It's always consistent and if you are lucky you can see the dumplings being made next to the cashier. It's definitely gone up in price, but I think the small is still decent value. I ordered the wonton noodle soup with rice noodles and I was full when I finished. I put a ton of chili oil in my bowl because I like it spicy. I probably come here once a month. read more

Canton Noodle House - Wonton noodle soup - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

This place is a neighborhood gem. It's like going to Hong Kong w/o leaving the city. I consider it the most authentic won ton/sui gow noodle soup place in Seattle. Make sure you add some beef brisket too! Crazy good & reasonably priced too. #hoodgood #cheapeats read more

I have been coming to this place for years when they were located in China Town. The congee is something you have to have with their Chinese donuts. I always get the dry noodle combo with the wontons and I always feel like I'm eating a home cooked meal. I love supporting small businesses and I will always come back to this one. You know it's legit when you see the owner sitting and wrapping the wonton like magic. read more

Reminiscent of a noodle shop out of a Wong Kar Wai film. Unsuspecting noodle soups that make me dream of wontons and bok choy for weeks. I'm heartbroken this little shop is so far from my neighborhood. Maybe that's a good thing because I would be here every night for dinner if I could. Get the wonton sui kau noodle soup. Basic, but excellent. It's chock full of yummy authentic canton flavors that are hard to come by nowadays. read more

This is my favorite place for food in Seattle (or anywhere, honestly). The wontons are absolutely amazing and the noodles are always perfect. I'd give this place a higher rating if I could, and it makes me sad to see that there are bad reviews (even if it's only a couple). The serving sizes are generous which is great for days I'm very hungry. The woman who works there is extremely kind and has a really warm and welcoming demeanor. The take-out is always packaged with care and the quality of the food holds up by the time it gets home. I've been eating here for years and will continue to come here whenever I'm in need of some good soup and a friendly face. read more

Was still closed when we arrived even though hours posted online and on the door confirmed they were supposed to be open by 10am.

Excellent "hole in the wall" for comfort food. Specialties include noodle soup and congee. The only thing that's missing from the menu is fried noodles, but that's not a knock by any means. They execute their dishes well and their prices are extremely reasonable. Congee alone I cannot find a better place in town that's as authentic as in China/HK. read more

In a world for of Pho there is Wonton she makes her broth from bones. Her wontons are to die for. When I left Washington for 5 years all I could dream about is her soup! I even tried buying Costco wonton just to curb craving. Then when I got to town went straight to her. My step daughter was like aren't you gonna see you mom? I was like I order her a number 1 she is on her way. I was so excited to have my soup again. My husband loves the brisket. I have been going to her 2007 and never have ever been disappointed. If anything I'm addicted to her soup! read more

We just got done eating some wonton & meatball noodle soup while my friend had congee, fried donuts and extra veggies. They were about to close but stay open for us because they are good people and great customer family service. Once again, my belly is singing praises...poke me, I am stuff. read more

Canton Noodle House - Your belly will thank you. - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Been here quite a few times for their frozen wun-tuns and sui gaos. They are the best! Put those up in your instant noodles at home and they are so good! Each time we purchase these frozen dumplings, they run out so fast. Prices are good. The lady that works there is friendly. Ate there once for dinner and it was great! Definitely a good alternative to Mike's Noodle House. Location for it is not so busy. Take-out is available and good to-go. read more

For a little breakfast/brunch one day, I went here for a morning meal. Wonton and Meatball large pho... quite nice! One thing I didn't like about it was not being able to finish/slurp the broth - that conglomeration of multiple sources didn't jive with me. Tea was in the lower end I've had. The sweet rice wrap was really good, though, I liked that; I think it comes in its actual leaf to-go. The lady was nice & friendly. I was the first in the door and it sort of felt like it. read more

Canton Noodle House - sweet rice wrap [sans wrap] - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Changed owners but the food seems to be very close to the original. Good wontons and still the same solid, comfort food.

One of many noodle houses in Seattle near the International District. Their menu describes all the ingredients in their soup broth, and yes they DO disclose use of MSG. I ordered the combo won ton and Sui Kau noodle soup. Noodles were chewy and the won tons were tasty. I found the Sui Kau extremely salty for some reason. It had ground porks and wood ear mushrooms, but for some reason they over seasoned it. Wife had the fish congee - she enjoyed it. Would stick to the basic wonton and avoid the Sui Kau next time. read more

First time in Seattle and I just needed something to hit the spot. They are amazing and that broth is perfection. Definitely coming back!!

