Master Noodle

I've been going to Peking Garden since I was a kid with my parents, and this place is a go to for…read morefamily outings. The restaurant is spacious and can easily accommodate larger groups of people. The food is from what I remember has been consistent and delicious, the only thing that's notable changed is the price, which can be on the pricier side nowadays unfortunately. This time around I took a small group of friends here and ordered some of my favorites. The peking style pork chop is a classic here, deep fried and moist with a sweet and sour sauce. The best part about this dish is that there's no bones either (unlike some of the other pork dishes). The beef chow fun is what I believe the best beef chow fun in MN. It's so freaking good I think you just have to try it for yourself. Another classic starter dish I got was the seafood tofu soup. Hot, thick seafood soup with tofu is refreshing to start with, and when you top it off with a dash of white pepper it gets even better. The fried oysters are a recent addition to my favorites; cripsy without too much fishiness/oceanic flavor, and also very meaty. The batter and salt/pepper onion flavoring is also very strong and pairs well with the oysters. And lastly I usually get some sort of vegetable. This time around I got the yu choi in garlic sauce, which was clean and just tender enough to add a nice bite of fresh veggie to our meal. I would also recommend the achoy or chinese brocolli if you're into that as well. They also give you a free dessert of what I think is taro tapicoa soup? Either way it's a nice sweet treat to end the meal on.

Worth the long wait. Peking duck is incredible. Well priced meals with good portions. Friendly…read moreservice staff. Love the pond inside the restaurant. Will keep visiting!

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Fried rice

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Shrimp Fried with Pepper and Salt, and 10 Piece Fried Cream Cheese Wonton

China Wok

4.2(84 reviews)

15.6 mi

I've been craving good chow mein ever since my childhood spot in Burnsville closed. I'm so grateful…read morefor the helpful reviews on Yelp, as they led me to this gem. The restaurant was very clean, customer service was outstanding and the chicken chow mein was EXACTLY what I needed!!!! The egg rolls were delicious, but small. I wish I lived closer, but will definitely be stopping in when in the south metro!

Staff order taker was nice. Ordered lunch special Shrimp…read morewith mixed vegetables. I asked for water chestnuts to be left out. They were not. The fried rice with the entree had chicken, peas, carrots in it so definitely homemade but bland. Ordered 2 egg rolls. These were so small it was laughable. Obviously from frozen as they seemed pre-made. The lunch portion was enough food for 2 meals so good value. The lunch price included a can of pop. Fried rice had onions in it that I picked out. The reviews are good here. Maybe I ordered wrong. IDK. The cream cheese wontons were good. There does not appear to be a buffet. I probably won't return. Egg Roll king and Simplee Pho are much better. Also spouse's chow mein box was stapled shut. Staples should not be near food!depth. Spouse you usually likes bland, no spice food said it was bland.

Chicken chow mein

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1. Two Egg Rolls

Shuang Cheng Restaurant

4.0(456 reviews)

4.3 mi•University

I used to go here whenever I had an extra $10 back in the 90's when I was a college student at the…read moreUofM. I loved it, it was my comfort food spot. I hadn't been there since at least 1996 but my family and I visited last weekend. The lunch deals were inexpensive IMO. Egg rolls were nice and crispy, fried rice was yummy, and the garlic chicken was exactly as I remembered it. I'd love to go back and try some of the lobster and crab dishes. While Dinkytown has changed a LOT, Shuang Cheng hasn't, and that's a good thing! Also, my bro ordered the chicken with orange peel. I don't usually like sauces breaded chicken dishes because the reading is often soggy. We all agreed that their chicken was delicious! I'll go back the next time I'm in the beautiful Twin Cities!

Solid pick! I love…read morethis place for the lunch special. It's a great spot to dive into fun conversations at an affordable price. If you need a budget friendly lunch option with a huge portion, look no further. I've tried many of my options during my undergrad experience, but tried something new this time! I grabbed the tofu sesame and really enjoyed it. Definitely stop by if you're in the Dinkytown area!

The inside with their new, funky tile floor.

5 Spice Softshell Crab

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Potsticker

4.6(163 reviews)

2.0 mi•Highland

Women-owned & operated

Established in 2023

We popped by Potsticker on a Sunday afternoon and found a new favorite! Super cute inside with…read moredelicious potstickers, scallion pancakes, and szechuan fries (a must try). Staff was attentive and friendly. Great neighborhood spot!

