This place was phenomenal. The food was amazing. The service was amazing. I highly recommend it. read more

We went there for a nice Mother's Day celebration. Got there a little early to beat any crowd and that worked nicely. The 4 plates (2 pho, 2 grilled rice plates) took a little bit of time to come out, but nothing terrible. Service was good, I would expect that since we were the only ones there. The pho was OK, nothing really special. The proteins though in the pho was either minimal or just processed meat. Not real exciting. On the other hand, the grilled rice plates were very good and filling. The location itself if kind of sterile and cold, not that this is a bad thing. Just the way it is. read more

Was excited to see some Cambodian food options in the area and this seemed to be one of the more classic locations. We came for a late lunch on Monday. We didn't have to wait for a table but it was still a bit busier than I was expecting! We started with hay cung, a crispy shrimp/ground pork roll wrapped in fried bean curd. I wish there was a little more shrimp. The dipping sauce was almost like a combination of fish sauce and BBQ sauce. Overall, dish was okay, nothing remarkable. I ordered the Phnom Penh special noodle dry, which came with a small soup on the side. This had more of a Chinese noodle flavor to it. While it was tasty, the amount of protein was definitely lacking. My friend ordered the Samlaw Machou, which tasted almost identical to one of her favorite Vietnamese soups with a reasonable amount of veggies and protein and generous portion. I also got a hot Cambodian coffee, which tasted similar to Vietnamese coffee but slightly less rich. It was also on the sweeter side, so maybe it tastes better iced for the ice to dilute it a bit. The service was really great. There was only one person taking orders, waiting tables, and handling the bill and she was super sweet! The food also came out crazy fast. Not located in the best area of town, but the inside of the restaurant is quite nice! read more

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Fire clean broth and fire food - so much protein! And I added the bok choy on top which added good crunchiness. It's super hearty and warms the whole body. Made me feel so energized after and not in a food coma even tho I ate so much. It was pretty empty when I came in and had plenty of seating. The servers are friendly and they come help out when needed! read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - 8. Tender Duck Noodle - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I had their Phnom Penh Noodle dish again and it continues to be great! The noodles are delicious with the sauce and the seafood and meat with the dish is great. It was definitely fulfilled by the end of the meal. The service is great! The owner is nice, helpful, and funny. The food doesn't take long to make as well. The food is fairly priced I'd say. The ambiance is good! The place is nicely organized and clean and there's a decent amount of seating! read more

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Really enjoyed our meal at Phnom Penh Noodle House! We ordered the Phnom Penh Chicken (SO good!!), Goo Nam Noodle, and the Phnom Penh Wonton Noodle, everything was flavorful, authentic, and super hearty. The chicken wings were definitely the highlight for us. Service was thoughtful and friendly, and the food came out quickly, which we appreciated. Overall a great spot & we would recommend and definitely come back again! read more

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I wanted to support this restaurant because I imagine it has suffered with unhoused people sleeping at their front door and others on the block. We ordered veggie noddle soup and a red curry dish. Both were so so. Soup - not very flavorful. Curry - too sweet and served lukewarm. I would like to give them 3 for food and 4 for service. Location is a challenge. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - 28. Red Curry - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Arrived here on a rainy day and it wasn't too busy. It's totally family run as there seems to be a teen working and then there was a young child playing. I love when a family restaurant comes together. The restaurant is very clean. Staff is super kind. We ordered #11. Goo Nam Noodle and #9. Foursome Beef Noodle. I really wanted to try #17. Sa-gnao Jrouk Ktiss, but i definitely different have enough stomach room. I love that they use wide rice noodles. It's probably my favorite noodle. Both broths were delicious. I personally had the #11 and there was so much protein in it. It's very filling and the soup is rich. I couldn't eat it in one sitting. My only wish was that the noodle soup bowl was served hotter. It was at an acceptable temperature, but I do really enjoy my food extra warm, especially on a rainy day. I tasted #9 and wow the broth was declious. It was a little sour, but I really enjoyed that. I'd totally come back and try #17. It's on my list. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - #11 is the farther bowl. #8 is the closer bowl. - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Dinner is always exceptional when we dine here. We try to come back whenever we are in town. Tonight I had my usual #12, dry noodles. It is my absolute favorite! A must try. Service is always great especially when Dawn is working. She's the nicest! I miss the old restaurant when it was on King St. This place is smaller and more modern, but the food is just a good as it was before! We always come back. read more

