Was in the Ackroyd Plaza last night looking for a place to eat. Yunshang Rice Noodle House was not…read moreour first choice but we stopped by and look at the menu posted in their front door. Wasn't too sure but a customer walking out said it was delicious so my friend and I gave it a try. OMG this place is so delicious and glad we took a chance. As this was new dining experience to my friend and I, we appreciated the time our server took in explaining. We asked a lot of questions and she answered all with a beautiful smile. We started with two appetizers, the fried mushrooms. and cold glass noodles. Both were ok but my friend loved the cold glass noodles. Their noodles and rice dishes were so good and reasonable priced. "Crossing-the-Bridge" Rice Noodles is a famous Chinese dish from Yunnan province and is a noodle soup served with a large bowl of boiling hot broth. The bone broth soup takes 12 hours to make and the rice noodles and other ingredients are then added to the boiling stone pot to cook together. Very fun to experience. The soup was delicious and full of flavour. The rice noodles were cooked al dente and no MSG which I appreciated. Loved the Crossing Noodle pot dish and can't wait to come back for more. Also has the braised beef brisket with rice. It was good and the rice was cooked to perfection to grab onto the beef sauce. Best rice I have eaten in a long time at a restaurant. Dinner for 2 was $55 before tips and we had to take some food home. I will be back with easy parking in the plaza, fantastic food and great customer service. They also offer a VIP membership at $20 and you can earn points, free noodles on your birthday and a free dish by earning over 350 points. Ask the server for more information.

Was in the area and trying out rice noodles…read more Ordered the original crossing-the-bridge noodle soup and the curry coconut crossing-the-bridge noodle soup. The ingredients for both are the same except the soup. The broth of the original noodle soup was good but the curry coconut was a bit oily. The amount of ingredients were alright I found the noodles were a bit overcooked and too soft and mushy to my preference. the positive note was both soup came very hot and decent temperature Overall, it was decent. ok for a quick lunch

Stopped by for lunch. Still a good deal huh…read more Lamb and thin noodles. Always good anytime of the day. I can always hear myself in this shop, even when it's busy.

This hidden gem has a charming old-school interior, and the highlight is definitely the fresh,…read morehouse-made noodles. The service is friendly, and the portions are generous for the price, making it great value overall. I tried the duck cumin noodles and would definitely recommend them--flavorful, satisfying, and well worth a visit.

There is something deeply comforting about these handmade shrimp, chive, pork dumplings, where a…read morechewy dough is stuffed to the brim with a generous amount of juicy shrimp and fresh chives. While they are delicious pan-fried, the boiled version is truly special. Its unique texture is so remarkable that it stands out as the must-try choice. ​The experience continues with the Xi'an cold noodle, which arrive with the warm, irresistible aroma of sesame oil. Every strand of the handmade noodle is coated in a sauce that balances nutty, sweet, and sour notes perfectly, creating a playful harmony of flavours. Stop by at Lao Cai Chinese Cuisine to try authentic Xi'an foods.

Tldr- food is really not that great, save your time, money, and energy. Sophia provided the…read moreabsolute worst service from beginning to end. Just don't eat here. We visited on July 1 2026 and put our name down around 7:30. There were lots of people outside and almost everyone in the restaurant was speaking Chinese so we figured that's a great sign. We politely asked if they knew approximately how long it will take and Sophia responded "don't know" and walked away. We waited outside for an hour and we were confused why other people who got there after us were being called before us. I went inside to check the clipboard with the waitlist and there are tablets on the board covering the names. Sophia is standing there and looks at the covered board and at me but doesn't say anything so I walk back outside to wait. A while later I decide to go in and ask her and she said that she called me. I said I didn't get a call. She says you have a US number the call didn't go through. Okay so why didn't you pop your head outside and call out my name? She says no worries we will get you seated. Then they continued to seat everyone but us. And then she asked would you like to sit outside or inside? Doesn't matter, we want to sit wherever it's ready first. But I look outside and every table is taken and no one is even close to being done eating. We finally got sat and we immediately order 3 items before she walks away. Another table who comes in after we got sat, is seated nearby us. We have already ordered, they just sat down. A while later, they get all their food. We were wondering if we were being treated like this on purpose. I ask a different server how long it'll be until we get our food and Sophia comes and says she *forgot our order* Excuse me how does that happen??? She apologizes and said we will get a discount and something will be free. After another long wait we get our food slowly as it comes out- a lamb noodle soup with chopped up noodles (my husband ordered that thinking it would be the lamb bao so that was not on the restaurant), lamb cumin noodles, and 2 cucumber dishes. We tried our best but only ate about half the food- it was not good. For some background my husband and I are both Chinese and we love eating food from different regions of China and have a pretty good idea of what is good and not good. The lamb cumin noodles tasted like they were watered down? Texture was ok, very thin and didn't have a good chew or bite to it and flavor was off. We've had a good amount of lamb cumin noodles and this was probably the worst. The lamb soup noodles were not that great either.. I only had a bite. Cucumber was fine- the chopped cucumber was in awkward shapes to be picked up with chopsticks, and the spiral cucumber was very boring tasting, both just had vinegar in them. We've easily made better at home in just a few minutes. We were hoping that after all the poor service at least the food would be great. Unfortunately the food was very one dimensional tasting and very disappointing. Funnily enough music stops playing as soon as we get our food. I'm sure it's to rush the customers out of the restaurant. We left a lot of uneaten food at the table (very rare for us) and we go to pay. At this point we've been there for over two hours and over 1.5 hours was just waiting for our food. Sophia rings us up and I ask about the discount/free item that she mentioned. There was a measly $4 discount (haha is this a joke) and one of the cucumber dishes was free. We did not ask for it. She did not take anything off our tab. I decide to give her some honest feedback- that she was rude and dismissive to us from the beginning, and that if no one picked up the call maybe she should check outside (her excuse is that sometimes people aren't waiting outside so she doesn't go outside to call names). Keep in mind I have never in my life given such harsh criticism to anyone in the service industry and I have never even gotten close to even thinking about scolding someone. She says well the phone call didn't work let me show you and at this point I say we've been here for so long we just want to go home so I told her to please be better and we walked out, excited to finally be freed of this place and hoping to never come back. She then chases after us and tells us that the payment didn't go through. We go back inside and she wants us to pay again but I tell my husband to check his bank account first. At that point, she confirmed that it had in fact gone through already. Like this whole situation has to be some hilariously sick joke how it somehow got worse and worse and even worse. I do not feel good about scolding someone (why do I have to tell a grown person to be better?) but I do think that she needed to hear an honest critique of her service so she can improve and I really hope she takes it to heart. Management- please review this and please make sure none of your future customers ever have an experience like this.

