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    4.4 (1.3k reviews)
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    Good for kids

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    Caught Bben slurping in the background. Hai Ky   Won Ton   Egg Noodle Soup
    Teason M.

    Throughout the years I been coming here and it never disappoints. Always amazed at how flavorful and delicious the food is. I always get their house special wonton & chicken Lo Mien. I get the soup on the side and I get the thick egg noodles. The service is always quick and it's usually quite busy if you are there during rush hour. Lots of memories and smiles here. Definitely a staple and a must try in the tenderloin. Their pickled jalepeno, orange sauce, hoisin, and chili oil are all bangers. If you feel like splurging their duck leg is also and they also have fresh soy milk. The vibes here is always friendly, but you gotta make sure you have your head on the swivel when walking through the TL, I love my neighborhood but you gotta be smart! Cheers! - IG@BlackTigerEats

    1. Hai Ky House Special Noodles
    Sarah C.

    southeast asian approved! I got the house special noodles with mee pok (wide egg noodles) and added wontons (+$2) and it was so comforting! what's pictured is only half the serving (I saved half for another meal). the staff were friendly and efficient, and offered to cover my soymilk tightly when she noticed I was biking. the noodles came with plenty of ingredients, and a huge bowl of warm soup. the hot soymilk was sweetened and reminded me of home :") highly recommend for comforting and satisfying noodles!

    Dry duck noodle (soup on the side)
    Vinkin Ken T.

    It was raining so we stopped by for some comforting noodle soups. We got our usual, the #7 house special soup with thick egg noodles with add in thick rice noodles for $1.80 more and the #6 duck soup with thin egg noodle. This time my broth was not bland but slightly saltier this time. The staffs were great. Always friendly and the service is always speedy. Tea is also complimentary. We were offered Chinese donuts which I declined this time. I didn't even know they had that and they also have soy milk. Bowls range from $15-$17. Big portions, lots of noodles. They finally accept credit card payments.

    1. Hai Ky House Special Noodles
    Rolly J.

    Service 5/5 Staff is friendly and thorough with their service Ambiance 4/5 Typical noodle house Food 5/5 The noodles were PERFECT and the broth had good taste.

    Hai ky special with wonton noodle soup
    Nina V.

    I had high hopes for this place and it hit the mark for good noodle soup, but for the portion size and price it fell short. Soup noodles are around $16-20 for a bowl, and the soup bowl felt a bit shallow. Also the toppings in my soup were not as good as I was expecting. Just average. I'm not sure how busy it gets usually but when we went on a Sunday around 2pm it was quite empty. They took our order and the food came out within 5-10 minutes which was nice. Also this restaurant is located in the tenderloin. Parking can be a bit tricky.

    Seafood wonton thick egg noodle
    Joyce S.

    Hai Ky thick egg noodle with wontons. My ultimate favorite spot in the tenderloin. Don't let neighborhood scares you. Quick and super friendly services. Best in San Francisco.

    1. Hai Ky House Special Noodles
    John P.

    Hai Ky Noodles is seriously a hidden gem! I was feeling under the weather and craving a comforting bowl of soup, something similar to the style I used to get at TK Noodle in Daly City (RIP). That nostalgic combo of thin egg noodles, assorted meats, and wontons is surprisingly hard to find... until I came across Hai Ky on Postmates. I ordered the Hai Ky House Special, and it absolutely hit the spot. Just a heads-up if you're ordering delivery: it might look like a dry noodle dish on the app, but it does come with a generous serving of hot, flavorful broth. It's definitely a soup! The bowl was packed with protein (char siu, shrimp, meatballs, and more), and adding wontons made it even better. Everything was well-seasoned and super comforting! It was exactly what I needed. I'll 100% be ordering this again. Highly recommend if you're looking for a filling, delicious noodle soup that delivers on both flavor and nostalgia.

    8/08/2026
    Tui B.

    I've been eating at Hai Ky Noodle House for over two decades. Their Hoanh Thanh Mi Hai Ky, a delectable bowl of noodles, is priced at a reasonable $16.57. The only minor drawback is its location in the TL area. The couple who work at this restaurant are friendly and provide excellent customer service.

    Thiri T.

    Yes, you should come to the tenderloin just to try this place. Noodles were super bouncy and light, and their soup healed me. My boyfriend's duck leg was also very tender, juicy, and sweet. But please also get the egg rolls. They make them fresh with lots of love and taro unlike many other places, and even inspired me to make my own at home!!

    #6 duck leg egg noodle with soup on the side - delicious!
    Megan W.

    I will definitely be back to this place. It was the perfect rainy day lunch for an informal meetup. Highly recommend for cold or rainy days. I suspect I'll crave this now. I had the duck leg egg noodle soup with thick noodles and soup on the side, so I could add as much broth as I preferred. Pros: -Ample table space for lunch -Delicious, fresh soup bowls -Quick service -Friendly staff -Affordable and good value -Great condiment selection Cons: -Smoke billowed in from outside smokers -Did not refill water glasses or check on us

    2. Braised Duck Leg Noodles
    Lillian Z.

    Absolutely delicious braised duck wonton egg noodle soup. Broth was flavorful, duck was tender, noodles were bouncy. I've been here multiple times and the quality is always great, service is always efficient. Great portion sizes too!

    9. Fried Egg Rolls
    Kevin C.

    Hai Ky is my go-to spot for wonton noodle soups in the city, especially their combination wonton noodle soup (number 2)! The bowl is always packed with fresh ingredients, a savory broth, and delicious bouncy egg noodles. Everything is made in-house, and I feel lucky to live so close to the restaurant. The staff are always kind and even remember my brothers and I each time we come. They know my order well and have my bowl in front of me within minutes of sitting down. Place doesn't look busy on the outside, but can get packed during the day, especially closer to their 6pm closing time. They take both cash and card. Their hot soy milk is also a good treat and the fresh rolls are made well too. Only thing that can be bothersome is the neighborhood outside. It can feel a bit rough with people lingering around, but if you keep to yourself, then they leave you alone.

    Menu 9.21.25
    cindy T.

    Came in for brunch on Sunday 9/21/25. Came in with a group of 5 ppl. Got seated . Ordered and food came out quick. Got the mi wonton soup- so good. Their jasmine tea is also good. Will come back!

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    The duck noodles were excellent as well as the Vietnamese iced coffee. The owner was also very friendly and kind

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    Food is great and service as well .One of most authentic noodles during my childhood.Every thing make from scratch.Bone soup is awesome.

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    Ask the Community - Hai Ky Noodles

    Is it still cash only?

    No, cc are welcome

    Does their Hainan chicken rice contain bones?

    Yes

    Do they still have the Cambodian noodle soup here? I haven't been here in over 10 years but would love to eat the Cambodian noodles again!

    Come here and eat the egg noodle Thick and soups on the side

    Do the won tons contain shrimp?

    Yes, shrimp and pork

    I see Tenderloin and I panic cause my buddy Rim got to me. Is this neighborhood that bad cause i really want to try this place and the noodles?

    It depends: are you the type of person who jumps at their own shadow and proudly displays the thousands of dollars of personal electronics you wear, all while being completely unmindful of your surroundings and likely have $500 headphones on your… 

    Are they allowed indoor dining right now?

    Yes, they allowed us to dine in when I went a couple of weeks ago.

    Are they allowing eat in dining?

    Yes. They are allowing indoor dining

    What's in the wontons? Pork or shrimp? Or a mixture of both?

    All pork.

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