Mike's Noodle House

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418 Maynard Ave S
Seattle, WA 98104

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(206) 389-7099
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Great value. Pretty much what I would expect to get from a home. The congee and wonton soup reminded me of...

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Mike's Noodle House used to be one of my favorite places to eat. The food is usually steaming hot, fairly priced and delicious. After the last few outings, my opinion has dropped ...

What do I try next? 4/3/2011

inthebow Provided by Partner
I have never had Cambodian food and I'm glad we went. This is a small place in the International District. As we walked past several dim sum plac... more

surprisingly good, very homey food. I will... 1/19/2009

EddieF Provided by Partner
surprisingly good, very homey food. I will definitely give it another try again. The only problem is that they close so early!!! (8pm on weekdays a... more

Great value. Pretty much what I would expect... 6/12/2008

Great value. Pretty much what I would expect to get from a home. The congee and wonton soup reminded me of... more

Great value. Pretty much what I would expect... 6/12/2008

edwinw Provided by Partner
Great value. Pretty much what I would expect to get from a home. The congee and wonton soup reminded me of down home cooking, perhaps a little bett... more

Wonderful Catered lunch from Phnom Penh Noodle House 5/7/2008

good_eats Provided by Partner
It was just another meeting until this fantastic catered lunch arrived. Although I can't tell you about the taste of the meat and seafood items--I... more

Best hole in wall in the International District 9/6/2007

The noodles are great and the congee may be even better. The place is an absolute mess (small dining area, people waiting in line next to your table while you eat) and the service is on par with other restaurants in the international district. However you will forgive all these things once you dig into your food. The menu is huge but it consists of the same six or seven ingredients presented in different ways. If you don't mind the ambience or lack of it, you will not be disappointed. Pros: everything on the menu is good, cheap eats Cons: its crowded, stuffy, and dining area is uncomfortable more

really really good wonton soup...and congee 4/26/2007

the place is small, the service isn't that great but the food is really good! the wontons are nice and firm and the congee is really creamy. perfect place to go to on a rainy day! more

I've been told this is as close to authentic Chinese noodles you can get...if so, I love authentic! 10/31/2006

I took my family here on the recommendation of a colleague who is married to a Chinese gal. Although it took a few attempts during a renovation period, we finally made it one Saturday afternoon. The place is small and was packed but we were determined to wait. They seated us as quickly as possible and gave us hot tea while we waited outside. Once the eating began, we were in heaven. The group was large and we tried to order some of everthing, including some of the more adventurous (to us) items. Everyone loved the food. It's quite affordable and incredibly good. I will return as often as possible. Too bad I'm in Ballard and it's in the ID. Try it out and see what you think of authentic Chinese noonies! Pros: Exceptional noodles and food, fair prices, friendly staff Cons: Small space, long waits more

Great food 6/26/2006

I love this place. The food is great and the price reasonable. Whenever I eat here, I usually get their shrimp wonton (among the best in Seattle) and their chicken congee (rice porridge). I've never had a bad experience here with the staff. The turnoff to this place is that the place is small and cramped, and probably built this way to make it look like that there is an overflow of customers. If you decide to eat here, you need to arrive early (i.e. before the late afternoon), as the staff will close up shop once they've sold out on the day's inventory. Pros: Great food Cons: Restaurant space is a bit small more

One of the best noodle soups in town 2/28/2005

#1 Won ton noodle soup #2 Sui kau noodle soup #3 beef noodle soup The perfect bowl of noodle soup. Its always good. Pros: Cheap, Simple good food Cons: small/cramped more

Best Noodle/Congee 12/4/2003

I have eaten at all of the places in the ID and this is hands down the best for congee and noodles. Super duper cheap. Service is not too good. They will strongly urge that you get a side dish of vegetables and frown if you decline. But if it is congee or noodles I crave, this is my new place. Incredible tasting chicken. Pros: chicken, congee, noodles Cons: service, closes at 8pm more

Good noodles, atrocious service 6/23/2002

Mike's Noodle House used to be one of my favorite places to eat. The food is usually steaming hot, fairly priced and delicious. After the last few outings, my opinion has dropped drastically. The service used to be fairly good: smiling, pleasant waitstaff that happily tended to requests. The last few times, the waitresses have been incredibly rude, tried to hurry us to finish eating, and hardly ever wiped tables before seating a new group. Half of our order came, and we had to wait 30 minutes for the other half, while take out orders came and went within 5 minutes! Not eager to go back again. Pros: delicious food, usually fast Cons: horrible service, small and cramped more
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  • Under a worn-out sign, in a dingy building, you’ll find the door into a gem of a restaurant. Like walking through the wardrobe into Narnia, the door to Mike’s Noodle House takes you from the...

  • 6/3/2010 Provided by Citysearch
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  • Hours: 9:30 a.m.-8 p.m.; daily.
  • Neighborhoods: Downtown, International District
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