Quick and easy but always fix the craving f crabs. You know what I mean!Very efficient and delicious. Consider cheap as today’s living expenses!You will get a buzzer if your order is to~go!We will continue to come back for sure but may not be this location.Parking: Free parking lot!
Always a fan of their rice stick noodle soup, especially with their wontons. Usually get the combination, but not a fan of all the meat, so I was able to get the wonton soup with an addition of the rice stick noodles. They do not skimp on the wontons! We had it to go, and it was perfect for a cold rainy day. The broth isn't as flavorful as other locations, but nothing sriacha and hoisin sauce can't fix.
Mary L.
I haven't visited since pandemic year 2020. This place is actually very good and authentic at this great location. Great service too. Clean for sure. Dine inside or outside. Menu is on the walls/on plexiglass throughout the restaurant. It's always packed with people and long lines out the door during peak hours. I have avoided coming here for years, but decided to make a stop on a Monday at 1:00 PM. Yes, had to write my name and line up at the front door. Surprisingly, it only took them around 3-5 minutes to give me an available seat. Not bad at all. Got table #14. Condiments were on the table. I ordered #1 Combination rice noodle soup $12. Delicious. Perfectly made and fresh to my tastebuds. Exactly the way I like it. Generous bowl. I added a hot milk tea (Lipton tea bags & sweet condensed milk) $4.50 and it was also excellent in taste. It was the best hot milk tea ever. Perfect for my tastebuds too. Total paid with taxes and tips was under $20. I actually did enjoy the space at table #14. Hardworking staffs and efficient operation. Paid at the front checkout counter. Fast and smooth. I will definitely come back again. Long lines are worth the food and service quality here. I really did avoid this place for years due to their forever growing long lines. Absolutely best location and best restaurant of its kind so far. Foods are excellent. Very good business operation setup. Credit cards accepted/except for AMEX-American Express. I wish the restaurant space was much larger though. It did felt crammed up inside or crowded, but tables and plexiglass worked well. Best part? Still very inexpensive and affordable.
Katherine N.
This is my favorite TK location; it's in a newer plaza, there's plenty of parking, and it's super clean inside! The menus are plastered at every table which makes it an even quicker experience. The service is quick and friendly and your food comes out fast. There's a lot of condiments at the tables and it adds the perfect modification to any dish. I always order #21 (Combination chow fun) and it always hits the spot. It comes with lots of protein and a good balance of cabbage and broccoli too. I've had their rice stick soup before too and it's a great hangover cure, it's not too overpowering and you can add chili oil to taste. The prices are fair and the portions are big. The meatballs here are also my favorite and you can order it by the pound to make your own soups at home!
Xe Tuife
Nice shopping
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Scott Chau
Same old Từng Kee just higher price. Of virus everything is giver but overall I say the portion and quality is still the same. This time I got the pad Thai but I usually get one of their soup bowl. Quick simple
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
Sze Yen Chan
TL;DR: solid food for a decent price, especially liked the daikon rice cake which I haven't seen anywhere else!Super quick service but also gets crowded and filled up very quickly. We were lucky to get seated right away arriving at 1145 or so, but saw a long line when we were leaving. Come early if you don't want to wait!We got two different combination rice stick bowls - one combination with soup, one combination wonton in the dry format. The soup version was pretty good, solid with a ton of ingredients included! The wontons were just ok, for only a dollar or two more though, it was good value since you get the same amount of ingredients as the regular bowl too! The dry noodles were good but not as flavorful as the ones I've ordered at Hai Ky in SF Tenderloin.I also ordered the daikon rice cake with egg and peanut because I've never seen it at other places! It was delicious - crispy with a good flavor from the occasional pop from the preserved radish they added. It reminded me of a better daikon cake from dim sum places because of the crispy texture and egg. Yum!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
becky s
Worst chow mein I ever had. The noodles were like cardboard.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Roberto B.
Exelente servicio,rapidez y toda su comida muy buena a mi familia y a mi nos encanta comer en ese lugar
We dined here a few weeks back and had an overall positive experience. My wife ordered the pad thai, which she wasn't the biggest fan of. It wasn't usually sweet like most pad thai, but it had the flavor of a spicy sauce without being very spicy; she was expecting sweet and spicy. However, the combination rice stick soup, combination won ton noodle soup, combination chow fun, and the yang chow fried rice did meet our expectations. I used to go to TK Noodle as a kid on Williams Street (before they abbreviated to the current name), and the food at New Tung Kee Noodle reminded me of this comfort food. The prices were very affordable (most were $12-$13.50), and the service wasn't bad.
Alexica Qian
The fried taro cake is amazed, rice noodles soup meet my expectations. Fair price and good quality.
Tah2001us ..
Tasty foods at reasonable prices. Friendly staff and good services. Consistent quality.
Barbara Lemus-Eassa
Wide assortment of foods and drinks. My order to go was prompt.
