Five Grains Noodle House

Was craving how hot warm soup noodles and decided to try this place out! This place is definitely an hidden gem! I got the signature fish noodles soup and the portion was huge! Soup base was rich with a hint of preserved veggie and chili. Fish was tender and fresh too. We also got the fatty beef with egg too. That one was pretty good. The sauce was flavorful mixed in the rice and they use thinly sliced beef too! So even bite is flavorful! Absolutely love this place. Huge portion and ain't too expensive too. One of the best bang for buck!

Excellent little gem close to CVG, about 10min. We stopped by on a light snowy night and had to drive another hour and half afterwards. The food came out fast! Warm and very flavor noodles and soup, delicious wanton with spicy sauce! It was not a surprise as I read other reviews but it was very sweet. The waiter was very attentive! Highly recommended.

I ordered takeout with my two kids: two Mala Chicken noodle soup and one Mala Flank Steak noodle soup. When I got home we each took our two containers: one with noodles one with broth and combined them and I noticed mine had no meat. I called and they told me the flank steak would be in the broth container unlike the chicken which is packed in the noodle container. I explained that I had combined both containers into one bowl and there was no meat. They didn't seem to believe me. As I was on the phone my son noticed his chicken soup had steak in it. Apparently they mislabeled what should have been my steak broth as his chicken broth so he had my meat. So he picks it all out and puts it in my bowl but now both of ours taste weird from the mixing. A simple mistake I could forgive but they made no offer to make it right in any way and I'm out $50 for a messed up meal. Secondly I have loved flank steak all my life which is a fairly lean cut of beef. What I received was a disgusting pile of fat and gristle that was more like beef tendon (see picture of what I removed). Maybe my whole meal wasn't what it usually is, but for me I won't be back and the five star reviews that led me to try it must have had a much better experience than me.

Service and food were both an A plus!! We tried Five Grains after my nephew requested Chinese food for his birthday dinner. Our servings were huge and you will most likely have leftovers or could share meals. My mom said her egg roll was the best she'd ever had and we also liked the crab rangoon. I got what I believe was the Five Grain Noodle soup with fish fillet and the fish was melt in your mouth perfect. The bowl was as big as my head if not bigger. Will definitely be making a return visit!

Started with a couple appetizers - dumplings were really good but I wish the chicken teriyaki had a little more flavor. Ultimately decided on the chicken and broccoli. Huge portions and very tasty. I appreciated that the carrots were cooked til tender and great balance of chicken and veggies. Service was excellent and attentive.

This is an awesome and authentic Chinese restaurant. I had the sichuan chicken broth and it was spicy and very tasty.

Found this place on yelp, it's just 15 mins from home, gotta to try it! We walked in on a Friday night around 5:15pm, and we are the first to arrive! No other guest yet! We ordered pig ear and spiced beaf as appetizers, and they are good, though the pig ear could be a little tender, it's pretty hard on my teeth. I had the hot sour fish noodle soup, husband had their. Beef fried rice. To be honest, I'm not impressed by their fried rice, i think i could make a better one. The noodles soup is very tasty, and i can't resist to drink some of the soup, and the next day, i put on more than 2 pounds, i guess it must be too salty or has MSG in it, that's always the reason your body retains water. Overall i like their cold dish. It's so nearby, i may come back for the spiced beef again someday!

It was just okay. I came here from California and it's hard to find traditional dishes here.

Ate here today after hearing some positive comments on a FB local food site. We were the only people there at 4PM on a Saturday. Their menu is slightly different than most Chinese places. For example, no regular bowls of soup like hot and sour or egg drop, only entree size bowls which are huge., and a large selection of them. So I ordered the Hot Spicy Noodle Soup With Fish Pieces. It was good and, indeed hot and spicy, probably too much for the average person. Also had General Tso's Chicken with fried rice, most of which I had to take home. Wife had sweet and sour chicken and several egg rolls. No fountain drinks, just bottled ones, including sodas. Service was very friendly and attentive.

My husband overheard someone talking about how great this restaurant is so we decided to go for lunch. We'd started with Fried Chaos which are pork stuffed wantons and they were hot and tasty. We both had the noodle soups which come in a large bowl. Noodles, green onion, greens, tofu and fish all tasted very fresh! Both bowls came out hot. Nice spicy flavor which can be customized. Definitely enough for leftovers! Service was great! Small cozy space for lunch. They also have more traditional stir fry dishes with rice, egg rolls and other more common entrees. We'll be back!!