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Tian Tian Noodles

4.2 (212 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Chinese
Updated over 3 months ago

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6. Dan Dan Noodles
Jinny C.

Super tasty but unassuming restaurant! I got the dan dan noodles which had a great balance of spicy and tangy flavors, and the portion size was good too. We also ordered the housemade dumplings which were tasty. Definitely planning on coming back for more!

24. Moo Shu Pork Over Rice 6. Dan Dan Noodles
Serena H.

The food here is so well seasoned and flavorful! I can't get enough of the moo shu pork, and the dan dan noodles sauce is addictingg. It's never too packed in the restaurant and the waitress is friendly!

15. Sichuan Style Dry-Fried Chicken with Hot Chilies
Rebecca C.

TianTian Noodles in Redmond is a must visit for Chinese comfort food lovers! Every dish we tried was packed with authentic flavor of fresh ingredients and perfect execution, a truly unforgettable meal. The food was absolutely delicious from the first bite. We knew we were in for something special. Here's what made our meal stand out. The cucumber salad. So simple it's so addictively good. The balance of vinegar and sesame oil was spot on creating a light refreshing dish that perfectly complimented the bold flavors to come. The beef noodle soup was rich, savory and deeply satisfying. The broth was perfectly seasoned. The beef was melt in your mouth tender, and it was topped off with a whole soy sauce, egg that soaked up all the umami goodness The traditional Chinese donuts were crispy, golden dreams, covered with sugar. They were the perfect mix of crunchy and airy, making for an ideal sweet treat to balance out the meal. The Mapo tofu was fiery, bold and packed with flavor the soft tofu soaked up the spicy umami packed sauce, creating a dish that's both comforting and exciting. The Szechuan fried chicken was crispy spicy with crushed up pieces of Szechuan peppercorn. Everybody had the perfect crunch followed by that signature is Szechuan pepper tingle that keeps you coming back for more. The dumplings were perfectly crafted pockets of deliciousness! The filling was juicy and well seasoned while the dumplings rappers had just the right amount of chew. I must say that the Mongolian beef was the star of the meal hands down the best I've ever had! The beef was incredibly tender. The sauce was rich and flavorful, and the balance of Sweet n Savory was absolutely perfect. I would come back just for this dish alone! The service was top-notch. My hot tea was always topped off without having to ask, and the server was attentive, knowledgeable, and eager to help with recommendations. The food arrive quickly and steaming hot just the way it should be. I highly recommend if you're anywhere near Redmond make sure this place is on your list. You won't forget it.

32. Variety of Egg Fried Rice with Chicken
Abhinav S.

Got the chicken fried rice, 5 stars spicy. Was ready pretty fast, good portions, good taste. Quick and easy place to get Chinese takeout food when you don't feel like cooking!

3. Sliced Pig Ears in Sesame Oil.. ask for spicy
Lindsay Z.

One of my favorite places to eat. I am lucky they are so far away and I only get to go when in the area. Or, maybe not so lucky now that I think about it! Everything is always perfect. Service is great and food comes out fresh and fast. Prices are good too, especially for what you are getting.

Hot & Sour Soup
Sue M.

Food was great! I ordered a cup of hot and sour soup and it was piping hot. The Singapore noodles were delicious and the green beans were tasty. I also ordered a beef chow fun to go. There wasn't a lot of beef in there but it looked good.

Mapo Tofu (to go)
Ayako S.

One of the best Sichuanese around... We keep coming back to this place when craving for the tingly sichuan peppercorn sensation. We usually order Boiled Fish in Spicy Broth with Soft Tofu (水煮魚) and Dan Dan Noodles (坦々麺), along with Spicy Wontons, but felt bit adventurous this time to try some new dishes. So... We ordered Mapo Tofu, Sichuan Style Spicy & Crisp Squid, and Dry Fried Cabbage w/ Hot Chillies. They were amazing. We especially enjoyed squid - tender, thick, and well cooked crispy squid pieces with good amount of spice and string beans, and it may be one of our new fav's. My son (who is a spice geek) says they can turn up the heat a notch, but good enough to leave us a slight peppercorn tings on our lips. Mapo was good too, but cabbage was above and beyond our expectations. Large portions of savory stir fried cabbage (looked like they almost use a full head, lol)... mmm!

