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11170 NE Evergreen Pkwy Unit C, Beaverton, OR 97006, United States
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If you’re in Beaverton and craving some comforting Chinese dishes, Noodle Dynasty is the place to be. Located at 11170 NE Evergreen Pkwy Unit C, this cozy restaurant offers both takeaway and dine-in options, making it perfect for whatever vibe you’re in. Whether you’re grabbing a quick bite or sitting down for a meal with friends, you’re in for a treat.
Noodle Dynasty is all about that authentic Chinese food experience, with a menu that’s loaded with flavorful comfort food. From hearty small plates to vegetarian-friendly options, there’s something for everyone. If you’re into pairing your meal with a drink, you’re in luck. They serve a variety of alcohol options, including beer, wine, and spirits-perfect for those looking to unwind while enjoying their favorite dishes.
What sets Noodle Dynasty apart is its laid-back atmosphere. You can come in, grab a seat, and dig into delicious dishes while enjoying the restaurant’s welcoming vibe. Whether you’re craving a classic noodle dish, something vegetarian, or a comforting meal with a side of cold beer, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. It’s the kind of place that feels like home, offering familiar favorites with a twist of something new.
So, next time you’re in the area and looking for a spot to satisfy your cravings, Noodle Dynasty should definitely be on your list. With its tasty offerings and casual, friendly environment, it’s one of Beaverton’s must-try spots for Chinese food lovers.
Prices and dish names are transcribed from the restaurant's printed menu, photographed in August 2026 and reproduced on the menu page. Hours, address and service options come from the restaurant's public business profile. An editor confirmed the restaurant was trading on 4 September 2026. Something wrong? Tell us.
11170 NE Evergreen Pkwy Unit C, Beaverton, OR 97006, United States
Loved basically everything we got! Very authentic lanzhou beef noodle soup—perfect noodles and soup broth. Tastes exactly like the ones I had in Taiwan and China. Also loved the taro buns, green beans, thick noodles with chicken, Chinese hamburger, and cucumber salad. One of the best cucumber salads I’ve had at a Chinese restaurant. Everything came out super fast too! And the servers took great care of us. I didn’t think the soup dumplings were very soupy. I wouldn’t order them again. I also didn’t love the meat in them. The beef fried rice had could texture, but it wasn’t salty enough, and a little flavorless. The beef scallion pancake was liked by most everyone in the group, but I thought it was too sweet and not very true to others I’ve tried in Asia. Otherwise I think it was a fantastic choice, and would definitely come back!
Freshly Made hand pulled noodles. Absolutely delicious and just what I needed. Portions are generous, service is great and wait for the food wasn't too bad considering it's HAND PULLED and made to order. I ordered the lanzhao hand pulled beef noodle soup with wide flat noodles... No spice. Flavor was good but I may try mild spicy next time. This will be my go to place should I ever have another craving for some soup noodles
It’s a funny story about how we discovered the Noodle Dynasty. One day, I was searching for Noodle or Chinese restaurants in Google Maps. The Noodle Dynasty popped up. One of the review was caught my eyes, which said that noodle was too long and chewy, it needs scissors to cut them. ‘Damn, that’s exactly the kind of handmade noodles we have been looking for in US.’ I immediately told my husband that we needed to make a trip to Beaverton. After our first visit, we went back again and again. We love that handmade long, flavorful and chewy texture noodles. Our friends also liked it after we recommended. Plus, they have two big round tables, perfect for family or groups to enjoy a great meal together.
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