We love it! It's the best Hong Kong style food we've found in the Cities! I don't know where else you can find the dumpling soups like they serve commonly in HK. (My fave is the boiled/steamed chicken topping off the soup broth and dumplings and rice noodles. And be sure to ask for the ginger/green onion sauce which makes it 3x as tasty!) All the dim sum we've tried so far have been great. And the dry-fried beef noodles are very good. It's all good value for the quality. We often go home with let-overs. Ambience is very nice, clean, tables well-set, good lighting and decor, some tables for a large groups. As you enter, pass the take-out desk and walk on in to the restaurant area. Staff are very helpful with the digital menu, and in ordering. Tea is wonderful. It's on the south side of 494, on 78th St. Take Chicago Ave north off American Blvd, and turn east on 78th, and find it tucked in a lot behind Microtel Inn and Suites. (In April 2026, there is construction in the area, but seek and ye shall find and reap great rewards.) ENJOY! read more

We have been to this new Hong Kong Noodle location (used to be on University of Minnesota campus) a few times since it opened. The latest visit was earlier today with friends after a 3-hour hike and we only had the dim sum items because we were told that the main menu wasn't available because the chef was busy with cooking for a large event. The dishes we ordered were all pretty good overall. The fried squid dish was smaller than expected. read more

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Do not go here!!! I'm really sad to write this review because I was excited to have authentic dim sum in a bigger city, but unfortunately this was a one-star experience. 1. Rotten shrimp har gow My husband and I both took a bite and immediately knew the shrimp had gone bad. It was disgusting. I'm honestly grateful I didn't give it to my child first. We visited in the morning, not at the end of the day, which makes this even more concerning. Despite bringing it to their attention, there was poor communication and they still attempted to charge us. 2. Slow and unprepared service We arrived early because our kids were hungry, but nothing seemed ready. Servers were still arriving, and after waiting about 20 minutes, the food that finally came out was cold. 3. Misleading wait time We ordered an octopus dish and were told it would take almost an hour to prepare. While that was disappointing, we were willing to wait. However, when we asked about it around 10:30, we were told the cook wouldn't even be arriving until 11:00! The restaurant starts dim sum service at 9:30. Had they been upfront from the beginning, we would not have stayed--especially after being served spoiled food. 4. Very expensive for what you get The prices were surprisingly high. Four pieces of dim sum were around $7-8, which felt excessive given the quality of the food and service we received. For that amount of money, I would rather go somewhere else and get a full meal. Overall, between the rotten shrimp, cold food, high prices, and lack of communication, this was an extremely disappointing experience. read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Pricing - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Wow, I had high expectations for this place as the pics of the food look pretty good. What a let down. I ordered a HK Style BBQ Pork Lo Mein expecting a stir fried noodle dish. Instead I got some hard (read old) BBQ Pork just thrown atop some egg noodles. I don't know if that's how an authentic Lo Mein is supposed to be, but it was bland and just lazy AF. IDK if the dim sum is any good but I doubt I'll come back to find out. read more

I used to dine at Hong Kong Noodles when I was a student at the University of Minnesota. When I heard they were moving to Bloomington I waited to go dine again. My friend and I met up for belated birthday dinner. It was tricky to find, the restaurant is tucked behind the hotel and business building. Restaurant has 2 rooms, when you walk in, looks like a bar and seating area but empty. Follow the sign on the wall and walk towards the other dining room. Spacious and can accommodate small or large parties. In fact there was a party in the otherside of the wall. Order the food via tablet on the table. Food still tastes the same. read more

