Ten Seconds Noodle House

Restaurant · Fireside Loop

Ten Seconds Noodle House

Restaurant · Fireside Loop

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9070 Research Blvd #104, Austin, TX 78758

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Yunnan rice noodle soups with fresh ingredients and flavorful broths  

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9070 Research Blvd #104, Austin, TX 78758 Get directions

tensecondsaustin.com

$20–30 · Menu

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9070 Research Blvd #104, Austin, TX 78758 Get directions

+1 512 358 1011
tensecondsaustin.com

$20–30 · Menu

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@infatuation

Austin’s New Restaurant & Bar Openings - Austin - The Infatuation

"Ten Seconds Noodle House has a few locations across Texas, and their latest is right here in Austin. The specialty is Hunan rice noodles, with build-it-yourself bowls of hot noodle soup." - nicolai mccrary, matthew jacobs

https://www.theinfatuation.com/austin/guides/austin-new-restaurant-openings
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Austin Restaurant Openings in November 2024 - Eater Austin

"The China-based restaurant chain opened its first Austin location on November 15, as reported by Community Impact. The menu focuses on Chinese rice noodle soups with meats and vegetables, with base broths like pork bone, tomato, or pickled pepper. There are also dishes like dumplings and tofu, along with fruit teas. Its hours are from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday through Tuesday and Thursday, and then from 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday." - Nadia Chaudhury

https://austin.eater.com/2024/11/26/24297663/austin-restaurant-openings-november-2024
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Proper Dee

Google
So pleasantly surprised how good this little place was! It is getting added to my casual great places to eat rotation as a local! Pork broth was so good! I did beef hot pot added tendon on the side. I will be back to try other things but it will be me ordering the same thing for a few times :-)

Alex

Google
Quite crowded on Saturday lunch hour for about 15mins wait. The original pork bone soup is great as compared to mala soup. Texture of rice noodle is in between tender and springy and never get too soft even after soaking for a while, it's quite good.

Tori Danforth

Google
While I can’t attest to the authenticity of the food, I can say that it is EXCELLENT. We got the Cross The Bridge Rice Noodles (traditional) that comes deconstructed at the table and also tried the Homemade Dry Noodle. Both were delicious! We will be back to try more dishes, as their other soups looked amazing.

Tran Phan

Google
The decor is nice . The soup is fresh and comforting. The portion is generous. The copper pot is hot all around so be careful :) I love it. We will be back.

K Liu

Google
First visit to this location. Food quality is excellent, consistent with the other Houston branches. Tried the Chasiu ramen for the first time today and was impressive by the rich, flavorful soup base. Fried chicken side dish could use a bit more seasoning but is tasty.

Emmeline Zhu

Google
Delicious! We went twice in the span of 3 days. The ingredients are really fresh and high quality. The soup broths are delicious. We also really enjoyed the spicy fried tofu side dish and fried mantou buns. So happy this restaurant exists in Austin!

M Phan

Google
Very stoked to have another hotpot option open up in Austin! We waited about half and hour on a Saturday night for dinner. The restaurant was busy for a great reason. I ordered the tomato hotpot with beef rolls, a side of tripe and some dumplings. I enjoyed everything I ate— all there was left was maybe a cup of soup. The dumplings were crisp and juicy. The tomato soup base was a very rich tomato-y broth. I feel like the lil baby bowls of the toppings were perfectly portioned for a solo hot pot. At first I doubted it would satisfy me, but it ended up being perfect. Can’t wait to come back to try more options.

Mabel Su

Google
Very genuine Yunan Noodles, food quality is top notched. Everything is tasty. If you like some genuine Chinese rice noodles, give a try!