Hong Kong Noodles

The food is fairly authentic good Chinese food. The prices are reasonable with large portions. The atmosphere was alright, but not exceptional. The service was good, and I enjoyed it! Thumbs up!

SAVE YOURSELF! It’s too late for me, but you can still be spared from this horrible place.
Where to begin…
1. It took an hour and 40 minutes to receive my food (estimated delivery time was 50 minutes).
2. When I called the restaurant after an hour to check on the status of my order, the woman I spoke to said it would be a while, but had no specific estimate of when it should arrive…
3. When the order finally arrived, it arrived incomplete. When I called to notify them of the situation, they informed me that it would be over an hour to correct THEIR ERROR. I requested a refund instead.
4. To top it all off, the food was horrible. Just abysmal. Tasteless and flavorless except for the hot and sour soup which was WAY too salty. I don’t think I’ve ever been so disappointed by a meal. Truly.
Seriously…Your money is better spent ANYWHERE ELSE.

I haven’t been here for a long time and I remember the food was good. So, I took my friend to have a lunch. The service is friendly but the food was not good at all. The rice crêpe was cooked too much, the shrimp dumplings were not fresh, Chinese broccoli had a hug stem and it was very hard to chew. The BBQ pork buns were not so bad. Tea we ordered did not have much tea leaves and was weak. I am sorry but this will be my last visit.

Great dim sum, all day– everyday.
I don’t recommend the shrimp paste!
Best chicken feet ever. :)

Authentic style dim sum, good stuff just be aware of what you order some of the stuff might not be what you were expecting, you will certainly feel like an explorer. The duck, flat noodle, and the sweet and sour fried pork are very good.

Have ordered from this restaurant only twice. Food was OK but delivery was long and erratic the first time. Today we have ordered again and despite our delivery being confirmed on 60min max we are STILL waiting. 2h30min after the order confirmation. Have called the restaurant FOUR times and 4 times we were told the driver was «on his way». Considering the restaurant is located an 8min drive from our home… Meanwhile half of our party has had to leave to work (without dinner obviously). I have cancelled our order and we now we will end up looking for a dinner alternative. Frustrating as its meanwhile too late to order from most places!

This place is ridiculous! They charge $ 3 for delivery. I ordered for a Mongolia shrimp amd I only got 8 shrimp in my plate and an order of krab wanton they were extremely bad. End up paying 25 dollars. Never again

Maybe I went on a bad day, but the food is not that great. My food was bland & the waitress seemed to be annoyed with being at work. What made it worse is that the staff watched me eat the food. They, literally watched me put every bite in my mouth.

This could not be worse! We just ordered delivery from this place and here’s the summary:
1.- Our food arrived ONE HOUR late and of course no one bother to let us know of any delays
2.- We got excuses for the delay, not having chicken and getting lost inside our community.
3.- Our food was obviously cold
4.- They sent and excuse of fried rice that was not even fried (you don’t mix shrimp and ham into white rice and call it that)
5.- The BBQ ribs had almost any meat on
6.- The glazed walnut shrimp had a poor excuse of white sauce that tastes like mayo
I have no more comments.

Amazing food horrible service I use to order from here on a regular basis the food was always great as time went on the service got worse and worse I just placed a delivery order waited two hours they accepted my money never sent the food and didn’t refund the money I will never order from them ever again… It’s a shame because there is not a lot of good dim sum places in Miami…

Don’t let the façade fool you, authentic Chinese Food focusing on great noodles.
Price is reasonable and the taste amazing!
Not your first date kind of place but definitely worth a try.

