Wonton Noodle House

One of the best to get authentic Chinese/Cantonese breakfast in north Seattle area, especially after it has moved closer to 99 Ranch Market (grocery shopping center). Must try Steamed Pork Kidney and Liver ($16 -- please finish before it is still hot/warm otherwise loosing its tenderness), Fried dough sticks, and any congee bowls.

I came here for lunch with some friends recently on a Saturday afternoon and were seated promptly. We did family style and shared the beef and wonton lo mein, pork and thousand year egg congee, Chinese broccoli, beef chow fun, wonton noodle soup, and Chinese doughnuts. The highlight for me were the doughnuts which were extremely airy with a nice crunch and they tasted super fresh. I'm pretty sure they are made to order to here which is pretty unheard of at most restaurants. The downfall for me was that most of the dishes lacked flavor. While I appreciated the attentive service, the food left me wanting more. The pricing was fair and the restaurant was spacious and kept clean, but for a restaurant that blew up on social media, I definitely expected the food to be more flavorful.

Wonton Noodle House is owned by Cindy's family, who is also my good friend. My family and I have been here for years because they have the best wonton noodle soup in the area! We were so sad that it closed down for almost a year last summer but so happy for it to be back up right next to Ranch 99. This was my first time trying the jellyfish with preserved egg, I really love the flavor & texture. My go to order is the Homemade Wonton Noodle Soup! I have to say, their fish fillet noodle soup is so underrated, the fish is so sweet and soft. The noodle soup broth is light but delicious and the texture of their noodle is amazing! If you are looking to try a warm bowl of soup with delicious minced pork and shrimp wonton and noodles, check this place out!

Food here is amazing! It was a cold day when we went. Ordered congee which hits the spot to warm up your entire body, yummy way to stay warm. They also had slices of duck - excellent and just wish they had mustard sauce. No sauce available. Ordered thick chow fun noodles, which was delicious and chewy noodles. Chinese broccoli is a must because it makes you feel like you're eating a healthy meal- broccoli was steamed perfectly. Also shared 2 types of noodle soup; one with duck & broccoli add on's & other with wontons- both soups was pipping hot & broth was very tasty. Staffs were friendly and very accommodating- we were a large crowd with a very short notice and the hostess made it work and seated us immediately. Hope you get to experience authentic Chinese cuisine and support local restaurant community. You can find ample parking spaces in the front. Ambience is clean and open space for dining. Bon appetite!

A really solid Cantonese restaurant in the northend. I came here with one of my friends and we shared the beef chow fun, wonton noodle soup, and the jellyfish with century eggs. The beef chow fun had such a great char and the flavor was super spot on. This was my favorite item we tried. The wonton noodle soup was also comforting and the portion size was big. The wontons were big and packed with shrimp! Finally the jellyfish was super solid and has a nice taste to it. Definitely will be back if I am in the northend or shopping at 99 Ranch!

I've eaten here so often over many years and never reviewed it. It's our family's comfort food that makes us wish we had a Chinese grandmother! I'm sure that some people might not enjoy wtnh dishes as much as their grandmother made it but it's always tasty!We typically get a chicken congee which is the best basic version I generally find in a restaurant that I didn't make and they have about ten great and adventurous versions of this dish with regard to protein. Then a beef chow fun. It's perhaps the best version of this dish we order often with maybe some ID restaurants in Seattle. And of course the won ton egg noodle soup! Endless varieties like the congee and the dumplings are reliable good. Today It all stood out and added anise beef to the noodles soup. We didn't get the Chinese donuts which I regretted!! They're a must for dipping. They have a ton of other great dishes like gai lan with oyster sauce, chow mein lo mein etc too. All good when we try them.Service very fast snd friendly. Very kind ladies.

This is such an amazing spot for a quick meal. The service is super friendly, and super fast. Within like two minutes of placing my order, I got my meal piping hot. The ambience was bustling, and it definitely was reminiscent of a old Cantonese restaurant. I came in here starving, and left super happy. Me and my partner order the beef chow fun and then the beef ho fun noodle soup. The chow fun was done really well, as it had enough "wok hei" and fire to develop the flavors nicely. The noodle soup was also delicious. My only minor gripe was that the noodles were very much stuck together but everything is so amazing that I will definitely be back!

We love taking our family to eat here! It is convenient and they are super sweet and accommodating even for a group of 11. We ordered a variety of food and all came swiftly. The food tastes fairly consistent from prior visits but we were a bit disappointed in the salty fish fried rice - much saltier than before. In the future, we'll ask for less salt. We also love getting the condense milk mantou buns and wonton noodle soup. The gai lan was fine. The stir fry beef noodles was a bit on the drier/fried side and we had better at this place. We'll skip the variety meatball/fishball soup. Normally, I take pictures but we were too hungry.

I like this place. When I want something simple and tasty. It's small, but the floor plan is wide-open, so privacy is not really something that is available.I get the Lo-Mien Noodles with extra wontons, which I love for some reason. I haven't really ventured into other dishes because this one is my favorite. I did try the dumplings, which are also good, but I really enjoy the chewy noodles, and the bite-sized wontons very much. It has steamed bok Choi and drizzled with I'm guessing oyster sauce, but it's very simple, and satisfying.The staff all wear masks, which is what it is, and that doesn't really matter to me at all, but friendly, which is a plus.Anyhow, that's my take on this place, and maybe you'll enjoy it as well.

Came here on a Tue afternoon. The restaurant was spacious and clean.The staff was friendly. I ordered one bowl of wonton soup to eat in, and also ordered some for to-go. The wonton soup was delicious and the wontons were bigger than the regular frozen ones you get from the supermarket. Containers for to-go was an additional charge. Parking was easy as there was a parking lot.