Quick and easy but always fix the craving f crabs. You know what I mean!Very efficient and delicious. Consider cheap as today’s living expenses!You will get a buzzer if your order is to~go!We will continue to come back for sure but may not be this location.Parking: Free parking lot!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Combination Crispy Fried Noodles, Combination Rice Stick & Noodle Soup, Soup, Fried
closed on weekdays at lunch
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
Always a fan of their rice stick noodle soup, especially with their wontons. Usually get the combination, but not a fan of all the meat, so I was able to get the wonton soup with an addition of the rice stick noodles. They do not skimp on the wontons! We had it to go, and it was perfect for a cold rainy day. The broth isn't as flavorful as other locations, but nothing sriacha and hoisin sauce can't fix.
I haven't visited since pandemic year 2020. This place is actually very good and authentic at this great location. Great service too. Clean for sure. Dine inside or outside. Menu is on the walls/on plexiglass throughout the restaurant. It's always packed with people and long lines out the door during peak hours. I have avoided coming here for years, but decided to make a stop on a Monday at 1:00 PM. Yes, had to write my name and line up at the front door. Surprisingly, it only took them around 3-5 minutes to give me an available seat. Not bad at all. Got table #14. Condiments were on the table. I ordered #1 Combination rice noodle soup $12. Delicious. Perfectly made and fresh to my tastebuds. Exactly the way I like it. Generous bowl. I added a hot milk tea (Lipton tea bags & sweet condensed milk) $4.50 and it was also excellent in taste. It was the best hot milk tea ever. Perfect for my tastebuds too. Total paid with taxes and tips was under $20. I actually did enjoy the space at table #14. Hardworking staffs and efficient operation. Paid at the front checkout counter. Fast and smooth. I will definitely come back again. Long lines are worth the food and service quality here. I really did avoid this place for years due to their forever growing long lines. Absolutely best location and best restaurant of its kind so far. Foods are excellent. Very good business operation setup. Credit cards accepted/except for AMEX-American Express. I wish the restaurant space was much larger though. It did felt crammed up inside or crowded, but tables and plexiglass worked well. Best part? Still very inexpensive and affordable.
This is my favorite TK location; it's in a newer plaza, there's plenty of parking, and it's super clean inside! The menus are plastered at every table which makes it an even quicker experience. The service is quick and friendly and your food comes out fast. There's a lot of condiments at the tables and it adds the perfect modification to any dish. I always order #21 (Combination chow fun) and it always hits the spot. It comes with lots of protein and a good balance of cabbage and broccoli too. I've had their rice stick soup before too and it's a great hangover cure, it's not too overpowering and you can add chili oil to taste. The prices are fair and the portions are big. The meatballs here are also my favorite and you can order it by the pound to make your own soups at home!
Nice shopping
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 4
Service: 5
Same old Từng Kee just higher price. Of virus everything is giver but overall I say the portion and quality is still the same. This time I got the pad Thai but I usually get one of their soup bowl. Quick simple
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 3
Service: 4
TL;DR: solid food for a decent price, especially liked the daikon rice cake which I haven't seen anywhere else!Super quick service but also gets crowded and filled up very quickly. We were lucky to get seated right away arriving at 1145 or so, but saw a long line when we were leaving. Come early if you don't want to wait!We got two different combination rice stick bowls - one combination with soup, one combination wonton in the dry format. The soup version was pretty good, solid with a ton of ingredients included! The wontons were just ok, for only a dollar or two more though, it was good value since you get the same amount of ingredients as the regular bowl too! The dry noodles were good but not as flavorful as the ones I've ordered at Hai Ky in SF Tenderloin.I also ordered the daikon rice cake with egg and peanut because I've never seen it at other places! It was delicious - crispy with a good flavor from the occasional pop from the preserved radish they added. It reminded me of a better daikon cake from dim sum places because of the crispy texture and egg. Yum!
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Worst chow mein I ever had. The noodles were like cardboard.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 1
Service: 3
Exelente servicio,rapidez y toda su comida muy buena a mi familia y a mi nos encanta comer en ese lugar
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We dined here a few weeks back and had an overall positive experience. My wife ordered the pad thai, which she wasn't the biggest fan of. It wasn't usually sweet like most pad thai, but it had the flavor of a spicy sauce without being very spicy; she was expecting sweet and spicy. However, the combination rice stick soup, combination won ton noodle soup, combination chow fun, and the yang chow fried rice did meet our expectations. I used to go to TK Noodle as a kid on Williams Street (before they abbreviated to the current name), and the food at New Tung Kee Noodle reminded me of this comfort food. The prices were very affordable (most were $12-$13.50), and the service wasn't bad.
The fried taro cake is amazed, rice noodles soup meet my expectations. Fair price and good quality.
Tasty foods at reasonable prices. Friendly staff and good services. Consistent quality.
Wide assortment of foods and drinks. My order to go was prompt.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Combo Soup, Yang Chow Fried Rice, 21 Combination Chow Fun, Egg Roll, Combination Rice Stick & Noodle Soup, Ramen, Combination Crispy Fried Noodles, Vegetarian Chow Mein, Soup, Beef Stew Noodle Soup
#2 (Beef Satay) is 10/10 and dirt cheap at $12.50. The menu has some translation errors ("rice stick" is actually rice noodles)
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Satay Beef and Rice Noodles