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    Leung Noodle

    4.1 (259 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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    LEUNG NOODLE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Dogs allowed
    Good for groups

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    No.2 - hủ tiếu mì nam vang khô
    Hong L.

    The dry Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang at Leung Noodle was excellent. The noodles were perfectly cooked with a great chewy texture, and the savory sauce coated every bite without being too heavy. The toppings were fresh and generous, with tender pork, shrimp, and plenty of crispy fried garlic that added amazing aroma and crunch. The flavorful broth served on the side was the perfect complement. Everything tasted fresh, balanced, and comforting. If you're a fan of dry Hủ Tiếu Nam Vang, this is definitely a dish worth coming back for.

    Joanne H.

    Got seated right when I arrived and place was pretty empty. The menu is simple and straight forward. I got the hu tieu nam van with combination noodles and soup. The combination noodle is pho noodle and egg noodles- I wish it was the flat wide noodles and egg noodles! The broth was ok and there's a lot of condiments on the table to make the broth more flavorful. I like the chili oil and pickled garlic! Price is ok I think it's a bit overpriced for what it is. Would come back if I'm in the area but wouldn't go out of my way for it

    Jennifer

    One of my favorite hu tieu places in the south bay! There menu offers customizable bowls with options like wet, dry, egg, rice or other noodles options. Please give this a try! Food: I've given a few different dishes a try here and I personally love the dry egg noodles with the bone marrow. Parking: It can be tricky because this plaza is busy! They have a de milk tea and ice cream shows so you can easily walk around. That said, there is parking. No need to street park. Service: They've always been kind and quick here.

    Mi Ga Xe
    Karina S.

    Have been eyeing this new-ish spot in the Silver Creek Plaza for a while! Came for dinner on a Friday and it was quite packed, had to wait a few minutes for a table but everything was super quick afterwards. - Mi Ga Xe (dry egg noodles with shredded chicken) - Hu Tieu Mi Hoanh Thanh (combination noodles in broth with BBQ pork and pork wontons) Enjoyed both the soup and dry formats and the pork wontons were a highlight. Great portions and so many different options. Fun BYO format where you choose a bowl type (chicken, wonton, etc), if you want it dry or with soup, and what type of noodles you want in it.

    Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Đặc Biệt Khô (with extra bone marrow)
    Michelle N.

    I've been on the hunt for a new hủ tiếu spot ever since my longtime go-to closed years ago, so I was excited to finally try Leung Noodles. It's located in Silver Creek Plaza and definitely has that quick, eat-and-go kind of vibe. Parking is decent overall, though it can get a bit tricky during peak hours and on weekends. My fiancé and I came on a Sunday around 3:15pm and the place was still fairly packed. We were seated right away, but on busier days you may end up sharing tables with other diners, which was the case for us. We came specifically for hủ tiếu (really cool you can customize your bowl) and ordered: 1. Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Khô - The noodles were slightly overcooked to the point where I couldn't really tell the textural difference between the rice and egg noodles. The organ meats were well-cooked and not gamey, and the soup was flavorful without being overly salty. Solid overall, but it felt like it was still missing a little something flavor-wise. 4/5 2. Hủ Tiếu Mì Nam Vang Đặc Biệt Khô - The regular version with extra pork and bone marrow. The pork was tender, but unless you're a big fan of bone marrow, it didn't really add much to the dish. 4/5 3. Bánh Quẩy - Not as crispy as I prefer, but still flavorful and enjoyable dipped in the broth. 4/5 4. Xíu Mại - Very flavorful and extremely tender meatballs. Easily the standout dish for me. 5/5 Tip: Highly recommend using the table condiments, especially the pickled garlic. It really elevates the hủ tiếu! One thing that really stood out was the efficient and friendly service. All of our food came out in under 10 minutes, and the staff was attentive about keeping the condiments well stocked. Overall, Leung Noodles is a pretty decent spot with fast service and good flavors, and I'd come back when I'm craving hủ tiếu.

    Tony N.

    Food was delicious, service was good even when our kids spilled multiple drinks and they came to clean it up BOTH times. Thank you for not giving us a hard time and we're very sorry.

