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Tim Ky Noodle

4.0 (773 reviews)
Closed • 9:30 am - 8:30 pm

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Outdoor seating
Good for kids

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Mei C.

This place is a gem! Easy parking, reasonable prices, good service, and a mix of viet cantonese fusion food. You can't ask for anything better. Everything tasted so freaking delicious.

David R.

I was really excited to check out Tim Ky Noodle because I had heard a lot of good things about it, but unfortunately it was pretty meh for me. The service was great and everyone was friendly, so no complaints there. I mainly came for the mi sate bo, and that ended up being a pretty big letdown. I was expecting a lot more flavor based on everything I had heard. Not terrible by any means, just didn't live up to the hype for me.

Wonton Soup
Justin C.

Tim Ky Noodle or "TK" noodles as my friends call it, serves Vietnamese and Chinese fusion dishes. If you're able to come when there is no line, service is extremely fast and you can get your dishes to table within 10 minutes of ordering. At our most recent visit, we ordered three takeout dishes. - Wonton Noodle Soup: (4/5) was OK. The noodles were a bit clumped together, this dish is probably best enjoyed in restaurant. - Fried Shrimp Lettuce Wrap: 5/5 the star of the show, incredibly crispy and juicy shrimp. - Pork Fried Rice: 3/5 was OK. The pork was a bit tough and the rice lacked uniform flavor between bites. My takeout experience was overall 3 stars out of 5. The big winner was the fried shrimp lettuce wrap which I will 100 percent get the next time I am here.

Thoa N.

I've been to Tim Ky Noodle many times, and my family really likes it. Our usual orders are the stir-fried noodles with bean sprouts, chives, shrimp, pork, and beef; wonton and shrimp dumpling noodle soup; and bò bía. The noodles are fresh, chewy, and have a nice texture. The staff here are very kind, friendly, and helpful. I don't live close to this area, but whenever I have a chance, I stop by and even order catering from them. The food may not be extremely outstanding, but it is very different and definitely better than many other places around the area. The restaurant is not very big, but it is clean and well-kept. Sometimes the service can be a little slow, probably because they are short-staffed, but overall, this is a good spot with consistent flavors and food that my family enjoys.

Egg noodle soup with fish balls
Jimmy T.

Tim Ky Noodle is probably in my opinion the closest Vietnamese/Chinese egg noodle soup tradition I've had since growing up. There use to be a lot of traditional restaurants growing up, but now it seems a lot of places have gone away with their traditional recipe. Tim Ky is the closest it'll get. The broth is what makes it traditional. However they make the broth, it's so savory and flavorful. The wonton soup I had was a good size and filling. It came with about 6 wontons and I think that's about average portion. Their service is quick and there are plenty of seating. Parking there is quite spacious. Can't wait to go back again.

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Jane A.

WHOLE IN THE WALL (3.25 stars) Asian soups come in with the cure when feeling under the weather. Was craving wonton soup and too lazy to make my own. But maybe I should have just made my own. Came here and the place is like a to-go spot for locals who crave authentic Asian food. It's a place where you see them old Asian parents customers that have no shame uncomfortably starring at you the entire time from their table. It's like there were always eyes just starring as I ate. On to the food... WONTON AND DUMPLING NOODLE SOUP ($14.79) - ordered my bowl with egg noddles. it came out generously and quickly. Presentation looked good. Flavor was good but a little too "shrimp-y" tasting for my liking. I counted about 4 dumplings - two normal me round and two oblong ones stuffed with mystery meat. Will I be back? Maybe. But not in a rush too as there are many other places to be had. Until the next review...

Wonton and dumpling soup with rice noodles
Deb O.

I've always seen a lot of people going here from the outside and wanted to try this place for a long time. Hubby finally said yes and the first time we tried it a couple of years ago, we loved their rice noodle soup with wontons. The servers are always very nice. When you order, you don't even wait too long. Food is served right away. The place is not fancy but it's always clean. For the pics I included, it's for our latest to go order. We will always return here for their authentic wonton and dumpling soups with rice noodles! Highly recommend you try it!

44. Salty Fish with CHICKEN Fried Rice (wouldnt get again) salty indeed
Hannah L.

At around 12:30PM on a Friday, there was no wait. Got the: - Pan fried Rice Cake w/ Egg $9.49: came with a vinegar dipping sauce. Drier than what I'm used to, and thinner/crispier cuts of rice cake. Small portion, but good to try. I probably wouldn't get this again tho. - My Tho Clear Noodle Soup w Egg noodle and Dai Glass noodle $15.99: I appreciated that they were able to accommodate my request for 2 types of noodles, but the type of egg noodle had an aftertaste that threw me off (celeries in this also was not my fave). I liked the various sorts of innards: e.g. liver, intestine and other meats like xa xiu and shrimp. Wouldn't get again, though SO liked it. - Salty Fish w Chicken Fried Rice $16.69: unique, but the salty fish was indeed SALTY. Hard to finish as there were areas where the saltiness was especially concentrated. - Duck Leg Noodle Soup $16.99: flavorful broth, tender duck. comes with pickled young papaya. pretty good! - Beef Chow Fun (Dry) $15.99: I crave this, and it hit the spot. Wasn't oily at all! Found a rubber band in my My Tho, but I still finished it. The manager was going to take it off the bill but I already paid for it... so he hooked it up with an agar coconut which was nice of him. Service is fast and food is authentic. Parking was easy too.