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Arrived at 10am on a Saturday and it wasn't very busy. That made finding parking (in the lot) and getting a table for 7 pretty easy. At each table was a tablet that contained their digital menu. I'll be honest I didn't really look through because 1)it was a lot and 2)ordering was delegated to two in our group, Dim Sum pros. While they picked, the rest of us sipped on the complimentary tea. We ordered so much food which all came out pretty quickly. However we soon found ourselves running out of space on the lazy susan, and had to do lots of consolidating. It was a carb heavy meal with sesame balls, various dumplings, various buns, various crepes, meatballs, tripe, short ribs, scallion pancakes and much more. The scallion pancakes did not look or taste how I expected them to, and that's when I learned what I've had in the past is Korean style. The price was pretty good, $266 split 7 ways. There was so much food, that we all ended up with leftovers. The staff who had been helpful and accomodating the entire, was kind enough to bring us all to-go containers. In all, Dim Sum was good and I'd like to return for the main menu. read more

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This place is incredibly good. They have a huge menu of authentic Chinese and Chinese American dishes. It can be a bit overwhelming to look at the menu. They also have a lot of lunch and dinner specials if you can't decide. We tried four dishes. With 4 people this was easily enough for 6 to 8. The spicy crispy fish was delicious. Also had the eggplant with pork and garlic, bone in chicken with vegetables, and lo mein noodles. Everything perfectly prepared. Service is friendly and helpful. It's in an odd location off 494 but definitely worth seeking out! read more

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Their dim-sum menu didn't disappoint. It was our first time here, and the quality is comparable to dim-sum we had in different chinatowns across the East Coast. Prices were reasonable and the desserts weren't overly sweet, which I really liked. Service was also really fast and servers periodically checked on us to make sure we had all the items we ordered. We were a little worried because there were so many families in front of us, but we only had to wait a bit to find seating. read more

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Dare I say my favorite restaurant for Hong Kong cuisine in the Twin Cities! Tried their dim sum menu and the classics har gao and siu mai didn't disappoint. Love their congee (porridge) consistency. Tried their beef chow fun and bbq pork + roast duck rice plate for lunch. You can taste the wok hei in the chow fun, reminds me of home. They use pork belly for bbq pork instead of pork shoulder, but the marinade is still very tasty! Service is 10/10 for both visits! The servers are kind, attentive, and helpful. Lots of natural lighting in the restaurant. Booth and table seatings available. Lots of parking available as well. read more

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He Said: Coming back the second time was better than our first time at the new location. Solid option for dim sum. Pros: - All around good food - Friendly staff Cons: - Slightly more expensive than some other dim sum / Cantonese restaurants - Heat was not working when we were there read more

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MSP is notoriously lacking in good dim sum so I was hesitant when trying HK Noodle's new location. The atmosphere and service are great and exactly what you'd expect. The space is really strangely laid out with a "vestibule" section for hanging out and a main dining room with banquette-style tables. The staff was incredibly friendly and ordering was really easy with the tablet. The food itself was about what I'd expected from the area. The wonton soup was the best part with a nice, light broth that was flavorful. The rice crepes had an unappealing, super thick wrapper and only 2 pieces of overcooked shrimp. Needed to be drowned in chili oil to add flavor. The char siu bao were surprisingly fluffy! I enjoyed that the filling wasn't the super sweet saucy kind you often see. I'd get them again. The curry cuddlefish was also decent, if not a little under steamed. Was you typical Japanese curry mix. Overall it was about on par with the other dim sum i've had in the area. I would like to try some other stuff to give it a fair shake but still think there are better options if you're willing to drive a bit. read more

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Hidden behind office buildings, they have a large (unpaved?) parking lot. I stopped in for a late lunch of take out. Lunch portions are huge and come with soup, rice, entree, and spring roll. Chicken lo mein was flavorful with lots of veggies. Spring roll was crisp and delicious, rice was perfectly cooked. read more

Came back with a large group and the experience was much better this time. We had a group of 11. They had a big table in the back for us. The only downside is that there didn't seem to be any airflow in that specific area. Ordered a bunch of items but some standouts were the fish maw soup (heavier on the fish and less on the maw which I liked), fried sole filet with garlic and the stir fried green beans. Service was very nice and quick. We especially liked that they seemed very honest. We ordered two fish maw soups and they came over and let us know it would probably be too much for our group and they were right. We also paid in cash at the end which comes with a 10% discount and they ran out to us when we left to give the extra money back. read more