I have been coming to Phnom Penh for a long time, though not as regularly as I have been this year. It is GOOD, my favorites include their shortrib and their foursome beef soup. Incredibly comforting and fast to come out. Their broth is truly gold. Their new location SEEMS tricky to access regarding parking, but if you're okay walking 5 or so minutes, there's actually quite a bit of free parking - think under the bridge or near the Chinese temple back a bit more. If you haven't traveled in this area much, I do recommend being aware of your surroundings. This place for so long, was the most visited and most known Khmer restaurant. They're a Seattle-staple for a reason, go and check them out. The owners and folks who work there are helpful and kind. It's also very clean inside! read more

We arrived at Phnom Penh Noodle House a bit before 1 PM on Sunday to have some noodle soup for a brisk day. There was about a ten minute wait at that time. After being seated, we noticed that the restaurant has QR codes at each table to order, but the waitresses are happy to take orders in person as well. Since they don't supply wifi, that's my preference at any rate. Phnom Penh Special Rice Noodle ($16.95) - I believe this is Phnom Penh's version of kuyteav. Starting with the broth, it's very garlicky and herbal, followed by a somewhat strong fishiness and a milder porkiness. There's plenty of umami and it's also quite sweet with sugar. It's a transparent dark brownish yellow in color with plenty of oily bubbles floating on the surface. The broth is filled with plenty of thin rice noodles, cooked rather firm, but soften quickly in the heat of the broth. Lots of meat is included. There's a piece of squid that's soft and chewy, but not to the point of being overcooked and rubbery. There's ground pork, very flavorful, two fish balls, nice and bouncy, one whole shrimp, two slices of fish cake that are studded with flecks of black pepper, and finally two thin slices of pork. It's a lot of protein for the more voracious appetites. (4/5) Cambodian Sate Beef Noodle ($17.95) - This one's quite interesting. I believe they use the same broth base as above, but then add in a very generous scoop of their chili satay on top. The satay is actually cold when added, but it warms up when mixed into the broth. This adds an extra dimension of shrimpy and peanut umami, full of aromatics simmering in a chili oil base. When added to the broth, it's not too spicy at all. They offer a jar of satay near the other condiments to add to taste. When eaten by itself, the peanut flavors really come out and the heat level is quite a bit more. I'd say the taste profile is very similar to a Chinese shacha sauce mixed with chili crisp. For the noodles, instead of thin noodles, they use a much wider rice noodle. For some reason, the noodles come folded up and bunched together into thicker books. They are definitely on the more cooked side, so are quite tender and soft, although not mushy by any means. They then top the noodles with probably 8 or 9 pieces of thinly sliced beef, added in rare and cooked in the broth. Quite beefy and tasty. (4/5) For both dishes, they offer bean sprouts and lime wedges to add into the broth. The soup isn't hot enough to really cook the bean sprouts, so they remain raw and crunchy. Overall, Phnom Penh Noodle House offers some good noodle soups, excellent for the cold and rainy Seattle fall and winter. Bathrooms - Two unisex rooms read more

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The restaurant is super clean and the staff are great. They have great menu options with appetizers, noodle soup (dry option available) and many more to choose from. For the noodle soup you can choose from egg or rice noodles, both come in thin or wide noodles. We ordered #1 Phnom Penh noodle #9 Foursome beef #18 Mee Katang crispy noodles and couldn't leave without dessert! Mango sticky rice read more

