TK Noodle

I always love ordering their beef stew soup.

The restaurant used to be located across Lions Market., but they moved across the street. The restaurant was a little smaller, but doesn't matter since we normally order take out.

If you order inside the store you wait about 15 mins. My wife and I prefer beef stew with rice stick. The fried egg flour cake was pretty good too.

Was excited for this new location that is closer to me. And next door to our favorite boba shop.
While TK noodle is one of our all time favorite comfort foods, this place is falls just a tad short of our TK expectation.
The soup broth is pretty good here. Good portions of the noodles and meats.
We ordered the taro cake and the flour cake. Both did not meet the TK standard. Something was missing in both, can't exactly pinpoint it.
Service was good. The lady and attentive and nice.

I was so happy to come here, especially since it's a grand opening from the original location.

The owner/lady had automatically opened the door saying, "We only accept cash" which is fine but I felt like it was in a rude manner. Also, c'mon it's 2024, LOL get it together and accept all forms of payments..

I ordered their wonton noodle soup and I was disappointed. There was literally 5 pieces of tiny wonton and a small amount of noodles.. I felt like I wasted my time and money for this bowl. This by far, does not compare to the won ton soup from Luu New Tung Kee Noodle on the other side of Milpitas. At the Luu New TK location, their food is not only big in portion but also more flavorful.

I will not be coming back.

Their new location is smaller than the one across the street.

A popular place for a quick lunch. The combination rice stick and egg noodle has always been my personal favorite

We were around the area in Milpitas and decided to have TK noodles. We found out that there's a TK noodle through Yelp.
The place is not that big. It looks like the place was newly renovated as the wall paints look new and the table and floors, are polished.
The menu has the normal soup based on either rice or egg noodles. We decided to get their combination rice noodle soup.
The soup is very good and the rice noodle is soft. They are generous on the rice noodle and the bowl has a lot of chicken meat and beef. It has also shrimp on top of the bowl. Their soup is delicious and gives you a lot of portions.
If I'm around Milpitas and longing for soup, I'll make sure I stop by TK noodle.

Okay, who doesn't love affordable, delicious, warm, noodle soup on a rainy day?

This is a new TK Noodle location in Milpitas/Fremont. It used to be in the plaza across the street, and bigger, but this location is perfect. It's definitely new and cleaner, a bit smaller, but cozy.

I know one day it'll be tough to dine in, once everyone discovers they are back in town!

My bf and I had lunch here today. I tried something different than my typical order, and found that i absolutely love the combo noodles in beef stew soup!

The owner is also really nice!

Can't wait to dine here again! Get the most bang for your buck and with quick service!

TK Noodle has been a chain of restaurants in the Bay Area that have been a part of the community for over 30 years. This specific establishment, used to be across the street in the same Plaza as Lion Supermarket. They are now located near RawASF and the Coding School. It is quite a bit smaller than before, however there is ample seating.

Food at TK noodle has always been good but not great at a very affordable price. They offer a wide range of vietnamese/chinese cuisines, such as Egg noodles Soups, Vermicelli Noodle Soups, Chow Mein, Rice Plates and a variety of other dishes. For drinks they offer, the common soda brands, vietnamese specialties, beers and boba drinks. This is one of my favorite locations, if my family cannot agree on one type of food, as it provides a one stop shop. Some of our favorites are the Combination Noodle Soup, which is an egg noodle soup, served with a variety of meat cuts(chicken, beef balls and shrimp), and a light broth. Fried Egg Taro Cake, which are rectangular cakes, served with eggs and a slightly spicy dipping sauce(Great for sharing). Another family favorite is the Rice Stick/Egg noodle Soup, which serves the same broth and meat cuts as above, but you have two different noodle types.

Service is fairly good. All of the employees we interact with on a regular basis speak english at a fluent level. I know that some people complain that there are some miscommunications, but i have not ever had that problem. After orders are taken, food will start to come out fairly quickly. I would consider this in between a quick service restaurant and a full dine in restaurant. The way that it is organized is to have food brought to you quickly and to turn over tables. As long as you go in with that expectation, i do not believe you will have any concerns.

Patiently waited and it's finally open! (moved and was originally across the street) this one is much smaller but still looks like the TK Noodle we went to growing up in the 90's. How was it? It brings back memories of my teenage - college years where u can get a bowl of soup and split an order of fried rice with a friend... all that would be like 14 bucks! Obviously things are much more pricey but that distinct taste still holds true! I know there's tons of other options in town but sometimes u just wanna have a something that's a blast from the past! Oh, and the service is fast as usual, dine in for sure!

I been waiting for this place to open back up. Adorable fire food. Number 1 / number 3 for when I'm hungover.


Crispey fried noodle is my go to. Or chow fun is a hitter too. Please be kind to them hard runnin a restaurant now and days. Long live TK

Service was quick and friendly. Food was actually better than some of the other TKs around. Lots of parking in the lot.