Marie D

Just visited San Dong Noodle House and I'm still dreaming about those handmade noodles! This place delivers authentic, soulful Chinese cuisine that leaves you planning your next visit before you've even paid the check. The beef noodle soup is absolutely spectacular - tender chunks of beef swimming in a rich, aromatic broth with perfectly chewy handmade noodles. But the true showstoppers are their pork & chive dumplings with perfectly crimped edges and juicy fillings that burst with flavor. What impressed me most was how quickly everything arrived at our table despite the restaurant being busy. The staff clearly takes pride in their craft, and it shows in every dish that comes out of the kitchen. Whether you're craving comfort food or looking to explore authentic Chinese cuisine, San Dong Noodle House delivers on all fronts. Don't miss this culinary treasure - your taste buds will thank you!​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Yuki Noda

Just wow! The food is so incredibly delicious, the portions are huge, and the prices are fair! We had the beef tendon noodles, sesame noodles, veggie and pork chive dumplings. 100% please get and try the beef tendon, it was life changing. Melt in your mouth tendon, and a flavorful broth and amazing noodles. The sesame noodles are a sesame lovers dream. And all of the dumplings were fantastic!

M L

My old stumping ground. It's in a new place (to me) and did not disappoint. Great dumplings, beef noodles, pot stickers, and pickled cucumbers. Also great price!

Maria Slater

Delicious, delicious, delicious !!! I ordered the chicken pan fried dumplings and the roast beef noodle soup. Delicious! The broth in the soup tasted like strong roast beef very flavorful with a ramen like noodle. The dumplings were so hot like so fresh the whole time. They would not stop burning my tongue or maybe I was super hungry LOL. But this food was really good. To dine in - I would suggest looking at the menu online first so you know what to order. But you order at the front and pay, they give you a number and you wait till the food is ready. Mine came out fast even with a lot of people in here. You also get the silverware and chopsticks at the front as well. Overall 10/10 loved it here. You can also buy frozen dumplings and buns from them!!

Anton S.

Delicious Chinese food! Place is half self-service, with appropriate very fair prices. The pan fried dumplings and the braised beef noodle soup were probably the best I had in Chinatown so far! Also the cow stomach cold appetizer (in a box next to cashier) is really popular and tasty. Would definitely recommend to try

Miimi Poo

We heard from friends that this place has really good noodle soups so we decided to check it out. It did hit the spot and it also reminds me of eating at home. The soup was fresh and filling all for a very good price. 10 dollars a bowl, What?!! That was kind of a shock to me especially for the amount and size. I'll def be back just because of that. Very good spot for warming soups on a cold day.

Ann Bay

If you're looking for a tasty, no fuss, simple meal of comfort carbs (noodles and dumplings) this is the place. We come here often. This place was packed with dine-in and carry-out patrons during our recent Sunday visit for dinner. We ordered our favorites- snow cabbage with pork soup noodles (photo), beef tendon soup noodles, and pan-fried dumplings along with two side dishes, knotted seaweed and pork with pickled mustard tuber (see photos). Service is efficient and fast and prices are reasonable. If you want frozen dumplings to eat in the comfort of your home, they have those to buy, too. Hope you will check this place out and maybe it will become one of your favorites.

Emma Wangchen

It’s not bad, it’s just ok. Used to come here all the time to buy their steamed buns which are nice Today I came for a lunch and decided to try their sesame noodles and sour spicy soup Sour spicy soup: disappointing, not sour not spicy, blobs of starch in the soup Sesame noodle: ok but it got too much for me in the end I couldn’t finish it, tried changing up the flavor with the table spicy oil, but I kept adding more with no flavor change at all, then I tried the spicy oil by itself and realized it’s also not spicy I don’t believe my spice tolerance has increased this much but honestly the food was just too. Eh. At least the portions are a lot for ~10$

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BJ John

I recently returned from a vacation in Taiwan, and this food made me feel like I was back there. The beef noodle soup & the pan fried pork/chive dumplings are must orders. It was the kind of food where you could feel the souls of the owner’s recipes & the people that cooked it. Absolutely ethereal. Bring cash because they do charge a fee for credit card. Prices are extremely reasonable, and I dare say even cheap by US standards. Highly recommend ordering the Vietnamese coffee. Strangely delicious

Evan

Surprisingly good Cantonese style noodle house. While they have a few different options, I tried the signature spicy beef noodle. You order and pay at the counter, get a table number and they bring the food out. The meats are braised to perfection and they give you a good amount and proportionate to the noodles. The pickled cabbage they put in is amazing too. Overall, great experience and would love to try out their other signature dishes next time

F Si

We tried their Pork Chop Rice. It was good. But the Guotie ( Pot Stickers was just okay ). The skin was too thick.

Kevin Wang

Solid 'fast casual' Chinese food that'll fill you up for good value. Food: Pork and Fried Chicken Rice cutlet dishes (~$10 each) come with a healthy serving of rice, side of steamed cabbage, a tea egg, braised tofu + pork, and meat cutlet. The dishes definitely filled us up but weren't super appetizing. The chicken cutlet in particular was extremely dry and stringy (see pictures). Dumplings: We ordered the Chicken and Cabbage Fried Dumplings (12 ct.) for and Pork and Chive Dumplings (15 ct.) for ~$10/each. The Chicken and Cabbage dumplings were severely lacking in flavor. The Pork and Chive Dumplings were slightly better but that's not saying much if anything. The insipid flavor was accompanied by a thick and doughy dumpling wrapper. Service: You order and pay at the counter and then the meal is brought to your table. You have to self-serve utensils, water, etc. This restaurants places a surcharge (4%) if you use credit card. Value: Pretty good value for a dine-in meal. Most dishes offer heaping serving sizes that'll fill you up but the food is nothing to write home about.

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Sherry Hager

My husband and I dined here a few weeks ago by chance. It was fairly decent, especially the pan fried pork wonton and chicken dumplings. We noticed they have frozen wonton and dumplings so for Christmas we did Asian. I stopped by on 12-24, got 2 packs of frozen pork wonton for pan frying, 1 pack of chicken dumplings, noodle pack and red bean buns. They had hot and sour soup, buy 1 get 1 free we got also. The bamboo in yhe soup was inedible and too much cilantro. We cooked half of a pack of the pork wonton and they do not taste like pork, also aren't wrapped the same as the ones you get when dining in. They tasted like fish which was very off putting since it's supposed to be pork. We had to throw them away. It was really awful. The red bean buns were very good. We're trying the chicken dumplings today, hopefully they taste like they should. I'll update after this and trying their noodles. Hopefully neither of these taste like fish. One other thing that I noticed is that while I bought pre-made items to take home, the cashier charged a 7.95 tip fee automatically, not even allowing a write in tip, just automatic. For less than 5 minutes of service to bag up 6 items. More than likely we won't be going back to here.