    Hu tieu nam vang
    Megan D.

    The interior was modern and new which was nice for a Vietnamese restaurant. A thing to note was they don't refill your water and when they do they just give you a new plastic cup. There are a lot of choices for noodles which I liked and it was clear and easy for first time hu tieu eaters to order. The bowl of noodles was smaller than expected.. usually I feel like I get a bigger bowl of noodles. The flavor was different, usually my noodles aren't premixed and the flavor is more light? This tasted almost like stir fried noodles with meat toppings. I've definitely had better but for a first timer I guess I would recommend.

    egg noodle dry style
    cadence p.

    great place for hieu tieu nam vang. I like mine with egg noodles dry style. I love that they have pickled garlic and lots of chili options! I came here to eat by myself, but felt pressured to order more by the waiter and ended up also getting eggrolls that I did not eat because I was so full from noodles. there was only a short wait when I came, but the restaurant itself isn't very spacious so be prepared to wait a bit during a lunch rush!

    Hu tieu dry
    Nini M.

    Soooo good!!! This plaza is BUSY tho. We came during lunar new year which was packed. There was a bit of a wait, it's a small restaurant. But service was fantastic! Family owned is what it looks like so we love supporting that. I got the dry hu tieu with hu tieu combination noodles. Let me tell yall, soooo goood!!!! Their broth was good. Their bone was tender. The Chinese donut to go along with it was perfectly cooked. Def coming back! And they had every sauce needed for this. Pickled garlic and jalapeño! So good!

    Hu tieu nam vang special
    Cynthia P.

    This restaurant is located in viet town in San Jose. There is a parking lot. It was my first time here, but my boyfriend's fourth time lol. We got seated quickly and service was immediate. There were quite a bit of people there during the afternoon, but no wait. Inside is any standard looking restaurant. We ordered the Hu tieu nam vang special, which comes with the pork bone and soup. The portion was smaller than I thought, however, it was still filling for me. I did not like the soup as much, because of a strong msg taste to it. But the pork bone was delicious! The noodles itself was yummy as well! The meats were also good I enjoyed the flavoring a lot. We also got a green tea to cleanse our mouth afterwards. Overall, I would rate it a 7/10. Would come back again!

    #2 Dac Biet
    Tony G.

    I first walked into the door and they greeted me in Vietnamese. That's how you know the place is authentic!! It was really busy, but luckily they had one table available. I got the #2 Da Biet with mixed noodles. I had the soup version and it was good. Wished there was more meat and noodles, but it was good. I would come back here and try the dry version. Almost everyone in the restaurant had the dry version, so I feel like I ordered wrong, but it was still good. The plaza gets super packed. Took a while to find parking, so just brace yourself for that

    Otto L.

    Not worth the price. Tiny portion. Meat is too dry. #2 has almost no bone marrow. Carrots were bad. Wife had diarrhea after that. No service. Will not be back.

    Hu Tieu Năm Vàng
    Christina T.

    Stopped by on a weekend and was pleasantly surprised that it wasn't too packed. We were seated right away with no wait, which was nice. The seating is limited though, so I can imagine it gets really busy if you come with a bigger party. Parking can be a bit of a hit or miss, sometimes it's tough to find a spot in the parking lot, so it might be easier to park at Target nearby and just walk over if you notice that you're coming at a busy time. I ordered the dry noodles, and my partner did too. The flavor was good, but I personally felt the portion was on the smaller side. It comes with a side of broth with green onions, but to me it was just okay, not very seasoned. At other spots I've been to, they include a piece of bone-in meat in the broth, but here you'd need to order that as an extra. Hits: * Hu Tieu Nam Vang is very delicious. What really stood out was the seasonings that we can also add into it. The pickled garlic is a must-try, sweet, not spicy, and adds so much flavor to the noodles. Definitely recommend mixing it in as it's a boost in flavor. Overall, I'd say the quality of the noodles is solid, even if the portions are a bit small and doesn't come with a lot of meat toppings. Worth trying if you haven't been yet. Bonus points that they also accept Apple Pay, which is really convenient since a lot of stores ask for cash only.

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