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Had the duck noodle soup and it was flavorful. Place was nice and clean and service was good

Absolutely phenomenal meal at Phnom Penh Noodle House. I ordered the Phnom Penh noodles and Mee Katung, and wow--everything was so juicy, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. You can really taste the care in every bite; nothing was dry, everything was rich and comforting without being heavy. The Cambodian coffee was the perfect finish--strong but subtly sweet, bold without overpowering. It felt intentional and beautifully crafted, not just an afterthought. Every dish hit, the flavors were vibrant, and the overall experience was incredibly satisfying. This place fully lives up to the hype and then some. Can't wait to come back!!!!! read more

Must have Cambodian beef noodle soup. Rich flavors. Been in the ID since 80's? Pres Slick Clinton dined here during a "East Asian" economic conference. Colorful interior. read more

I've been craving katiew Phnom Penh and I finally got my fix. I'm very happy that this restaurant is still around. Very nostalgic because back in my undergrad years at UW, my friends and I would go to the original location every Wednesday for lunch. I always got the Loc Lac, Mee Katang or Phnom Penh Special Noodles. I also love the Samlaw Machou when sharing. I have to say the menu hasn't changed much and I hope they never do. This place has a very special place in my heart and the community. Please support them. They've gone through a journey and getting to re-open really help add diversity of cultures in the CID and the greater Seattle community. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Take-out Sralaw Machu soup and Foursome Beef Noodles. - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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Food comes out very quickly. Got the Cambodian Satay noodle soup. Soooo good. Not spicy. Just very tasty. Might satisfy someone looking for phở. Lots of street parking. Also a bike rack right outside. Anyone who grew up in an Asian environment will feel right at home with the uncle's walking about. Seating areas are very clean and tidy. No loud music. Just the sound of people enjoying their food and conversations. Dawn was amazing. Made it feel extra homey. So friendly and helpful. Thank you!! Now it hurts to walk. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Cambodian satay noodle soup 10. Cambodian Saté Beef Noodle - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

We got delivery so I can't speak to the ambiance. The service as far as I can note was good because everything was labeled and carefully packaged so it didn't spill or leak, even when the delivery driver tipped over the wings in the bag. The food was all delicious and they have lots of vegetarian (and vegan for some) options on the menu, which was why I chose them. Super tasty and would definitely go in person next time too! read more

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I absolutely love this place. It's a small family restaurant that's been around for approximately 30 years. It shows in the attention to detail and the friendliness of the staff. I've gotten their noodle soups and other noodle dishes, however my favorite remains to be the Chicken Wings. They're super crispy, and the crispy crunchy ends remind me of chicharrón. The sauce is spicy yet sweet. I love my food scorching hot and the plate is always just that. The consistency remains the same every time. I go every Monday and the owners remember me and my order. Definitely one of my favorite restaurants. You will not go wrong read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - A1. Phnom Penh Chicken Wings - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I tried the wings here as part of the CID food walk - they were some of the tastiest wings I've had! While I would say the quality of the wing itself wasn't the best (they were kind of small and dry), the sauce made up for it entirely. It was the perfect sweet-savory glaze with plenty of green onions to enjoy with the chicken. We got to see a bunch of people dining and ordering all the noodle dishes as well which looked really appetizing - I will have to be back to try those! read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Wings - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Located on the edge of Chinatown with plenty of street parking as well as a paid lot. This spot is a hidden gem and I've honestly passed it so many times without realizing it was there. There's seating that can accommodate different party sizes but do expect it to get packed as the food is delicious and the seating is limited. The staff were very friendly and always checked in to make sure we were okay and enjoying the food. We ordered family style and honestly had no disappointments at all. All the dishes were flavorful and rich with umami and all that came out of it was unfortunately just one photo because that's just how good the food was. The Bone Soup was delicious and I found myself asking for more. The Cambodian Sate Beef Soup but dry style was also tasty! The Mee Katang See had the most perfect wok flavor on the noodles as well. The chicken wings were very reminiscent to a Mongolian beef and were cooked to perfection with the right amount of saucy, crunchy, yet still juicy. read more

