Teo Chow Noodle Shack

No frills, just a bowl of good, old fashioned noodle. The ordering was a bit confusing for us but we were in a hurry and it's very likely I just wasn't paying attention when ordering at the kiosk.Soup was hot which is really the most important feature. Wide rice noodles with everything. Meat was tender and vegetables were fresh.Comfort in a bowl!

A local Chinese spot, that I wish we discovered sooner! Known for their bbq pork belly, omg sooo good! The service is order at counter quick! And the place gets crowded real fast! So many different kinds of people dine there, diversity at the top! Pricing is reasonable, and the food is super tasty! Authentic chow fun, lots of sauces and peppers for condiments, definitely a bang for your buck!Can't wait to go back again soon!

Great place for noodle soup. The broth is very flavorful and the portion is enough to be quite full. It is inside a plaza with ample parking. As soon as you walk in, you order through a kiosk then sit at any open table. The restaurant looks clean enough but is like any typical Chinese mom and pop shop restaurant so staff is just friendly enough and feels quite cozy. I got the ultimate bowl which comes with all toppings. Personally I'm not a huge fan of duck but everything else tasted great! I hear from others that the duck is good too so definitely recommend the ultimate if you also like duck. They had the most flavorful wontons I've had. I got the noodle soup with egg noodle which was great but you can choose from a variety of noodle types.I'll definitely be going back again soon!

We came here around 6:30pm on a Thursday. It wasn't busy, but they ran out of thin rice noodle and flat thick rice noodle. Most of us ordered the Ultimate bowl with egg noodle. The star was the wontons. So good! The only issue we had was that the duck was salty. The broth was slightly salty but we just added water for an easy fix. The water and sauces are at a self service station. Food came out fast and friendly service.

I've been going here for 10+ years and it amazes me how the food still stay consistent all these years. My go to is usually the ultimate bowl but their Peking spare ribs is the one of the best I ever had. And their service is always so friendly and fast. It will always be my go to spot when I'm craving some noodle soup and don't feel like driving to TK noodle.

Although their name indicates noodles, their menu includes all the typical Chinese dishes. The food is good and satisfying, but nothing that really blows you away. Next time I'll have to try their noodles and see what the hype is about. Today, we ordered a few of our favorites...+ Walnut shrimp - good, not overly sauced, and still a little crispiness outside. Shrimps were just a little overcooked, and not as plump and juicy as I would like.+ Veggie egg rolls - good, typical+ Mongolian beef - seasoned well with a bit of heat+ Roasted duck chow mein - this was our favorite of the ones we tried. There's a few pieces of shredded duck and duck skin. Although there wasn't a lot of duck, the duck flavor was present throughout the entire dishOverall, enjoyable meal and satisfied the Chinese food craving.

I came hungry and left happy!I've been here twice, but the last time was years ago. I got the TC chow fun and I was a fan. Best eaten right away, otherwise the noodle texture might get mushy because of the gravy.I got the soup with everything and ho fun noodles. Mmmmmm.... It hit the spot. I was hoping it would be comparable to VH in Oakland. Teo Chow's soup is the closest to VH that I've come across.You can order on their kiosk or at the counter. There is a physical menu at the counter too. Helpful for the non-tech savvy (like my parents lol).If you see something you want on the kiosk that shows sold out, still check with the staff. They may actually have dishes, but if the inventory is low they may remove it from online ordering. They get busy at lunch time, especially with pick up orders. It wasn't busy when I came for dinner (Monday around 6:30pm). The dining room was big and had a lot of spaced out tables. There's a cart with self serve water and sauces. The staff was cool.

We came to pick up a to-go order for dinner. The place was pretty pack considering how it was already 1:40pm. There were a lot of people that came in and out to pick up to-go orders. We got the corn sauce over fish fillet (sauce on the side), beef chow fun, and wontons only with no kidney. We got everything without green onions or onions. The wonton soup was pretty good. The corn sauce on the fish was runnier than other places for this dish. The beef chow fun's beef and fun ratio was extremely off and we had to dig for the beef.

This is the perfect spot if you're looking for something comforting. Whether it's rice, noodles, or soup you honestly can't go wrong. When you're eating there you'll notice the regulars that come in but the staff is more than welcoming for the newer visitors who wanna try the place out. The restaurant is kinda small so either be prepared to wait for a table to open up or order to go and enjoy the food at home.

The ultimate Asian comfort food spot in my opinion. Everything about the foods that I've had is what I grew up eating. BBQ pork rice, duck wonton noodles, everything. I got the noodles with all the toppings and boy was it a generous helping of toppings! It was completely loaded with duck, pork kidney, bbq pork, chicken, fish cake, and fish balls. I got the regular thin egg noodles and this bowl just soothed my soul. The broth was simple, yet extremely flavorful. I wanted to keep on drinking all the broth down until I could see the bottom of the bowl. The duck was tender and the bbq pork was well made. I absolutely love this place.