentic congee. Came on a Sunday afternoon and it was fairly busy. I ordered the clay pot, spicy, with beef brisket and rice noodles. We ordered our kids the dumpling and beef brisket noodle soup, and the mister ordered chicken congee with a side of Chinese donuts. We also ordered the steamed veggies with oyster sauce (Chinese broccoli). I love spicy and my spicy clay pot was spicy for sure. I didn't expect it to be that spicy but it was very flavorful and the amount of items in it was a lot. My kids wonton and beef brisket noodle soup was way too salty to be honest. A lot of noodles in it and not much other stuff. Hubby's chicken congee was delicious. My kids wanted more Chinese donut so we ordered another extra side of that. Total was $80ish with tip which was rather pricey in my opinion. We left half the wonton and beef brisket soup as the kids didn't want it. I'd come back for the congee and clay pot but probably not the noodle soup dishes.

    Fish congee

    A cozy meal for a rainy day. I had the fish congee with a side of greens and donuts to dip into it. The congee was so silky, with the perfect balance of ginger. I'll be back in a few days, LOL.

    Congee, and wonton soup w/ tendon
    Lea S.

    Comforting, classic mom and pop restaurant that you shouldn't pass on! We stopped by for a low key brunch. Dishes were very well seasoned and prepared, with nice portions and reasonable prices. Service was great, too. Conveniently located in a plaza with plenty of parking, and other small businesses like an Asian grocery store and bakery.

    Wonton & Sui - Kau Noodle Soup
    Kathy N.

    Cute mom & pop sort of restaurant. I ordered the wonton & sui-kau noodles with thin noodle. I thought the serving was very filling and it came with so many wontons and sui-kau. Honestly I wasn't super sure of the difference between the two dumplings. One kind of dumpling had shrimp and pork and a silkier wrapper, and the other was pork only with wood ear mushroom and a different wrapper. The soup was a little salty for me but otherwise delicious. We also got the crispy fried wontons (8). It was freshly fried and piping hot. I think these were ok. It came with a sweet chili dipping sauce.

    Claypot rice noodles with spicy flavor and beef.
    Art C.

    Nice little gem in an outside mall. The reviews are accurate and the food and service are pretty good. We ordered the wonton noodle soup with beef brisket and the recommended claypot rice noodles with spicy flavor and beef. Both are great options. Definitely will be back to try the rest of the menu.

    Wonton & Sui - Kau Noodle Soup, Salt & Pepper Squid, &  Beef Brisket & Fish Ball Noodle Soup
    M. G.

    We were looking for a quick bite to eat while our baby slept and pleasantly came across this noodle house. Inside was clean and had ample seating for lunch on a weekday. Didn't wait long for our food to come out piping hot. The noodle soups were comforting and had lots of flavor. The "regular" is the perfect portion size to feel full but not over-stuffed. Salt and pepper squid had a light crispy batter with delicious bits of crispy fried garlic and chopped jalapeños on top. I liked that it wasn't overly salty. We ordered a fish congee to go so am looking forward to trying that out too. Don't forget to check out the fried goodies in the case at the front on your way out. My husband and I agreed that this meal hit the spot!

    Roast Duck Noodle Soup
    Elizabeth H.

    If you're looking for some hearty noodle soup, this is the place to go to. Besides noodle soups, the menu also features dishes with dry noodles with a cup of soup on the side. It's a nice and simple restaurant without the fuss. Service is straightforward and easy.

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    Told u I would be back , soup is 10/10 here, I live down the street I wanna eat here every day that ends in y thanks, I'll be back!

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    My mom always wants to get the Chicken Congee with extra ginger. Best in town! Courteous & polite staff. Highly recommended

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    Everything is super tasty. Wonton Noodle Soup is my favorite and the fried chicken is soooooo crunchy!

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