Canton Wonton House in Seattle

Been eating here for years. Cantonese style broth with a variety of noodles. Everything is fresh and delicious!

Amazing wonton noodle soup. Some of the best I've ever had on Seattle. Prices are very reasonable

Friendly people. Best soup served.I will recommend this place.

Yummy wonton soup noodles.

The pork and century egg congee was thick and delicious. The doughnuts were a little old, but we did go at night. The hot fresh soymilk I'd also recommend. The ginger and green onion fried noodle was ok, not enough ginger.

ALWAYS A GREAT PLACE TO BL GRAB AUTHENTIC CHINESE SOUP

Great food great price! Staff very friendly:)

Nice staff, good food and good price.

My favorite wanton house in the international district. This noodle house has been around forever and has always provided good cheap noodles! Great for when you are on a budget

Food check report: Came back a year later for "QA",ended up visiting 2X in 12hrs😅. Re-affirmed consistency with kidney congee and wonton noodles from a year ago, and tried the fishball combo the 2nd day... Surprised by the springiness of them balls, as is the quality choice of ingredients in everything else. Again, if the chef is literally sweating in the kitchen, like the ones in my hometown Canton back in the days, it just tells me my humble 50% tip was worth every penny. Just felt compelled to plug this simple local joint.Lastly, I think the simple goodness is at least due in part to their attitudes towards life (which is very much like the Seattle vibe) that they decorate the walls with.

I go here every few weeks for breakfast, and I've got to say it has the best wonton soup in the International District.

Good Cantonese Food at a great price

This place does not taste as good as six years ago

Great ingredients and cooking, great effort, without thanks throughout. Excellent food but will not come back.

Authentic; delicious; reasonably priced; friendly service; family run. Trendy millennials can wait outside in long lines for overpriced & over hyped Japanese ramen and DTF wannabe dumplings. This place is quiet, no frills & simply good food 5* quality - 1* for interior. Best Hong Kong style wonton noodle soup in Seattle!

Consider myself a Soupaholic....this place is the best for my clear broth, noodle fix !

My fav cheap noodle soup spot. It's always been a bit messy there but always solid service and consistently good.

I have been dining here for over 30 years and the food is the best I've had anywhere including mainland China !!! Terrance the owner puts his heart and soul into every dish...

This place gets packed. The dim sum was great. Service was fast despite the crowds. We ordered the soup dumplings, bbq pork buns, su mai and the pot stickers. The pot stickers are the only item I didn't like. The flavor was off.

The suikau noodle soup is my favorite here. The service is a miss. The young man that was seating and serving the customers didn't look like he wanted to be there. He had his earbuds on the whole time and wasn't very attentive. The food here is delicious, but the service could be better. So, if you are hungry and don't mind bad service, this will be the place for you.

Pretty authentic Chinese restaurant. Extremely sparse, no frills. But inexpensive and tasty...a lot of variety in the soups. Nice service, quick.

I love the noodles at Canton Wonton House. Nothing fancy just old school Wonton Noodles. Just another hole in the wall noodle shop.

Really good wanton house. I prefer them over Mike's which is just down the street or the one on MLK. They are closed on Mondays, which is a bummer for me. But they do give you huge portions of egg noodles but not that much wonton, I usually have to order extra. It still can be two meals easy. It is good hangover food so don't forget the Chinese donuts and chili oil.

Have been here a few times I get the wonton and brisket noodle soup. The service is fast but the portions are smallish. Id go for the large if you want to be really full. Soup is clean tasting and wontons have big pieces of shrimp. APPROVED!

taste good at affordable price.

Always good! Great soup, noodles, wonton and other goodies.

Food is awesome but bathroom could be cleaner. Otherwise, I would rate it five.

How quaint & cozy! A hot soup bowl as a checkpoint & a boost to powere through the rest of the day. Thank you Canton Wonton House!

Went here quite often for lunch and awesome place

It's a taste of Cantonese Food. I like it.

Great little soup house, good soups, friendly environment.

Great place for Hong Kong noodles and great prices. I think the soup and noodles, if you order the extra crunchy, is better than what you can get from Mike's.

Great wonton soup with this cool bio degradable wooden spoon. Go to place when feeling under the weather

This place has the best Sui Kau soup in the ID. It is amazing.

Best kept secret in ID. Such good wonton noodle soup.

I love Canton Wanton. The menu is simple and the food is delicious!

I've tried all the noodle houses in town. This by far had the best broth, sui kau and brisket ever! You should try it. You won't be disappointed!

Best wonton I have had in China town area in Seattle. Decent price and clean environment. Brought my family there and everyone was happy with the comfort food. Best part, you don't need to wait in line or make reservation for this restaurant.

Pleasant small town family restaurant. Don't bring a tux, but nice people. Food is really good for the category.

The best noodle soup in the ID! The wontons are light and silky and delicious while the broth will cure anything.

Went there hoping for authentic Cantonese noodle shop food. It was just okay in terms of taste, but overpriced for the ambiance and portion size.

Delicious noodles every time. I love this place.

Tastes great but the to go portion was tiny!

Awesome place, accessible from the light rail! The chef in the back is a speed demon.

Really good soup and congee and Chinese doughnut at this small restaurant.

Normal dumplings, nice thin dumpling skin but the flavor was a little plain.

The price has gone up considerably.

Reminds me of the no frills hole in the wall restaurants in Hong Kong you find on a slow side street with old men reading the paper and eating. The wonton noodle soup is delicious and reasonably priced.