I was craving for Dim Sum last Sunday and wanted to find a place close to my home. Sure there was always Tropical Chinese South Miami or Hong Kong Dim Sum in Coral springs but this place was only about 10 minutes away so I took a chance in spite of the mixed reviews.
It was a Sunday and the place was half empty so I got seated right away. Its not a fancy place and tables and chairs were not organized at all. 2 cloudy aquariums smacked right in the corner as you walk in the front entrance. Yes, they did have live fish and lobsters inside the contraption. Server handed me a dim sum sheet that had been photocopied probably a hundred times. But let’s talk about the food.
1) Hot and Sour Soup — Chunky, spicy sour and piping hot.
2) Steamed Shrimp dumplings — Served in 4, soft and delicate.
3) Roast Pork Buns — The pork sauce was on point & dough was also moist. Served in 3 hot buns.
4) Deep Fried Taro w/​Shrimp — It wasn’t too greasy. Crunchy & oozing shrimp filling. But definitely rich so watch your cholesterol :)
5) Steamed Rice Noodles w/​BBQ pork — My least favorite. It was bland and not enough pork filling.
6) Special fried rice — Can never go wrong with this. Chunks of mixed ingredients. I had to take this one home cause I was so full.
You might wonder how much this feast cost but this was the best part. It was only 25 bucks for everything. Wow! Definitely enough for 2 people. I was pleased with the service as well. My server did not really speak English but was attentive and pointed her recommendations on the dim sum menu. Wished the dining room was more spruced up and aquarium was spotless or just move it to a non-​intrusive spot cause this joint has potential, but these flaws might be the reason why they have affordable offerings. Overall the food was decent and did not kill my pocket. Will come back again.

I’ve never actually stepped foot into Hong Kong Noodles, I’ve only ordered delivery online through one of the major delivery websites. So far I have been impressed with the delivery. The same person has delivered each time and he has always brought the food within the estimated time frame. The food is also packaged in containers really well, there never is any spilled food in the delivery bags (which is a huge bonus because some places are just bad at creating delivery bags).
For South Florida Chinese food this is probably one of the more «authentic» places I’ve tried. Definitely not real authentic, but heck it’s more authentic than most of the Chinese-​style restaurants down here. A couple staples I usually order: Dim Sum; Pork Sweet and Sour; Fried Rice; Dumplings; Mongolian Beef; and General Tso’s Chicken.
So far the food has always been good and consistent. Only one dish I haven’t liked so far, which was the Chicken Chow Mein and that was just a personal preference. I felt the prices have reasonable, especially when I’ve had leftovers for at least 2 more meals.

Love coming here! Prices are great, very generous portions. Service is always very polite, quiet and relaxed atmosphere. Be sure to ask for the dim sum menu! More than 75 things to choose from, most of which $ 3 or less. Yes, I’ve tried the chicken feet and they’re pretty good. Very chewy lol. Haven’t gotten around to the river snails yet. Ill try just about anything once. The beef stew udon noodle soup is to die for! Beef practically melts in the mouth since its slow roasted several hours. Best to try a little of everything and pair it with their hot tea for a truly amazing dining experience. The outside of the restaurant doesn’t look like much, parking can be tight at times but 100% worth the time!

This place definitely is a no frills, mom-​and-​pop operation. It’s located in one of the strip mall shopping plazas directly across the street from The Mall at 163^rd St.
Doesn’t look like much from the outside and the inside is only slightly better. But what they have to offer is pretty authentic — for South Florida, anyway. (Note: This is NOT your typical ‘south Florida strip mall Chinese-​American’ menu!!!)
We stopped-​in for a brunch-​time dim sum service on a recent Sunday afternoon. We were given a pencil and a Xeroxed dim sum list with boxes to check-​off. Hadn’t been to one of those places in a while. It was kinda fun. And everything we ordered was great. We stuck mostly to the basics this time — several kinds of dumplings, pork buns, a beef noodle dish, etc. — but they were all nicely prepared.
Service was fine, if not a little bit on the ‘leisurely’ side. And I think our waitress might have been one of the owners. But it’s a mom-​and-​pop, neighborhood place. It’s not The Four Seasons. Adjust your expectations accordingly.
Prices were really reasonable. I can’t remember our grand total, but the two of us had quite a few items off of the dim sum menu and the bill didn’t even make is think twice.
Definitely will be introducing more friends to this great little ‘local’ place.

