Wonton Noodle House

One of the best soups I’ve ever had! Soup is so hot that it’s gonna make you alive again in winter. $13 is the starting price as of May 2025. Chewy noodles, good wontons & flavorful beef.

Wonton Noodle House is a must-visit for anyone craving authentic Cantonese noodles. From the flavorful broth to the perfectly crafted wontons, this spot delivers a comforting and traditional dining experience that truly hits the mark. Ambiance: 5/5 The atmosphere is casual and inviting, reminiscent of classic noodle houses in Hong Kong. It’s bustling but not overwhelming, making it a great spot for a relaxed meal. Authenticity: 5/5 This place nails the essence of traditional Cantonese cuisine. The wonton noodles were exactly how they should be — firm yet springy, with wontons that burst with flavor. The broth was clear, fragrant, and perfectly seasoned. Flavor: 5/5 The flavors here are spot on. The wontons were filled with juicy shrimp, and the noodles maintained just the right texture without getting soggy. Every dish we tried was satisfying, with a great balance of flavors that kept us wanting more. Cost: 5/5 Portions are generous, and the prices are very reasonable for the quality and authenticity of the food. You get excellent value for your money. Service: 5/5 The staff was attentive and friendly, ensuring that we had everything we needed. The food also came out quickly despite how busy it was. Final Thoughts: Wonton Noodle House is a gem for Cantonese food lovers. With a large menu and authentic flavors, it’s a place I’d highly recommend to anyone who enjoys traditional wonton noodle soup. I’ll definitely be returning for more!

One of the best to get authentic Chinese/Cantonese breakfast in north Seattle area, especially it has moved closer to 99 Ranch Market (grocery shopping center). Must try Steamed Pork Kidney and Liver ($16 -- please finish before it is still hot/warm otherwise loosing its tenderness), Fried dough sticks, and any congee bowls.

We had been to the original location one time before it was damaged by the fire rescue, and really glad that they have finally occupied the shop in the same block as Ranch 99! We ordered the Wonton Noodle and the Beef Rice Noodle soups. The taste was okay, but the portion was very small. Not a lot of noodle, nor meat… The beef soup tasted too watered down. The broth in the Wonton soup has a great aroma, the noodle and wonton tasted alright, the rice noodle was cooked too long and very soft. Not thrilled overall.

The wonton soup with beef brisket/tendon was all flavor! We also ordered a lo mein with dumplings and it was just as delicious as the won ton soup. Our hostess recommended a BBQ pork fried rice and it did not disappoint. Thisnis a must try place, great service and great food

My family is Cantonese and this place made me feel nostalgic. The food was wonderful and the service was great. I’ll be back many times.

Very authentic and delicious Chinese food. The wonton noodles and the congee were both great! Char sui is a Sunday special dish and it was delicious. Definitely will come back.

Love this place. I’ve been coming to this restaurant years back at their old location before it burnt down. I’m glad they found a new location and re-opened!

A family favorite! Never fails always delivers. Food is so consistent at Wonton Noodle. Always good! You can enjoy a variety of food at this place. Be it noodle soup, side dishes, congee, all so good. Service is quick. Soups are served hot. Dishes are made to order

The food especially wonton is definitely good and on point, a little rushed in process but overall good, service is mostly on point, typical Chinese restaurant ambiance, good place to drop by for noodles

4.5 Came here on a Saturday at around 1PM. Place wasn't too packed and I was seated quickly. Ordered #10 wonton and beef brisket noodle soup small portion to eat there and got a beef chow fun with bean sprout dry to take home for later. It came out super quick so even if this place is busy I feel like people would finish their meals quickly. Everything in the noodle soup was delicious and I didn't think anything was under flavored. I probably should have gotten the large portion as it's only 1 dollar more and I ended up snacking earlier in the afternoon, but that's on me. The beef chow fun I heated up for dinner and it was decently flavored. It wasn't too salty and the noodles would have been better if I had eaten it fresh. I'd definitely come here again especially because I want to try the congee next time

For wonton soup, this place is pretty good! The broth is quite shrimpy but otherwise, noodle texture is good and wontons are very big and meaty. Aside from the wonton soup, also tried the tripe, chow fun and porridge. Tripe - bland and sauce wasn't very flavorful Chow fun - ok Porridge - good, especially with the Chinese donut Decent spot forsure if you're in WA. They also have fresh soy milk which was a nice treat at the end.