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Nice to see Hong Kong Noodles back as they were a go to of mine during my college days. We tried the Dim Sum and it was ok and it's hard as you always have to compare it to the best. The ambiance is ok at best and could use some work. The options were ok and no crab claws were a disappointment as that is one of my favorites. I also am a bit old fashioned and love the carts being pushed around and getting to pick what we want. If is from a menu it's just not dim sum to me. I will go back for their normal menu, but for dim sum I will stick to the best well known place. The location is hard to find and can be confusing. I also have never been a fan of forced gratuity. I like to think it's nice to reward great service and maybe standard 15 when it's ok. When it's taken out of my hands then it's not gratuity it's an added charge. read more

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It's in an odd location and certainly not the easiest to find at night so definitely utilize Google Maps for direction. The entryway is strange...it's a medium sized empty room with a couple of kiosks for walk up ordering but there's no one to greet you as you walk in. I don't know if the intention is to have this room serve as a bar and they're waiting for liquor license to be approved? Otherwise it's spatially off putting to initially walk into an empty space that doesn't look or feel like a restaurant. The actual restaurant is through this "entryway" and turn right. Then the normal bright lights and tables appear. There's ample seating for both small and large groups. Ordering is done via tablets. There's still plenty of servers who are walking around filling drink glasses and able to answer questions. Food is served so fast! Portions are large and easy for sharing. Taste is alright. The dishes we ordered were surprisingly bland and not overly salty - which is good health-wise but they lacked depth, in my opinion. read more

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We recently visited the new Hong Kong Noodle in Edina, which has moved from its original spot near the U of M campus. The restaurant is housed in what used to be a Denny's, and while the layout is a little unconventional, it works once you get oriented. When you first walk in, it looks mostly like a takeout and DoorDash hub, but there's a sign directing you toward the dine-in area--a bit unusual, but once inside, it's clean, modern, and comfortable. The large round tables with lazy Susans are a nice touch for family-style dining and dim sum. Ordering is done on iPads, but the (owner?) personally came over to explain how to use the system, which was very helpful and welcoming. Service overall was excellent--friendly, attentive, and even thoughtful enough to run outside after us when we accidentally left something behind. The food was quite good. The roast duck soup was the standout, with an incredible broth layered with star anise and rich umami depth. The seafood dinner special was generous, featuring plenty of white fish, shrimp, and squid (though the squid was a bit overcooked). The sweet and sour chicken had nice big pieces of tender chicken, and the crab rangoon were some of the best we've had--absolutely stuffed with creamy crab filling. Overall, a very pleasant dining experience with great service and flavorful dishes. We'll definitely be back to explore more of the menu! read more

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Got the sesame chicken and chicken fried rice doordashed in, so can't comment on the ambiance or service. The food itself was pretty mid though and certainly overpriced. The sesame chicken was decent but for $22 would have expected something better than mall food, and the fried rice was honestly not very good. Will be looking for somewhere else the next time I need delivery. read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I can't believe that I have not been here sooner! Hong Kong noodle is such a staple in Minnesota that has been around for YEARS. As a minnesotan, I'm definitely disappointed on my late arrival but not at all at the quality and quantity of the food HK services up. They have great flavors and portions, though it is at a higher price range-- I'd visit again! read more

I really wanted to love this spot. The previous location on the U of M campus just holds so much nostalgia for me. Location was really confusing. It's tied to the Quality Inn, which makes me think it was formally a Denny's. We had to go through a different parking lot to get to it. I missed the turn like three times. This can partially be blamed on the construction though. We had to go for dimsum, so that's all I have for this review. The ordering was done through a tablet, which I didn't hate. The staff was very nice. They explained everything well, and refilled out water and tea very quickly. They spoke multiple languages, so anyone can feel at home. Honestly, they are what brings this score up to where it's at Apologies in advance for likely mislabeling a few of the dishes. The food was okay, most dishes were fairly standard. I didn't love the chicken feet, which is usually my favorite dish. The octopus did not look like it's picture at all. Pricing was fairly even, about $6-$8 a dish. The standout was the pineapple buns, they were filled with cream and absolutely delicious. This is likely the only thing I'd come back for. . read more

