Hong Kong Noodles

Best Szechuan in all of South Florida. When you ask for mala they give it to you. All the classic dishes prepared as you'd expect at any legendary Szechuan restaurant. Don't let the décor fool you, the food and service are top notch. I ended up trying all of the following (I recommend chongqing chicken only ever as dine-in): -szechuan cucumber (6.95) -spicy chicken w Fresh pepper (13.95) -mapo tofu (12.95) -spicy cumin beef (17.95) -twice cooked pork (13.95) -egg roll (3.50) -veggie fried rice (5.95) -hot and sour soup (3.95) -chongqing spicy chicken (16.95) -chicken drypot The cumin beef had a lot of cumin flavor. The hot and sour soup was also some of the best I've ever had. The chicken drypot was on point with mala flavor and seasoning. The only things I didn't like was the egg roll and the spicy chicken with fresh pepper had bone in it. I know thats more authentic, but I don't like having to gingerly bite into chicken not knowing if there is bone. There is plenty of parking in the back. It was soo good I came here twice in two weeks. Highly recommend.

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13 Mar 2021. This was my second time eating here.... And I will continue coming back because the food is excellent! I always start off with a bowl of their delicious wonton soup and a pork egg roll. These are not your typical pre-made Chinese buffet egg rolls. They seem to be handmade, and always prepared fresh. Tonight for the main course I ordered special fried Chinese noodles and my dad ordered the Pork Lo Mein. Just as our original visit several months ago, the food was more than we could eat and took home a substantial quantity. For the price you pay, the excellent quality of the food and the number of meals you get for that price, this restaurant is an excellent value.

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Definitely on par with the quality of a Sichuan restaurant in Manhattan. We ordered mapo tofu, dan dan noodles, and hot and sour pork intestine with cellophane noodles. Everything was spiced well. The pork intestine was the most spicy, but not overwhelming. My only gripe is that there were a lot of noodles and not many intestine pieces. Price is good, considering how hard it is to find this cuisine in South Florida. Service was friendly. They have booths with hotpots built into the table.

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The best Chinese in Miami by a Mile! I worked at Hakkasan Miami Beach for 12 years This is Better and 1/3 the price. A must go!

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The food of this place makes me mouthwatering, excellent cooking.

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