Like Michael said cash only and NOT for vegetarians, they don't even attempt to accommodate them in any way shape or form. I'll admit the bars on the window intrigued me, kind of reminded me of back in San Diego where lots of places have bars on their windows so I wanted to check the place out. The menu states the broth is made with chicken and pork bones and dried fish and dried shrimp. I thought it was an odd combination but decide most broths must be made this way and I just didn't realize it, oh how wrong I was. I decided on the wonton noodle soup, it arrives and smells funny to me, a little fishy I think. I tasted it, a little too fishy tasting for my taste buds. I add some of the oil with chili flakes in it, thankfully that helps to flatten the fishy taste for me but I'm still not that impressed. I didn't like the broth or the noodles very much the wontons were ok but the fact the lady working there was making them right out in the dining room turned me off a bit. And the fact they were in no way willing to accommodate Michael's request rub me the wrong way. If you like fishy broths with you bars on windows go here otherwise I say pass it up. read more

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I've been going to Canton Noodle House for a long time since I was a kid with their original location near the ID. I have gone with a lot of different things on their menu. One of my favorites is the spicy pork dry noodles, I do recommend if you don't know what to choose from their menu. There is plenty of parking and during COVID times it is easy to call in for pick up. Please support them through these times! read more

Still the best wonton noodle house I've been to in Seattle! Very delicious food. My family and I've been coming here for years read more

Canton Noodle House - Updated hours - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Went to their ID location today, 25 November 2017, and was saddened to see it had closed ... Glad to see on Yelp they've only moved locations. Love their salted pork congee (sans Century egg) with the addition of ginger, chili oil, and Chinese doughnut. Cash only as others have mentioned. Home made Wonton & Sui-Kau for sale but sadly I'm allergic to shellfish & can't partake. Their broth is made with shrimp so no noodle soups for me. read more

Canton Noodle House - Salted pork congee sans Century egg & with the addition of ginger. - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I hate to leave a bad review but my boyfriend and I immediately felt sick once we were home to the point he had to call out the next day. While I understand the broth is heavily a seafood based broth it was overwhelming and the beef was tough and the tendon rubber like. Maybe I'm spoiled but I always have enjoyed soft tendon in my soup. The wontons are tasty but I wouldn't gamble with my gut a second time. I loved the simplicity of the menu and the family vibe. Maybe we had a off day? read more

Really neat father and son shop! Al dente noodles and made fresh! Truly a place to try and support small businesses. The wontons were made fresh and so were the noodles. I love how they have many different kinds of noodles for you to choose. The soup was so tasty and not loaded up with MSG like other noodle shops. Wonderful service by the son. Everything was perfection. read more

Canton Noodle House - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I love this lil noodle house. Nothing fancy & the price is decent. If busy, you could be sitting next to a stranger. You probably won't care because you will be enjoying The food! Its a cash only establishment, and the nearest walking distance bank machine is far. read more

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Great place for wonton noodle soup if you don't want to go to Mike's or Canton Wonton in the ID area. My go to is the sui kau with beef brisket noodle soup. The broth is very flavorful and they include lots of meat in their soup. Definitely a great bowl of noodz. Their bowl sizes are smaller than other restaurants, but not by much. If you're not in the mood to eat soup there they do sell their wontons frozen to go. read more

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For starters, fresh wontons and sui kau being handmade right as you walk into the restaurant. Great, traditional flavored broth and tender beef brisket. Thin egg noodles, which really is the best pairing with beef brisket soup. Above all, a friendly, truly family-owned establishment. Doesn't get much better than that, folks! read more

Longtime Ocean City restaurant customer. This place has the best shrimp wonton. The broth is amazing. The Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce excellent. The wonton soup is the best I've ever had. read more

I came here with a friend on a Sunday around 1pm. There was no wait and we got to choose where to sit. We ordered sui-gao (a type of wonton) noodle soups shortly after being seated. After 15 minutes, our food was still not ready. After waiting 18 minutes, the waiter came out to tell me that they did not have rice noodles anymore and that my only other option was to have egg noodles. When the food finally came, the broth was pretty salty, probably due to the MSG they add into it. They do tell you that they add MSG into their foods on the top of their menu. The egg noodles didn't seem too fresh, they were a little stiff, maybe undercooked or old? Overall, this place was okay. This place wouldn't be my first choice if I were to eat at a wonton noodle place. Parking can be a hassle in this parking lot, especially on a weekend during lunch hour so just keep that in mind! read more

Was hoping to place a To-Go order for congee but they ran out! Settled for the regular wonton noodle soup with a Chinese donut on the side which was delicious. The owner told me that they had recently moved from the international district after 15 years. Now located in the MLK plaza. It was hard to find parking due to a party happening at Joy Palace. (Saturday Night) read more

Delicious food and the sweetest lady. I always get the salted pork and century egg congee and the beef brisket noodle. The steamed tripe and sauce that comes with it is amazing as well... if you can stomach it (see what I did there). read more

Very nice lady in the front, but she did not wear gloves when prepping dumplings/wontons. Paid for my food with cash, she handled the cash with bare hands and went straight back to prepping the dumplings. read more

Brisket, tendon, sui kau egg noodle soup at our favorite Chinese noodle joint. This is a family establishment and the mom is so sweet to everyone. If you're over the inconsistencies and BS attitude at Mike's, this is the spot for you. Combined with delicious noodles and generous portions makes this an easy choice for weekend breakfasts. read more

Canton Noodle House - Brisket, tendon, sui kau egg noodle soup - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

