Having not return for 10 years in Hong Kong, wonton noodles is at the top of my list of my travel plan. I went to multiple wonton noodle stores, and Mak's is still my favourite! It was so good that I have been there at least 3 times during my 1 month visit! They have set menu as well as you can order individual items. The set menu is slightly cheaper, but the perks is that you can order drinks at discounted price! Their soy milk drink taste really good and it is at only $5 (as compared to $15 regular price) if you have the set menu items. We tried both types of wontons and we prefer the one with wood ear more. We also tried their beef tendon, which is huge portion and taste pretty good. I will definitely return next time when I visit! read more

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Solid for won ton noodle soup, and as a hungry traveler, major plus that they not only had a clean bathroom but both regular and large size portions. They're on a busy block with a very popular competitor just a few storefronts away, but having been to both, I would have to say Mak's Noodle House holds up well, well enough that I would go anytime. read more

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Waste of money. Go next door to mak man kee. The decor is nice. Seating is comfortable. Food was meh. read more

My favourite wonton noodle spot and it's located right next to Australia Dairy Company haha. Very tiny store but also very speedy. My go to order is a small wonton noodle with a veggie dish then head next door to ADC for a toast and cold choco read more

Mak's noodle is famous for the wonton noodle soup. I ordered one of the set meals for 2 since I came for dinner with a friend. It came with a veggie, noodle soup, and a shrimp dumpling. To be honest, the noodle soup was really disappointing. The noodles were really hard and felt like they didn't cook it all the way through. The dumpling was pretty good, but not the best I've ever had. The veggie was also just average. Tables are small here. There usually isn't a line on weeknights. Service is fine. read more

I only had their wonton noodles in soup and stirred noodles with shrimp roe and a side of broth. The food was fantastic. Plump shrimp wontons with thin skins. Nicely cooked noodles in a very flavorful broth. The stirred noodles are great on a hot day, almost like tsukemen. The servers are very perfunctory, especially if you don't speak Cantonese, but not rude. My food order was delivered within five minutes of ordering. I liked the ambience: tiny, cramped, a hole in the wall. It's as if nothing has changed since the restaurant originally opened. read more

I did not really plan to eat at Mak's Noodle. But seriously Australia Dairy Company next door has this massive line up. I always think there are so much good food in Hong Kong and I would not be lining up for 1 hour to just eat because it is a MUST? Mak's Noodle I was able to get a seat right away when I walked in. Something simple probably the best? I opt for Wonton Noodles. The noodles definitely the star here! Bouncy and chewy and just brought tears to my eyes. The one bite wontons has bouncy shrimps wrapped silky and thin wrapping. Service was fast and friendly. I able to be in and out within 15 minute. read more

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Mak's noodles are top of the line! Big thanks to Ivan M. of Seattle for his recommendation. I ordered Wonton & Pork Dumpling w/Noodles in Soup and it was bomb. I didn't know wontons could be so good! They had a skin so delightfully thin that I could sorta see the yummy fillings- shrimp, pork, mushrooms, and bamboo shoots hanging out. Then the noodles were so springy and thin with such an enjoyable texture and the broth- so good! The serving size may seem small compared to American standards but it's just perfect and filling enough. This place is a Hong Kong must! **Free tea. **Tables fit 2-3 people max. Bigger groups should split up. **Their menu has English descriptions. **Walkable from Hotel Madera. read more

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Shameful food and service. Ordered the braised pork lo mein and it was barely a half portion. The lo mein with shrimp roe was noodles with a packet of shrimp powder on top of it. The wonton wasn't bad, but the portion was more of an appetizer. All dishes come with a side of rude service as well. Will not go back! read more

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For lunch, I didn't want to choose between Mak's Noodle and Mak Man Kee. They're both on the same street, so why not both? Wonton noodle crawl it is. Strange for an initial opinion but the noodle bowl is prettier than Mak Man Kee. It doesn't really matter to me, but more of an observation. The decor, however, does matter a bit more and it's nicer here. The place is clean and more comfortable. Given that Mak's Noodle is a chain, this location wasn't crowded and busting like Mak Man Kee. The noodles themselves are very good: firm and cooked right. The wonton skin is delicate and slippery. The filling has a good amount of shrimp and has a nice touch of white pepper with the pork part of the filling. The broth shines and differentiates itself with Mak Man Kee as this shrimp-based broth is more flavorful. Overall, it's one of the best wonton noodle soups I've had. At 36 HKD (about $4.50 USD), it's not dirt cheap but I don't expect that anymore. The portion is about the same as MMK and much smaller than here in the States. So that's why I can go to both places for one meal. Service is what you'd expect: short and not sweet. However, it's efficient and the servers seem to be decent. read more