So good! Came here for a super late lunch but they were really great and diligent even at the weird mid afternoon hour. I figured the cambodian tea would bsically be a thai tea but it's definitely different and distinct in a bery yummy way. The wings were also fantastic - sauced but still crispy in a flavorful, texturally fantastic way. And the foursome beef noodle was rich, warming, and so soothing. Great noodles, meat, and broth. read more

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This spot had been on my list for a while so I'm glad I finally got to try it. Its unique that we have good cambodian spots around and I'm glad for all the diverse restaurants in the area (of International District). Got two noodle dishes to go and both were great. Felt a little light on protein and noodles, as we were both hungry still after, but they were still something I'd order again. The girl at the front was nice, and it seemed busy even for the end of the night. Interior of the place seemed quite cute, which was a surprise since most spots in the area are more mom and pop hole in the wall spots, but I guess the prices reflected that a bit as well. Would return to dine in in the future. read more

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This place is a nice place for a quick meal. Fast service, you can order via QR code or someone can come by to help you and the food comes out super quickly. Plenty of seating. I've tried their wings and noodles now. Wings are crispy and have good flavor. Duck soup was flavorful and just the right amount of food. Duck was tasty, could be a little less dry. Soup was garlicky and just bursting with flavor. Would definitely come back for more dishes read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - 8. Tender Duck Noodle - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

Staff was extremely accommodating and mostly attentive. Cutely designed interior and quick service. Food quality was decent, glad I tried it but probably wouldn't stop in again (nothing really stood out as outstanding) read more

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What didn't go well nothing the restaurant is amazing. Enjoy the best Cambodian pho and drinks from this local Cambodian restaurant in Chinatown. The pho broth was tasty, complex and overall delicious. Nothing can keep it phorale in Phnom Pehn than their Pho and it's healing properties. read more

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Pleasant surprise when walking in. Cute location, very clean. You view the menu from the QR code, (note, they charge you a service fee to use your credit card). My first time eating Cambodian food. I got the Goo Nam noodles and it was very good. The broth was very flavorful and the beef was so tender. They give you a large portion so there's plenty noodles and beef in the meal. Service was good. I would recommend eating here and will definitely come back as I'm a soup/noodle fanatic and this satisfied my craving and taste buds. read more

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After a few days of traveling around Seattle and eating nothing but heavy and greasy foods, we were craving something comforting and more palatable. This noodle house hit the spot SO hard my eyes practically rolled in the back of my head when I took my first sip of soup. I've been checking out more Cambodian restaurants recently and I must say, it's quickly shot up as one of my favorite cuisines. They have a good-sized menu from appetizers, soupy or dry noodles, entrees and grilled dishes. Between the 5 of us, we got to try a few things: * Hay Cung - 4/5 - Mix of ground shrimp and pork all wrapped up in a thin bean curd wrap, lightly fried. It also comes with a dipping sweet/savory dipping sauce. Texture was good, light crunch with the ground meat center. * Chicken Wings - 5/5 - Absolute favorite! The sweet black pepper garlic sauce they covered the wings with was incredibly umami and delectable. * Bone Soup - 5/5 - Available in full or half portion. The broth was rich and flavorful, like a warm hug in a bowl. It comes with a large pork bone with plenty of meat to pick off from it. We added on a side order of mixed egg and rice noodles with wonton and fish cake, which came with a sweet soy sauce that tied everything together nicely. * Special Rice Noodle - 4/5 - Noodles in a broth with fish balls, fish cake, and ground pork. You can pick what type of noodles so we went for the wide noodles which were chewy and satisfying. This broth was different than the bone broth. It was decent but would've much preferred it with the bone broth. read more