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Great tasting dishes and friendly service. I enjoyed every bite and I will definitely be going back again! read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Beef Wonton Lo-Mein, Egg Rolls and Fried Sweetened Bread. - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Very clean and spacious dining area! There was a lot of parking. I would say it was a bit difficult to find as the restaurant was hidden between motels. They opened at 9:30am and when we arrived around 9:45am on a Saturday, we were the only ones there. Upon entering, we were quickly greeted and led to an empty table. You order through a tablet, which was very easy to order. Most dishes had a picture. After you place an order through the tablet, you will get a receipt with everything that you selected. You only pay at the end (after eating). Be aware that there is a 18% automatic gratuity! The staff were very nice and continuously checked in to see how we were doing. read more

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I loved Hong Kong Noodle. The wait to reopen felt like forever. So tonight, I was so excited to try my favorites again!! I hope they're still working out the kinks but here's a recap of my experience: Walking in.. no one to greet you. You get on the waitlist at a stand. Fine. We get on the waitlist and sit. The waiting area is odd, very sectioned off. You have no idea what's happening in the main part of the restaurant. But when we finally saw the dining room, it looks so much nicer and spacious than the old location. We were 5th on the waitlist but only had to wait 5 mins. We get sat and introduced to the iPad. We order our food on the iPad and the food started to come out pretty quickly. My typical order is the jumbo fried garlic shrimp and the beef pan fried noodles. Tonight my friend also wanted a wonton and chicken noodle soup and crab rangoons. The pan fried noodles were pretty close to what I remember, they added green pepper so it changed the taste a bit. The shrimp was just as good as always. But the soup was so bland - I joked about just adding hot water and it would replenish the broth. And the crab rangoons... came out when we were pretty much done eating. The main reason why I'm rating my experience as 2 stars... the service. We've now been sitting here for 40 mins since we've been done eating just trying to pay our bill. We asked 2 or 3 times, and they nod at us. Maybe this means our food is free?? But still sitting here waiting and 18% gratuity is already included on the check. We continuously press the Call Waitstaff on the ordering device, and here we are.. still waiting... read more

I was excited to find that this is now open. Since shuttering their University location many months ago, I wondered if they would ever re-open. It used to be a mainstay spot for Chinese food in the cities leaning towards the authentic. This was my first visit to their new location and it is undergoing a Soft Opening. They have re-done a prior Denny's location and the interior is fresh, updated and looks new but is in need of some sound-deadening decor. When the place is just 3/4 full, it is very hard to have a conversation with the people sitting at your table. They have brought in some new menu items such as dim sum that they did not have at their old location. All of their prior great items are still on the menu and they must have brought their old cooks with them since the food is still great and tastes just like it used to. The dim sum offered is new and most of the items we ordered were great. There was a minor miss of an underset Portuguese egg custard tart and the Lap Cheong roll was filled with a standard hot dog instead of a Chinese-style sausage which was disappointing. But it was great to see another dim sum spot open in the Cities and their pricing is more than competitive with the spot down the road (rhymes with "andarin itchen" ) which is going to be an advantage going forward (the spot down the road has become downright too expensive!) For perspective, similar dim sum orders at both places for 4 people will run you about $20-25 less at HKN. I can overlook a bait and switch hot dog/lap cheong roll all day long for that kind of money. They have embraced some modern work flows here that are going to take some getting used to. Clearly they are trying to be very efficient as they have you check in on an iPad that pages you when a table is ready and they have you order on an iPad at your table that is tied to the kitchen. Servers run your food to your table when it is ready. There is very little interaction with a server and the process does seem quick and efficient. But it was missing the hustle of the steam carts in the normal dim sum environment and that was a shame. While I appreciate the forward thinking use of technology to improve efficiency, the old school charm of the rolling carts coming around was missed by everyone at my table. In that regard, the advantage goes to the spot down the road. Finally, what I really noticed was that they seemed to be short-staffed. The people working were really hustling but could not keep up well with clearing tables, bringing checks, running food, etc. And I did not know a single server in the place which I found odd because at the old HKN, before they closed, my family and I were friends with nearly everyone that worked in front of the house. This tells me that none of their old staff came to this new location with them and that they are probably hurting a bit for adequate help familiar with the customers and the food. Since it is a soft-open, it is understandable that they are still working things out. If they can address this issue and get it right, my next review will easily grant them a 4th star based on what I experienced today. I am so glad to see this place finally open and bringing some competition to this market. I also love the fact that they are now doing dim sum, albeit with a modern twist. I have no problem supporting them regularly and look forward to them smoothing out their staffing and showing us what they can really do when not under the cover of a soft opening. read more