This place is a classic! Been coming here since I was a teenager, the food always tastes like a home cooked meal :)

Goodness! This place has the best wonton soup. Delicious spicy jellyfish. Fresh Chinese donuts. Wonderful fragrant tea. Very Friendly staff. Oh! And cute decor. Don't miss this place on High 99 Edmonds/Lynnwood area Washington....

Best authentic Chinese food around although many of the menu items are noodle dishes and soups. I love this place as does my husband. Food is good and satisfying. Mostly Asians come here so you know it's good. I ordered my favorite dish, stir fried udon noodles with beef. Husband ordered wonton soup with noodles. We left satisfied.

Located inside 99 Ranch Market plaza (on the left side), this little gem of a Cantonese eatery has some of the best wontons and beef chow fun by L.A. standards (which we all know is the Asian food capital of USA.) *****The wonton noodle soup is a little bowl of perfection -- perfect shrimp pork wontons, perfect pork bone broth, perfect bouncy thin egg noodle. *****The beef chow fun is also very memorable -- perfect char, perfect tender marinated beef, and not too much oil or onion! **Boiled kidney+liver -- just OK, a bit hard and rubbery, would not order again.

This was my first time back since the fire and their move. Man, I missed them. My favorite Lo mein with Wonton is so comforting to my soul. That with a healthy scoop of their house made chili oil is all I need to be happy.

Came here on a Tue afternoon. The restaurant was spacious and clean. The staff was friendly. I ordered one bowl of wonton soup to eat in, and also ordered some for to-go. The wonton soup was delicious and the wontons were bigger than the regular frozen ones you get from the supermarket. Containers for to-go was an additional charge. Parking was easy as there was a parking lot.

Wonton Noodle House is owned by Cindy's family, who is also my good friend. My family and I have been here for years because they have the best wonton noodle soup in the area! We were so sad that it closed down for almost a year last summer but so happy for it to be back up right next to Ranch 99. This was my first time trying the jellyfish with preserved egg, I really love the flavor & texture. My go to order is the Homemade Wonton Noodle Soup! I have to say, their fish fillet noodle soup is so underrated, the fish is so sweet and soft. The noodle soup broth is light but delicious and the texture of their noodle is amazing! If you are looking to try a warm bowl of soup with delicious minced pork and shrimp wonton and noodles, check this place out!

Cannot find it. The map shows it, but could not find it no matter how far we looked in each direction.

One of the best to get authentic Chinese/Cantonese breakfast in north Seattle area, especially after it has moved closer to 99 Ranch Market (grocery shopping center). Must try Steamed Pork Kidney and Liver ($16 -- please finish before it is still hot/warm otherwise loosing its tenderness), Fried dough sticks, and any congee bowls.

This place makes the best congee I have ever had. Perfect temperature. Super tasty with gentle hints of garlic, ginger, and spring onion. Oh, so good. It even instantly made me feel great. Like a powerful life, energy pulsing through my body after just a few bites. It was my first time visiting the restaurant. And while they had an extensive menu, I chose only to get congee. They must have had twenty-five choices of congee, but I settled on a basic chicken one. It was really hard not to get other things on the menu, but I was picking up food next door. I didn't want to over commit myself to more to eat than I needed or really desired. The restaurant was bustling. What was really awesome was that there were mostly Asian patrons dining. It was a clue to me that this must be a pretty authentic restaurant. I will definitely be back to try other things on the menu while also getting more congee.

