Yang’s Noodle

I can say I don’t see myself ordering from here again. I ordered through grubhub so the first experience I had was a very grumpy delivery man. Not a great way to start the meal.
We ordered the Orange chicken, General Tso’s Chicken, Salt and pepper chicken wings and cream cheese rangoons.
The rangoons where good. Nice flavor and good dipping sauce.
The Orange Chicken was ok, nothing special. Very sweet.
The General Tso’s Chicken is labeled as spicy but it was mild and a bit sweet. I found the flavor so so. Nothing amazing about it. Almost bland.
The Salt and Pepper chicken wings have jalapeño’s in the box and thai chilies so I got excited thinking it was going to be spicy as advertised. Instead it was like bland deep fried chicken wings. No flavor. No salt. No pepper.
One other thing that shocked me was that there was no rice with the order. I have never ordered from a Chinese restaurant and not gotten rice free with the entrée’s. For the price it was a bit of a rip off.

(6÷2÷16 visit) For once, decided against takeout and ventured in for dinner. Usually it’s all about Yang’s Noodles, time to shake it up a bit and time for an updated post.
Same friendly host and wait person. Wow, amazing, tasty, ginormous dinner entrées without having to deal with traffic and parking down in the ID. Great to see the restaurant full of other folks ready to enjoy a fantastic meal.
Started with barbecue pork belly… tender, succulent. Rivals Kaukau.
The kiddo had the General Tso’s dinner that came with broccoli, mound of steamed rice, and spiced up chicken. Generous that leftovers made for an amazing lunch the next day.
There was so much to choose from their menu, so for the indecisive there are dinner combos. I picked the one with two preparations of chicken, steamed rice, broccoli… but also 2 potstickers, 4 honey walnut prawns, 1 egg roll, and egg drop soup. Mine easily was ample for three meals.
Already eating, but feasted more by glancing at other entrées served at other tables. You know it’s good when folks were eating with gusto and enjoying each other’s company.
It would be absolute perfection if there was also dimsum. Another unassuming hole in the wall along Aurora serving up decent food. Lucky to have Yang’s Noodle so close to home.

I’ve been trying to find a good Chinese restaurant that delivers and I finally found one! I got the CD1 (combo dinner) which comes with Sweet and Sour Chicken, Broccoli Beef, a Spring Roll, Egg Flower Soup, and 2 Pot Stickers and I absolutely loved all of it! It’s a lot of delicious food for a good price and I plan to order from them again!

Food is just ok. Ordered general tos, beef chow fun, steamed dumplings, and rice. The chicken was dry and over cooked and the breading was hard as a rock their was also no heat to it generals chicken is hot and spicy, the noodles where over killed with ginger in spots and had no flavor in others. The rice has no salt or anything to make it have flavor, and the dumplings… are just bleh. Ling lings have more flavor and those you get out of the freezer section of the grocery store.
Update: Called and talked to the restaurant and they apologized for the chicken and took it off our bill since it was pretty much un edible.

I ordered Beef Chow Fun and it was delicious. The beef was so tender and the noodles were cooked perfectly. Wait staff was very friendly. Restaurant was clean inside and out. I really can’t find anything to complain about. I will definitely return to try some other dishes!

We used EAT24 to get delivery on a lazy Sunday. Since we are literally down the block we didn’t think it would be an issue to get food delivered to our door. We got a call from the driver from the front of our building saying he was too busy with other deliveries to come into our building. Considering we paid a fee for delivery and tip, this was extremely disappointing. For a Chinese restaurant we didn’t expect much for customer service but this was too much. Food was good, but nothing special. Prices are in the normal range.

Great food. Very fresh ingrediants presented artfully. The management and staff were pleasent and helpful during ordering. I had yhe beef chow fun. Excellent dish. Filling would be an understatement I will be back

There aren’t very many decent Chinese delivery places in north Seattle, but this place is solid. They are very fast at delivering, and the food is consistent and good. General Tso’s Chicken, fried rice, chow mein, all solid Americanized Chinese food.
Recommended.

They deliver! I’ve never been in the actual restaurant so I can’t speak to that. As far as food and delivery goes, this is my go-​to place when I’m craving «Chinese food» (quotes because I’m referring to that sort nebulous cuisine Americans call Chinese food) and don’t want to leave my house to get it.
The food is good, you get a lot of it, and prices are what you’d expect (and they deliver!) There’s nothing mind blowing about this place but for that very specific niche they fill, they do it perfectly.

Best:
–Handmade noodles tossed in Chinese Brown Gravy w Pork
Pretty great:
-«Chicken Pad Thai»…with a Chinese flair
–Fish Congee
–Tofu and mixed veggies
Great food, no nonsense, might even be healthy if you order right. Friendly service.

The Best OF the best, I recommend this place, my favorite is the yang’s dumplings with noodles

Some friends and I ordered take out and it was great! Don’t let the location in a cumby strip mall on Aurora fool you, it’s a great place. The only real downside was the wait time. We ordered our food, sat around and watched TV for quite a while then went to pick up the food. We still ended up waiting at the restaurant for another 15 minutes or so. In all, I estimate that it took them 45 minutes to make the food.
Oh well, It was worth the wait. We got Singapore Noodles, Stir Fried Pork with Green Onion and Ma Po Tofu. The first two were great but the Ma Po Tofu was just about average. I have heard great things about their dumplings, so I’m going to get those next time.