Sichuan Style Spicy & Crispy Squid
Smaly K.

I've ordered delivery from here, and I think the food is alright; so far, nothing that I really loved and felt like I had to have again. The items I may have liked most that I tried from here are the Dry Fried Pork Intestines with Hot Chilies and Sichuan Style Spicy & Crispy Squid. I will probably give the place another try.

Opening hours (Dec 2024)
Hans T.

I go there for the "Super Value Lunch Box" which is rice with 3 dishes of your choice for $13.99. You order like panda express but of course these are 100% authentic!

Szechuan Spicy Wonton ( 8 pcs )
Reeya C.

I walked in on a Sunday evening and was able to get a table easily. Someone had recommended this place because of their spicy wontons, so I was incredibly eager to check it out. My waitress was very kind and attentive. I ordered the Szechuan Spicy Wonton and Dan Dan Noodles. The wontons were really good. It's not very spicy, but it is very meaty and flavorful. The dish comes with 8 pieces, so it's a perfect option to share with someone else. The Dan Dan Noodles were a classic chili oil noodle. I found that this was overwhelmingly oily, but it was seasoned amazingly (remember to mix the noodles, meat and sauce up when you get the dish!)

Mapo Tofu
Brian P.

Ordered several dishes, enjoyed most of them. Broccoli Beef was good. Sweet and sour soup was a pleasant surprise as it doesn't taste like a lot of others which is a good thing.

Dan Dan Noodles ($11.95 + $1.50 for hand-shaven noodles)
Courtney L.

On a chilly day, few things sound more comforting than a steaming bowl of noodles. This small restaurant may specialize in their handmade noodle dishes, but they also offer wontons, dumplings and a variety of traditional Chinese and Sichuan plates. At about 1:00PM, only a few tables were full, but this place was pretty busy with takeout orders. The employee at the counter handled everything but the cooking. She managed ordering, sorted & packed bags to go, bussed tables, answered phone calls and processed payments. Through all this, she was still so sweet and kindly answered a couple questions we had about the menu. We learned that the noodle dishes come with hand-pulled noodles, but you can opt for hand-shaven noodles for an extra $1.50. + Shredded Pork w/ Garlic Sauce Noodles ($11.95): The hand-pulled noodles are addictive and have a nice bouncy texture to them. The dish's name didn't live up to the flavor though... I barely noticed any garlic. I'd call it more of a sweet and sour sauce with mild spice and pieces of pork and veggies. I enjoyed these noodles, but as someone who loves garlic, I was bummed. + Dan Dan Noodles ($11.95 + $1.50): We selected this with the hand-shaven noodles at extra cost which were worth the try. They included a whole container of their chili oil sauce for us to mix with the noodles ourselves, but we probably only used a third of it. If we used the whole thing, our noodles would be swimming in pure oil, like soup. I just wish it came with more minced pork. The pieces were miniscule and not plentiful at all. This had a pretty good heat, strong chili flavor and the thick chewy noodles provided more surface area for the sauce to cover. + Combination Chow Mein ($12.95): A good basic chow mein with chicken, shrimp and vegetables. The sauce had the right amount of saltiness, and the veggies (cabbage, carrot) were still a little crisp. + Pork and Scallion Dumplings ($10.95 for 12 pieces): These dumplings appeared to be genuinely homemade. The wrapper was on the thicker side and they had more ginger than I would have liked, but the meatball inside was moist, light and juicy. Overall, these were tasty and plump dumplings. + Szechuan Spicy Wontons ($9.95 for 8 pieces): This is going to sound strange, but we couldn't tell what type of meat these contained and it wasn't stated on the menu either. Maybe beef or pork, or a mix of both? The wonton wrapper was super thin and they were tossed in a chili oil with mild spice. Pricing is average for the serving sizes. Although we were impressed by the service, we found the food to be just alright. 3.25 stars.

1. Lanzhou Beef Lamian
Myrnie T.

We ordered two types of noodle soup, braised beef and Lanzhou, both with hand shaved noodles and an egg. If I wanted a massive bowl of noodles and meat in broth, this was the place to go. I wish there was more to the bowls though, rather than seemingly bottomless noodles. Some vegetables, more toppings, maybe less cilantro? Maybe I should have used the sauces on the table? I'll hit up Tian Tian next time I just need to slurp noodles to feel better though.

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