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Finally made it to the new Hong Kong Noodles location, and it was just as good as the old location on the U of M campus. Much more room in their new location, plenty of space and tables. They don't have the fresh fish tanks anymore, but I heard that's in future plans. You order everything on an iPad now, the whole menu is there and then someone brings it out to you once the kitchen has it made. So orders some hot and fresh, and you never know who's meal will come first. My meal, which was delicious, came about 5 min before my friends food, and our appetizer came about 5 min after that. They have a 18% gratuity added automatically, which is fine, but when tip is automatic, I feel wait staff can tend to be more complacent and not as attentive. You can always use the iPad to call the waiter, but that seems a bit much. But the food was so good, and their menu is huge! I will definitely be going back here again soon to try something new! read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Mongolian Seafood Lunch special. - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

I've been waiting a long time for HKN to reopen and was super excited to hear about their soft opening at this new location. I came to check it out a few days ago and the food was just as good as I remembered it to be. I always get the same few dishes -- garlic fried fish, beef chow fun, and seafood hot pot. I'd recommend all of these! The prices have gone up since a few years ago but that's to be be expected. They have a parking lot outside and plenty of seating inside. read more

Hong Kong Noodle - (From top to bottom) beef chow fun, garlic fried fish, seafood hot pot - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

6/14/25, they Grand Opening at the new place nearby MOA. We went early to try their dimsum as we already knew how good their HK food taste. The order can be done from a tablet. Selection of their dimsum is pretty good and the price is decent as well. It is not a cart serving dim sum though, they bring your order straight from the kitchen. Overall, I give them a 4 star for the dimsum. read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

Hong Kong Noodle is an out of the way spot, but they mean business with the flavor in their dishes. We made it in early for Dim Sum before the crowds hit, and we were able to enjoy several plates of dumplings that were made earlier in the morning. Everything came out hot, fast, and the staff are quick to check in to make sure you're taken care of. Once the restaurant filled in, the vibe was very lively with families of all sizes there to enjoy the Dim Sum. Overall, a great experience. They are still building and expanding, and I look forward to coming back when the bar is fully finished. read more

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I'm so sad I live far away from this place because it is just incredible. The dumpling menu is a whole OTHER menu on TOP of the main menu. We ordered so many dumplings and side dishes and it was just too good. It really felt like authentic Chinese food. Food came out hot! The nice thing is you order your food on a iPad and then they print out a ticket. To make sure they got everything they start crossing out the names once the dishes come out. Great system they got going! read more