We stopped in to Potsticker early Sunday evening and just barely beat the rush as every table was…read morefull by 5pm. The space is small and undeniably cozy. We grabbed seats at their tiny 4-seat bar, which turned out to be the perfect spot for the evening. The service was fantastic from start to finish with everyone on the staff attentive, warm, and friendly. We went all-in and ordered the Potsticker Feast ($95): two of every kind of potsticker they make, plus all four dipping sauces, Ribeye Noodles, Korean Wings, General Tso's Chicken, and House Cucumbers. The potstickers were awesome but given the name of the place I was surprised that the real standouts were the other dishes. The ribeye was perfectly marinated and tender, tossed with a variety of vegetables and stir-fried noodles. The wings were terrific and the General Tso's was perfect. Don't sleep on the cucumbers either...smoky, spicy, and sweet, with peanuts and sauce. My favorite potstickers were the Beef & Carrots and the Kimchi Pork. If you're looking for scratch-made Asian fusion with great hospitality, Potsticker is hard to beat.

Ribeye with egg noodles 5/5

Orange Chicken

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Mooshu pork or chicken with pancake and jasmine rick

Trieu Chau Restaurant

4.1(340 reviews)

1.7 mi•Midway

My personal favorite pho on University, where there are dozens of choices available. Broth is clear…read moreand clean tasting with plenty of warm spices. Proteins all served at correct doneness in the Pho Dac Biet so you get the tougher cuts well done and rendered and the thin steak raw so it cooks in the broth. Great side accompaniments, Thai basil still on the stalk and living, fresh bean sprouts, Sri Racha and chiles in oil depending on your tastes, squirt bottle of hoisin. The only tiny nitpick I have is I wish they had bigger spoons available for those of us who like to mix sauces and soup in the spoon instead of muddying up the bowl. Also Vietnamese coffee is prepared old fashioned, not in a boba cup where you can't tell if it was made just now or weeks ago. Great service. This is a tiny little joint which is exactly what you expect from a world class Pho place.

I gave Trieu Chau another try…read more I got the pho tai gan. I prefer savory pho, and their broth was sweet so I added in a lot of sriracha and fish sauce. I liked it much more. The flank steak was good and the tendons were very chewy and tough. I couldn't eat any of the them, unfortunately. The service was good and I like how it's a mom and pop restaurant. I just don't like Viet food sweet unless it's dessert.

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1. Fried Pork Eggrolls

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Tea house

3.6(222 reviews)

6.2 mi

Over a decade ago, this used to be the spot! Flash forward to 2026 and it was mediocre at best. I…read moredined in around 2 pm on a Sunday when MN was having poor air quality as I knew I'd be the only one in there and was craving intimacy. I certainly was the only one there. Perfect, right? Wrong. It took forever to acknowledge that I was waiting for a table even though every seat was open and my service was slow. I made sure to order appetizers, the drink, and full meal together once I realized I was in for a slow serve. The cream cheese wontons were my favorite of all the food. The steamed pork buns were just okay and left a weird after taste that I didn't enjoy. Lastly, the sesame chicken had great portion control and wasn't soaked in sauce yet some of the chicken pieces were questionable mixed with both dark and light meat. The cherry on top was that there were 15 flying tiny bugs similar to fleas that would swarm my food. This made me question the hygiene of the entire spot. All of this was such a turnoff to me. I think the tea house is now more of a takeout spot. Bummer!!

Their food is great. I love their egg drop soup, vegetables egg fuyoung, vegetable chow mein and my…read morehusband loves their lamb dishes. We usually order on line and just pick it up.

July 2026

3 cocktail shrimps for $25

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Vegetable F01. Lo Mein

Chin Chin

3.6(126 reviews)

3.8 mi

Good economy takeout. Excellent chow mein - their egg rolls are good, as are wontons…read more Is it top shelf, Fancy, fancy? No. But they kick butt for a quick Thursday night.

Came here on a cold day while running errands in the area. It is a small simple Chinese restaurant…read moreand very much reminds me of the one I grew up eating at. It was Saturday lunch so very few people and just a few staff. I ordered the eggplant lunch combo, which came with fried rice and an egg roll. The hot and sour soup had a thinner broth and a lot of visible black pepper, which was different than I've ever seen, but it was delicious. The eggplant was also great. Overall this is a great little lunch spot. Food is fast, and it's standard American Chinese food. I'll be back for sure. It's in the Publix shopping center so very centrally located.

Chinese Eggplant with tofu lunch special

2024 Chin Chin Menu

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Eggrolls are so good. As you see they barely made the picture

Kong’s Kitchen

4.3(60 reviews)

4.6 mi•Payne-Phalen

Stopped by here for lunch when arcade had that construction on it! It was not super busy but they…read moredid have a decent flow of customers the whole time I was there! This egg roll and fried rice was phenomenal! I'm still thinking about this rice today and it's been week! The difference between the regular fried rice and the Thai is that they add cherry tomato's and basil to the Thai fried rice. If you haven't tried it, I would highly suggest you give it a try! The cherry tomatoes are so flavorful! The vibe is local, family restaurant! Nothing fancy but sooooo good! Check them out! They also give and make so many meals for the unhoused!

