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    Ten Seconds Rice Noodle

    4.4 (35 reviews)
    Open • 10:30 am - 9:00 pm

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    Dry rice and shrimp. Excellent!
    Jerry P.

    Stopped in today for lunch. I had dry noodle and shrimp. It had nuts and little veggies and it was freaking delicious. Well with that, I had a side cucumber salad, which also was fantastic. A little spicy, but it was a good spicy. I'll definitely have to come back sooner and have some other items off the menu.

    Duy N.

    Second time here and I can't really give a reason why not 5 stars. Nice service. Delicious broth. Bouncy noodles. Great portion size. This time got the golden spicy and sour cross bridge soup. I recommend trying the original first and coming back for this another time. The gizzard appetizer was surprisingly good as well, goes great with a beer.

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    jason c.

    Definitely a nice touch to add next to the new 99 Ranch. The offering was plenty and the menu was easy to navigate for what you get. The noodle bouncy and broth was flavorful.

    R17 Chicken, R18 Beef (across)

    First, ask for Henry! As a first time guest, I had a few questions and they explained everything with patience. Checked on us perfect amount of times, and made sure we were happy and most importantly, full . Clear restaurant and bathrooms, and the food was 10/10!

    What's not pictured are the noodles, broth, and pot that keeps it all warm.
    Andrew A.

    Overall, it's a winner. Their marquee item, Original Crossing Bridge Rice Noodle, was fabulous. Great bargain as the portion is ample. The Dry Noodle with brisket was more like semi-dry. And the brisket had too much fat and tendon. My favorite item was the Chilled Cucumber, and once again, great value. Service was par for the course from a Chinese establishment. However, the second entree came out much later than the first. They're next to 99 Ranch Market so parking will be cumbersome for awhile.

    A2. Original Sliced Beef Rice Noodles
    Tiffany R.

    The place is clean and service is good. Popcorn chicken $9, it's all meat pieces, with kind of a curryish flavor. One of kids liked did the other didn't care for it. Prices I think are very reasonable. $18 a person min I got the A2: in case the kids wanted to try some, unfortunately it was tasteless. You could taste a little flavor but it lacked everything. Comes with tiny little portions of things to put in the soup, including a quail egg, one small shrimp, and other thingys. It was good to try but I wouldn't come back just for this. It was ok-ish.

    Beef brisket in beef bone broth super rich n satisfying!
    Ellen C.

    Absolutely THE best Yun Nan Noodle soup I've ever had!!! Fresh rice-noodlesoup, over incredibly rich bone broth with multiple additions- quail eggs, shrimp, lettuce leaves, corn, pickled mustard greens, and a number of other goodies to adorn the hot cauldron of broth! You drop your meat in, then all the accouterments and last the pearl-white noodles. Service was stellar wait stadf were super friendly and gave me great suggestions! Facilities were clean -including restrooms were spotless! Modern ambiance that's easily missed from the outside. If you wish to try another authentic flavor from China come and experience Yun Nan noodles! Be careful of the Mala spice a one was plenty for me!

    Chicken Rice Noodles
    Kathy M.

    First time coming here for lunch. They were efficient and quick with getting us a table. Taking our orders. We ordered a Chicken rice noodles and Original Sliced Beef rice noodles. The only menu that came without the small sauce dishes and rice noodles are the Chicken Rice Noodles that comes with baby bok choy and a chicken leg and some good sized tofu pieces. The Original Sliced Beef Rice noodles came with bone broth and noodles in a bowl separate and the ingredients on the tray. It was fun to add your ingredients and spices the way you want it.

    Basic crossing bridge broth with beef brisket
    Gene W.

    A new Chinese hot pot concept in a reinvigorated and soon to be bustling strip mall. This branch is spotless and the staff is super friendly. The main draw are the individual hot pots that come in with a choice of 5 stocks. You further choose the primary protein (e.g., beef slices, beef brisket, fish, etc.). As seen in the pix, a tray of about 10 other items (e.g., veggies, shrimp, egg, tofu, miso paste, etc.) are available to add into the boiling broth. Lastly, a bowl of parboiled rice noodles is provided (& added last). The stock comes out boiling hot but there is no warming device so "cooking" should not wait too long. Note that beef slices come only with the basic or beef slices protein option. We also ordered a tasty cold meat appetizer consisting of pickle-marinated gizzards, tripe, brisket slices & pigs ear. To finish the dinner, we had an order of fried milk. Everything was delicious, service was prompt, and while the concept might need some explanation, the staff were more than willing to provide help. Once the 99 Ranch grocery store opens up in mid-August 2025, this restaurant might get busy so try this place before other diners discover it.

    Duc K.

    I ordered the No.2 Tomato Soup. I'm surprised by the wide variety of dishes they brought out to complement the soup. The tomato based balance out the sodium content, the noodle and beef were especially flavorful. I would like to preface that I eat a lot and the portion they gave us was super filling. This place is super unique compared to other hotpots places in which the dishes served are rather unique to this restaurant and not served anywhere else. Staff were friendly and were able to attend to our needs especially in a busy time. I recommend trying this place out!

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    David K.

    Visited the new Ten Second Noodle location. I've enjoyed this restaurant before, but this visit felt a bit off. Food: I ordered the B4 (Tomato Soup). It was warm and comforting, but not as flavorful as I remembered (3/5). The beef brisket was very tough with too much cartilage, which made it hard to enjoy. That said, the topping selection was excellent. I picked everything I could within my dietary restrictions, and it was all fresh and tasted great. Overall, not quite as good as my first time, but still some high points. Service: This part was disappointing. I was in a rush and asked if I could order before the rest of my group arrived, but was told to wait at the table for the server. By the time we were helped, everyone had arrived and we ordered together. Unfortunately, that delay made me late enough that I had to skip an important meeting. Ambiance: The space is clean and modern, with a good layout for both groups and casual dates. I still like this restaurant overall, so I'll chalk this up to a possible off day. Might give it another try, but I'll plan for more time next time.

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    Sean M.

    Not 100% authentic, but probably the closest you'll get without traveling to where crossing bridge noodles originated. They nailed the presentation with all the little plates, but it's still a far cry from the real thing. The taste was just okay and lacked the wow factor, but you're really paying for the experience. Adding all the ingredients into your own broth is part of the fun. Just be careful with the sliced beef as it overcooks quickly and becomes very chewy if left in too long. The golden broth has a bit of heat, but it's not overwhelming. Even those sensitive to spice might be able to handle it. Our golden buns looked quite dark, which made me wonder how often they change their oil. Overall, I think this location is better than the one in Beaverton, even though the food is what you'd expect from a chain. Still, it's great to finally have this chain in Portland.

    A1. Original Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles
    Amanda M.

    I came here one day for a quick lunch after shopping at 99 ranch. It's been a minute since I've had Ten Seconds Rice Noodle, first time in Portland having it. Ten Seconds is a chain, but the food comes out quickly. Lots of variety to add to your hot broth, and the items cook quickly. The portion size is good. I got the Original Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles which came with a variety of different items to add into the hot pork broth. You toss everything in and then it's ready. The staff also can explain to you the process if you haven't had this before. It is a pretty fun experience and great for a cold day.

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    Legit! Outstanding! Truly a great find. Worth the drive, if like me, you don't live near it.

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    Delicious and fast! It was fun building the soup one ingredient at a time (the staff helped guide us). Will come back again!

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    Three service is quick, and the food is delicious. It's like your own personal Chinese hot pot.

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