Yummy Yummy Noodles

I was researching where to eat in China town and found this little place. I was super excited to try it because I'm a big fan of Chinese food. Especially noodles. I asked the staff what they recommended and the woman there recommended spicy beef noodle soup with beef shank and it was delicious. I believe I went with their wife noodles and they were great. I also got an order of fried fish balls that I loved. Also pictured was beef tendon noodles with wontons which was also very good. Prices were very fair. Looking forward to coming back and trying some other stuff

Went in on NYD for a warm soup with a group of 5. Seated immediately, the menu is printed and looks like it’s been enlarged and so the text is blurry. The service is lovely but the food was lacking. The soup broth is bland and there are no vegetables in the soups. We ordered the dumpling soup, the beef soup, beef with noodles and the bbq pork fried rice. The flavors were just very plain and bland. The beef was not a beef cut, looked like tripe or some other offal, there were also concerns about hygiene as there was a hair in one of the soups and the bathroom was disgusting. We didn’t finish our meals and I would not recommend. The price at least didn’t make this visit worse as it was only $60 for 5 people. You do get a fortune cookie at the end of the meal. Mine said “Find release from your cares, have a good time”.

AMAZING! This place is a must visit if you're visiting Chinatown. The food is top quality, full of flavor and generous in portion size. In addition, if you're hungry when ordering, you won't be waiting long. The woman who worked there had our food out in less than 10 minutes. We've eaten at quite a few Chinese places around Chicago but this by far is the best in every aspect! A real gem of a place in Chinatown.

Visited Yummy Yummy Noodles in Chinatown and spent about $20 on the beef brisket noodle soup and a side of dumplings. The soup had a nice broth, but the brisket was a bit chewy for my liking. Dumplings were decent, though not the standout I was hoping for. Service was friendly, but the atmosphere was quieter than expected for a weekend evening. It's a cozy spot with potential, but there are other places in the area that better suit my taste.

I loved the hospitality and service here. My sister had the most incredible wonton/dumpling noodle soup. The portion sizes were amazing, especially compared with the prices.The staff were some of the most kindest people, they made sure we were taken care of the entire time. The restaurant had a family oriented energy, which contributed to the positive atmosphere. There was a kind elderly gentleman that brought me my bag when I forgot it at my table after dinner. 10/10 I would definitely recommend this place. Thank you so much!!

We came here for dinner before karaoke and this place is definitely a gem 💎 we got two bowls of noodles and several entrees: - bitter melon w eggs - fish intestines and chive - salt and pepper pork intestines - salted egg yolk prawn While the noodles aren’t my favorite, each of the entree was splendid, flavorful and delicious, full of work hay and veggie. We enjoyed everything and they are so kind. Highly recommend this place and any of these dishes.

Great food though the chicken was a bit too salty for my taste. Otherwise, everything was incredible. The service is...rough. The poor waitress needed more help especially on a Friday evening!

The beef brisket noodle soup is really good - and the service was great! Would revisit.

A hidden gem, amazing value, and so so cozy! Tucked away in Chinatown, serving fresh noodles & delicious entrees. Ambiance: the space is actually pretty big and has tables for small to large parties. Reminds me of family restaurants I ate at growing up Service: Quick & friendly service - waters were always filled up! I will say it's best to pay by going up to the counter yourself. You'll be compensated in fortune cookies Food: - Each bowl of noodles was less than $10. A clean flavorful broth with fresh noodles and so much delicious protein - Highly recommend the roast duck and barbecue pork (not pictured) - Those fried fishballs are unassuming and so flavorful, amazing values as well - also not pictured are their salt & pepper chicken wings - SO FRESH and comes with a heaping scoop of rice With no doubts, definitely one of my favorite spots in Chinatown

Good clean place off of the main Chinatown street. The lady was very nice and felt like this is what a Chinese meal at home might be like. She was very helpful. The place was clean and the prices were very reasonable. We ordered the pan fried beef noodles and combination fried rice. Two dishes between 3 kids and 2 adults and it was enough food for the family. The food came out fast, was fresh and very tasty. Like a comfort meal that you would want if you were looking for a no frills, good tasting, one style Chinese food. It was exactly what the doctor ordered and we ate it up. Great experience and will be coming again when we are in Chicago. Definitely worth the drive from the burbs and top notch service. For a little over 25 bucks, the cheapest meal we had while visiting Chicago.