I’m ALL About that Good Dim Sum and I was looking for a good Dim Sum place to eat and I was told that this was the place. The Dim Sum is pretty cool, not the best that I ever had but it did satisfy my Dim Sum cravings. The Parking-​really odd. The service-​decent. The other food-​pretty tasty.
**Note: If you are dating someone who’s Asian or someone who likes new food experiences then this place is a safe choice.
So, check it, I ordered the hot green tea, which was nice and strong… as well as the Dim Sum. The BBQ pork buns, which are my favorite, were way to Small… I wish that they were bigger… which I am use to… The rest of the Dim Sum were satisfying!!!

This place is authentic as it comes for these parts of south Florida. The dim sum had yummy flavor in each bite. Love, love the fried shrimp balls. So crispy and wild I the outside yet filled with tender and flavor. These were made with love! Any way the roast duck was also quite tasty. I can go on. But to the point everything came out surprisingly good :) it’s quite the hidden gem.
P.s our waitress was also attentive and nice. Thank you Hong Kong noodle for the food baby in my belly tonight

QUALITY. NOT YOUR «AMERICANIZED» CHINESE JOINT. I hunt for good dimsum in every city — true story. Ming’s off E Colonial — Orlando’s best; oriental pearl — ATL’ best; & SoFL — THIS PLACE. I’ve been to 5 in the Miami/​SFL area, one including Pavillion & Tropical Chinese, which is ridiculously expensive for dimsum & not even that good. I admit, there’s a few more places to cross off my list, but I doubt they will have REAL CRAB in their FISH MAW SOUP. It wasn’t on their menu but they have it & it’s the best I’ve had next to NYC.
We came here after calling ahead to see if they serve dimsum past lunch. DIMSUM ALL DAY PEOPLE! You know that’s special. I’m not sure if they have carts on weekends or anytime for that matter, but their dimsum hit the spot. Not to mention juicy & crispy duck, well cooked turnip cake, & good fried rice and lo mein. Need I say more? No… but I will.
Everyone knows chinese joints that serve dimsum are infamous for their awesome service (sarcasm). We came on a Monday night around 6ish and the lady was friendly & attentive. She made us feel at home which almost felt strange compared to all the other dimsum places I’ve frequented. I’ll be back.

Entered from the parking in the back. Was kind of nervous because of the outside and the smell when we first walked in. Greeted as soon as we walked thru by a friendly waitress (think she’s the owners daughter) and was seated right away. Arrived around 1:30 and not a single soul was there besides my party of 3. Dim sum was a little pricey vs the bamboo garden in Pembroke Pines so we opted for wonton soup, chicken lo mein, honey garlic chicken with white rice and shrimp and lobster sauce. Food was delicious which was surprising and the waitress was very attentive. Maybe three other people came in during our meal.
Didn’t visit the restrooms because it looked gross from the outside door with the paint chipped off and etc. My dad and sister said it was OK. They can use some updated décor and lightning but other than that it was nice. Like I said previously the waitress was really nice! Not sure if I’ll come back though in a hurry.

I really liked the dim sum here! The special fried shrimp balls were awesome! The pan fried turnip cake was nice and crispy on the outside and had good flavor. Definitely enjoyed everything here more than Tropical Chinese. This place is less expensive and better quality! Also the service isn’t in your face all the time like Tropical. The only downfall is that they don’t have egg custard… HOW CAN YOU NOT HAVE EGG CUSTARD!!! They were also out of stuffed taro… Sigh!!!
Anyways our table of four had a feast and even had leftovers at $ 15 a head. Soooo worth it! You get a great variety of delicious dim sum and everything came out relatively quick! Glad my friends introduced me to this place as I will now gain 5 pounds every week I go since I don’t have to drive up to Pembroke Pines any more… Woohoo?