I came here for lunch with some friends recently on a Saturday afternoon and were seated promptly. We did family style and shared the beef and wonton lo mein, pork and thousand year egg congee, Chinese broccoli, beef chow fun, wonton noodle soup, and Chinese doughnuts. The highlight for me were the doughnuts which were extremely airy with a nice crunch and they tasted super fresh. I'm pretty sure they are made to order to here which is pretty unheard of at most restaurants. The downfall for me was that most of the dishes lacked flavor. While I appreciated the attentive service, the food left me wanting more. The pricing was fair and the restaurant was spacious and kept clean, but for a restaurant that blew up on social media, I definitely expected the food to be more flavorful.

This is such an amazing spot for a quick meal. The service is super friendly, and super fast. Within like two minutes of placing my order, I got my meal piping hot. The ambience was bustling, and it definitely was reminiscent of a old Cantonese restaurant. I came in here starving, and left super happy. Me and my partner order the beef chow fun and then the beef ho fun noodle soup. The chow fun was done really well, as it had enough "wok hei" and fire to develop the flavors nicely. The noodle soup was also delicious. My only minor gripe was that the noodles were very much stuck together but everything is so amazing that I will definitely be back!

A really solid Cantonese restaurant in the northend. I came here with one of my friends and we shared the beef chow fun, wonton noodle soup, and the jellyfish with century eggs. The beef chow fun had such a great char and the flavor was super spot on. This was my favorite item we tried. The wonton noodle soup was also comforting and the portion size was big. The wontons were big and packed with shrimp! Finally the jellyfish was super solid and has a nice taste to it. Definitely will be back if I am in the northend or shopping at 99 Ranch!

Always delicious & super fast service. Typical Cantonese fare with fresh ingredients & wonderful flavors

As the name suggests, this is the place to get wonton noodle soup. Always delicious, fast, and authentic. I cannot recommend the place enough. I also like the Chinese donuts. Whenever the weather is extra rainy and I'm feeling cold, this noodle soup makes me feel better. Servers are fast and nice. I think about going here at least once a week. The staff is very ice and quick. It's what you would expect from a local Chinese restaurant in terms of ambiance. No frills just very good food. There seems to be a lot of regulars.

Great comfort food! Love the fish porridge and add century egg. The wonton noodle is also amazing! Sometimes they have char siew too on certain days which was great as well!

I've eaten here so often over many years and never reviewed it. It's our family's comfort food that makes us wish we had a Chinese grandmother! I'm sure that some people might not enjoy wtnh dishes as much as their grandmother made it but it's always tasty! We typically get a chicken congee which is the best basic version I generally find in a restaurant that I didn't make and they have about ten great and adventurous versions of this dish with regard to protein. Then a beef chow fun. It's perhaps the best version of this dish we order often with maybe some ID restaurants in Seattle. And of course the won ton egg noodle soup! Endless varieties like the congee and the dumplings are reliable good. Today It all stood out and added anise beef to the noodles soup. We didn't get the Chinese donuts which I regretted!! They're a must for dipping. They have a ton of other great dishes like gai lan with oyster sauce, chow mein lo mein etc too. All good when we try them. Service very fast snd friendly. Very kind ladies.

Popped in right when they opened and there was already so many people inside! Ordered the soup dumplings and egg noodles, radish cake, pan fried rice rolls, pork and preserved egg congee, and the pan fried chicken rice plate. Everything came out quickly. Things were a touch salty but not overwhelmingly so. The congee was the best dish! The chicken wasn't bad but I think it had too much salt on the exterior. Great experience, super popular,

We love taking our family to eat here! It is convenient and they are super sweet and accommodating even for a group of 11. We ordered a variety of food and all came swiftly. The food tastes fairly consistent from prior visits but we were a bit disappointed in the salty fish fried rice - much saltier than before. In the future, we'll ask for less salt. We also love getting the condense milk mantou buns and wonton noodle soup. The gai lan was fine. The stir fry beef noodles was a bit on the drier/fried side and we had better at this place. We'll skip the variety meatball/fishball soup. Normally, I take pictures but we were too hungry.