Pretty good noodle spot. Stopped by the fair and happen to see this noodle spot. There was a lot of people but got seated pretty quickly. The service was pretty fast and they were really attentive too when I asked for water, extra sauce and take out. The wide egg noodles are a must get and add some vinegar for some extra flavoring. The restaurant itself can get a bit loud and it looks pretty old but it is a pretty average local chinese restaurant.

This is another gem for all of you noodle or soup lovers. The one handy thing that makes them stand out is that when you order you get choose from sizes of the particular noodles you rather have. And when it comes to the meat choices, they all so juicy and flavorful! I recommend the brisket , it will literally melt in your mouth. They also serve you pretty fast so don't worry if you are coming hangry lol. Can't wait to come back again.

The food was some of the best I've had in a long time. The spicy beef shank soup with egg noodles could be at a 5 star restaurant. The service was quick and attentive. I can't wait to visit this establishment again.

Finally went here and can say it is one of my favorite spots in Chicago for just yummy comfort food now! Prices are great, portions are big, and food is delicious - what more can you ask for? Okay, I would ask that they stay open a bit later. They say they close at 9 but they close early like at 8:30 depending on the day and how many customers they have. So we were pretty rushed even showing up at 7:50. I'd still come back to try some of the other soups but it's a little hard when we work late.

Still my favorite place. I order their Japanese Salt & Pepper Tofu for delivery at least once a month! I love the seasoning of their tofu so much that I attempted to recreate it at home one time, and let's just say...I'll just leave it to the real cooks haha. Soups come in generous portions, and I also loveeeee their roast pork over rice! Great "over rice" specials to get the most bang for your buck, and the food quality has always been consistent since my first review years ago!

Love how customizable all the noodles here are, you can add any kind of noodle with any kinds of toppings/meat/broth and they've got a large variety! Can't go wrong with any of the noodles but the beef noodle soup is definitely a favorite! I'd also opt in to add wontons to any of the noodles are they're super meaty and delicious. I'd stay steer clear of the fried dumplings though, they were not done super well as the wrapper was way too thick and the filling was not the best either.

The service was HORRIBLE to say the least. I ordered beef and vegetables and my meat came out pink and very much under cooked. I waited on the waiter to return but it took her almost 20 minutes to come back. Once, I showed and told the waiter she stated "oh well, that's what you ordered." I said ma'am it's not that the order is wrong the meat is pink. Is it possible to cook it longer or if I could order something else. She stated "No!" in a very aggressive tone in front of my children, niece, and nephew. As the children finished their meals(orange chicken and rice" she came back and asked if I wanted the uncooked meal to-go. I said "no, I cannot eat the meat ma'am nor did I eat any of the other food. The WORST is that she came back, reached over the table and took my card and said "I don't care, you're paying for that meal because you ordered it." Never offered me a refund which I wasn't looking for-- Then after I asked for my card back she then stated "that's your problem not mine I don't care!" Now I'm in utter shock. She then says I'll take it off this time but continued to give me dirty looks and speak to her co-workers in her native language about my concern. Lastly, she then stooped even lower and MOCKED my nephew who I asked to take a picture of my correct receipt. When I asked why she started recording me holding my toddler she yelled "I'm not WHAT WHAT WHAT?" AND SAID U NEED TO RAISE YOUR CHILDREN! NEVER IN MY LIFE RETURNING! DON'T KNOW WHAT HER ISSUE WAS BUT I HOPE SHE GETS PROPER TRAINING.

Initially we were skeptical because we came at 1 PM and I kid you not, we were the only customers. We ordered their wonton beef sliced $10 and their three treasure rice $10 and waited. People started trickling in. The three treasure rice (char siu, duck, crispy pork) was so good. The pork was crispy and melted in my mouth. The char siu has a hint of curry. The rice was soft and fluffy. We had the thick noodles with our wonton and beef slices. I made the right choice because the noodles were so chewy and delicious. I like it compared to the other types of noodles. My husband praised me for picking this place!!

