Order T5 if you can handle spice. It is FIRE, 10/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND Noople noodles are one of the BEST in terms of chew. IT'S PERFECT. PAIRED WITH THE SPICY MEAT SAUCE? ADDICTING. YOU'RE ALSO TELLING ME IT'S $10? Best deal ever. Fish and chips had a good value combo, meat ball noodle soup was mediocre, hence the 4 stars. read more

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Ordered the Dan Dan noodles, chili oil wontons, and beef noodle in soup. The noodles were great, firm and had an authentic northern style flavour. The wontons were also well seasoned and fragrant in the chilli sauce. The beef noodle soup, however, wasn't so good. The beef was tough and had a red band in the exterior and grey in the center. We think it may be due to improper thawing or freezing. The ambiance was very average. It's basically a lunch room where you ordered at the front and got your utensil and sat down at any available table. So needless to say there was very little service from the workers. Not necessarily bad, just a different style of restaurant. Overall the value is great, if you're looking for a cheap fill up with authentic flavours I would hit this place up. Each dish is very reasonably priced and pretty delicious (except for our beef). read more

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The first time we tried Noople was during their soft opening, and lets just say that since August of 2025 a lot of changes and fixes to their operations has me pleasantly surprised. Don't get me wrong, I know that soft openings are there to work out the kinks of a new business/restaurant and from what I experienced, they've learned a lot since the last time I was there. They renovated a bit on the inside, give the old seating area a much needed face lift. They have actual dishes and not take out containers to eat off of. As well as touch screen ordering machine, if you're in a rush or if the counter is too busy. They've expanded their menu, including, other deep fried items like cuttlefish balls and popcorn chicken. They've also added a Value Combo set if you're looking for variety or if you have a large group with you. Here's what we ordered: Family Pack $49.99 C2- Popcorn Chicken with XLB combo $17.99 N6- Braised Sliced Beef Noodle Soup $9.99 N4 Dan Dan Noodle $8.99 The fish and chips were crispy and not too greasy, a favourite for sure. If you know you're party is going to be eating more then 2 pieces of fish then its worth getting the Family Pack. Leftovers heat up great in the air-fryer. The Popcorn Chicken and XLB made an awesome meal, and great for sharing. The noodles had some good flavour and a nice chew. For the price it's pretty reasonable for Metro-Vancouver now a days. They do have a water-station set up, unfortunately they don't have any hot water available. And its still bus your own dishes. The fish n'chip alone is a good enough reason to go to Noople. But if you have picky eaters at least there are some other great options for everyone. read more

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Cheap and cheerful. Clean space, generous menu and enjoyed affordable lunch of prawn/pork wonton noodle soup with an Asian-flavored pork based broth ($13.99). Flavorful wontons and very good chewiness for the rice noodle. Also tried popcorn chicken and cod fish & chips, which were both cooked really well. Love that everything is made to order, smoking hot (temperature-wise) and not super oily. Cheap because you bus your own table and should clean up after yourself anyway! lol. Recommended and would return again. read more

I loved the fish and chip places before this and wondered if they would keep it the same. I like that they offer other things as well. The noodles are cheap but I think it's not a meal unless you add extra noodles. The fried chicken nugget is seasoned so well and the portion is good. Fish and chips is just as good as before. Big piece of fish and lightly battered fries. The only downside is that their tartar sauce is watered down. Everything is self serve so you have to clean up and separate things after you are finished. They may need to change their suggested tipping structure based on this. Ample parking in front. read more

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This little joint has everything snacks and a few noodle dishes. Their salt and pepper chicken nuggets are divine. Customer service is top notch and they're so grateful when you visit. read more

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It's soft opening this week till August 1, 2025. The soft opening prices are very affordable with most items under $10. It takes over "The Sea House Fish and Chips" restaurant space when the owners retired. As that was an institution in this neighborhood with many loving the cheap fish and chips, the new owner got the recipe and put it on the menu. So you get a predominantly Chinese menu of noodles and dumplings with fish and chips. Be patient if you're heading there this week. It is around 20-30 mins wait as they are pretty busy and they do not have the ordering system in place yet. The plates are also not available yet so everything is in take out boxes even if you're dining in. I think they rushed my order as they felt bad for the 30 mins wait when they said it would be 10 mins. Other people who ordered after me got their food first. Results of the manual queue of food orders which was messed up. The wontons with spicy sauce were a bit dried up from the wait for all items to be ready. Same with the Dan Dan noodles. I wished they put more sauce to the dishes. They were tasty but not as good on the areas which did not get the sauce. The fish and fries for the fish and chips could be cooked a bit longer. Thank goodness I was able to air fry them at home to get them crispy. The Taiwanese style popcorn chicken (salt and pepper chicken nuggets) was very yummy. This was cooked perfect. I was given the tofu thread salad appetizer as an apology for the longer than expected wait. Great service recovery and attitude. The food is good and I hope they will do well. Limited parking in the plaza. Street parking is available. I will come back again after they iron out all the teething problems. read more

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Looks like Sea House has finally respawned and partially reincarnated. The OG fish and chips are still there (the old Sea House grandma passed the recipes over and still partially works here), but now this place also serves (mainland) Chinese food court (think Crystal Mall) food. Yes, fish & chips and xiaolongbao at the same time. I have photographic proof. As of the time of writing, they're doing a soft opening. The owner mentioned that pricing will change, so pop by for a deal if you can over the next few days. Parking is available in the plaza lot, as well as the side streets. Staff are friendly. They're still working out the kinks in terms of daily operations. While I never tried the Sea House fish & chips, I must say that the fish I had was nice and juicy, and also wasn't too heavily battered, which is nice. Tartar sauce was a bit salty. Xiaolongbao - delicious. Just like the ones at Crystal food court. Served with (salted?) vinegar and a small dish of pickled radish. Minced pork and yellow pea special dry noodle - This was recommended by the owner. Maybe I'm looking at this wrong, but the noodles basically seemed like spaghetti. The meat and peas were fine. Thin pool of chili oil at the bottom. Maybe they'll tweak the recipe in the future. In any case, worth checking out in the future. Here's to hoping they do well. read more

