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    Frank's Noodle House

    3.7 (1.3k reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Open 11:00 am - 8:00 pm
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Outdoor seating

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    Mari H.

    Frank's Noodle House has been on our list of places we must go since Ben saw the Triple D episode featuring the hand pulled homemade noodles. As usual we ordered the things that were featured on the episode, which would include the dumplings and the chicken hand pulled noodle stirfry. I also got the egg flower soup which is basically egg drop soup. We actually didn't get to the restaurant until about twenty minutes before closing which is something we absolutely never do but it was the last day that we would be able to go to the restaurant before leaving that they would be open so we took a chance and they were more than accommodating to us. Our food came out in record time and though we felt bad about being there so late, they continued to let more restaurant patrons in because they knew that they could make the food so quickly, so it didn't make us feel so bad. The owner was there from the episode.So that was pretty cool to be able to see him.And of course, a ban that took pictures with the signature Triple D sign and spray painting logo. We would definitely return and the time, we would order things separately because we both like things a little differently, and the food was so good that we really didn't want to share with each other.

    Chuckles S.

    Cozy place with a very kind, sweet owner. Food was tasty without being over seasoned. The handmade noodles were the star of the meal with a light sauce and crunchy veggie. Thai tea nice compliment. Glad we visited.

    World T.

    I have gone here several times in the past. Some items were excellent and others were always atleast good. The past few visits I had the beef and noodles which used to be excellent. The last time they were just kinda average. Last week I had the cashew chicken and it was also just meh. Today I ordered the Orange Chicken and it was not even average, Just greasy, slimy, chewy, tough and meat consistency, texture as well as taste was not even recognizable. One of the worst Chinese dishes I think I have ever had. It was simply inedible so I just threw it in the trash. Franks was once the 5 Star place to go for Noodles and Chinese. Yet, after today I think this will be my last visit. I do not know what has changed here whether it is kitchen staff, food ordering, ingredients. Not sure but something is just off. It is no longer the place it once was there.

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    Jetiya S.

    Quick lunch done right. We ordered hand pull noodle with pork belly and dumplings soup. Noodle was good , very flavorful, (a bit too salty for me). Soup was great. Staff were friendly and attentive. It's a cozy place with good food.

    Wonton soup with hand pulled noodles
    Michelle S.

    I was in town for a few days for a conference and asked the hotel front desk (Hyatt Regency Portland) if there were any good Chinese restaurants in walking distance. The front desk girl, who is Asian herself, recommended this place for hand pulled noodles. Say no more! I walked over and while I only had 30 minutes to place my order and eat as they close at 8:00 p.m. they were not too busy on a Friday night and I was able to be seated right away. The waiter was super friendly and knowledgeable and it appears that Frank himself was working the register. I was craving some soup as I have been away for work for a week and missing my Chinese food. The waiter suggested I add some hand pulled noodles into the wonton soup and I gladly agreed. The broth was super flavorful and chock full of chopped baby bok choy, carrots and mushrooms. Plentiful wontons and the most delicious hand pulled noodles. Be warned the noodles are super long which is not a bad thing but impossible to spiral onto your soup spoon and one piece without them slurping off. The pickled daikon was perfectly pickled not too sweet not too spicy and in the perfect portion size for a single diner like myself. I would definitely return if I was in the area again.

    Chicken Stir Fried Hand Pulled Noodles炒面
    clark g.

    My wife showed me this place years ago, the food is delicious and tastes like it's home made. Definitely a place everyone should try. Thick hand pulled noodles that always hit the spot. It's nice being served by Frank himself. Excellent service and killer food!

    Kung pao and biang biang noodles
    Darren Y.

    Franks is in the pearl. They just did their grand opening today with a lion dance. They took over the old little big burger. Space is nice, staff friendly, and food good - about the same as the other locations

    Stir fried noodles no meat
    Jim B.

    My wife and I stopped in here on whim. The waiter was extremely polite and happy, and checked in with us often. We had a seat by the front windows, and were able to watch the interesting people go up and down the street in the Pearl district.My wife had the hand pulled noodles which she thought were absolutely delicious. Mine were good, but I felt like they were a little too oily. We will likely come back and try some of the other Chinese dishes.

    Fresh Salad Rolls
    Matthew B.

    First time getting food from Franks and we had it delivered. We ordered the Fresh Salad Rolls, Mongolian beef, Stir fried noodles with chicken, Shanghai Baby Bok Choy and Handmade Dumplings. The food was ready and delivered on time. The salad rolls were pretty simplistic and plain, I'd order something else in the future. The handmade dumplings were really good especially with the dipping sauce. The bok choy was excellent! Cooked perfectly and the sauce was delicious. The Mongolian beef was also really good. The beef was tender and the vegetables were sweet and flavorful. The stir fried noodles was the dish I had been craving. The fresh hand pulled noodles were great. The chicken was tender. The portions on the main dishes were good sized and I was not disappointed.

    Stir fried noodles with chicken
    Jessy M.

    I haven't been here in a long time, been to the Westside location but it was a nice date night to come here and have the delicious noodles. Our food was delicious, our service was great and I'm so glad we made it to the original Franks before our blazer game! The 1 for spice was definitely a good choice for me since I don't do spice but next time will ask for a 2 spice and we had egg rolls before our food and they were delicious.

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    Yummy!! The handmade noodles are to die for. I wish they would put a location out East county area, that would be awesome. A+++

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    Does Frank's have any vegan options?

    Is this place wheelchair friendly? Looks like stairs out front. Are there outdoor tables? Thanks

    You are correct, there are stairs in the front. I do not recall any tables outdoors. They are extremely friendly... my suggestion is to give them a call as they might be able to accommodate you. It is worth it – food is delicious!

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