Across old Wentworth Chinatown and the newer parts of Chinatown, one of the more well rounded, comprehensive Chinese spots Great if you're in the mood for something soupy, noodles, Hong Kong BBQ plates, or something in between - check this place out! We had: Hong Sue Fried Fish and Tofu - Solid fried fish and tofu dowsed in a perfect harmony between sweet and sour sauce. Try eating this in the first 15 mins before the breading on the fish gets too saturated with sauce. (10/10) Hong Sue Tofu - Pretty much same as above minus the fried fish (8/10) Triple item BBQ combination plate - Includes BBQ pork, BBQ duck, and fatty BBQ pork. Great value for the quantity and price. BBQ pork and duck were well smoked and tender. The Fatty pork was fully cooked, but felt it was reheated recently. (7/10) Hot and Sour Soup - Don't take this the wrong way because I love the hot and sour soup from Panda Express, but tastes like that :) Overall! Value/Price - 10/10 Taste - 8/10 Quality - 7/10 Service - I'm here for the food, not a metric I measure :)

10/10 menu, freshness, flavor, sauce, filling, service - just truly amazing! Yummy yummy noodles is a top restaurant for me and I absolutely love their food. Tried the Japanese style tofu for the first time today and I highly recommend to anyone who hasn't tried it before. If I could, I would name this restaurant "yummy yummy yummy noodles"

We had carryout for walnut shrimps and salt and pepper pork chops. The walnut is stale and the shrimp battered is chewy! The salt and pepper pork chops seems to be okay but fried probably too long. It was kind of dark in color. The bill came to $31.17. For the price and the quality, I would prefer to go somewhere else.

not to start this review off with a diss to another place, but I literally went to minyoli and felt a need to come here to get my actual beef noodle soup fill. this place is the OG and will always hold a special place in my heart. I've brought so many people here and it's such a good price/value for what you get. slightly off the beaten path in Chinatown, I almost want it to stay hidden so I can always walk in without a wait.

Came with the family. We were seated right away and provided menus. Waters came quickly afterwards but were only refilled at the end of the meal (assuming one just needs to ask for an earlier refill). The staff were friendly and courteous. The food ordered was pretty traditional - combo fried rice, orange chicken and chicken and mushroom. The portions were huge and the flavor was exceptional. It did take a bit for the food to show up but I figure that's because you can't rush quality. I checked reviews prior to coming and they did not disappoint. Well done Yummy Yummy Noodles!

I've lived in Chicago for 5 years and I can't believe I've never been here. I got the broiled dumplings with sliced beef soup - medium spicy. The spices zing through my tastebuds like the best of the best. This dish is big enough for a full meal and at $10, it's a steal! The establishment has about 11 groups of tables and the service is prompt. Can't wait to come back.

I've been there 3 times now and the experience is still great. The decor could be updated, but what they haven't done is slacked on their commitment to the food. Still tastes great and generous portions for the price. I ordered the brisket for my soup and was surprised with big chunks of tender deliciousness. There were more people there then I expected at an off time, but everyone seemed to know what they wanted from there so they were clearly regulars. Just a few steps from the main street it is a treasure even for this established China-town.

Located in old Chinatown this place is underrated. The prices are super reasonable with a special menu of dishes $8-10 and you aren't trading quantity for quality. You are given the option to choose between a choice of different kind of noodles. For me I picked the egg wide noodles and roasted duck on top. At first I thought this combo was going to disappoint because I have never seen much popularity behind the pairing, glad I was proven wrong. Duck tasted way more flavorful than the $8 price and the broth was heavenly. Definitely coming back here another day.

I read some reviews before stopping in and let me say the best noodles I had during my trip! The service was quick and attentive and it was quiet and not too busy but I went before lunch rush. The noodles were such a great texture and the broth was spicy and savory ‍

Oh my. This noodles are the best one yet. Definitely have surpassed the other ones I had and I only tried the beef brisket noodles soup. On service I'm not sure but I assume is good, but I won't rated now because I was on a tour. So I had a guide who take care us. The restaurant felt authentic but not decorative.

