“ Stopped by here after the San Gabriel Christmas festival and it was a good remedy for a chilly day. The noodles are VERY chewy, more than udon - which was a little much for me. I did like the tomato broth! Service was regular, I believe they had an English speaking staff person since I don't speak Chinese! ”

“ Parking is located inside the building which you can access from the side or you can park on the street. The price of this place is phenomenal and the portions is huge. I love how much comes in the bowl and that you could add more things for extra if you'd like. I think the included ingredients are already very tasty. I feel like Chinese restaurants always do different styles of the same dishes but the wood ear mushrooms here are packed with flavor. I got the potato noodles with seafood and I enjoyed how chewy the noodles were and all the ingredients. They have Chinese TV in the background that has English subtitles so if you're curious you can tune in and read. I will definitely come back again! ”

“ I've had my eye on JCHF Potato Noodles for a while, so I finally decided to check it out. I went for dinner, and the place was pretty packed, but luckily, they had bar seating--perfect for a solo diner like me. I ordered the potato noodles, which come with some standard toppings, but I added meat and spam to mine. I also got the QQ chicken bones that everyone seems to rave about, and the fusun spicy mix (not knowing what it was). The fusun spicy mix was an interesting combo of veggies in a sauce that was sweet, salty, spicy, and sour all at once. The QQ chicken bones were like fried chicken with bones still in--it was sweeter than savory, and I wasn't sure if I was supposed to eat the bones or not. I'm not sure why it's so hyped; maybe some people just like gnawing on bones? The potato noodles came in a huge pot with a generous portion. The broth was a bit mild, but the noodles were definitely the highlight--bouncy and chewy, just right. Overall, it was a good experience. I enjoyed most of it, but if I came back, I'd probably just stick with the potato noodles. The other dishes weren't really my thing, but the noodles were excellent. ”

“ Gas, hidden gem in my opinion. Their chicken bones is delicious. This side with a bowl of noodles is good enough for two people to be honest. The chicken "bones" which do have a decent amount of meat on it are fried to perfection and you can just chew and swallow the entire thing if you wanted. Very flavorful and worth the price. ”

“ Ya'll, this little shop is so good! I found this place on Yelp a while ago but due to very little reviews, never tried it. Today I was feeling adventurous and decided to stop by and it was the best decision ever! I thought it was going to be a smol shop with little to no customers but to my surprise this place was PACKED for lunch on a Wednesday. I ordered the special handmade potato vermicelli with meatballs, mild spicy. Portion is generous - I filled four bowls of noodle and soup. Potato noodles were delightfully chewy and delicious. I found the mild to be pretty spicy haha. Everyone around me also ordered the qq chicken bones and it smelled amazing! You do have go wait a bit for your noodles - I waited about 20-25 minutes. Super small shop, located in a structure that has plenty of parking. Same structure as Edible Arrangements! ”

“ 100% recommend this place. Ordered: -Potato Noodle -Fried Chicken Pro: -Potato noodle was really good. Chewy and savory. We got the seafood meatballs but they also have a beef one. The broth was spicy and not too heavy tasting. -The chicken was savory sweet, a bit sticky and a delight to eat! There are a lot of bones and the meat is slightly chewy which makes a pleasant texture. -Interior was clean, bright and cute -Plenty of parking inside the structure -Price is reasonable Con: -No credit card payment under $30 ”

“ Like others said, this place is in a sketchy plaza, but everything changes once you enter the store. You are greeted by the warm and cozy feeling of a small restaurant with nice decor and happy people. I went in around 6:20PM and had to wait a good 30mins before being seated, even though there were empty tables. I ordered a a potato noodle bowl, shenyang QQ chicken, and a what gluten noodle. You are able to somewhat customize the noodle bowl with toppings and spice levels. The noodles are sooo chewy, but the broth was one dimensional. The toppings and noodles are also plentiful, but I don't recall there being any protein in the base order I ordered. The Shenyang QQ chicken was definitely the star of the show due to its flavor, albeit the meat quantity was small due to the amount of bones. For your protein fix, I recommend ordering this dish, as it adds a different flavor and texture. Service attitude could've been better, as our server appeared rude when seating and taking our order. They were dismissive and after every item, kept saying "and then what" in Chinese. Overall though, given the limited choices of potato noodles, this place is a decently priced and portioned spot to go to if you're ever craving that texture. ”

“ JCHF Potato Noodle is a solid spot for noodles in San Gabriel and they have phenomenal fried chicken! I never had potato noodles before and was interested to try when recommended to come here by a friend, I was definitely not disappointed! The noodles are very different from wheat noodles and they are very soft and "QQ". This did make it a bit difficult to eat as I either had to take big mouthfuls or try to bite off the noodles which took a bit of effort but it was definitely worth it! The toppings that come with it are solid too, I liked the tofu skin, bok choy, and bit of seaweed! I didn't really like the meatball though and would recommend the fish balls instead. However, the main attraction was the fried chicken which was absolutely delicious! It has a really nice fry to it as it's crispy but flavorful and really supported the sweet soy taste it had! Definitely try the fried chicken if you go! The service wasn't too bad, it's a small restaurant and there aren't many workers which makes service slower than other large restaurants. We also ended up waiting around 30-40 minutes for a table since they only had around 6 that were all full and around 25-30 minutes for our food plus an additional 15 for the fried chicken to come out. Honestly wasn't even that bad of a wait but just something to keep in mind. The restaurant itself was small like I mentioned before and only has around 6 tables to sit at so it does feel a bit tight. They also have a small bar seating area too for solo diners but I'm not sure it gets used much since nobody was on it when we were there. Overall, I'd say to give JCHF Potato Noodle a try and definitely try the fried chicken, you won't regret it! ”