Asian Noodle House

My family and I love to find the local secret spot for the food, this restaurant looks like family own place. We ordered h4 h5 and egg rolls, BBQ pork and some other stuff, W3 the soup is not has very strong flavor if you prefer more flavor in your soup. The Taiwanese beef noodle is the winner! The broth was exceptional and the chef worked quickly to deliver our meal. Overall, the prices were very reasonable and the food was delicious. We will stop by again when we travel to Chicago.

What a find in Schaumberg! This is a traditional Cantonese Noodle shop with noodle soups, fried noodles, and rice plates. They threw in a section of Pho as well, which tells me that the owner is probably Cantonese from Vietnam. The ambiance of the place is like...what ambiance? Lol it's a very traditional Cantonese "dai pai dong" which means sidewalk cafe. I got the Roast Duck and Wonton Noodle Soup and my son got the Seafood Rice Plate. Everything came exactly as I expected. The duck was on point, wontons were fresh and handmade, and the broth was pretty close to what you'd find in Chinatown. The only things negative to mention were that they drowned the rice plate with their white sauce, and both dishes had ample amounts of MSG, which is of course par for the course.Well for what it is, we will still come back. Next time we'll try the BBQ Pork on either rice plate or in a bowl of noodle soup!

Decent food at very good prices. Service was very attentive, and it was nice to support a local business. Definitely could use a boost to the decor with an update, but it worked for the group of 7 (4 adults and 3 kids) post Waterworks pool visit.Note: next time, I have to try the baseball sized sesame balls spotted on the way out.

I recently dined at the Asian Noodle House and had an exceptional experience! The house special pho, featuring beef tendon and BBQ pork noodle soup, was an absolute delight. The flavors were rich and perfectly balanced, making it a standout dish. Additionally, the side egg drop soup was a pleasant surprise - not only delicious but also generously portioned, easily shared among four people. Don't miss out on the Hainan Chicken at Asian Noodle House - a true hidden gem that deserves a high recognition. The tender chicken, paired with fragrant rice and a delectable dipping sauce, creates a symphony of flavors that elevates this dish to a culinary masterpiece. A must-try for those seeking a sophisticated yet unpretentious dining experience. This dish exemplifies the restaurant's commitment authentic Asian cuisine.The attentive service and cozy ambiance added to the overall five-star dining experience. Highly recommend for noodle enthusiasts!

Always a solid, and reasonably priced choice in the NW burbs. $30 gets you Braised noodles with BBQ Pork and Wonton soup, Mapo Tofu, a Vietnamese Coffee, and an egg roll appetizer. Hot tea on the house. Delicious food and inexpensive!

Ordered the Malaysian Char Kuay for pickup, got it medium. The interior was simple, nothing too fancy. Wasn't a fan of expecting to tip for pick up orders. The food was decent, it was bland and under-seasoned unfortunately. Reasonable price points, no frill joint, definitely check it out.

This place is one of the most budget friendly places! Ridiculously huge portions of food that taste good and is cheap! They've got lots of delicious noodle options, my favorite being the combination chow fun (Malaysian style) it has this thick delicious sauce that I love. I tried their laksa and honestly not a huge fan, it's not as coconuty as normal laksa so I would personally pass, but if you would like it just ask the server, it's not on the menu. Big menu to explore, they're not all hits but most of them are!

I would definitely be coming back to this place if im in the area. The Shrimp Wonton Noodles with Beef Balls hit the spot for me. You can skip the chicken wings it wasnt that great. We did order this combination noodles that was really good too. Not a fancy place. Service was great. Price waa great and very affordable.Happy eating!

This place in Hoffman Estates appears unassuming but it packs a lot of bite. The pan-fried seafood udon dish is solid - though the udon tend to be overdone (too soft) - and my 5-year-old nephew loves their mapo tofu (we order it non-spicy). The combination fried rice is well-seasoned and has a good assortment of seafood and BBQ pork chunks combined with beansprouts. You can order 4-5 dishes and the bill comes out to $60. It's a great deal for a family style Asian dinner.

Located in a busy strip center with plenty of parking,this hidden gem offers freshly made Asian foods along with delicious bubble teas.They only have indoor seating and the inside is very basic ..but you come here for the food and not the decor.The menu is huge and everything is letter and number coded to make ordering easy. Food is prepared very fast and is served piping hot. Prices are very reasonable.I started with their pork egg rolls (2) . Served in a cute little boat dish on a bed of greens with sweet chili dipping sauce. They were just ok.My main course was Stir Fried Beef Udon Noodles. Absolutely delicious. Tender beef mixed with carrots celery and onions in a very tasty sauce. A big portion but it was sooo good I finished it all..lolMy wife who is gluten free had a rice and chicken dish with vegetables. She said it was very flavorful and again a huge portion.For great Asian food in the burbs at very reasonable prices,Asian Noodles is definitely the place to go.