Top Noodle Shop in Garden Grove
Y Tea Cafe Boba, Fries, Crawfish
14291 N Euclid St Ste D105, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
I love coming to Y Tea because the drinks are amazing. The service is impeccable. They have a lot of snacks that will keep your stomach happy. I love their fries, popcorn chicken,sandwiches, and garlic noodles. Their macrons are so good, and its only 3 for $5!. That is quite a steal because most place, its $2.50 for just one. My favorite drinks are : green Thai tea, tea me lulu, cool tease, and bubble rain. You will definitely be one happy munchers if you order any of these. One thing that i always notice is that the owner is always there. She (Yen) takes the time talk to you and ask for your opinions on how everything taste to you. Most places, you dont even know who the owner is, but at Y tea, you know your food is going to be great, because the owner is always there, so there cant be any slackers.
Hu Tieu De Nhat
9972 Garden Grove Blvd Ste. F, Garden Grove, CA 92844, United States
Very good noodles shop. Place is a little small inside, but there are a few tables outside that add additional capacity. Service is quick and foods arrive fast. Taste-wise, I thought it was fairly average. Not bad, but it is not ahead of the competition.
Phat Ky Mi Gia Restaurant
14140 Brookhurst St, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
The duck noodle shop here is the best!! If anyone wants to eat the famous duck noodle soup in District 5, this is the best choice!
Phuong Restaurant (1 H Tiu- Bnh Canh -Bn C)
10722 Westminster Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
I go back to Phuong restaurant after 4 months its remodelled. It looks nicer, cleaner and warmer. It has more dishes, new bowls, new tables & chairs and decorating. I entered the restaurant and recognized its crowded with more customers than before. I had a very delicious hủ tíu khô, a kind of noodle with separate soup. I like the way they treat customers with addition chilly, onion, sprout, vegetables with no charges. Unlike some another restaurants charge 50 cents to 1.50 dollard for add-on sprout, chilly, etc... I am really enjoy food and time at Phuong restaurant.
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Harbor Garden
14291 Euclid St D108-109, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
Harbor Garden has a high review rating for a good reason.The food is not greasy and it is flavorful. The food was served hot with a nice balance of ingreadients. The portion size is very fair relative to the price. Also, they do give free white rice with the entree when you dine in. On top of that, the hot green tea was served piping hot and it is free when you dine in with the entre. You just have to ask.The food is clean cooking. Meaning to say the food was not floating in oil and the mixture of protein to veggie ratio is very balanced. The flavor also have enough seasoning and spice that the ingredients have been enhanced instead of overwhelm or overpower the other ingredients.The flavor of the green tea is excellent and it really helps cleanse the palate and it helps with letting the food settle for the other entre.The service is superb. The servers were very attentive. And I had the lucky opportunity to talk to the manager. I found out that the chef is an authentic chef from China.Therefore,the flavors are uniquely authentic Chinese flavors as supposed to other Chinese restaurants.And they make the noodles fresh by hand in the kitchen daily. No extra preservative from factory bought noodles. That adds to the clean flavor and eats I mentioned earlier.The ambiant lighting is not dark or too bright. The smell is fabulous and not fishy. The accoustic in the restaurant has enough background noise but not so loud that you cant hear the conversation in front of you.The restroom is clean and it doesnt have a bad smell. The dining room is clean and there is enough space to walk between the tables and chairs. The dining room have a ton of space for huge parties.I suppose this is a great place to take huge families. Next door is owned by the same family and they sell boba and teas. So if one want to order from the boba shop next door, ask the server. If that isnt a good customer service, I dont know what is.I had a good experience dining here that felt compelled to write them a review. And no, I am not being paid for the review nor am I related to the owners.
Hot stone pho
14241 Euclid St Unit C101-C104, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
The restaurant was clean and had a lot of seating. They play instrumental music and the servers were nice and attentive. I would recommend they put the butcher paper down on the table before you seat the guests. Many seemed a little annoyed to have to pick up everything for them to put the paper down.My husband ordered a hot stone pho combination. The anise flavor was not over powering and the broth was flavorful. The hot clay pot is super HOT. They warn you to not touch the bowl. You do have to wait a few to cool down. Also, things come out one at a time similar to other Vietnamese restaurants. Took awhile to get hot water and hot tea.He did order a second bowl of noodles as he felt it was not enough. I ordered the shaken fries with beef and rice, no onions. The sauce they marinated in was very flavorful and a bit garlicky. The salt was not overpowering. Their cups for hot tea are a decent size as they dont have tea pots. We will definitely return as the food was quite good. Parking is in the shopping center, but we were able to find a spot. But it was a Monday evening. I imagine weekends would be crazy and a bit harder to park. We will definitely return!