This is my go to place for Chinese food. I've been here too many times to count. It's off the main area on a side street, but has some of the best food in Chinatown. I ordered the beef brisket noodle soup and it was delicious. They are generous with the meat portions and the noodles are swimming in a salty broth. Add some of their house chili oil and that's comfort food to me. There's a good amount of seating inside to enjoy eating in. The food is made quickly and comes out super hot. I enjoy when the food is piping hot.

Went on a tour of China town, and decided to act on a craving for some fried rice and good noodle broth. Most importantly I wanted a smaller mom and pop shop which i genuinely found in this restaurant. The food was served very quickly and good portioned, with leftovers for home. I was throughly pleased and will definitely be visiting again.

It's yummy, it's comfy, and it's incredibly reasonably priced. The food isn't mind-blowing, but it's certainly a good place to take the family when they're hungry, and leave full. It's cozy in there. The squid and congee hit tha spot, juicy and savory in all the right ways. The brisket noodle soup was lacking in my opinion, not super flavorful, and the beef could've been more tender. It will do, unless you are a noodle fiend. What absolutely blew my mind, though, was the one woman who single-handedly bussed tables, seated guests, and served every table in the restaurant.

Definitely worth a visit! The waitress was friendly and helped narrow down our son's noodle order because they offer 5 different kinds of noodles with a wide variety of meat options. He chose the roasted pork noodle soup. We chose the brisket and wonton noodle soup. Both were fresh, hot, and very good, but the pork was hands down the best. Being Hispanic, I could have taken the pork and placed it in a corn tortilla with salsa. Heaven! I digress. I digress. The egg rolls, especially for being only veggie, were some of the best I have had - piping hot and crispy. I would highly recommend checking them out.

Little hole in the wall. It was a family restaurant with not many customers. The food was really good and flavorful!

You must eat here!!! My friends and I came on a rainy night, and this bowl was such a comfort. The brisket was richly flavored and fatty. I think I got a piece of tendon in mine but didn't mind. The thin egg noodles were perfectly al dente. And those wontons were what dreams are made of. This is a family owned business, and the bbq pork was prepared how my grandma makes it at home. We were served by the owner's daughter who was on top of everything, had great energy, and gave us good recommendations when we were feeling unsure. The place was more than half full at 7pm on a weekday, but it was a relaxing atmosphere and not too loud. I'll definitely return for more noodles and wontons!

Blar di Blar, whoop-de-doo, phony baloney, hogwash, this is not worth much breath or time to breathe. Borderline tasteless food, small portions, yeah it was busy but quite frankly I did not understand what the hullabaloo is all about. The noodle soup has no time to react to this mishegoss because there are very few noodles in the soup. I even got warm water with my entree. Blugh. Neer ni neer, this was not good and not worth recommending.

This place is really busy , there's only 1 lady that works here but she so cheerful and nice. The food is very affordable and delicious. I like the chicken wings here very tasty reminds me of a place back in San Diego.

Food: 4 stars Dine-in experience: 1 star Definitely take out, if you can. If you're dining in, avoid Saturday nights! We came in at 5:30pm on a Saturday night. The restaurant was about half full, but patrons kept coming in and it got busier and busier. The service was extremely slow. There were two nice women taking orders, serving, and busing tables. It took us a long time to get our menus, take our order, get our food, and finally pay. It was a little stressful and chaotic, with patrons wondering what was going on with the slow service, unsure if they were supposed to order and/or pay at the counter or wait at their table. It smelled like a terrarium where we were sitting, dank. While we were eating, a group of 15 tourists came in for a Chinatown food tour. Yummy Yummy Noodles seemed very well-prepared for them, though. We got the beef brisket wonton noodle soup, fish ball noodle soup, and beef and vegetable lo mein. Everything was good. The soups weren't heavy and the beef brisket was very tender. It was nice that you could choose the type of noodle, we both had the wide egg noodles. The lo mein was exactly what I had hoped! The beef was flavorful and tender and the vegetables looked fresh. We could see that the carrots weren't peeled, but that's fine, assuming they were washed well. Definitely good value, the dishes were affordable. The dine in experience was very off-putting, though. If we come back, it'll definitely just be take out!