Wonton Noodle House was one of the victims of the Plum Tree Plaza arson over a year ago happily, Wonton Noodle House reopened in the 99 Ranch Plaza in sept 2022. i love the new space. it is at least double the space and tables from the old location. the space has been packed ever since their grand opening. greeting is pleasant and seating is fast. there are 3-4 servers on the floor during lunch. tea and water is promptly brought to the table. the menu may seem huge but it's really just noodles, noodle soup, and congee with assorted appetizers and some entree-style dishes. if you have questions, the servers can aswer. ordering and service to fast and efficient. stir-fried dishes are fresh made. the wonton servings in the soup are generous, and the congee is smooth, silky, and not clumpy in a tasty broth. as with the noodle soups, there are many choices of what to put on the congee. this is perfect food for the cold winter months. highly recommended

Been going to this noodle place well before a big fire took down the old location. Quality hasn't changed which is to say a good thing. Portion size is a bit smaller than 7-8 years ago but variety of dishes is about the same. Biggest disappointment is the pricing which has increased faster than inflation. The elevated prices constitute a one star reduction in my book. Otherwise a great wonton cafe that we will be back to - just not as frequently as before.

The absolute Chinese comfort food! Wonton, dumplings, noodles, and congee (rice porridge). We ordered the wonton fish ball noodle soup and the thousand year (black) egg and shredded pork congee. Given the cold temperatures lately, these warm foods really lifted our spirits. The soup and wontons are homemade and didn't taste powdery or fake at all. You also have the option to add in chili oil, vinegar, soy sauce, and other condiments into your plain soups. Each order is also a big portion! Definitely overestimated how much we could eat as the bowl of porridge alone could have fed the two of us, but we ALSO got a whole bowl of noodles haha. It's a pretty casual restaurant where you pay at the counter after you finish eating. There's also a bathroom available to use in the restaurant. There is a lot of parking in the center and there's 99 ranch (Chinese supermarket) and a Shiseido (Japanese skincare) stores next door!

I absolutely love this restaurant. Place to go during cold Seattle winters. I usually order the wonton noodle soup or brisket and wonton noodle soup. Soup is on point and really hot when served. Wontons are huge and super hot, so be careful when you bite into it. Beef brisket is great but occasionally there are more of the fascia than meat but they give you a decent amount so if you want just the meat, you might have to pick around it. Service has been pretty fast and efficient most of the time. Make sure you also get an order of Chinese donut to dip into your noodle soup to eat. Not super keto friendly, hence noodle soup but there are some veggie and meat appetizers that you could order instead of noodle soup. The chili oil is also really flavorful without too much spice. I even bought a jar for $6 to bring home. This is definitely my go to place for hot wonton noodle soup!

The soup is wonderful. I love soup. And in an unusual way, I often crave soup when I wake up. My friend is from Singapore and he too craves noodles. So noodle soup is a big deal to us. Wonton Noodle house is a great find, especially since we live in Shoreline. The first good impression I had, was that they were welcoming to me, a Croatian woman. Sometimes I am a bit shy, branch out to different cuisines. If they appear happy to see me, it is reassuring. Was quickly seated and given a menu. My first visit was to share wonton and fish ball soup, plus homemade wonton and dumpling soup. Very nice broth, with delicious wontons and dumplings. I felt emphatic for the staff. Staff appears to have no meal breaks. So, the staff needed to cram their meal food in the back, while still responsible for taking orders is reprehensible. Second visit was takeout of soup. Soup was ready at requested time. Noodles were packed separately, so they did not get soggy in soup. Third time, soup was on point and I love the wontons and dumplings. So nice to get with their Chinese donuts. The staff try really hard to do their best to provide service. A welcome opp to eat great noodle soup and not feel neglected.