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Their noodles are bouncy and tasty, so good! Can't get noodles like this anywhere outside of Hong Kong. The wontons are filled with shrimp, a bit salty for my taste. Would recommend for the noodles for sure! read more

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It looks like Mak's Noodle have many branches around Kowloon and Hong Kong. We arrive at dinner time and soon after we were seated the restaurant got full so we were quite lucky. The place is small but modern style and service is fast and efficient. Specialty is noodles so that is what we ordered, I ordered them in soup and pan fried with oyster sauce, plates are small but at affordable prices so if you are hungry you might need to get a couple of them. The noodles texture is very good and the broth is light with good flavor too. If you are looking for a light dinner and you like noodles HK style this is a good place to visit. read more

This location is great because it is right next to Australia Dairy Company for some dessert, although it is small. Of course, star here is the wonton. Super delicate skin, great "QQ" texture for the shrimp. The broth is good too although if you are very sensitive to msg, just know there's quite a bit of msg. The guy serving us was pretty funny, kept trying to upsell more dishes and noodles to us. Opens late to around midnight! read more

Pretty clean restaurant with nice staff, I ordered a small bowl of their signature wonton noodles, noodles were perfectly el dente, soup was hot and tasted perfect and wonton traditionally small and tasty, it was way better than the one I had at their central location. This place set the standard definitely. read more

Wonton Noodle Soup!! Back in LA (the 626) there are many HK cafes that serve wonton noodle soup but none of them compare to the one's here. I didn't realize that Mak's Noodle and Mak Man Kee were right next to each other but Mak's Noodle is the shop I had bookmarked so that's where we went. Upon walking up there was no line and we were seated right away. Kind of tight inside (we had to split to 2 tables because we had too many bags). My mom and I split a bowl of the Shrimp Wonton Noodle Soup and an order of Seasonal Veggies. My dad and sister got their own bowls of something. Our food came out very fast. My uncle had told me that the bowls were small but this bowl was SUPER small. In the US a bowl of wonton noodle soup can last me 2 meals - the bowls here are perfect for my portion size but definitely on the smaller side for my sister and dad. Definitely not made for sharing unless you order another item on the menu. By the way, everyone in your party has to order $30 HK minimum. Moving on to the actual food, AMAZING. The noodles were much thinner than what i'm used to and I loved them! They had a nice springiness to them! The shrimp wontons (4/bowl) were small (about the size of a quarter) but very flavorful and the wonton skin was nice a thin. The broth was light and not too salty or oily which was nice (some of the bowls i've had in the US have too much MSG; no thank you). The veggies were standard (my mom thought they were a little over cooked). I'd definitely recommend Mak's Noodle to friends. I would also like to try their competitors at some point! Main take-away: The wonton noodle soups in the US will never be the same. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Seasonal Vegetables - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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Mak's is the cleanest "hole in the wall" place I've ever been - with delicious food to boot! There's a bit of nuance here with the light noodles and super thin wonton wrappers, both of which I've never tasted before Mak's. The flavors were strong but simple and true to the ingredients. I did find the noodle bowls a little small and overall a little salty, but there are no regrets for checking out this spot. Could be for a snack or a smaller meal. Or, hec, just order more than one bowl per person. I agree with previous reviewers - a group of more than 4 might be tricky, but everything comes out quickly, so maybe you could only wait a little bit for a bigger space. read more

Mak's Noodle was definitely on my "must-try" list when visiting Hong Kong and it didn't disappoint. I went on a Tuesday afternoon and there wasn't a line surprisingly! My family and I ordered our own bowl of wonton noodle soup and a vegetable dish to share. I really liked that the noodles were on the chewer side and they added shrimp to their dumplings. The soup was a bit salty (only con) - I had to drink plenty of water afterwards to get rid of the salt. I think this place is definitely worth trying if you're ever visiting Hong Kong and happen to be in the area. It's also located in a really good location (walking distance from MTR) and there's plenty of things to do around the restaurant. Rating: 4.5/5!! read more