My sister and I were craving wonton soup since seven treasures closed and we decided to check out this place. The noodles, wontons and dumplings were great! The bbq pork and broth were not quite as flavorful as the soup from seven treasures was, but definitely a good place to check out! We ordered takeout, which was ready quick!

I went in with a group of 17. 14 of those were middle schoolers. We were on a field trip to Chicago from Detroit and one of the kids had specifically asked to go to Chinatown when I was planning. I came to Yelp and found that this place had a huge menu, reasonable prices, and great reviews. Yelp did not disappoint. I was worried we would have a hard time getting seated, but a lot of their business is carry out and we were seated right away at about 6:00 on a Wednesday night. The staff were so helpful and pleasant (and patient!), the food came out quickly and in big portions, and the kids liked it! The ONLY thing we noticed was that the place is dirty, and not just slightly dirty. The walls were filthy, bathroom was gross, and those poor fish in the fish tank.

This place is super yummy! I mean it speaks for itself with their name. I wish I have stumble upon this joint before, such a hidden gem & super lowkey not on the main street of Wentworth. Everything on the menu is pretty reasonably priced and affordable. I had the sliced beef wonton noodle soup and it did not disappoint. It has a Schezwan spice to it which was very good. I think this is my go to spot now & can't wait to try other things on the menu!

Food is delicious and reasonably priced! I got BBQ pork platter to supplement my shrimp wonton noodle soup such a fantastic combo!! The salty sweetness of the pork with the steaming hot slightly snappy thin egg noodles was a perfect bite! The broth was perfectly seasoned and slightly sweet from simmering bones! The shrimp wontons had small bits of flavorful shrimp and pork with sesame oil! The staff were so accommodating when I asked for some chopped jalapeños to drench in vinegar and hot oil so that I can dip my perfectly cooked wontons!! It was worth the trip from the river walk Area for a perfect lunch!! Will definitely return when I'm in the area!

Oh, Yummy Yummy Noodles, the place where "beef brisket" is a euphemism for "mystery meat surprise." It seems like they're trying to redefine the term "beef" one bowl at a time. You know what they say, when life gives you tendons and arteries, make... well, I guess just make a run for it. In all seriousness, it sounds like Yummy Yummy Noodles could use a lesson in beef anatomy. I mean, who doesn't love a good bowl of steaming tendons and arteries on a chilly day? It's the perfect meal for those who enjoy a little game of "What am I eating?" with their dinner. So, if you're in the mood for a culinary adventure that will leave you questioning your life choices, Yummy Yummy Noodles is the place to be. Just remember to bring your sense of humor and a strong stomach. Picture included for reference. Service was ok.

I LOVE LOVE LOVE their beef tenderloin noodle soup! I don't know what magic secret ingredients they put in there, but holly molly it is sooo good. The broth is not overly oily or heavy compared to ramen, which I love on days I want a lighter meal. The beef is marinated so well and I usually add dumplings and wontons when I'm extra hungry. Love their walnut shrimp also, these two dishes are my go tos, can't go wrong. The restaurant it self is very mom and pop, a secret gem type of place. Omg, I want to get a bowl of soup just writing this review.

This was place was so yummy as the name suggests. I came here with my friends based on reading yelp reviews and I was not disappointed. We came in on a Tuesday night with no one in the restaurant. For a minute we were concerned why it wasn't busier, but I trusted the Yelpers. It ended up not mattering that the place was empty because it was SO good. The prices here will shock you how good they are and the quality is delish. My soup was so flavorful and you get to pick the noodle you want. The tofu was also my favorite!

This was so seriously some of the best Chinese food I've ever had. Everyone including 2 picky kids enjoyed their meals. The servings are HUGE and we shared them amongst our table. Good prices, good service, table with a lazy Susan for larger parties. Quiet, clean and cozy. We are from out of town but will 100% be back when we visit again. We had the sesame chicken, beef and king mushroom, brisket noodles, dumpling soup, pan fried beef rice noodles and all of it was delicious.