I love the new location, parking is abundant and the restaurant is bigger! My thoughts on the food... Wonton noodle soup: noodles taste fresh (maybe house made) wontons are delicious, perfect seasoning and juicy. Soup is not too salty, very comforting. Beef udon noodles: my current favorite dish, flavorful, not soggy, good balance of noodles to veggies/meat. Meat isn't dry taste fresh and good cut of meat. Fried rice: good flavor, not too dry, good meat to veggie ratio. Donuts: fresh, warm, perfect crispy texture on the outside and soft on the inside, good serving of condensed milk. Service: 5 star, staff are friendly, super nice.

Really nice ladies working here! They even told me that their wonton and dumplings with peanuts are cooked in the same water and asked if I was ok with that d/t my peanut allergy. SO, I ended up getting beef chow fun and chicken salted fish fried rice. :) Tea = 50 cents per person, but absolutely needed for Chinese food Beef chow fun = good char to the noodles, tender beef Chicken and salted fish fried rice = a classic that doesn't miss Chili oil = SO gooooood Really wish I could have tried the wonton noodle soup, but didn't feel like living on the edge that day. Overall, good experience, nice staff, and tasty Cantonese style food!

I've had a wonton soup craving and Wonton Noodle House hit the spot. I was quickly seated and served hot tea. The house (loose leaf jasmine) tea was lovey and there was a nice buzz of happy people. After a brief moment with the menu, I ordered a large wonton and fish ball noodle soup and Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. My order came out quickly and the servers and host were very attentive to my needs and the needs of other patrons. I believe the owner is always there and she politely greets and thanks everyone coming in and out of her restaurant. If you want hot, delicious and a great portion of food for the price - come to Wonton Noodle House. They have tons of seating and a delicious menu to choose from!

Not in the same location as before the fire, but I'm very happy to see this place re-open again. Wonton Noodle House has moved next to Yi Fang in the Ranch 99 Market plaza. I've heard since they've re-opened, the place has been packed. And I heard right, it was a full house when I got in. A lot of people, like me, are glad to see it open. The aesthetics of the place looks a bit fancier, but still keeps that modest small shop look a bit. Although, this isn't so small. It's pretty spacious and has a good amount of seating at this new locale. This was one of my favorite restaurants to go to since the food is delicious and it is the closest wonton noodle house to me. My family came here often in the past and I've learned to appreciate it more over time. The wonton noodle soup and congee hits right here. And there are plenty of other items to get as well. I mostly come here for those two things though. It's simple, well made, and good. Nothing to complain about. Always feels satisfied after a good meal at this joint. Will be a regular for sure.

My first time back at WNH since the fire in the old building and the move across the street. I've had the soups but decided I just had to try the Beef Chow Fun and it did NOT disappoint. It is on par with any Chinese dish I've ever had and I used to work near the International District. The place was jammed when I was in there and it's easy to see why. I will be back and you should go too!

Not what I was looking for. Was looking for Noodle Hut. Tried anyway and ended up not eating most of the food.

Not your typical Chinese restaurant. If you're looking for the real thing, you've come to the right place. Location/parking: Next to Ranch 99 on Aurora, lots of parking in the lot. Ambiance: Clean, typical Chinese strip mall restaurant feel. Service: Amazing, food comes out super fast. Food: If you don't know what to order just order the following (we've already gone many times and have narrowed it down to our favorite picks): 1. Wonton noodle soup - especially if it's a cold rainy day - this will perk you right up! 2. Lo-mien with wontons - it's like the noodle soup without the soup. 3. Steamed fish filet - it may not look like much when it gets to the table, but the fish is SOOOOO tender and with the ginger - YUM!!! - but only order this if you like ginger 4. Chinese broccoli with oyster sauce - this checks off the veggie box 5. Shredded pork congee - if you're Chinese this is 100% traditional comfort food. 6. Beef Chow fun - the "wok hey" throws this dish off the charts. 7. Stir-fried radish cake with XO sauce - this packs a flavor punch 8. Beef fried rice - for the not as adventurous eater - we would always get this if there's kids in the group. 9. Finish it all off with Deep fried buns with sweetened condensed milk. I know this looks like a crazy long list, but go with like 5-8 people, you'll maybe have some leftovers, or maybe it'll be so good you just keep eating and then can't believe how much everyone ate. That's what happened to us. Recommendation: This is a place you go to again, and again, and again, It's like that local joint that makes such homey cooking you just keep going back for more.