A simple bowl of noodles with elements that come together to create a complex flavor. Beef brisket was tender and not lacking in any way (both in taste and amount). Broth was rich and flavorful, savoured to the last drop! Noodles were the right level of springy and enhanced instead of overpowering the broth like the average bowl of beef noodles. Would recommend for small groups as there are few tables and each has a maximum capacity of 4 individuals. Come at a non-peak hour or be prepared to wait! read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Reminiscent of a grandmotherly lunch, prepared meticulously with love! - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

If I could, I would rate this Mak's as 3 1/2 stars. I had some time by myself one afternoon, so I decided to head over to this Mak's (relatively close to the train station). There was about 6 parties ahead of me, but I was seated in about 15 minutes. As you can imagine, the place it pretty tiny. They ended up seating me at a really small table for two: of course, right after I ordered, they seated another woman across from me (don't come here if you have personal space issues, for sure). I went ahead and just ordered a bowl on wonton beef brisket noodles. It came out in less than 5 minutes, and it was definitely on the small side. However, the wontons tasted fresh, and the noodles as great texture. My small bowl was about 50 HKD, so it definitely isn't cheap. However, what better way to get acquainted with Hong Kong than to head to a tiny noodle shop and order some wonton noodle soup? read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Beef brisket wonton noodle soup - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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My mom absolutely loves this place and shared it with me when I visited HK. The wonton noodles are super bouncy and I love the wontons. The location is ideal. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

This is an offshoot of the Mak's Noodles located in Central and pretty much tastes exactly the same. It is only a small eatery with seating for about 20 odd people and there is normally a queue outside. But never fear, it moves quite quickly and you're in and out as let's face it, a simple noodle house isn't a place you linger. Portion sizes are small compared to most western comparisons so I find Mak's an ideal afternoon snack to tie you over until a later feast. The broth is classical and clean and the string thin noodles have a nice crunch to them whilst the prawn wontons are juicy and fresh. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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Everytime i come to Hong Kong, i make it a mission to come here. I guess you can say i grew up to eating here and it's part of my childhood. The wontons here are so juicy, it has a lot of shrimp and meat. The noodles has that perfect bounch to it. I can't describe how important it is and how special it is to have the bounce, we don't get that here in the states. Over the years, the prices have increased and the bowl of noodles have gotten smaller and smaller, but it doesn't stop me from coming back. I wished they will open one here in the states so i don't crave it so much! read more

Best wonton soup! Tasty! Casual, order in chinese. Can get dumplings as its own dish. Love it

We were wondering around the night market and wanted to grab a late dinner (around 10pm). We had gone to another restaurant that my yelp friends recommended but after looking at the menu and realizing they primarily only served breakfast, we found Mak's Noodle. The restaurant is very small with the cook standing up front at the window with the large cauldrons of broth and yummy-ness. The menu included english translation so it was easy enough to know what we were ordering... we both started with some wonton soup - shrimp for me and beef for the hubs. Overall good and the beef was better than the shrimp flavor - it was just too fishy for me but was still pretty good. Since we weren't yet filled up, we each ordered the dry noodles with beef. We both really enjoyed it and enjoyed every last noodle. This was a great experience and the price of our meal was very reasonable. Tables/booths are very small so not so great for large groups. The food was super quick and the service was attentive. If I were back in the area, we'd certainly stop in again. read more

So Mak Man Kee has more reviews, but I think I like Mak's Noodle more. We accidentally ended up here after trying to go to Mak Man Kee, since they are only a few shops away from each other. The soup bowls are small at both places, so I recommend doing a little wonton soup food tour and hitting them both up. Besides actually reading the name of the restaurant, you can distinguish the two Mak's by the lighting. Mak's Noodle has yellow lighting, and Mak Man Kee has bright white lighting. The item to get here is the wonton and dumplings in soup. The wontons are Mak Man Kee are larger and juicier, but the dumplings here are awesome. It's like Mak Man Kee's wonton but larger with whole shrimp, black fungus, and a peanut-tasting paste. I also liked the soup better here, because it's a little bit spicy. Bowls are about $40-50 HKD. read more

The restaurant is open late which was convenient for my family. The food is cheap and was quite tasty. The bowls are smaller, but it is worth it. The service was alright and helped us almost right away. To sum it up, I would come again. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

