Restaurant Reviews

Haos Noodle Pan Asian Cuisine in West Palm Beach: Who Says There's No Decent Chinese Food in South Florida?

The wait is over. Hoas Noodle Pan Asian Cuisine finally brings some good Chinese food to Florida. With a menu that includes anything from fruit smoothies to a delectable fried whole snapper, ...

By Sarah Garcia

January 29, 2011

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The wait is over. Hoas Noodle Pan Asian Cuisine finally brings some good Chinese food to Florida.

With a menu that includes anything from fruit smoothies to a delectable fried whole snapper,

there is something for everyone. This restaurant has so much to offer

that it breaks the offerings down into two separate menus that offer Chinese,

Korean, Thai, and Vietnamese food.

Though it's nothing fancy to look at, this family-owned eatery has

servers who really do want their customers to be satisfied. The food

comes out fast, and the service does not stop.

Also: The prices are phenomenal. The restaurant offers full seafood dishes starting

at $10.95, huge portions of soup from $4.95, as well as beef and

chicken for $9.95. This hole in the wall is going to change the

perception of Asian food in Florida.

Call for dine-in, takeout, or delivery at 561-645-2665.

Open Monday to Saturday 11 a.m. to 10 p.m., Sunday 11 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

2677 Forest Hill Blvd.

West Palm Beach 33406

Lake Shore Plaza

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