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North China Restaurant

4.3 (342 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Korean, Noodles
Open • 11:30 am - 9:00 pm
Updated over 3 months ago

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Casual
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Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Lunch on a Friday

What a great spot. It's a pretty large restaurant. And a great menu. I had the sizzling rice soup the homemade cheesecake kimchi and they make this really spicy Serrano pepper oil. That is fabulous. The waiters are also very nice here.

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Vickie P.

We had a good time at North China. The staff were very friendly and they seem to have a lot of regulars come in. The dining room was good size and very clean. Our server made suggestions and answered all our questions. We would go back again.

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Greg S.

North China in Houston is an easy, EASY five star spot. The big koi mural outside and the gold Buddha statue inside are pretty cool, and the place has a comfortable feel not trendy, but normal (which is a plus). The staff is friendly and easygoing, and I didn't feel rushed at all. I started with the fish bun, and it was really good. The buns were airy and warm, and the fried fish was crispy outside and tender inside. The flavor was there 100 percent, they marinated the hell out of it! So good. For my main entree, I got the Colonel Tsos' Chicken. They make it with a whole chicken cutlet instead of small pieces, the first time I've had it prepared like that. The breading crisp, the meat was juicy, and the sauce had a nice mix of sweet and spicy. It came with fried rice and house salad, and potatoes. All were good and on par with any other high end restaurants. My wife ordered the shrimp, and she loved it. She is actually the one who recommended the place, and she was right. She said the shrimp was fresh, flavorful, and cooked perfectly. Their house made spicy chili sauce, made with serrano peppers, on point. It had heat and flavor. I asked if I could take some home, and they were totally fine with it and even packed a few extra containers for me. North China serves fresh food, pays attention to the details, and treats you well. It is easily one of the better spots in Houston for Mandarin food with a dash of Korea. We had other items, but I'm tired of typing lol

Zhajiang Mian
Richard J.

I went a bit off the beaten path to try a dish I had never seen before on a menu in Houston: Zhjiang Mian, which consists of Ground pork, yellow onion, fermented black bean paste, and wheat noodles. I found it to be deeply satisfying in a comfort food kind of way. It's not flashy, it's subtle. The service at North China is exceptional too.

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Lori B.

The FOOD!!! Omg amazing. Go there. It's excellent. We ordered the beef noodle soup and the Beijing shredded pork. Both are very authentic Chinese. The broth for the soup is the best beef broth I've ever tasted in the dish anywhere in Houston. Go and checkout and you may agree. The shredded pork came with homemade buns that were perfect in texture and cooked exactly as they are supposed to be. Put the yummy shredded pork inside the bun and you'll be back- guaranteed. For those newbies- this is NOT BBQ style shredded pork. This is cut pieces of pork in a wonderfully flavored sauce with the steamed buns around the outside of the plate. You won't find better. If this place was in China, it would get the highest restaurant ratings Service was quick and friendly and some free appetizer chips with duck sauce to start. Don't miss this restaurant.

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Tracey Z.

Lots of working folk here for lunch during the weekday. I like their lunch special of a meal with an egg roll. The service was fast and attentive! I got the Mandarin shrimp. It was good but the fried rice I wish was not just rice but had veggies and egg in it. The egg roll was yummy, it is vegetarian though. Very big portion size.

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Thank you, Steph!

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Thanks Sandra! Come back for a Jjamppong too!

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Thanks for trying something new, Richard!

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Good food at the going average price of $15 for lunch entree of chicken and broccoli! From the ATX to Houston, I'd try it again

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Thank you for making it back, Angela!

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Thank you Jeannie! Those are awesome suggestions.

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Is there a gluten free menu or a big selection of gluten free dishes? Also, can they make dishes with a gluten free soy sauce?

I don't recall a specific gluten-free notation or section of the menu. But they are very personable and super kind. I'm sure if you asked for your food to be prepared a certain way they would accommodate.

Can you tell me more about this cuisine? As a Korean person I have my own understanding of what Chinese Korean food is, and looking at pictures and the menu, this seems different from what Chinese Korean food is in Korea (although some similarities)

If you're familiar with Jajeongmyeon, Jjamppong, or Tangsuyuk, those are all examples of Chinese food in Korea! We make all of those things,and even have a translated Korean Menu.

Does the lunch special include soup?

No, but soup is only $2.50 for a lunch addon!

Do you have a banquet room for 30 and do you have a banquet menu?

Sure! We can set up dining for 30 people. Our private dining room itself will fit up to 24. We also have another private dining room upstairs for to 40-80 people.

Are the noodles made in-house?

Hey Chris! So there are only two things in this restaurant on our menu that we do NOT make from scratch. Those are our noodles for our noodles dishes, and the lotus leaf buns. Fear not however, the reason we do this is because we've used this same… 

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