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Fang's Noodle House

4.0 (236 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Noodles
Closed 11:00 am - 9:00 pm
Updated 1 month ago

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Moderate noise
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Good for kids
Outdoor seating

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Hot & Sour Dumpling Noodle Soup
Jess S.

Definitely a place we will want to return to! Came here for lunch. Location is in a strip mall. Very clean inside with booths and a few tables. Order by QR code. You can customize the spice level. I got the hand pulled noodles with inari tofu skin and my husband hot and sour noodles with dumplings. We got the spicy beef shank as an appetizer. Everything was so delicious! Hand pulled noodles were perfectly chewy. Inari tofu skin added a nice sweet contrast to the spice. The beef shank was tender and juicy. The mala taste is perfection. Finished everything! They also have soup dumplings which we didn't try this time but will look forward to it next time. Recommend you come for great Chinese food and support a small local restaurant!

Pork & shrimp soup dumpling
Debra W.

The food here was good! I can definitely see why this place is a favorite among locals. The noodles are definitely stand out. Among our party we all different cut noodles and it was nice to be able to experience the difference chew and bite of the noodles. The broth is the soup was delicious. Our soups came out very fresh and hot. Our food didn't come out all together, it came out as it was ready. Cute and quaint restaurant. You place your order via QR code so your interaction with staff is minimal.

Beef Shank Noodle Soup
Heather L.

Good portion size, quick service. Great location for anyone who's a fan of biang biang noodles - these were very well made and very wide! I got the beef shank noodles (beef was very tender) and my husband got the pork belly - both yummy options. I also feel like the spice level was pretty accurate, I chose 2 pepper signs which was less spicy than my husband, who got 3 pepper signs. However, I feel like 2-3 peppers were spicy, but very manageable. I didn't feel like I had to drink a bunch of water, but did make my nose run a little (a good thing!) You can also get milk tea with your noodles for $2 which is honestly an excellent deal Note: they do the new QR menu + ordering to the table, but you can ask for a paper menu.

Selina H.

Pretty solid hand-pulled noodles! We got the mala dry noodles and it was flavorful with a good amount of spice. The noodles were delicious and i loved the bouncy texture! The portions are a bit small though. There was plenty of parking in the lot on a Thursday night and the restaurant wasn't too busy so our food came out fast.

Earnie G.

Updating my previous review. Fang's has a remodeled interior that is sleeker, colder, less friendly, less funky, and less playful than it was when it opened. The colorful wall murals are gone. The bowls used to serve noodle dishes are now HUGE and DEEP, leading some to say portion sizes are not generous. That is not correct. They are plentiful. You're just getting your noodles in a gargantuan bowl. Service is acceptable, but just barely. It's often negligent. I ended up getting up to get my own new set of chopsticks when I had an issue with mine and some extra napkins because the server was too focused on playing with the TV stations (which they were two or three times while we were there). You order from a QR code and pay in advance--including tip--now. The food is still very good. Noodles are great. They've also gotten creative and gone a bit overboard there with the addition of colored noodles, which I did not try. Dumplings have gone creative too. The flavors are very good, and the dumplings are well made. The colors for the dumplings make a bit more sense than for the noodles, but I still find the whole idea a little much. Still solid noodle dishes. Maybe a tiny bit less balanced and authentic than when they opened, but the noodles are well made. Flavors are good. Will definitely return, but I just hope they don't eventually lose their way by trying to be different and trendy instead of reliable and fun.

Mala beef shank dry noodles
Kimberley C.

I went here with a friend and we had our littles with us. It's awesome that they offer high chairs! As far as seating goes, there's a lot of booths and a few tables to sit at. I ordered the mala beef shank dry noodles (3 stars spicy) with tomato and egg. It was deliciously packed with flavor and spices! The noodles were perfectly chewy and the beef was so tender! It was slightly oily but that was expected. I would honestly eat here once a week if I could and try everything on their menu.

Mala beef shank dry noodles
Kevin G.

Ordered the mala beef dry noodles. They let you choose your preferred spice level. Portions are good and most importantly it tastes great!

Orange Chicken noodles
Monica M.

Located in a very unassuming strip mall, the exterior had us a bit worried but once we stepped inside we were pleased to see a fairly clean and updated interior. We tried the katsu curry noodles, Orange chicken noodle, cold noodle, pan fried pork dumpling (like a pan fried XLB) and green beans. The beans have a the numbing spice kick to them, which I liked but the third person in our group could only eat a few before it became unbearable. The curry noodles is interesting. It has peas and carrots, which isn't what we're used to seeing unless we're in Hawaii ordering Hamburger Curry. Orange chicken noodle was great. The cold noodle is what I came here for and it did not disappoint. Our server was so happy and friendly, it made us all smile while we ate our food. Worth the drive and google map adventure for sure.