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Looks like they may still be under construction... you walk in and there's nobody there to greet or direct. There are a couple of kiosks. One to your right when you walk in. Which is the waiting list kiosk. There are two directly when you walk in. Very confusing. Food was ok. Not like it was when they were on University. Server gave us soup but no bowls or spoons. You do have to order rice as a la carte... kinda weird for an Asian restaurant. The seafood Thai style was very delicious! Similar to Tom Yum soup! read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Beef Chow Fun - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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When Hong Kong Noodle moved to Bloomington I knew the next family dinner needed to be arranged. We arrived on a Sunday evening for dinner, the other reviews are right- the location makes no sense and you would never know it's back there. I didn't mind this, part of Yelp is finding those hidden spots that no one sees and this checks that box. Once inside it's a little weird because it looks like the beginning of the restaurant but not.... maybe it'll be a bar/tea counter? Either way, keep on walking and you'll find the dining area. Our party of 7 was seated quickly and given two ipads to order off of. Hong Kong Noodle is family style, there's a big rotating lazy susan in the middle of the table. Portions are huge and meant to be shared with a group. We ordered: -Chicken fried rice- good but needed a little extra flavor. -Chicken lomein- I think I would pass on next time. -Sweet and Sour chicken- yum! -Beef and green onion- best dish we ordered -Seafood noodle- good -Cream cheese/crab wontons- not a single one left! Overall the food was good. Service was great and someone was always checking on us. I think the part that made me lose a start was they do an automatic 18% tip but when you go to pay it automatically selects *another* 18%. If you aren't paying attention you could end up tipping twice. If they could fix that I would feel a lot better! We'll be back, and I recommend trying it out. read more

Personal experience great services. Food here is amazing, for sure if you're looking for comfort food this is the place.

I placed an online order and when I got there they said that they never received my order. I then showed them my receipt and they said that could not honor my order and they refused to give me my money back. Then the man that was behind the counter came out and got right in my face like he was going to attack me. I offered him the first shot then he pussyed out went back to his spot. I also have never once seen anyone else eating at this place and smells of a money laundering operation read more

Always enjoyed eating at HK Noodle and was excited to see that they reopened. The new location is more spacious and has ample amount of parking. Liked the overall ambiance. The staff are kind and attentive. Absolutely loved the food. We ordered some old favorites but also new dishes we haven't tied. A couple new favorites for us is the gold fried clam with garlic and the ma po tofu with pork. They also have a dim sum menu and will definitely plan on trying that in the future! read more

Food and services are terrible, but they still automatically add in 18% tips on our check

Went there twice for a Minnesota trip. Dinner was so good and they had big portions, the singaporean style noodle was amazing tasty. Dishes had "wok hei" and were incredibly flavorful. Had Dim Sum another day, shrimp dumplings and pork dumplings is highly recommended but the rice rolls are a little too thick. Overall the dim sum is good. Servers are nice and is worth to pay 18% graduity. read more

Hong Kong Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Minneapolis, Minnesota

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Food was amazing! I loved ordering on the tablet. Although I do wish they had more pictures of each dish. The salt fish and green onion (blossoms) was a surprise because we didn't know what it would be like and we LOVED it! Highly recommend! Service was great! They were attentive to making sure our waters were filled. Very cute dining room. Definitely recommend trying this out. read more

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Looks like they may still be under construction... you walk in and there's nobody there to greet or direct. There are a couple of kiosks. One to your right when you walk in. Which is the waiting list kiosk. There are two directly when you walk in. Very confusing. you have to pay for tea. One IPad for a table, that is their manu. you have to take turn to use that IPad/manu. they use narrow " rice fan", I was disappointed. read more

Ordered through Door Dash. The food is amazing and many steps above other Asian restaurants. Thanks!

Bad customer service. Came in with my friends and the server never came back to our table to explain to us how to order nor do any check up. When we saw that other tables were ordering through iPads - we also followed suit only for another server to come back to us to tell us to order in batches. I thought you were able to order whenever, not in batches. I wouldn't recommend this place ever again. Don't come here. read more

Nice place and good food, services was excellent will definitely be back to try the dim sum.