
Hearty noodle soups with fish eggs, beef balls & dumplings served in cozy, simple surrounds.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 418 Maynard Ave S, Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: (206) 389-7099
Website: https://mikesnoodlehouse.site/
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Reviews
The noodles and wontons were so authentic and good that we miss it so much after leaving Seattle.
It’s rare to have legit noodles and wontons… Highly recommend.
Tip: You can change the noodle type!!! Just ask.
Also ordered the beef noodle soup.
The beef was more fatty than I expected and the broth was fishy. But the coziness of this restaurant was nice. It’s also cash only!!!
I liked the brisket way more than the beef. Will have to come back and retry.
Sadly the wontons are mix of pork and shrimp as well.
First thing first: this is a cash only place. Come prepared.
There was a time when the congee would sell out well before closing, so you were lucky if you managed to get some at lunch.
The staff can be seen hand-making the amazing wontons at super speed.
Some of the best dishes are the sides of Chinese broccoli and the kidney and liver dish that comes with ginger and cilantro and an amazing soy sauce that includes diced jalapeño peppers.
But you have to try the wonton soup, there are two kinds of dumplings: one is mushroom base and it is incredible. The other pork shrimp is also great.
Congee:
We go for the rockfish and pumpkin congee and highly recommend the chicken congee as well. Sometimes we add the pink vinegar other times the jalapeño soy sauce, and another chili sauce that is incredibly rich in flavor (I’ve had to figure out exactly what goes in).
Parking is always a challenge in the international district but that’s just par for the course. Be awesome to the servers because they are super chill, and tip heavy.
The congee was gummy and why I truly think they try to rip you off is they don’t give you an itemized receipt. They gave me a final bill for $56 without even checking whether I was paying cash or credit. I paid cash and it was still the same amount?? They don’t write down the price amount for each item but write in Chinese and then just the total amount you owe.
Anyhow won’t be coming back there’s better wonton noodle places out there. It’s unfortunate because this place used to be so good