Canton Noodle House
Looking for a casual dining experience that satisfies your cravings for authentic Asian flavors? Canton Noodle House, located at 6008 Martin Luther King Jr Way S in Seattle, WA, is the perfect spot to dive into some mouthwatering dishes. Whether you're a local or just passing through, this restaurant has quickly become a go-to for many, offering a cozy atmosphere with a moderate noise level that’s great for groups and families alike.
Canton Noodle House serves up a range of delicious dishes, but there are a few that really stand out. If you're in the mood for something warm and comforting, their Wonton Noodle Soup is a must-try. The delicate wontons, paired with savory broth and noodles, make for the perfect meal. Another fan favorite is the Beef Brisket Noodle Soup, which combines tender beef with flavorful noodles in a rich, hearty broth. If you prefer something lighter, the Wonton Soup offers a simple yet satisfying option.
For those craving something a bit different, the Combo Fried Chicken is another popular dish that’s crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside – perfect for sharing. And if you’re in the mood for something more soothing, try the Fish Congee, a warm rice porridge that's both comforting and delicious.
The restaurant's vibe is laid-back and family-friendly, making it a great choice for dining with kids or groups. With its welcoming atmosphere and diverse menu, Canton Noodle House is an ideal spot to enjoy a satisfying meal with loved ones. Whether you're coming for a quick bite or a leisurely meal, you’ll find something to love here.
Looking to add some variety to your dining routine? Canton Noodle House offers a great mix of traditional and tasty dishes that cater to all tastes, making it a top pick for any occasion.
Reviews
Comforting, classic mom and pop restaurant that you shouldn't pass on! We stopped by for a low key brunch. Dishes were very well seasoned and prepared, with nice portions and reasonable prices. Service was great, too. Conveniently located in a plaza with plenty of parking, and other small businesses like an Asian grocery store and bakery.
Yet another place I've never been to despite living in this city my whole life... until now. This place shares parking with places like Ding Feng and Happy Lemon. As most likely stated in other reviews, make sure your parking is near-perfect in this strict rule-enforced area or you will get ticketed. Passing that, the place feels somewhat intimate and homely, with the feel of the tables and chairs resembling most Chinese restaurants in Chinatown and bright incandescent lights above the tables. You get a menu and servers take your order. There's a ton of noodle soups here but they also serve congee, salt and pepper dishes, claypot dishes and other things. Before going on, I've personally had less-than-great experiences eating wonton noodle soups, in particular at one place that everyone seems to like and rave about in Seattle's Chinatown... having said that, I got the wonton and beef brisket noodle soup through my friend's recommendation, and man it was really good especially when you add in chili oil! Soup was fresh, wontons were perfect and the noodles didn't over- or underpower the soup like it does for other places I've had wonton noodle soups at. Beef briskets were tender and flavored well. This might become a place I'll recommend to anyone wanting to visit Seattle! It's that delicious!
Everything is super tasty. Wonton Noodle Soup is my favorite and the fried chicken is soooooo crunchy!
Best wonton noodle place in Seattle. Food: Wonton noodle: 5/5 everything was juicy and the size of the wonton was perfect Shui gao noodle: 5/5 if you like that mushroom taste, you will like this more than the wontons. Not many places have this Beef brisket noodle 5/5: very tasty beef, the beef was super tender. Fried chicken: 10/5 this place is known for their noodles but let you tell you about their fried chicken. It's sooooo juicy and crispy. And the taste is next to none. I always have to get an order of their fried chicken here. Service: decent, don't have anything bad to say about it
A small mom and pop Chinese noodle place. The noodle broth was very good. It's perfectly spicy with a little of that classic numbing spice. I love how much protein they give. Definitely worth the price for the amount we get. The friend calamari is amazing too. Freshly fried, a good appetizer. If you've ever had mikes noodle house, this is on par with the dish and slightly cheaper with easier parking. I'd pick this over mikes any day