Popped into this Mak's Noodles restaurant for a quick noodle fix. As other reviewers have mentioned it's pretty small and crowded. Portions are smaller than average however the quality is more important, and as you know good things come in small packages (or something like that). Anyway, don't go if you want one large bowl and want to sit on your own. Do go if you want a superior "local" noodle experience. Very good soup, very tasty dumplings and Won Ton. Pork with chutney (and noodles of course) was sweet but not sickly. Vegetables in Oyster sauce were al-dente and a pleasure to eat. Menu was in English, service was fine, restaurant was very clean, and the price was a cheap HK$ 160 for 3 pax. Recommend. read more

It's confusing that Mak's and Mak Man Kee are both almost beside each other (and both well-regarded). We ended up at Mak's because we walked by it first and weren't married to the idea of eating at one place over the other. Mak's had zero wait for a 9 PM meal, so it was settled. I got a bowl of wontons and dumplings in soup. My husband got a bowl of wontons and dumplings with noodles in soup. We both slurped our bowls down in no time! The broth was flavorful and added a lot to the soup, but it didn't overpower the flavors of the other ingredients. The wonton and dumpling skins were delightfully thin, and the noodles were light and springy. This meal really hit the spot after a couple of beers--it was hydrating, refreshing, and delicious! read more

Its been a long while since I went to their central shop, so I decided to continue my wonton noodle soup adventure. Just finished my 1st round of of wonton noodles from Mak Man Kee up the street, it's a very clear distinction of the wonton noodles among the two places. Not a fan of the soup base here as it was on a strong white peppery side. Wonton wrapper was on the soggy side and not sure if they were already pre-blanched. Bad move on there behalf as it was not even half as busy as Mak Man Kee. Noodles here was did not have a strong lye/Sodium Hydroxide (梘水) aroma as the other shop. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Wonton noodle soup - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

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Apart from Chee Kee, this is fast turning into a must have wonton noodle house in Hong Kong for me. The texture of the noodle is amazing. The stewed beef in Chinese spices and beef tendon is the bomb for me. Reasonably priced, not too overly crowded. This is possible a little more restock in the setting than Chee Kee wonton noodle house, but it's Hong Kong old school. Totally recommended. read more

麥奀雲吞麵世家 - Stewed beef dry tossed wonton noodle with a side of shrimp wonton soup. - Cantonese Near Me - Hong Kong, HK

It's been a couple of months since I was here, but I can't stop thinking about those shrimp dumplings I had here and the wonton noodles I had here. I honestly never felt the need to go out of my way for some wonton noodles because, like pasta, how much better can it taste? The answer: wayyyyyy better than I've ever had before. The noodles had that nice, rubbery/elasticky crunch when I bit into it, and the broth had no hint of msg in there. The wontons were also crazy juicy, and the shrimp dumplings had a bit of soup on the inside that just bumped it to the next level. The service was super quick and accomodating, and the wait was very minimal. read more

What I remember Wonton noodle soup to taste like when I was a kid. They make it just like I had it homemade from my mother. This place dishes out some delicious wonton noodle soup like it's no one's business. Come grab a bowl! read more

I got the wonton and dumpling noodle soup. It was made to perfection. Flavorful and rich broth.

Too small a portion. Beef brisket was not as tender as I hope. I finished the rubber band like noodles in 3 mouthfuls. Quite a bad deal for a US$6.50 kid's portion noodles. Wantons were not bad read more

So cheap and so so good. We had wonton noodle soup and beef brisket with noodles. Noodles themselves are chewy and slim but very filling. Jasmine tea was complementary which was great. Brisket was slow cooked and falling apart. Portions are small but we were not very hungry - given the price I would happy have ordered another bowl if still peckish. The broth was complex and delicious. Decor homey and tiny - this is a pitstop not an elegant place to eat - suited us perfectly. Well worth a look if you are in the neighbourhood. Service fine, efficient and swift. read more

Foods just meet standard but nothing special. The waitress didn't take my order complete. She took my order by memory and missed a bowl of wonton. After waiting for a while, I asked another waitress for my wonton. She said I didn't order it and gave me a bad attitude. I will never go again. read more

A unique and very good taste. Always fresh, especially the shrimp wonton. Highly recommended, even, as others have said, the portions are on the small side. At these prices, just order two servings. read more