Food here is amazing! It was a cold day when we went. Ordered congee which hits the spot to warm up your entire body, yummy way to stay warm. They also had slices of duck - excellent and just wish they had mustard sauce. No sauce available. Ordered thick chow fun noodles, which was delicious and chewy noodles. Chinese broccoli is a must because it makes you feel like you're eating a healthy meal- broccoli was steamed perfectly. Also shared 2 types of noodle soup; one with duck & broccoli add on's & other with wontons- both soups was pipping hot & broth was very tasty. Staffs were friendly and very accommodating- we were a large crowd with a very short notice and the hostess made it work and seated us immediately. Hope you get to experience authentic Chinese cuisine and support local restaurant community. You can find ample parking spaces in the front. Ambience is clean and open space for dining. Bon appetite!

The shop is Spacious, Clean and staff are Friendly. There are plenty of parking in the parking lot. Food: Wonton Noodle Soup; name of the shop. -Soup is a basic broth without the Cantonese soul ingredient of dried fish, etc. At least, the soup is hot; good temperature. -Wonton is not tasty. -Beef tendon is the decent. -The noodle is with a good chew. I will pass on the wonton noodle soup. -Good portion Chicken Congee -The congee is in good temperature, nice flavor with fresh boneless chicken pieces. Congee texture is spot on creamy; not too thick/runny. Good portion. Stirred Fried Beef Noodle -This is their signature dish of the wonton noodle house. Rice noodle is fresh and soft. The color is perfect. The beef is ok. With a little of soy sauce, it rounded up the dish evenly. Side note, the dish portion is on the smaller side. Two adults finished all 3 dishes. All in all, this is a much needed restaurant with soup noodle, congee and stirred fried dishes in the area. Pls come to the Eastside to fill the missing food gap.

Yay!!! Wonton Noodle House is back!!! Pros: very authentic and portion is generous. Easy parking. Cons: not much! It would be nice if they can open longer and daily, but I'm just happy that they are back at all.

COME HERE FOR DELICIOUS AUTHENTIC CHINESE CUISINE!! I've been a fan of Wonton Noodle House since their old spot -- their wonton noodle soup is overall so comfy and just perfection!! I always make sure to order a side of deep fried buns w/ the condensed milk.. yummm Staff is always so friendly and the prices are affordable. You're missing out if you don't visit!!!!

Food overall was good and the soup itself was comforting. It was fresh and had a pretty decent portion to. Would recommend this place to someone craving some comfort food!! Service was also good. Felt like they were slightly under staffed due to the large volume of customers and not enough workers.

This is a new business, reopened since it was burnt down a couple years ago. Ambiance was clean, spacious and organized. Good taffic flow. Business owner had no greeting or attention to incoming customers from cashier counter, with the exception of one server trying hard to provide service on the floor. The wonton was pretty good, packed with shrimp and pork filling, noodle texture was nice al-dente, broth was ok, but an aftertaste of MSG followed. Beef brisket was soft , tender and with good flavor. A side dish of poached cod filet could be done better with finer knifework, it was cut too roughly and chunky. Business location convenient in a strip mall, an access to shoppers for easy fast food while shopping.

I like this place. When I want something simple and tasty. It's small, but the floor plan is wide-open, so privacy is not really something that is available. I get the Lo-Mien Noodles with extra wontons, which I love for some reason. I haven't really ventured into other dishes because this one is my favorite. I did try the dumplings, which are also good, but I really enjoy the chewy noodles, and the bite-sized wontons very much. It has steamed bok Choi and drizzled with I'm guessing oyster sauce, but it's very simple, and satisfying. The staff all wear masks, which is what it is, and that doesn't really matter to me at all, but friendly, which is a plus. Anyhow, that's my take on this place, and maybe you'll enjoy it as well.