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Delicious, delightful, and one of the fun Cambodian food in town (Seattle)! My family and I had amazing dishes and definitely enjoyed when shared. Dishes came in steady succession. Hearty, clean, fresh and spicy. Some of the names of the delicious dishes we had such as: Prahut Jien, Goo Nam Noodle, Mee Katang Phnom Penh, SachKo Ji Kra Hom. The Fried Tofu as an appetizer shouldn't be missed! Service was excellent. Warm and attentive. Highly recommended for good and shareable Cambodian food in a family style restaurant. read more

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I came here with friends admittedly skeptical of what to expect (I had never had Cambodian food before). Boy was I wrong for that! They have so many options and they all looked so good! There was only one person serving tables but she was great! She did such a great job and touching up on everyone's table. Super helpful with all questions and giving opinions on food without coming across judgmental in any way. Even the restaurant itself looked nice! Just a very pleasant experience all around! read more

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Visited a few weekends ago with friends during Wing Luke Museum Lunar New Year kick off. We spent some time at the museum and then walked over to Phnom Penh for lunch I had a gift certificate I had won from a giveaway. One of my friends had been to the restaurant the other hadn't. We knew we wanted to get the Phnom Penh Chicken Wings one of my friends can't have really spicy food dir to medical reasons they offered the option of leaving the Jalapeños out of the dish so she could enjoy them as well. In ordered the Sa-gnao Jruok Ktiss prawns and my friends both had I believe the Phnom Penh Special Rice Noodle one had broth on the side to dip. Wings are always a winner! My dish was a sour soup flavored with coconut and lemongrass you can add noodles if you want but I selected not to. The broth was delicious great depth of flavor. if you are not a mushroom person this dish isn't for you as it has lots of button mushrooms. Luckily I like mushrooms. My friends both tried my broth and enjoyed it. They both loved their dish as well. Service is always great here friendly and helpful no matter how busy they are. They check in with you when you walk and keep you informed when a table will be opening up soon we didn't have to wait too long for a table at 12:30 on a Saturday glad we got in when we did though cause the line got longer after we were seating. Well lit space, light wood. There is a bar towards the front with a few stools the rest of the space there are tables and both the length of the restaurant. Nice open space. If you're interested in trying Cambodian cuisine this is one of the places to try in Seattle three siblings own it after taking over for their parents been in business for about 30 years. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Phnom Penh Chicken Wings without jalapeños - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

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I came on a Monday evening and we had the whole restaurant to ourselves. There are so many menu items that sound so good which made it hard to choose. Thankfully, Phnom Penh has a house special to make decisions like this a little bit easier. I ordered the Phnom Penh Special Rice Noodle which is a delicious soup filled with gulf prawn, calamari, fish cake, fish ball, sliced and ground pork served with thin rice noodles and finished with green onion, cilantro, and roasted garlic. It was soooo good! I was a little worried that the broth would taste too seafoody, but they must use a pork or beef broth or something because it was totally balanced despite all the seafood. We also shared the Prahut Jien appetizer, which are Cambodian fish cakes. These were sooo delicious and had a strong lemongrass flavor which I loved. I would highly recommend both of these dishes and this restaurant. read more

We stopped by Phnom Penh Noodle House for lunch during while visiting Seattle. Cold weather is time for noodle soups. The dishes here hit the mark, with the warming comfort of hot broth and Southeast Asian spices. Had the Cambodian Sate Beef and Goo Nam Noodle Soup, and would highly recommend either one of those. read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Cambodian Sate Beef Noodle Soup and Goo Nam Noodle Soup. - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I have visited this restaurant twice and enjoyed all the dishes I've tried. During my visits, I ordered Phnom Penh Chicken Wings, Goo Nam Noodle, and Foursome Beef Noodle. The chicken wings were coated with a sweet black pepper garlic sauce which was delicious. The noodle dishes were flavorful. I would return to this restaurant for comfort food, particularly on rainy days. I would come back to try other dishes. read more

