Cho Cho San Noodle House

My daughter found this place and was so excited to bring us here to eat. My son is the picky eater, but he ordered noodles with chicken and beef and ate almost all of it. We tried the lettuce wrap, and they were amazing... that was perfect for me! We also tried the spring rolls and chicken fried dumplings, also delicious. I got ramen with just broth, noodles, chicken, and egg, I'm not a fan of the veggies and scallions but it was very good. Drinks also looked good and refreshing, I only drank water but kids drinks were gone fast. Well go back to try the hibachi side next time. Still haven't managed to go back for Hibachi, but my daughter and I have gone back a few times for noodles, porkbuns, lettuce wraps and lunch specials. Sooo delicious.

First time there for lunch. Impressive dining area. Small but big enough. We were seated quickly and the waitress greeted us right away. Very nice menu with m-f lunch specials. Food was super fresh and really tasty. Portions are generous. I like this place a lot.

Cho Cho San exceeded my expectations! The O.M.G sushi roll and lobster roll were exceptional, making it the best sushi experience I've had. Highly recommended!

Whenever we don't feel adventurous but simply crave some comfort food, Cho Cho San Noodle House would be our top choice. Actually this is the the closest location for us to secure a nice bowl of Laksa, or the closest Laksa-taste-alike (it's called "Malaysian Spicy Miso Ramen" on their menu). We never order from their "Entrees" section, as those dishes are more catered for people unfamiliar with authentic Asian food. We mostly focus on "Appetizers", "Dim Sum" and "Noodle Soup" categories that feature dishes from many Asian countries. Steamed Vegetable Dumplings are never absent on our visit. I have always marveled at the texture of their noodles - soft yet springy, never soggy, always the right degree of chewiness - and even wanted to ask them about the supplier, so I could order some for my home cooking haha! This is also one of the more traditional Chinese restaurants, where they still serve you a free bowl of deep fried crackers with duck sauce. It's always busy there - as many take-out orders as dine-in customers - but the service is always friendly and orderly, never frantic or negligent. The decoration is tasteful, with traditional paintings and calligraphy on the wall and lamp shades.