Shanghai Noodle House

Average quality, order at the counter style restaurant. Highlights - Friendly service - 乾炒牛河 is tasty - dumplings Lowlights - Clear broth beef noodle - all the flavor is in the soup, not in the noodle and beef slices. - poor ventilation- walk out smelling like grease

Very kind staff. You get a lot of food and the noodles are very good. A nice hidden gem for Asian food.

Great place and amazing hosts. They didn't have much vegetarian options but customized a soup noodles for us and it was delicious. We had one of best and cheapest bubble teas here. Do try green onion pancake, its so delicious. Would love to visit this place again.

Shanghai Noodle House was my favorite place in Texas to get Chinese food, I am very sad to see it go but the memories will live on in my taste buds forever

This place is a small mom and pop kinda operation. They are very friendly! I got the stir fried rice noodles with curry. It was really yummy! Good curry flavor not over powering or too heavy. The dish included baby shrimp with fragrant bell peppers, spring onions, and sweet carrots.

Hole in the wall, has a slight smell when you walk in. Very small, I came for a late lunch and no one was here. Lady behind the counter was SO nice!! I was feeling basic so I got noodles and a boba smoothie and It was soooooo good. I feel like it tastes pretty authentic. Will be back 3 thumbs up!

It's still new but this has the potential to be the next great hidden gem in Anderson Mill! Very very friendly staff, super clean interior, and a straightforward traditional noodle house menu. The BEEF NOODLE SOUP is filled with tender shavings of beef in a light, tasty broth. You can order it spicy, or ask for the chili on the side. Just don't skip the chili altogether - even a little bit adds depth and richness to the soup that really makes it what it is meant to be. The noodles themselves aren't fancy, knife cut, or hand-stretched, but they hold up properly to the broth and complete the dish well. GREEN ONION PANCAKES are one of my favorite, easy to enjoy, side dishes from noodle houses, and these were - no exaggeration - the best I've ever had in Austin! These aren't the limp, soggy, or undercooked version you may have found elsewhere. They are, instead, freshly fried, delicately thin layers of crispy "dough" that flake off with every bite of green onion goodness. They feel like air in your hand, but deliver plenty of flavor. I'm looking forward to trying more of the menu. If this place is consistently this good, it will find its way onto the list of Northwest Austin's legendary Asian hole-in-the-wall joints, like Asia Cafe and Chen's. 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

Awesome mom and pop shop. I lived in China for over 2 years and one of my favs was beef noodle soup, infamous in Shanghai. It was great to find a bowl here in Austin! Friendly place, and I will definitely be back for the rest of the menu.