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Tung Kee Mì Gia

3.8 (182 reviews)
InexpensiveVietnamese, Chinese, Noodles
Closed • Closed
Updated 2 months ago

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9. Combination Egg Noodle Wonton Soup
Dan P.

Combination egg noodle wonton soup - broth is super flavorful but is a bit salty. LOVE the wontons, meat filling is savory with slight umami taste. Egg noodles are bouncy and not overcooked. Staff friendly and service super quick. Shop is very cute and colorful - made me feel like I was at a Viet night market. Easy and free parking lot!

Pat F.

Still a very good choice! We don't live nearby do don't come often but we went out of our way tonight! Came towards closing. Owner is a bit over the top but a fantastic host! Engaging and talkative and even saw our dogs in the car in the shade and gave us water for them! Almost the best viet/cantonese food I've ever had and I eat it a lot!! Reliably good. But the hospitality just puts many Asian restaurants of all types to shame! Thank you!!

Good food and family friendly!
Stephanie M.

Great service and got our food so quick! Great price for great food and great for big families.

9. Combination Egg Noodle Wonton Soup
Jon G.

Upon entry, you'll be thrown off by the decorum. You'll notice immediately that the store owner has no interest in modernizing the look of the interior. You'll find mismatched chairs and tables along with an AC unit on one of the dining tables with vent tubes that are held together with duct tape. You'll also notice three large fish tanks with some exotic fishes; here you'll find the owner cares a lot about sea life. I had order a number 9: combination egg noodle wonton and right away i'm impressed with the portion size. Unlike most noodle restaurants, this place is generous in both the noodles and meats; the wontons are massive and the jumbo shrimps are deveined. So get ready, when you ask for a large size order that's certainly what you'll get. I highly recommend including their spicy chili oil and pickled jalapeños; these condiments paired well with my order. I'm definitely coming back to try another bowl noodles from their wide menu!

Host was very friendly while we waited
Daniel L.

The crispy chow fun is AMAZING! Everything we ordered was great. Roast duck noodle soup, special fried rice, and crispy chow fun were all fantastic. I might not know all the authentic flavors but what we had was all flavorful and again... the crispy chow fun. Other great things about thing place: 1. Easy and ample parking 2. Nice ambiance for dining in 3. Easy take out 4. Fish tanks!! I didn't even get a picture of the coolest one Stop guessing and give them a try

Large Pho Tai
Jeff N.

My go to spot for Pho in whitecenter. Great broth, and still really affordable considering most places are charging $18 for pho now.

Beef P1. Pho Tai -egg noodles instead of rice noodles
Erica C.

The local spot that will warm your bellies and fill your heart. Great varieties of of soup, rice plates and appetizers. First time here and I will definitely come back. The ambiance was welcoming and service was fast. Pay at the counter at end of meal. I am in search for an egg noodle soup that's close to what I grew up with. I ordered the wonton egg noodle combination and it was a close one. Soup is garnish with some chicharon (kinda skimpy) and filled with a good amount of meat toppings. Broth is good but lacking depth. My boyfriend ordered a pho tai with egg noodles and it was yum! Same with the wonton soup, the broth lacked depth. With some hoison and sriracha you barely notice it.

Pho brisket and tendon. Good soup
Nami N.

This is the place where I always come to eat pho. The outer wall is yellow and there is a parking lot around the restaurant. Easy to find it and park. The inside of the restaurant is no fancy and there are many pictures of food on the menu on the wall. It's cold to sit near the entrance, so it may be better to sit in the back. But since the toilet is in the back, it can be uncomfortable to sit near it. You can eat various noodles besides pho and delicious. I love the pho soup here and plenty of soup. I ordered the combination pho and house fried rice this time as well. If you come for the first time here, please try my favorite dishes.

Tom W.

This has to be absolutely positively the best PHO that I've ever eaten. The bowls are huge. The service is incredibly good. As far as the ambience I would say it's mediocre.. this is white center so consider where you're at before you make any judgments. But when you go in there, you'll see every table is filled at lunch. The parking lot is filled with cars. So based on that alone, you can judge how good the food is. I've eaten at many many PHO spots. This is the best and the largest bowl I've ever seen.

This love is so warm and cozy and full of memories-- the fish are always so fun

I have been coming here since I was 5 years old. It sparked a love of Pho and spring roles that nearly defined my life! I have gone to every pho hub in the US and eaten at 100+ Pho restaurants and nothing comes near Tung Kee Mi Gia Also, the people that run the place have always welcomed me and my mom as if it's our own home. I couldn't give higher praise to any establishment. HIGHLY recommend.

Beef fried rice
Jennifer M.

The first thing I ever got here was the beef fried rice. Tasted good. The next time I came again I ordered the beef fried rice. I liked their beef fried rice. The third time here, my sister ordered the beef fried rice because she and everyone else kept eating mine last time. The fried noodle dishes are very similar in flavor, from pad thai to chow fun. My sister says they might be using the same sauce for all the fried noodles. Pho are okay. Meat plates are good too. The food is served soon after you order. Customer service here is good as well.

Special Fried Rice (+Chinese Sausage) - OMG!! I will just come here almost every day just for this SUPER SPECIAL FRIED RICE!

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Best wonton soup ever! Get the Chinese donuts with it. Fast service and super friendly staff.

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