What a wonderful lunch spot. Parking was a little tricky but food was lovely. Service was quick…read more The place is small. Probably best for take out. The pad Thai and fried rice hit the spot. The WONTONS will keep me coming back.

Kong's Kitchen

Pho (combo), oyster wings, cream cheese puffs, shrimp rolls, and pad thai (vegetarian)

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Frozen pearls

Tea House Chinese Restaurant

3.8(521 reviews)

3.4 mi•University

My friend has been hyping up Tea House for the longest time, so we finally had to try it…read moretogether...and yeah, I definitely get the hype! The scallion pancakes were super crispy, the Szechuan dumplings had a LOT of garlic + chili oil (in the best way), and the Shanghai pork buns were juicy and full of flavor. The pork belly was braised perfectly with tasty bok choy, while the farm pork was a classic stir-fry with just the right amount of spice. Everything came with a generous amount of rice too! Definitely a spot I'd come back to with 4+ people so you can order a bunch of dishes, get quick service, and share everything family-style.

Extremely Disappointing -- Save Your Money…read more I honestly don't understand how Tea House gets rated as a top place. From the outside appearance and lack of upkeep to the service and, most importantly, the food, the entire experience was disappointing. The service was odd, the staff didn't seem very familiar with the menu, and there were several misses that made the experience even less enjoyable. The food itself was mediocre at best--and honestly, some of it was just bad. Then came the bill: over $75 plus tip for three people, with two lunch specials and three drinks. For what we received, the price was absolutely ridiculous. For me, this was a hard pass. The food wasn't worth the money, the service wasn't impressive, and the overall experience left a lot to be desired. Don't waste your time, and especially don't waste your money.

Dining Room Decoration

Scalded chili noodles - wide hand stretched noodles

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To die for "Cumin Lamb"

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Ashley B.

Elite 26

275

612

2 years ago

We've been on the hunt for a great Chinese spot in the Twin Cities, but nothing had really stuck--until we found Master Noodle. Everything we ordered was absolutely delicious, and the flavors were incredible! The Chongqing Spicy Noodle Soup was a standout. It was bold, packed with heat, and had such a unique depth of flavor that I know I'm going to be craving it regularly. The Garlic Chicken Fried Noodles and Chicken Fried Rice were perfectly cooked and full of flavor. Even the Veggie Egg Rolls were crisp, fresh, and satisfying. To top it off, the Honey Jasmine Tea was a delightful and soothing way to round out the meal. Every dish was a hit, and the care that goes into the food is evident. This place has officially become our go-to for Chinese food. Highly recommend for anyone searching for authentic, flavorful dishes! read more

Natalie B.

144

7 years ago

Not very many vegetarian options, and no vegan options. The noodles are great! The appetizers we got were cold at first, but the waitress was kind when we informed her, and she brought us new ones. The food is really good. I'm only voting 4 stars because of the fact that they're not super vegetarian friendly. I'll probably return soon with my special someone :) read more

Chris R.

6 years ago

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Steinem C.

4 years ago

Slow service and inefficient staff. Needs to hire more people. Partner and I were served our food at two different times and no refills of water or tea. read more

Kevin S.

7 years ago

Excellent flavors. The noodle dishes are wonderful. Really enjoyed the interior setting. Excellent service. Great prices. My new favorite restaurant! read more

Estian R.

7 years ago

This place was amazing! I had a pork belly bowl, and the flavors were really great, the ascetics were nice! overall really enjoyable place to eat! read more

Joe S.

107

5 years ago

Amazing food, great service. I've tried a few things on the menu and everything has been wonderful

Lauren M.

6 years ago

The noodles are excellent. The service is quick. It's really cool to see the noodles being made!

Richard L.

4 years ago

Awesome noodle. We ordered 4 types of noodles and all are great taste. We would come again.

K H.

2 years ago

Absolutely delicious! So flavorful! Can't wait to go back for more!! Service was quick! read more

Reyna F.

6 years ago

SO GOOD, OMG SO GOOD Restaurant is beautiful, staff is nice, and the food is heavenly. read more

Emily M.

7 years ago

My favorite chinese place in town! Always delighted with the food and service

Goria S.

7 years ago

I highly recommend Magic Noodle. These noodles are hand made and excellent!

Dan S.

7 years ago

This place is OK. The food is good. But not over the top delish.

Adam D.

5 years ago

OMFG I died and went to heaven. This place rocks!

Hadley J.

7 years ago

Beautiful restaurant, super yummy food!!

James O.

7 years ago

food was pretty good. I liked the decor

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