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The best Lok Luk steak cubes in the city. I've been eating at this restaurant for over 30 years and the food just gets better. The wok tossed steak and alcohol has a nice caramelization that hits your taste buds. The savory notes from the marinate balance well with the egg, vegetables and acidic lemon vinaigrette. I wouldn't change this recipe as it's one of a kind. Service is always outstanding and the ambiance is modern in this newer location. The dish pairs really well with the black tea or bubble tea up the block. read more

My family and I had a phenomenal meal here! I've been to Cambodia a half dozen times and it's been a challenge to get great Cambodian food in the US. This restaurant will now be my "go to" for stellar Cambodian cuisine. We started with two appetizers: fried tofu and Hay Cung, crispy shrimp rolls. Both were amazing. The fried tofu had the right amount of crispiness with a great dipping sauce. The Hay Cung crispy shrimp rolls were a great combination of shrimp and pork wrapped into a beancurd skin with another tasty dipping sauce. Our mains were equally delicious: Goo Nam Noodle (spiced beef stew); Sachko Ji Kra Kom (spicy wok fried beef with basil); Battambang's Favorite Noodle (served dry with ground shrimp, roasted ground peanuts with thin rice noodles); Cambodian Sate Beef Noodle; and mine, Mee Katang Phnom Penh, a spectacular looking as well as tasting dish with sauteed rice noodles, prawns, calamari, scallops, fishcakes, chicken, pork, Chinese broccoli, shiitake mushrooms, and carrots. The presentation of a rectangular nest made of noodles holding such fresh, great ingredients made for a meal that was so filling I couldn't finish it, despite coming into the restaurant with a big appetite. One of the owners took our orders and served the dishes. She was very friendly and welcoming. The restaurant has a pleasant, warm decor and a friendly ambiance with diners focused on their food. The restaurant wasn't particularly stylish looking but didn't need to be since the food is the real star here. read more

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After moving to Seattle from LA, one of the things I missed most were the noodle soup options. Phnom Penh Noodle House helped curb the noodle soup cravings. If you're in Seattle and want a hearty bowl of noodle soup (or noodles with soup on the side) and some yummy fried fish cake - I'd highly recommend Phnom Penh! read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House!! I really like coming here for some Khmer food! It's out of the way for us, but I would definitely come back and I hope that you all would come try their food. The place it self is very nice, roomy, and clean. Everyone who works there is so nice and their menu makes it easier for the customers to make a choice. We orders the Phnom Penh chicken wings, pra-hot ktiss, and Mee katang with beef. These three items were very good with lots of flavor! You will not regret trying this. Yummm read more

Phnom Penh Noodle House - Interior of restaurant - Noodles Near Me - Seattle, Washington

I feel like you need to be in the know of what to order because my second time around just blew my mind with how delicious everything was! So here is my suggestions for a homey and tasty family style meal (recs from my Cambodian friend): - Samlaw with fish (5/5): a Cambodian sour soup with tomatoes, pineapple and other unique veggies. We loved it. - Battambang's favorite noodle (4/5): great portion of noodles with ground shrimp, bean sprouts, cucumbers, egg and a unique sauce. Great for sharing. I would definitely order it again. - Pra-Hok ktiss (5/5): I was worried it might be too fermented for me but it was so savory and not too fermented. I absolutely loved it. - Lok lac (4/5): I've had the Vietnamese version before but never at a Cambodian restaurant. It was really yummy and flavorful. I could taste the "wok hei" too. I will definitely be returning and encourage all to try out these dishes and continue supporting our small businesses! read more

More like 4.5. Everything was cooked well but dishes lacked flavor and was pretty sweet. Amok needed prahok or fish sauce or just flavor in general. Noodle soup tasted like it was only flavored with dried shrimp and sugar. Pretty disappointed in the lack of flavor BUT food was cooked well and service was great. Hoping it was just a one off day. read more