Mi hoanh thanh
Long V.

Hot rich broth to sooth your soar throat from turning on the fan and ac all summer long. The side dishes is a must pickled papaya and fried chicharrones. The broth's translucently clear lets you know the chef took his time to make such an extraordinary soup and to fill it with delicious egg noodles and wontons that are highly addictive. Tim ky is constantly consistent with producing bowls of satisfying noodles time after time. There wonton's have a thin wrap and a crunchy meaty bite that brings the whole bowl of noodles together in perfect harmony a symphony of flavors all in one memorable bowl. The egg noodle had a bouncy bite not too thick or thin built just right to absorb the broth and deliver each bite perfectly. We ordered two dishes the beef chow fun and the wonton noodles the noodles came out first so we shared the noodles while we waited for the chow fun. The noodles came out very fast less than 5 mins after ordering. The chow fun arrived tens mins later. like a wrecking ball wok fried to perfection. You could taste the wok smoke blending the beef and wide rice noodles like a toxic relationship chaos of fire and flavors forced together to form perfection on a plate.

Special Coco Jelly. Amazingly delicious. They take milk from the coconut, make a custard-like jelly and pour it back in. YUM!!!
Julianne B.

I love, love, love TKN! There are so many great Vietnamese and Chinese restaurants around Mira Mesa but I always find myself at Tim Ky. My absolute favorite dishes are the Salt and Pepper Chicken Wings, the Pork and Dumpling Soup and the Crispy Noodle with Beef (bird's nest I call it). Sometimes I get the whole coconut for dessert. Oh my goodness, I get cravings for this one! It's no nonsense food. Consistently delicious and pretty quick. We usually go after church on a Sunday. It's pretty busy with families, which I love. It shows their dedication to being a family restaurant. It's always clean inside and the servers do a great job. Thank you TKN!

Tim Ky Noodle:  9330 Mira Mesa Boulevard Suite A, San Diego, CA, 20250823
Jon V.

My friend who have been helping me with my haircut for many years recommended Tim Ky Noodle. I was advised to order the salted fish fried rice along with the dry noodles separately from the wonton soup. I took his advice and found ourselves in the restaurant. We were seated right away and ordered exactly the salted fried rice and the noodles. We definitely love the fried rice and the salted fish with it, which reminds me of the "tuyo," made of salted herring or sardine, growing up in the Philippines. The wonton noodle was good. We also munch on the sweetened chili peppers and surely enhanced the quality of our meals. The place was clean and the food was good although I would suggest the servers could be a little more friendly.

Momo Z.

This spot is located right next to Lucky Seafood in the Vietnamese supermarket plaza. It's a pretty typical Hong Kong-Cantonese-style noodle shop, specializing in different types of noodles, rice noodles, and noodle soups. I ordered the satay beef offal noodles with spring rolls. The noodles were pretty decent overall, but the spring rolls weren't particularly authentic. The overall atmosphere here is casual and relaxed, making it a good option for a quick, everyday meal.

Wonton & dumpling noodle soup
Ann H.

The wonton noodle soup here is so bomb! The wontons taste freshly wrapped and the egg noodle is perfectly al dente. The chow fun noodle is done perfectly as well- not soggy like many other places I've tried. I do think they can use less salt on the meat but overall still very tasty. I am also glad to see they serve rice porridge in addition to rice and noodles. The service is attentive and they check on you often. The restaurant itself isn't particularly large or themed but is clean and welcoming. Overall a very solid spot for a good meal

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Ask the Community - Tim Ky Noodle

Are dogs allowed in their outdoor seating?

Yes, I just saw a table eating outdoors with their two dogs.

I have a severe MSG allergy is there MSG used in the broth or the food?

Their broth and most food options contain MSG (listed on the menu)

Can you call ahead for take our?

Yes you can!!

What kind of meat is used to make the broth?

I’m not sure. It’s clear broth, I’m thinking it’s some sort of stock. Simple tasting like a chicken based.

Are there any good vegetarian options?