Esther L.

We wandered upon the place while searching for restaurants in the area. The hand pulled noodles were delicious and the texture was perfect. The Xiao long bao were just alright and the cucumbers were refreshing. We'll be back to try more items on their menu.

Beef Shank Noodle Soup
Tiffany H.

Really good, authentic-tasting food! We were seated right away at 630 on a weekday. There's a large parking lot but I'm sure it gets packed during peak hours. You order everything up front through their app and then they bring it out to you. The beef shank noodle soup is definitely rainy day comfort food and the biang biang noodles are perfectly chewy. I also got the blistered green beans and they were pretty good. Condiments interestingly are not on the table; you have to request them and they're a little stingy on it. We were given one small sauce to go cup for the whole table. I do wish they would switch away from the single use containers but overall I think this establishment is a great place to get your soup and dumpling fix

Spicy Stir-Fried Green Bean
Sophie C.

Decided to make the drive over from Seattle after having this restaurant on our list for a while, and it was worth it! We ordered the mala beef rib dry noodle, pork xiao long bao, and spicy stir fried green bean. The dry noodle was super flavorful and coated with a mala oil. The beef was tender and the noodles were chewy. We loved this dish! The XLB were also surprisingly delicious, definitely comparable to Ding Tai Fung or Supreme Dumpling, with a juicy filling and thin chewy wrapper. The green beans provided a nice contrast, but we prefer them in garlic. Service was quick. We would drive 30 minutes for this place!

Chara C.

Wonderful service, nice staff all around. We went around 4:30p, a super early dinner, so it wasn't busy but still had a couple filled tables! My friend and I tried the spicy XLB, the chili oil spill dumplings, the mala beef shank dry noodle, and the beef rib noodle soup. Everything was wonderful and exceptionally flavored (especially the two dumplings), except... the beef rib noodle soup that fell pretty short. The rib was much less meat than the shank bowl, and was much smaller/shorter of a rib than shown in the advertised photos which is always a disappointment. It was cooked really nicely tender though, so again sad because it was only a few small bites (and the rib costs $8 more than the shank). The soup was also really lacking in flavor - we both thought it was super bland/watery tasting. Wouldn't rec (unless it's a one off)- just surprising that the other dishes were so flavorful except this one. Also highly rec the fruit sodas (i.e. green grape, passion) because they were delish! They were the perfect amount of sweetness (aka not too sweet).

Taro XLB
Generous Y.

I've had Fang's on my list for quite some time. Not sure how to feel, but I do want to come back. For a noodle house, I wasn't super impressed with the noodles, but would like to try another dish. Their dessert options (mainly dessert XLB) are amazing though, so I honestly wouldn't mind coming here after a meal either. Service isn't nothing to write home about, order via QR at the table and they'll bring food. Not much interaction. Ample parking in the plaza. There's a decent amount of seating but it can get full, so budget time for a wait just in case. Noodles - I love biang biang noodles so may be judgy but these were slightly too hard rather than QQ or chewy. Not bad, but would prefer a bouncier texture than firm. Meat and sauce was tasty, but the beef was a bit inconsistent. Some pieces were tender while others a bit rough. Would've loved a little more protein, but interested in the beef rib option in the future. Pan Fried Dumplings - these were just worse xiaolongbao. They're barely pan fried and then they just stick to the paper in the basket. This also means they run pretty easily. Would stick to ordering XLB. They also don't provide spoons which would be nice for all XLB soup. Taro XLB - star of the show! Definitely snag one of the dessert XLB if not more. They also have red bean and chocolate. Fully filled with a sweet, smooth, and nutty taro paste. These are plentiful and delicious.

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Ambience is nice, food looks good and clean. Service is not that slow. Overall, good experience

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Amazing hand pulled noodle place. Super authentic. Delicious. Everything on the menu is great. We love the beef noodle soup.

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Nice interior decoration and good ambiance. Love the noodles here and highly recommend checking it out

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The noodles look good, Is anything vegan friendly?

On Instagram it shows noodles with big ribs but on your menu it shows no big ribs? It's the beef rib dry mix noodles. i see just small cut meats?

That is the right dish - I ordered it last week and it came with the large beef rib included.

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