MR.HEN NOODLES HOUSE

This is our second time trying this place (last time was takeout). It is clean inside and service is good. However the food just doesn’t live up to earlier reviews. Not good for kids who don’t eat any spicy food. Most of the appetizers are deep fried. I tried the street noodles today which were just okay. There are better options in the neighborhood.

Hands down one of the best Curry Noodle Soups I've had in the U.S. The meat was very tender, the wonton ball added a nice texture (once dunked in the soup) and acted as a nice vehicle to soak up the flavor of the broth. The noodles (not sure if they were egg or wheat) had a nice chewy texture. Also, the pickled veggies added a nice sour kick to compliment the coconut forward Curry Broth that's found in a lot of good soups in Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia. For me, once I added some of the Sambal and Vinegared Jalapenos, it deepened the flavor and was good to the last drop.

No frills order-at-the-counter noodle joint that has no reason being as good as it is. Got the #1 Street Noodle and the Wonton Noodle soup and both came out quickly and were filling and delicious. The place was pretty dead, but I hope it gets good business. It was the perfect post drinking dish.

Ordered the Kao Soi and it was great! Noodles had nice chewy texture and curry was rich but balanced. Beef was well seasoned. Ordered the cream cheese Rangoons and they were good too. Staff were friendly and accommodating. Interior could use a bit more decor. Highly recommend if you're in the Castro looking for some Asian noodle cuisine

Very unassuming little restaurant serving up some great food. I ordered the street noodles which is a dry noodle dish w/ cha siu, roast pork belly, wontons, and bok choy w/ egg noodles that is similar to noodles from ramen shops. All the toppings were cooked perfectly and the noodles had good texture. I would come back to try the other menu items.