Everything here was super solid and hit the spot for some authentic Chinese food. The service was decent and the ambiance was definitely no frills. Everything tasted great and I will definitely be coming back!

They have a wide menu selection that is decent priced. The chow Mein (wide noods) were great texture and delicious. They have different soups and noodles and rice plates, which ever you (& your family) are feeling. They also have some appetizers and drink boba options

Decided to drive here to try some wonton noodles. I haven't been to Edmonds for food before but I heard this area is growing. This place is situated in the same plaza as 99 Ranch. As my partner and I entered the restaurant, the food aroma filled the air and was already packed with customers. We had to wait about 15 minutes to be seated. Once we got seated, we already knew what we wanted. I ordered the wonton and dumpling noodle while my partner ordered the wonton and beef brisket noodles. Overall, we thought the noodles and wontons were alright. The broth was a bit bland. One star deducted for the lack of service. Even though the waitstaff were busy, it would be nice to check if we need our water refilled. I preferred to go to Mike's noodle instead.

When I arrived at the restaurant I was seated really quickly for a weekend lunch, but that was the only thing that was quick. We ordered right away because I already checked the menu beforehand. We waited for about 15 minutes two noodle soups and a fried rice. No tea and water was served until we asked the waiter for the second time. Noodle was good but the soup was either off (sour) or it was bland.

Wonton noodle soup has held a special place in my heart ever since I was a little girl. Finding a place that specializes in the wontons themselves..!! I was so excited to try this restaurant asap! The wontons were very filled with meat, the broth was delicious, and the noodles were the perfect texture. I loved mixing the chow fun with the chili sauce, and the Chinese broccoli was cooked so perfect that it was easy to chew. I highly recommend stopping by here! It's next to boba shops (if you want dessert), and other delicious restaurants, including the Ranch 99 Market. Enjoy!

My regular joint for wonton noodles is Mike's in the International District. However, I visit the 99 Ranch here often, and this place has always looked like someplace I would enjoy. Just never stepped in till now. We parked right in front, and had frozen groceries in the car, so just grabbed a few braised beef with tendon soup noodles to go. The braised beef and the soup is better than at Mike's with the taste of dried orange peel which I love. Once home, the noodles was a little softer than I like, but with very generous portions. So, a 4-star review as a placemarker waiting for the next visit.

The old place was just up the street until recently, and the new place brings the whole former menu to life in a setting that's much prettier, more comfortable, and more spacious. The queen is dead...long live the queen! It's still a strip-mall setting, but this is a much bigger one. It's still a great collection of Asian restaurants that range from very good to amazing, but this collection is even bigger. Essentially, it's everything you always loved about WNH, but in a setting where it'll be even easier to get other people interested in it. You park around the corner from the dim sum goliath that faces 99. There's usually plenty of parking. Over the years, there have been great pho and boba places here on the north side of the building; now it's a dumpling spot and a chicken spot. All great. There's one big wall of windows leading into a very tidy and orderly dining room--neat rows of tables, perfectly aligned, on a tile floor. Everything is clean and bright. The staff here are fantastic! Such wonderful, friendly kids. Easy to talk to, full of life and energy and charm. You immediately feel like you'd happily have a meal with them and pick their brains about their favorite places to go, and they clearly love the food they're serving. The menu is definitely focused on the starchy side of the food pyramid. Wonderful dumplings and wontons, along with great noodles. We started with deep-fried wontons that we doctored up heavily with chili paste. The sweet and sour dipping sauce is really nice but spice almost always sounds good with a fried dish. Nice crunch and flavor to the fried wrappers, good filling too. We had bowls of wonton/dumpling and dumpling/brisket/noodle soup. The brisket is a tiny bit chewy and could do with less cinnamon, but I definitely demolished every bite. The dumplings are sensational, as are the wontons. The noodles definitely stew and grow in the hot broth. Broth is very mild, it's a typical wonton broth. Chili paste goes a long way here, too. I can't wait to come back for more! The prices are great, and you can't beat the great food and charming, helpful service.