First time ordering from H Noodle House and I’m so beyond disappointed… First of all, it was $24+tax ($26.07) for a spicy soup which ending up being one serving. There was less than 5 pieces of meat in the soup and barely any noodles, just oily soup. There’s no vegetable in here except Napa cabbage which makes it flavorless. When I went in to pay and realized one soup was $26 I simply asked them why it cost so much… and the lady in front said “this is Long Island” with a ton of attitude in her voice. This has to be the worst restaurant I’ve been to in Nassau!! BEYOND DISAPPOINTED!

A true hidden gem. They have a good selection of entrees, noodles, and appetizers. Th environment feels like an interesting blend of a coffee shop and a restaurant. All the dishes are delicious, authentic, and freshly cooked. Highly recommend their dim sum and fish dishes.

Had food for takeout. The braised beef noodle soup is quite tasty. Beef is tender and soup is tasty. Noddles are just ok. The beef scallion pancake is also good. The meat could be more tender though. I would come back to try other things. Update: Pork soup dumplings are good and chicken fried rice is good. This place will probably be a go to spot for me now.

- The soft tofu dish is absolutely delicious: the tofu is smooth, melts right in your mouth. The touch of traditional Chinese sesame sauce drizzled around the bowl is brilliant, it added the depth of the whole dish. - The wonton soup is amazing: the wontons are fresh, nicely proportioned. The dried shrimp definitely enhances the flavor of the soup, together with seaweed and scallions. Perfect spot for breakfast & lunch. Would love to try dinner here sometimes too.

Came in for soup dumplings, was left with below average results. "Soup" dumplings lacked any soup. Skin was rather thick. Ordered a crab soup dumpling as well, where the flavor was okay. If you are here for soup dumplings, there are far better options. Also ordered a beef & tendon noodle soup which was flavorful but half of the of the meat was fatty and tossed out. The amount of beef tendon provided was less than a finger's length which I had forgotten it came with until I dug it out from the bottom of the bowl when finishing the soup. Had a scallion pancake with beef to accompany it. Arrived room temperature. Everything is self-serve (utensils, bowls, plates, condiments, etc) like a cafeteria. Food is brought to your table. Most disappointing is the menu/kitchen. The restaurant closes at 8pm. I arrived at 6:15pm, and the waiter immediately explained 75% of the menu was unavailable; basically only appetizers and soups were available. I understand if there are specialty items that run out, but even fried rice is unavailable? Part of me thinks it's the restaurant being lazy and minimizing kitchen items to clean up at the end of the night. Pricing is about par for Long Island, but not for the food quality and self-service.

I was hesitant to try this place after reading the reviews, but the soup dumplings were soupy and delicious, the beef in the noodle bowl was tender, noodles were cooked perfectly, and their Dan Dan Noodles are perfect. Friendly staff, attentive about food allergies. 10/10 would recommend!

The noodle dishes are authentic and flavorful. Smashed cucumbers are on point. Order at the counter and they’ll bring all the food to your table. Really nice staff.

Went there for the first time for lunch today! I love the soup noodle, And the hand-make dumpling. China Town quality on Long Island! The see-through kitchen is bright and clean, giving customer extra confidence.