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Lau Sum Kee Noodle

Chinese · Noodle Bar · Hong Kong · Hong Kong

Local SpotOld SchoolNo FrillsNo ReservationsWalk In Friendly
3.9Google (2,041)
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The wonton noodle soup earns near-universal praise for its silky broth and plump filling, while reviewers describe the overall vibe as a humble, unpretentious gem delivering deeply satisfying comfort.

The shrimp wontons are outstanding — each one contains a whole shrimp, and the wrapper is quite transparent. The broth has a nice little hint of sweetness, really well balanced, not too salty, rich but not too oily. The egg noodles are so thin, bouncy, and springy in your mouth, with that perfect little chewy bite, almost a hint of elasticity. They don't feel floury or doughy whatsoever, just silky soft and smooth. I'm going to add a little chili oil for the chunkiness. This is one of the dishes that represents Hong Kong.
Mark Wiens👍

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  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    The Best Restaurant in Hong Kong!! $200 FLOWER CRAB You Don’t Want to Miss! · @ 1:18

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    A legendary, family-run noodle shop since 1956, famous for its bamboo-pole-kneaded egg noodles and shrimp wontons — a must-eat in Hong Kong.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Wonton Noodle Soup

      The shrimp wontons are outstanding — each one contains a whole shrimp, and the wrapper is quite transparent. The broth has a nice little hint of sweetness, really well balanced, not too salty, rich but not too oily. The egg noodles are so thin, bouncy, and springy in your mouth, with that perfect little chewy bite, almost a hint of elasticity. They don't feel floury or doughy whatsoever, just silky soft and smooth. I'm going to add a little chili oil for the chunkiness. This is one of the dishes that represents Hong Kong.

    • Dry Noodles with Shrimp Roe and Braised Beef Brisket

      The dry noodles have the same incredible texture — really thin, not doughy or powdery, with that incredible springiness. The shrimp roe topping has so much flavor, a little bit of seafood but also a well-rounded sweet aroma, a little salty. What a combination, I've never had that topping on noodles like this before. The wobbly pieces of tendon are so creamy, jiggly, and wobbly. Big chunks of beef, so tender and fatty. The wonton noodles, especially the brisket with the shrimp roe, that stood out to me.

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