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N & K Noodle

4.3 (97 reviews)
Open • 9:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Porridge, Chinese donut and egg rolls
Tiffany S.

The hu tieu here is fire but what was the surprise winner for me was the congee. I got the combination and it was LOADED with flavor. I was surprised that combination wasn't brisket but liver/other organ meat, so keep that in mind if that's not your thing! The seafood congee is a good middle ground of a lot of flavor but also variety. I also tried their hand pulled noodles which are thick and slightly spicy with bokchoy. I would recommend the dry hutieu over wet because the seasoning on the noodles is soooo good. The employees are super nice. Our friends were running late and they were super patient in waiting.

Dang D.

We have been coming to NK Noodles instead of the noodle spot on Aborn and honestly it was an easy switch. Same people, same recipe, same quality but the big win is they take credit cards now. Service is always fast and the food hits every time. Their Hu Tieu Nam Vang is easily one of the best in San Jose hands down. It is located in Vietnam Town so parking can be a bit rough during peak hours but it is worth the hassle. The space itself is roomy, and seating is not an issue. Highly recommend if you are craving a solid bowl of noodles

Side soup
Michelle H.

Service: sit yourself anywhere. Waitress came to our table quickly and food was served fast. Inside a vietnamese-dominated plaza, but staff spoke English. Bring your order up to the counter to pay. Card accepted. Ambiance: place was spacious and well-lit. Plenty of tables. Not much in terms of decorations. Variety of music played throughout my meal and at a decent volume. Perfect place for a casual meal. Food: 5/5 ordered the special spicy Cambodian noodles, dry (#2). Broth that came on the side was really yummy and had a huge chunk of meat. Could eat a whole pot of it. The noodle dish had a nice variety of protein and portion size was perfect for the price. Definitely be prepared for the sour tang (if you don't like that, I would order the normal version (#1)). Condiments on the table if you want to add more flavor. I loved the green peppers!

Mi Nam Vang Dac Biet
Tiffany S.

There's so many delicious options in Century City mall, but was excited to see a new spot pop up recently, N & K Noodle. You don't see this style of noodles too much (primarily Nam Vang in SJ), so we were excited to give it a shot. We came on a weekend and there was no wait. Parking in the century city mall is always pretty tough though! We got the Mi Nam Vang Dac Biet, which is the original Cambodian noodle with all the toppings (shrimp, pork, liver, etc.). You can choose between dry and soup. If you choose dry, you get a side soup which comes with a huge beef rib! The noodles itself were well cooked and the toppings were extensive. Wish there was slightly more sauce though! We also tried their stir fried rice noodle dish, Banh Lot Xao Nam Vang. It's basically a Cambodian style beef chow fun and it was really delicious! The noodles were stir fried well and it had a lot of flavor. Thought there were slightly too many bean sprouts for my liking. Service is fast and efficient. Excited to come back and try more of their dishes!

Hu tieu nam vang
Julie T.

We stumbled upon here while looking for a place to eat. Of course I had to check yelp reviews before and there wasn't too many reviews but everyone gave good stars. The space is pretty big considering in Century Mall and had many tables. The space was clean and bright. I was surprised it was also had some Cambodian dishes! I had to try their Chefs special , the New Hu Tieu NK (Dai), Hand pull Chewy Noodle. The server mentioned it is a lot thicker than your traditional noodles like chow fun. The taste was interesting it was indeed super thickkkk and chewy! I think because I wasn't use to it, I was thrown back by it. The flavor was interesting too, it was spicy a little above my spice tolerance but bearable and a little bit sour. Not sure what that flavor was. But it was stir fried with tofu, bok choy, 2 different meats all for $16.50. I give it a (4/5). My husband ordered the Hu Tieu Nam Vang Dac Biet (Original) for $15.60. The portion size was good and he really enjoyed his bowl and literally drank the whole soup bowl. We also got a side of Chinese donuts $3.50. They came out hot so we knew they were freshly made. We dunked that into his soup and enjoyed every last bit! Overall I would come back to try their other dishes as they have other soups, and rice dishes as well.

Jann B.

Visited for lunch on a weekday. Service was decent and yhe restaurant was clean. Noodle dish was good but I've had better at other places. 3.5 overall.

Hu tieu nam vang dac biet and Hu tieu nam vang chua cay (broth on the side)
Kim N.

My favorite hu tieu nam vang in SJ! I always get the brothless special and brothless spicy/sour version. This spot takes first place for me because the flavor profile is always just right, bowls come with plenty of meat (and in the broth, which some spots don't do), and the pickled chili peppers take it to the next level. Consistently great quality and offerings overall. Service is excellent, restaurant is spacious and clean, and whoever's on aux always does a great job lol love this place!!

#2 Spicy
Oliver L.

This is probably my new spot for Nam Vang! Clean, doesn't get overly busy, and the food is delicious and they tend to you right away! I opted for #2 to see how spicy it really was. It wasn't bad as far as spice goes. I always ruin things by putting too much chili paste or anything spicy in it without trying it first. Bad habit of mine ‍ I will say it was very delicious, I've had the regular Nam vang before and that was good! I'm not too fond of the meatball regardless where I go but that doesn't mean it wasn't good, I'm just particular in a sense. Chinese donut was good, crispy and warm, broth was light but full of flavor! The rib bone I ate clean as always. Definitely fulfilled the craving. I will be back! I definitely recommend them

Yummy!
Vanessa P.

Food: 5/5 I got the hand pulled noodles and they were perfectly chewy! Loved the flavor of this. Portion was decent, I recommend getting appetizers if you're feeling extra hungry because my family finished their plates and didn't have any left overs. I do have to shout out there pickled chili peppers, it's so good I can eat an entire jar! Service: Friendly staff Ambiance: We came on a Sunday evening and it wasn't too busy or loud . I love that they play early 2000 R&B music, they were playing all the hits! Restaurant is tidy. I would for sure come back when I'm in the area.

Kalani S.

My thoughts: This is a traditional classic Vietnamese restaurant that is been around the San Jose area through out the up and down of the economy. And any restaurant can survive the harsh business world is A OK in my book. Plus they do serve good Chinese food and maintain a reasonable price. Here is my scoring card for this restaurant: 1) Location: ( 5 Point ) - Great location for customer to see and find. Great parking for street parking and back side with parking lot parking. 2) Decoration : (2 Point) - They still have the original decoration. Clean but not up to date. 3) Price: ( 4 point)- The price is competitive but still a little bit pricey compare to other same stars and type food they serve 4) Quality and Taste : ( 3 point)- The quality is ok, food taste is good and portions are below average . 5) Type of cuisine standard : ( 4 point) - The style of Vietnamese food they serve is pretty close to the way it was prepare in Vietman.Not bad! But some dishes did have slightly modify to cater the customer's need Overall it's not bad and I thinks it's great to give it a try and let me know what you think. Go foodies Total max is 25 Score 18 Stars = 72% round up to 3 stars

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Dang L.

Door dashed their original hi tieu nam vang to go - dry version. Came with the broth and noodles. Very comprehensive dish with all the typical meats - shrimp, calamari, liver, pork slices, heart as well as the sprouts and Chinese celery. It all had great flavors and plenty of meat and got the spot. Bad thing was they didn't give us any utensils in the bag!!! Boo. one star off. Luckily we had left over chop sticks at work or we would be eating with our fingers.

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