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    Canton Wonton House

    4.1 (372 reviews)
    InexpensiveCantonese, Noodles
    Closed 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
    Updated 2 months ago

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    Casual
    Quiet
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    Good for kids

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    Fishball noodle soup
    Kimberly W.

    Wanted to check out a small chinatown business. Saw that it was empty and decided to check it out. Small family owned restaurant where they have their child hanging out jn the back space. Cute. The person handling our over was very friendly and all smiles. It was very welcoming. Service was fast and food was yummy. I got the fish ball noodles with a side of char siu. It was delicious and served very quickly. The restaurant is a noodle only establishment there is no rice.

    So 1. Wonton Noodle Soup
    Isabella H.

    No frills, mom and pop spot with great wontons! I got the Wonton Noodle Soup with egg noodles. The broth was so tasty and comforting, the noodles were chewy and perfectly cooked, and the wontons were so flavorful. Service was prompt, you order with a QR code and pay at the cashier. I will be back again soon!

    Beef Brisket wide egg noodles dry
    Kindling S.

    I've been coming to Canton Wanton since 1991 when I came to UW as an international student from Southeast Asia. Over the decades, I've brought many friends and visitors to our favorite noodle place for comfort food whether it's beef brisket wide egg noodles dry OR sui gau soup noodles thin. My husband and kids all consider it to be our favorite noodle place in the greater Puget Sound. That's why I was sad to see new owners when I went for lunch today. The chef and his family that I had come to know over the years had sold their business to different owners. While the new owners are sweet and eager to serve, the portion of beef in my beef brisket noodles was small which made the overall taste not the same bc the ratio of noodles to beef was off. It might just be part of figuring out the new business so I'm willing to try again, but overall, left quite disappointed. .

    1. Wonton Noodle Soup
    Rose E.

    All right, so first off, this place is borderline dumpy with no frills, but the FLAVOR and prices are amazing! It is also centrally located in the district and easy to get to. The service was quick and seamless. We didn't order much because we felt iffy about the place and just wanted to get our toes wet. The flavor will bring us back. I can see this being a comfort soup or noodle place for me, especially after a long day of airport travel and coming back into the city. I highly recommend it if you need a bowl or plate of comfort and don't care about the look of the place.

    Store seating
    Pooja S.

    Came by on a Saturday around 1 pm. It is a low key place, and there were only two other groups seated. A waitress immediately saw me and told me to sit anywhere I want. Brought me a menu and water and chopsticks and a soup spoon very quickly. The sides of the table have QR codes so I placed my order. My food came out maybe 10 min later. First the donuts came out which were extremely fresh, hot and fluffy. The congee came out a few min later, and again, very fresh! I added soy sauce and some of the chili sauce that was at the table, which the restaurant had plenty of options for. The food was extremely good, very filling, and overall a fantastic price. I will definitely be back to try their other dishes!

    09. Wonton and Beef Brisket Noodle Soup with beef tripe
    Rumi C.

    Highly recommend Canton Wonton House if you're looking for a hearty bowl of classic wonton soup. Came in on a cold and rainy day and the broth just hit. Super flavorful with lots of noodles. Wish there was more beef but it was only because it was so dang good It is definitely going to be my regular spot for a brothy meals. Has a classic ID feel with classic ID owners. 10/10

    Chili oil is

    No frills, solid noodle shop. As I was also sad to see the previous owners go, I'm thankful for the new owners who risked keeping this place open despite the challenges for small businesses esp in Seattle. The broth and dumplings (although a different shape) were the same and the noodles were even BETTER. Always a good meal.

    Nora J.

    Yummy place for wonton noodle soup! I split congee and sui-kau and beef brisket noodle soup. The soup was yummy and the wontons were very flavorful. I wish they gave you a bit more meat. The congee was good too once adding some seasoning. The portions are very generous and service was fairly fast.

    large wonton and BBQ pork soup noodles
    Tony J.

    Small no-frills Cantonese wonton noodle place in Chinatown. Went there for a late lunch on a weekend afternoon, and there were a few people inside. Menu has the pretty typical Cantonese soup noodle and mixed items. Not a whole lot of appetizer choices. Got the large size wonton and BBQ pork (chashiu) soup noodles. The noodle has some bounce to them, but not too chewy. The wontons are the more traditional variety that are smaller and has pork and some shrimp. Everything tasted fine, but the amount of ingredients is low. I got four small wontons, four pieces of pork, and half a stalk of Shanghai bokchoy. The effects of inflation, I suppose. Overall it was alright, but there are better wonton noodle places in Chinatown.

    Youtiao and the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup
    Timothy L.

    Another solid spot for wonton noodles in the Chinatown International District! I ordered the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup with wide egg noodles with a side order of youtiao. I liked how the youtiao was crispy but not overly oily like at many other restaurants. I also liked how they had different options for the noodles like wide egg noodles and rice noodles. As for the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup, I liked the broth and how it came with veggies in the soup. The wontons and brisket were good, I just wish there was a tad more meat. However the amount of noodles and soup was plentiful. The server was really friendly and the space was quieter and emptier than at other places in the neighborhood. I do prefer nearby Mike's Noodle for wonton noodles but this is still a super solid spot. I would love to come by in the future to try the congee here!

    Beef Brisket Wonton Egg Noodle Soup
    Lele Y.

    4.25 stars - opens until 8:00pm and their telephone works! Initially I wanted Mike's Noodle House (closes at 7pm) but happy I was able to stumble upon Canton Wonton house! Menu is extensive but bb and I got the usual Wonton Rice Noodle Soup- pipping hot and delicious wontons, they also offer chili oil on the side of the table too! Beef Brisket Wonton Egg Noodle- bb enjoyed it and says it's good Staff was very kind and accommodating since we trickled in close to closing - would love to come back and try their soy bean milk Would recommend if you're wanting wonton noodles - yay to local businesses!

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    Quiet unassuming shop. Fast friendly service. The Sui-Kai and Wonton noodles soup was tasty. The baby bok choy was steamed well.

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    4 months ago

    Authentic Cantonese noodle house that is getting very rare in Seattle these days. Definitely will come and support this Chinatown stable!

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    10 months ago

    Sad to see that the ownership has changed. The size of the won tons were small and the filling was practically nothing.

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    A good place to stop for a quick meal. Came here with my family and it was great. I would definitely if you are in the area

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    My beef and wanton soup was amazing and bursting with flavor! Love this little shop--a required stop.

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