Loving Hut - Garden Grove
12050 Chapman Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92840, United States
Beautiful new Loving Hut!The wall of windows in the front bring in a lot of natural light, which is always nice unless youre a vampire. The green, white, and wood decor with large pots of Thai orchids and potted plants bring a clean, cheery, bright look to the cozy restaurant.I originally came in to scope out the place for a veggie Meetup, but ended up caving in to the cravings as I saw so much delicious food on the tables and cooked up in the kitchen. I ordered the Pajeon starter, a savory Korean pancake ($5.50) and sweet potato fries ($4.25, and I never pass em up) with a rose lemonade ($3.50) to-go because I had already eat a few bites at Vegan Pizza and it was HOT outside on this Saturday afternoon. I waited about 15-20 minutes, not bad for a new place that was 15/16 full for the lunch rush. The food was packed in brown paper, eco-friendly containers and the cup was made of biodegradable plastic. All withstood a 20-minute drive through the streets of the local hoods and was still tasty upon home arrival. The sweet potato fries were understandably soft by this time, but still darn tasty--even when I put them in the fridge as leftovers and got them out to have few more cold. The Pajeon was covered in a surprising white, creamy vegan sauce and complemented the chock-full-of-veggies pancake perfectly. I was so full from eating a corn dog and breadsticks from Vegan Pizza just a few doors down (I know, carb-overload today), but I just wanted to eat every bite of that pancake despite my food-induced coma coming on. However, in the name of charity, I justified saving some of the fries and the pancake bites for my brother. The rose lemonade was refreshing and super sweet...a bit too much for me, but thats because I dont usually eat anything with sugar at home, so I just watered it down to get more mileage out of the cup! Better more than less, this time!The staff are still finding their way as the restaurant has only been opened a week, but they are very kind and attentive, i.e. refilling your water while looking after a steady flow of eat-in and take-out customers through the door if youre patient. The manager said that its been busy ever since they opened and they are trying to keep up with soaring demand. I hope that you will try it for yourself, go early or go late if you dont want to wait too long, and enjoy a meal at the new Loving Hut as much as I did! Repeat visits recommended!
Saigon Vegan - Garden Grove
10522 McFadden Ave, Garden Grove, CA 92843, United States
I will start with the good- I ordered through postmates and it came quickly and was still hot when it arrived. I got the portobello tenders and pad thai with extra veggies. The portobello tenders were bomb and probably one of the best things Ive eaten in a while- the order came with quite a few and could have used some more dipping sauce. The pad Thai was decent- a solid 7 out of 10 but I am a Thai food conessuar so my standards are pretty high. There were a few sprinkles of broccoli and cauliflour added in however the items I ordered together should have been about 18 dollars all in all not including delivery charges. I got a notification saying the restaurant had increased the cost of my order to 34.00?!?! This is not including the fees. I know I asked for extra veggies but I dont think I got 16.00s worth nor should it ever cost that much for some sprinkles of broccoli and cauliflour. I feel a bit ripped off- I am on a budget and only order in very occasionally so this was a big disappointment. I wont order this restaurant for delivery again because of that.
Pho REDBO
7725 Garden Grove Blvd, Garden Grove, CA 92841, United States
Finally got to try out Pho Redbo and left pretty happy!Pho Redbo is located in a small shopping center that is at the very end on the corner of the center. Parking was pretty plentiful on a weekday evening!Coming in, there were a lot of tables located all around, and service was super chill and speedy!Our party got a number of a different items so got to try a wide variety!*Golden Truffle Fries: Pretty much as it sounds! Crispy thin fries with truffle salt sprinkled on top and ketchup. A pretty good amount to share at the table.*Oxtail Pho: This apparently was a newer item on the menu. Super delicious. The oxtail pieces were pretty big, and the meat pretty easily comes off the bone. The pho itself was super solid. Tasty broth and noodles. The condiments here are also put into a variety of separate containers which I thought was a neat touch including the usual oyster sauce and sriracha. We also got an order of the really wagyu and meatball pho which was also delicious -*Flaming Wagyu Carpaccio: Probably the flashiest dish. A server brings out the wagyu carpaccio and a kitchen blowtorch to torch the wagyu in front of you along with grilled onions. The meat is really good and tender. Loved the presentation.*Beef Stew: This was something I wasnt expecting but pretty good! This was a heartier stew dish with beef and more of a tomato base. They also brought out a baguette which you can tear apart and dip into the baguette. A really pleasant surprise all-around.*Egg rolls: We also got an order of four egg rolls which came out with a nice sauce and was a nice addition!*Wagyu Fried Rice: A solid and good amount of fried rice with the wagyu rice mixed in. Thought it was a nice complement to especially eating the carpaccio.*Teas: Finally we tried out a few different tea selections like the thai iced tea and the lychee tea. The lychee tea wasnt too bad for me. Im usually not too into sweet drinks but thought this was well-balanced.Good stuff all-around - hope to be back soon!
Pho Flavor
10130 Garden Grove Blvd #131, Garden Grove, CA 92844, United States
It seems like the current trend in OC is northern style pho. Pho Flavor offer both northern and southern pho. Also, choice of wide or regular size vermicelli noodles.They took over the former Pho Bros and kept the same decor and furniture. The menu is kept simple and all they serve is pho in these Instagramable three layer stackable bowls. Pho soup bowl as the bottom, herbs (bean sprouts, culantro, jalapeño) as the middle and the sriracha + hoisin sauce as the top. With a side of basil in a water vase.We ordered northern style stir fry meats with wide noodles and southern style pho with regular size noodles.Here was the chance to decipher the difference between the broth from both regions. They do give you a description of both but my taste buds and experience says otherwise. To me, northern style broth is more beefy and bolder. I'm not a fan of the wide noodles because it becomes too starchy the broth soaks it all up making me really full after a few bites. I'm not a science person but I feel like the molecules in the broth for northern style does not easily seep through making it the perfect combo. The garlic vinegar slices are optional here so you must ask for it.3 stars for flavor and taste. It's just average. IMO, other competitors have perfected their broth over Pho Flavor. However, the portions were way more generous than other places.I would have preferred condiments on the table, especially the pickled garlic vinegar. They seem to keep the decor simple, modern, and clean with these gimmicky bowls.4 stars for service. Overall, 3.5 bump to 4.