My family and I stopped in because Yummy Yummy Noodles was near our hotel and I'm so glad we did! Their menu is huge and they offer a lot of authentic Cantonese dishes. Shrimp wonton noodles: Perfect portion size and the noodles were a good texture. You can also choose which type of noodle you want. The wontons were flavorful. Pot stickers: My favorite. The skin was perfectly cooked and the meat filling was tasty. They must be wrapped in house but not 100% sure. Crab rangoons: The golden filling to skin ratio. Some places have minimal cream cheese and no imitation crabmeat but not here! Overall, I highly recommend Yummy Yummy Noodles! Can't wait to be back to try the rest of the menu!

My visit to Yummy Yummy Noodles was extremely disappointing and upsetting. My group of five black Muslim girls experienced blatant discrimination during our recent visit. Despite arriving before several other customers, we were completely ignored by the staff. They served people who arrived after us first, refusing to make eye contact or acknowledge our presence. We patiently waited for 15 minutes, hoping to be communicated with or at least attended to, but it became clear that we were being intentionally overlooked. The level of disrespect and disregard we encountered was beyond unacceptable. It's disheartening to still face such discrimination in this day and age. We eventually decided to leave because the discrimination we faced was palpable and insulting. I would strongly advise against visiting this establishment if you expect fair and equal treatment. No one should have to endure such discriminatory behavior when simply trying to enjoy a meal. It's 2024, do better.

Lovely Chinatown spot!! Went here after seeing Angel Reese and the Sky beat some a** at Wintrust, it was a nice lil walk along broken sidewalks. Yummy yummy noodles for sure. 10/10

Service was decent, food was as the name describes, yummy! Would recommend trying if you're in the area.

No lie: thought I was gonna get food poisoning. Off the main road, hella sketch, but WORTH IT! Food: ERRYTHANG 10/10 highly recommend. The duck, exquisite. The noods:slurppin. The honey walnut Don't be skird, try it!

Ordered on line a delivery order and immediately received a call from the restaurant, claiming no delivery drivers wants to deliver in our area. Tee-hee We order food delivery on a weekly basis from high and lower end restaurants with no issues. The fact that the person who called and was almost gleefully in her delivery that they will not fulfill the order request was an indication in my opinion that this was a racist judgment. Good to know where not to spend your money.

Service was great! Good fresh ingredients and well priced and ambiance was funny with Korean shows on tv and food was good.

Got the sizzling beef tenderloin in black (pepper) sauce, potstickers, and two sides of rice. The beef in black sauce was extremely tender and flavorful. Lot of wok hei flavor. A portion was enough for 3 meals. The potstickers were really nice and handmade, the dough was extra thick and chewy, and the filling was juicy. The side of rice is not available on their online ordering, you would need to order over the phone for that. The beef tenderloin with black pepper sauce is also available in a smaller individual size under their "over rice" category on their online ordering, which is less than $10. The restaurant is on a side street off Wentworth, so you can just put your car blinkers on to pick up to-go orders real quick. The beef tenderloin in black sauce is girlfriend-approved and I would definitely order it again. She scarfed down the leftovers I brought home.

This place has the most perfect homey, comforting vibe. The food is on point - just straightforward hearty Chinese noodle soups with generous portions of meat. We got the duck, spicy beef, beef tendon, and wonton varieties. After a long week of travel and a long day exploring Chicago's China town, my friends and I were craving simple Chinese comfort food and this absolutely hits the spot.The owner was so sweet and friendly as well, we felt very well taken care of! Also - prices are also VERY affordable, even against today's standards!

So, i think we tried to go to some place on thursday, but it was closed. So we went here instead, and the food was fantastic. The crab rangoon was excellent. Fried of course, but tasted sooo good. The wonton soup, noodle soup was absolutely delcious. The broth, the noodles and the wontons. Absolutely amazing, and this place is techincally known for it. According to the front. It did not disappoint. Now obv, I had no idea what was on the TV, nor do i speak Vietnamese. The food was absolutely fantastic tho. Would recommend it to anyone visiting.

Excellent portions and pricing! Kind service and the food came out very quickly too. Very casual vibe. Will definitely be returning to try other dishes.

Affordable egg noodles just like the recently closed Seven Treasures restaurant. The broth soup is full of flavor. I tried the shrimp ball noodle. It was delicious.