Noodle King Restaurant

The absolute best "hole in the wall"!! The food was delicious, the portions were substantial, and everything came out quickly. If you haven't been to Noodle King, it's time you paid a visit. And run, don't walk! Hahaha

Phenomenal food at this HK/canto restaurant! Get the classics on the board and you won’t regret it. Definitely on par with what I had growing up and have also had overseas. Pictured here is the clams in black bean sauce and French style beef cubes.

This is a cozy little Chinese restaurant. Its sign is easy to miss from the street, and the exterior appears a bit worn. Parking is limited, but usually sufficient unless it's completely full. Inside, the decor is simple and straightforward. The food here is not exceptional, but it's decent. The portions are sized such that if each person orders a dish, there won't be any leftovers. Prices are quite reasonable compared to other Chinese restaurants. This spot is great for catching up with closed friends over a casual meal and chat. However, it's not the ideal choice for hosting formal gatherings or entertaining guests.

We drive 50 minutes to eat here whenever we crave authentic, delicious Chinese food. The food is consistently fresh and flavorful. Service is friendly, efficient and no-nonsense. Price is reasonable ($105 pre-tax and tip for 6 adults and had leftovers). Atmosphere is unremarkable and noise level is reasonable (able to hold a conversation though occasionally have to repeat oneself to be understood). We come here frequently enough that the wait staff know what we usually order, so, of course, I highly recommend Noodle King.

What a hidden gem! I’m shocked I’ve never heard of this place until recently—upon pulling up into the small parking lot, I was skeptical because it looked like it could be a hole in the wall type of place but once you enter inside, it’s totally fine, just a small casual restaurant. Food was really good! Highly recommend the Hong Kong Style Sole Fillet, Walnut Shrimp, and Deep Fried Spicy Salted Tofu! The Hot & Sour Soup and Chinese Broccoli Stir Fried with Garlic were good too. However, wasn’t a huge fan of the Seafood Pan Fried Noodle—it was bland and lacked flavor and was drenched in the sauce which made the noodles really soggy. Food portions and prices are pretty reasonable—will definitely come back to try their other dishes.