When me and my boyfriend went to the old location for our anniversary back in October, I was so sad that they were gone! There was no note or anything if they moved or not, so I thought I had to slowly accept that the fact that they were never going to come back. Boy, was I wrong. All thanks to social media, I had to research if they moved or not and luckily, they did! They moved next to Island Pacific, where my parents would go to for grocery shopping every once and a while. Luckily, my boyfriend knew the area really well so we didn't have a hard time finding it. I was so happy seeing the same owner/cook when I was there and we had a small talk with them as well. It has been about a year since our last visit and so we didn't know they closed the old location back in May. Everything tasted the same, which we love about it. I'm glad they didn't change anything on their menu or even the price since they moved locations. I'm really thankful that they found another place to do their business and now that it's cold weather season, I'll definitely be back for my wonton cravings! read more

The beef brisket noodle was fine, but the congee was very very good, and reheated well.

If you're a fan of beef brisket stew (Asian style) then yes, this is the place for you. I came here because of the hype from handmade wonton that look so good on other reviews - and got pretty disappointed. My order was #7, Wonton & beef brisket noodle soup. The wonton's flavor while it's on point, the filling are too small to play a major part in the dish. The portion for beef brisket is pretty generous though, unfortunately, I'm not a big fan. It's too chewy for my taste. The broth is interesting. It has good aroma, with some punch from dry shrimps, and is very light and not as rich or oily as usual. Will probably come back for congee but not other dishes though. read more

Been going here when i was a kid. I love the broth and the wonton have so much flavor. I always just get wonton soup perfect for when youre sick. read more

I love this little hole in the wall restaurant. It's reasonable and always good. The flavor is always perfect, the veggies always fresh and never under or over cooked. Great ma and pa place!! read more

I was craving wonton noodles soup during my Paris trip but I was a bit disappointed. Their wontons seemed to be downsized. The shrimps inside were so much smaller. read more

Canton Noodle House - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

They've relocated to corner of Graham and MLK. In a strip mall next to Tony"s bakery. So glad to stumble across them. Was bummed when we went to their old location and saw the closed sign. My brother lives 5 minutes away. We are happier about this location. Come check them out. Same great menu. read more

Canton Noodle House - Found where our favorite wonton noodle house relocated too. Oh happy day! - Cantonese Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Amazing FRESH food!! Tried some spicy pork and noodle and I don't remember what my friend had, but it was delish also! I hope I'm back in the area soon, cause it's worth eating over and over! The owners are sooo sweet. EAT HERE! read more

OK, so I came to the Canton Noodle House after eating an anemic brunch at Beato's in West Seattle. I was still hungry and drove by this place on my way home. After hearing Michael and Mitzie's horror stories, I had to try it out for myself. As soon as I walked in, I was hit with an unpleasant fishy smell. But I dealt with it and moved on. There were only Asian people inside, which usually means I'll like the food. I ordered the Noodle Soup with Wontons and Fish Balls (bet you didn't know fish had balls, did ya?). It was good, but not quite as good as Canton Wonton House (no affiliation). I found the broth to be adequately seasoned and rich. The wontons were a little on the small side, but delicious. Overall, a solid meal. Ooh, and I love their on-site parking. Can't beat that in the ID! Boo to cash only and the funky smell. read more

Mmmm.. mmmm.. mmm-mmm-mmm! Don't let the exterior fool you, they spend all their energy on the food and not the facade. (Unlike so many pseudo-gourment restaurants popping up all over Seattle.) The menu is simple, a variation of noodle soup with wontons, beef, sui kau, fish balls, etc. The wontons are handmade and the proprietor (I'm assuming) were making them at the table closest to the kitchen. I ordered a small but after my first bite I regretted not getting the large. The egg noodles were perfect with the hearty, breefy broth and the wontons were 2-bite goodness. Minimal fluff, maximum flavor! read more

The ambiance and atmosphere at this place is pretty dreadful, but the food does make this place up to three stars for me. The restaurant itself it just a whole in the wall and not very big in size. It just didn't have that clean feeling which makes me cringe sometimes when I walk into a restaurant. My gf and I both ordered the Century old eggs and diced pork congee. It was came in a nice big bowl and it was filing with lots of ingredients inside. It was not watery like most places and had a good overall flavor to the whole meal. One of the best congee I have had at a restaurant in awhile. The menu isn't very extensive as they stick to mostly to wonton noodle soups and congee as the main selling points. The Chinese doughnut wasn't very good as it was not warm and I could tell it was probably left over from the previous day. It was kind of hard and didn't have that soft texture of a doughnut if made on the same day. Since we were there pretty early when they first open I could see that we could've gotten some day old stuff. One good thing is that they also have a small parking lot just to the right of the restaurant, but filled with big potholes. Good for not having to look for parking if going to Chinatown which is terrible sometimes. Price point wasn't bad and we were able to get our food with not much of a wait. I am undecided if I would return since there are other congee places in Chinatown I haven't tried plus they need a remodel. read more