Food was ok. Some of their chicken dishes use the same chicken they use for the teriyaki chicken. Expected at least regular chicken. Not coming back here again.

There are a lot of Chinese food options in my neighborhood and honestly, most just seem to be either too greasy or too flavorless or too ‘why the hell is your general tso’s chicken just sweet and sour chicken with a teaspoon of red rooster sauce’? Yang’s is pretty much now tied for the best Chinese food up North (with Chef Liao) and it will most likely get far more of my business due solely to the availability on Eat 24. It takes awhile to arrive, but when it does it is still hot, and it is very good.
My favorites so far are the steamed potstickers, the prawns with lobster sauce, and the General Tso… but again, I have had many more dishes and haven’t found one that let me down as of yet. I know nothing of the restaurant itself but for delivery Chinese, these folks know their business and are worth the price.

I just spent $ 60 on something that i COULD NOT eat– i had to throw everything away except for the spring rolls! It was horrible!
The food came by delivery– I’m sure the food came the extra 20 minutes early since i told them that the food they were that this was going to determine their review from me on Unilocal…
It was so bad! I didn’t even steamed veggies could look so DEAD! Totally wilted, rubbery, slippery and gooey! Neither of us could eat it– so down the drain it went!
The spring rolls were really good– better than the chinese place we always order from… So that was awesome!
My dish was so bad that i took a few bites and couldn’t swallow after i somehow managed to eat a huge piece of fat! And there were chunks of meat in there that WEREN’T pork, chicken OR shrimp, and i was scared to eat any more… Again– down the drain it went!
The food had absolutely NO seasoning or salt, the sauce was really watery– IF any at all!
Bad place to spend $ 60! Never ordering from them again! I saw the reviews and decided to try them out cus the regular place we get food from was closed today…
Oh– so the drink that i bought off their menu was $ 2.50 RIGHT?! (It was 99 cents for the drink) they must’ve stocked up at the dollar store or something… Im really mad!
I give it a ¹⁄₅ stars seeing how i wrote to them and asked them to include a cup of ice for the drink– which they did AND the driver was really really nice too. And thats the only reasons why they get stars from me at all!
If they had a negative star system i would’ve used that BUT since they dont, I’m stuck with a rating that I’m SURE they dont deserve BUT I’m trying to be nice…
Never ordering from here again!
They didn’t even include fortune cookies OR soy sauce with my order…

Extremely bad dining experience. Basically everything is greasy, slimy, and salty.
Everything comes in huge piles but i have no appetite.
I guess the only upside of this place is its long hours?
Will not come again.

Solid Chinese food here. I am Chinese. We definitely liked this place and would eat here again. I saw lots of other Chinese people eating here. Must be legit. We will be back! Thanks Yang’s.
We had the beef chow fun and Singapore noodles. Both were great. Good sized portions.
We also had the won ton noodle soup with white noodles. Noodles weren’t the best. They also serve it with egg noodles, we will probably try that next time.

I was going to give this place 4 stars because they didn’t read my instructions on my delivery order and the delivery guy totally went to the wrong place. However, they are all the way in Shoreline and they delivered to me in Greenwood, heck, 5 stars.
I ordered the Pork belly, black mushroom fried rice & their Hong Kong style crispy noodle. Both were fantastic. I love how the food is not overly seasoned, the veggies were crisp & fresh and it was really truly delicious. I really want to order some other items next time and heck, I’ll even walk the extra block to meet the delivery guy!

Recently we stopped in on a chilly night and the three of us were hungry! We were greeted warmly at the door and once we chose a table, were brought menus and waters right away.
We started with an appetizer of honey walnut shrimp and our entrées were hand-​shaved noodles with beef, beef chow fun, and Hong Kong style crispy noodle with veg, shrimp, and chicken.
The honey walnut shrimp wasn’t gloopy with mayonnaise and the glazed walnuts were excellent. My crispy noodles came with perfectly cooked vegetable, shrimp, and chicken. I wish it had a little more flavour but it was still nicely made. The two beef noodle dishes were a hit. I liked the rustic hand-​shaved noodles which were thick and wonderfully chewy.
I think the next time we visit, I’ll try one of their soups or maybe we will test out their delivery.

Holy yumminess to the tumminess!!! This little hidden gem is right next door to Budget Blinds on Aurora. We went to Budget Blinds (who were super nice and helpful) and I was starving. I was a little wary about the restaurant because it’s a bit hidden… and I’ve never heard of it.
Well…hot damn… these guys can cook and the food was so fresh and they know how to use that wok!!! There is nothing sadder than chinese food without the sacred «wok hay». That translates to «wok air», but if you love chinese food… you know what that means. All of the dishes had great wok hay and were nicely seasoned and cooked to perfection. I was so pleasantly stuffed and surprised.
We have gone out of way to eat here multiple times now. Hubby even came to get me some «jook» a few weeks ago because I was sick and craving some jook. It was delicious. My favorite dish is the hoisin cheurng fun. But I love hoisin sauce so of course it’s my favorites. I have yet to have a bad dish.
We’ve even taken family from Hong Kong and they were praising the food… which is such a compliment because Hong Kong has the best food in the world!
Keep in mind… this place isn’t fancy and the service is nice too. But, holy goodness to my tummy. I dream of their noodles…
Definitely give Yangs Noodle a chance. I’m so happy we did. I just sent hubby to pick me up some food and can’t wait for him to come home… with the food!