Fat Mao Noodles - Vancouver

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Fat Mao Noodles

Fat Mao Noodles
4.2 / 5 (3865 reviews)

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Fat Mao Noodle House offers a unique noodle experience in Chinatown. While the menu is limited, the dishes are creative and flavorful. The laksa is a must-try, and the homemade noodles are a highlight. The cozy atmosphere and friendly service add to the dining experience. Despite being a small establishment, the food and affordable prices make it worth a visit, especially if you're in the area. The hot and sour pork noodle soup stands out as a delicious and flavorful option. Overall, Fat Mao Noodle House is a great spot to enjoy a tasty meal in a revitalized neighborhood.

Last update: 17.01.2026 from: Edith

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★ 4.2 / 5 from 3865 reviews
reenymagic
17.01.2024

We order spicy boat noodles and braised duck noodles for to go. Spicy boat noodles is VERY good, soup is flavorful and spiced very nicely, 5 stars. Braised duck noodles is mediocre, 3 stars. Given the price is a bit higher end, I want to give 3.9 stars. It's a place worth to try and i would definitely go back for the spicy boat noodles But not the duck noodles.

robert-m-dog630
17.01.2024

Right in Chinatown, nothing fancy, very small (6 tables). We walked by looked and thought no way, then I noticed every table full. So we had to wait for a table and it was worth it. We had the duck soup with noodles, coconut curry chicken and a very spicy ground pork with a very soft home made tofu.

grace
17.01.2024

Wow! The hot and sour pork noodle soup is amazing. Super flavorful, full of meat and yummy toppings. I’ve tried it as takeout a couple of times and it was delicious. The service Is friendly too. Highly recommend.

edith-law-snake4885
17.01.2024

This fusion noodle spot serves comfort food from Thailand, Malaysia, and China. Found this spot while walking in Chinatown and it did not disappoint

angela-ng-doctor2
17.01.2024

What a fantastic meal. We ordered the braised duck noodles and Tom yum goong noodles. Both bowls were chock full of ingredients and bursting with flavour. The braised duck noodles were especially delicious brothy, rich and full of umami. The wing bean salad we had for an appetiser was also yummy crisp, tangy and fragrant with shallots and peanuts.

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The second closest station is Central Station, located 564 meters away.

As a visitor, you can use the WiFi of the restaurant free of charge.

The premises in the restaurant are wheelchair accessible and can also be used with a wheelchair or physiological limitations.

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