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Noople Noodle & Dumpling House is at the same location as Sea House Fish & Chips, and the same owners as Sea House are actually in the kitchen still making their fish and chips. According to the new owner (who hopes to make Noople Noodle into a franchise), they are still in "soft launch" and very open to feedback. Therefore expect tweaks to continue happening. Standout features include under-$10 mains (e.g., Dan Dan noodles) and value for money with a filling amount of food, such as the Chicken Nugget and XiaoLongBao combo for $17.99). -Signature Fish and Chips (2 piece, $12.50) Nothing wrong here. Crispy on the outside, didn't feel oily, tender and juicy fillet. My friend's order. He felt it was decent but not the best he's ever had. Still, a safe order at an okay price. -Dan Dan Noodle ($7.99) Not sure what I was expecting here. I totally confused them with Kingyo's superb Tan Tan noodles so I think I gave the owner incorrect feedback here. Oops. The noodles sat on top of the sauce and once mixed the sauce did cling to the noodles very clearly and it wasn't a skimpy amount, but the sauce and condiments on top did not combine into flavor for unclear reasons. Mostly I tasted noodle here. They may start tweaking this sauce to make this better than it is. Currently, even at the price point, it's just flavourful enough to be on the menu. -Salty & Pepper Chicken Nuggets (normally $9.99?) Tender, juicy, and not oily when they were served. I was so pleased by how juicy this was that I forgot they were supposed to also be salty and peppery, which they weren't. Points off for that, unfortunately. But price point was good and as deep fried chicken goes, it was really decent. -XiaoLongBao (normally $9.99?) Decently done, soup is inside as expected, tastes good. Slightly smaller than some of the ones you can get at Crystal Mall, but the last time I had some there, they were soggy, the soup poured out, and my friends got diarrhea. -non-alcoholic Pineapple Beer ($2.99) Hard pass on this. Tasted like watered down pineapple juice with light fizz. Way overpriced for what it is although it's not excessively sweet compared to more commonly availble carbonated drinks. Space is bright, spacious, and clean. Counter service, no waitstaff, and tipping not required but appreciated. read more

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I drove by on my way home from work. The parking was okay, but limited. When you enter you order at a kiosk or the counter. The waitress does not come to you (keep this in mind). I ordered XLB soup dumplings and dandan noodles. When the order was ready, I was told I had to come to the counter to pick it up (don't tip at the machine for service as there is none). The XLB was bland and cold. I tried piling on chili oil and black vinegar. They didn't save it. The Dandan noodles were store bought spaghetti and was kinda bland. I will not be coming back here. read more

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Felt compelled to comment after my horrible experience at Noople today. Been a regular at the Seahouse for the last 10 years and this is the first visit after the new people took over. Strike #1: Placed order online for 4 items at 11:29 am. Arrived at 11:43 am after received pickup time for 11:39 am. Girl at cashier had no idea an order was placed and said it will take 10 min. Strike #2: After waiting for 10 mins, 2 people walked in to place orders. Both received their orders. One was dine in and the other person was take out. They then called me for my order. They packed me one item and it was the wrong item. Unbelievable! Was told to sit back down and wait. Strike #3: Food was ready at 12:09 pm, after waiting for 40 MINUTES and watching 2 parties come in 15 minutes after me and getting their food. I have the time stamps for all the text updates that were sent. DO NOT BOTHER WITH THIS PLACE! Service has gone way down since new ownership. Will never return. Loved Seahouse before but lost a customer for life. read more

Cod was ok but no Halibut available. I didn't like the French fries as they use coated potatoes. Zero decor, now. Extra charge for extra tartar sauce. I miss the Sea House service. read more

I made a special trip today to visit the newly opened noodle shop, which I heard also features the iconic fish and chips restaurant that operated in Vancouver for over 30 years. Though I was especially craving soup dumplings, I ended up ordering their wontons in chili oil--and they were surprisingly delicious! I also tried their crispy and juicy popcorn chicken, which was fantastic too. Best of all, the portions were generous and the prices were very reasonable! I'll definitely be back to try other dishes！ read more

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Delicious food!! The price is good, the service was fast, the local is so clean! The personal is kind read more

Noople House - N2 Soy Beans in mixed meat (8.99) - Noodles Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

The service is very friendly, and the dining environment is also very relaxed. Fantastic food and amazing prices--there's really not much else to add. Who knew fish and chips paired with Chinese food would be such a winning combo? It's surprisingly perfect! read more

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I like the fish 'n chips as it seems to be crispier than before...ONLY during the lunch when the previous owner's daughter is working. However, do NOT go there when the chubby male is working. He is really cheap and gives about ten burnt fries. So not impressed with the soggy 10 fries I received. When I called to let him know that I usually received a lot more fries, he laughed in my face. After that, I never want to go back. It's about double the previous price. If they were smart, they would load up on the fries so we feel we are getting value for our money. I also tried their dishes that were on the poster. The noodles were not very tasty. It lacked salt and they were all stuck together. All the dishes were not flavorful like how I have had it in other restaurants. They seem to not have slat in their kitchen. The dumplings were not impressive either. Also lacked salt and flavour. read more

Haven't tried the fish & chips here but there's nothing special about the Chinese food. The soft opening prices were good but prices are now up $1~$3. There's no longer any value with the price increase because the portions were very small to begin with. Overall nothing memorable about the food and there's so much competition in the area. read more