Hi, Yes we do have vegetarian dishes.… 

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4.2(2.4k reviews)
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Wow unbelievably good food. We got the hand ripped noodles, the general tso chicken, and the…read moreeggplant with garlic. All were delicious, flavorful, and good price. The place is clean, and staff is very nice and attentive

Shan Xi Magic Kitchen specializes in hand-pulled Northwestern Chinese comfort food. I am a from…read moreXian and am always on the hunt for Shaanxi food especially paomo and hand pulled Biang Biang noodles. The space inside is casual and straightforward, though it definitely gets packed fast during peak hours because locals know how good the food is. Looking at the spread we got, everything hits the spot. We started with the spicy sliced pork ears, which are super tender with a nice crunch and tossed in a bold chili oil and cilantro mix. For the mains, you come here for the noodles and they honestly never miss. The hand-ripped noodles are incredible--super thick, chewy, and served in massive bowls loaded with tender beef, brisket, or tripe. Whether you get the clear, savory broth or the spicy chili oil version, the portions are huge and the noodles have that perfect fresh-pulled texture.  Service was the real problem and I can't give them too much grace after our experience. They gave us all our food at a snail pace and was still missing one person's entree. After 20-30 minutes of waiting for his food, we asked the waitress to check on it and after going to the kitchen, she came back to tell us they ran out of that dish (beef paomo). At that point the rest of the table had pretty much finished their food as it's been about 45 minutes since we ordered. That was incredibly unprofessional. No apology, no offers to make it right. Just a "what would you like instead,sir". I loved the food but this type of scenario is not acceptable and I likely won't be back.

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4.1(4.5k reviews)
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. We stood out front by the hostess stand but was greeted…read morefrom someone sitting near the door and welcomed us to grab any seat..I want to believe it's walk in and seat yourself at least when it's not super busy. Love the indoor, outdoor seating, it had great seating options. The decor is amazing too, definitely shows and shares some culture and history about the place. The food was great for what me and my man had ordered, ESPECIALLY the wings! They're supposedly spicy (since it had an option to choose 'have lesser spice') but wasn't spicy at all. It was some of the best garlic flavored wings I've had by far. My man had the short ribs which were perfectly flavored and tender and I chose the sizzling fish. I liked the fish, it was a very nice size dish but unfortunately I had to trade it in because I was feeling uneasy. (My personal reasons, had nothing to do with the dish itself) although I did hope for it to be more fried than what it was, maybe that's why I felt it to be a texture thing with me that day.. plus being nauseous the earlier morning...I guess I needed something more solid.... With that said, they gladly traded my meal for a second option, beef plate... and that was just perfect. Comes with miso and a side salad and rice. I got extra salad since my fish already had rice. They were amazing for catering to my request and needs. I'm truly grateful for their kind services. I'm definitely going back to try more off their menu.

I haven't been here in a very long time. Almost a decade. So, I was excited to bring the hubby…read more Parking was horrendous. We went on a Thursday night and there was absolutely no parking. After circling several times, we finally found a spot about two blocks away. Once we arrived, we were immediately seated. Our server brought over waters and the menus, and I was a little overwhelmed by all the options but that's not necessarily a bad thing. We decided on the pan-seared crispy noodles with beef and egg rolls. I also ordered a Spritz to accompany my meal. I wasn't a big fan of the crispy noodles, but my husband loved them. The flavor itself was really good but there was something about the texture of the crispy noodle that wasn't my jam. The egg rolls, though, were fantastic. They were perfectly crunchy and flavorful. There are so many other dishes on the menu that caught my eye, so I will definitely come back to try some of their other options.

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Yunnan rice noodles is a legit spot off the beaten path of Convoy down Engineer Road. Your broth…read morearrives screaming hot in a heavy stone alongside an arranged tray of raw and fresh ingredients in individual little dishes. Corn, wood ear, shrimp, scallions, chive, fried tofu, ham, quail egg, yuba, fish tofu, lettuce. You dump it all into the broth in order, let it cook for its namesake ten seconds, add the noodles, and dig in. I went with the Mala Spicy rice noodle bowl and it did not disappoint. Once everything came together, the broth turned into this deep, rich, tingly red pool loaded with sliced beef, shrimp, , tofu, and greens. Genuine numbing heat without being punishing, flavorful first, spicy second. The rice noodles stay silky and slurpable, and the portion is huge. I could barely finish it. We came at lunch and were seated right away and service was really fast. Not too much interaction with the staff, but I was good with that. The space is decent size with plenty of tables. It was warm outside, so I imagine this place getting busy on cooler days/nights. Prices are fair for what you get, bowls run around $16.99. Highly recommend if you're craving something warming and a little kick.

What does one eat to cool off on a hot day? Why, eat blazing hot soup in a hot pot of course! Ten…read moreSeconds Yunnan has been on my radar for awhile but haven't found the opportunity to go until recently. I had the spicy sour rice noodles with braised pork and the other party had the hand pulled noodles with classic soup. Saw plenty of people came in for take out. There are many offices nearby and parking could be quite challenging in the area. Food came out almost as soon as it's ordered. For hot soups, it wasn't overly salty which was a plus. We were each provided a bottle of water for dining in. It was quite tasty and hits the spot.

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