Definitely need to order the rice noodle with beef bones, it's like a small hotpot with meat and…read morevegetables inside, I love it

3.5 This was a solid meal. I ordered the Beef Brisket Pot…read moreRice Noodles and my friend ordered Rice Noodle Soup with Braised Bone-In Beef. Satisfyingly, both orders arrived piping hot and stayed sufficiently so throughout the meal due to the pots they were served in. The beef brisket was tender and had a good balance of fat to meat ratio. The bone-in beef added extra flavour to the broth. There was just the right amount of noodles in the single pots. The restaurant also offers share-size pots of noodles that I may want to try next time. The meal hit the soup noodle spot for me. Food temperature makes a bit difference in dining experience, so this was a seemingly trivial highlight.

Went back for lunch and it was so good! Service was a little slow but we just ordered via QR code…read moreand waved down service for more water. The noodles remain absolutely delicious. Love the unlimited noodles. Pot was also piping hot filled with ingredients. Had to take it to go and got a second meal!

Service was on the slow side today even though they were staffed. We had trouble getting attention…read moreof our server to put our order down and it also took a while to get our food. Portion size was good and the soup had the perfect hot/sour taste! Recommend ordering a free extra noodle if you're hungrier or want to take some extra home!!

Extremely unassuming little place along that great strip of Kingsway that is just loaded with…read moreterrific eateries. Expecting nothing special, we wandered in during a quiet time and ordered pork dumplings, small plate of broccoli, cold plate of spicy beef shank and tendon, fried bread stuffed with garlic chives, and a lovely bao filled with savory slices of lamb. Our server was so proud of their Dan Dan noodles that she gifted us a portion despite our protestations! Everything was absolutely delicious and had the ring of home style authenticity. We will definitely return. Ticked all the boxes! We made a video for our YouTube channel @global_feast.

Excellent Dan Dan noodles. Could be spicier though. Lamb…read moredumplings are phenomenal. Service is good and the food arrives quickly and is very hot. Small restaurant with approximately 8 tables, so it can be noisy on occasion.

Quick afternoon snack meeting…read more Black pepper, crispy burger, and Braised, beef and cheese melt were very good. Love the crispy bun. Price is right too! Clean sit-down venue meets my needs. Will try the noodle soups, noodles and rice dishes next time around.

I ended up at this restaurant because I didn't realize Aberdeen Center closed so early on a Sunday,…read moreand this restaurant was nearby and highly rated. It was 8pm on a Sunday - for a table of two, we were able to get seated, but the entire restaurant was quite full at that time. We ordered the braised pork "burger" (it was ok, but could have been improved with more sauce), garlic lamb (AMAZING), braised beef noodle in soup with hand cut noodles (very good), and cumin lamb fried noodle (also very good). Portions were huge and we have at least three more meal servings as leftovers. The restaurant owner seemed nice, attentive, and easily switched to English when she heard how poor my Chinese was. Adding this spot to my list of Vancouver musts - I'd happily make this a regular stop for their garlic lamb alone.

My husband and I came here on a Friday night and the place was almost packed. We quickly sat down,…read moreordered our food and drinks. The food came out so fast. The cold beef plate came out along with the garlic cucumber. It was all very tasty. Next came the lamb and beef skewers. Then the braised beef noodle soup. Last, came the chicken wings. All were very nicely flavored. This restaurant is really packed. Come early, order and enjoy the food. The place is typical Asian restaurant. There are pictures of their signature dishes hung around the building.

Went to Tian Shi Fu Grilled Fish with my boyfriend and his friend. We ordered the spicy grilled…read morefish with added tofu skin and mushrooms. The fish was really tasty -- well seasoned and perfectly cooked. For three people, the portion was just a little small on its own, but once we added some lamb skewers on the side, it was more than enough. The price was very reasonable for the quality, and the service was fast and friendly. Definitely a great place for a casual dinner with friends. Would recommend! Also love the priceee only 40 for the fishh