Yin Du Wonton Noodle

SF Chinatown

Old school local place, great to sit down for a quick bite .. wait is short as people don’t linger around too long .. Beef Brisket WonTon Noodle Soup - Generous amount of not too fatty Brisket & juicy plump wonton with chunk of baby shrimp PORK & CENTURY JOOK - generous amount of pork ❤️ more than 1/4 egg Total Bill $15.50 …

Elsa C

Glad to see Yin Du reopened after closing for many months. I had the beef stew with rice noodles ($8). The food is still good, but many menu items have been cut.

Barry Louie

Cash only! We entered at 2pm on a Monday afternoon. After browsing the greasy laminated menu with prices blacked out (wish I had gloves), we ordered a beef brisket wonton noodle and wonton noodle to eat inside. Food was delivered quickly and piping hot! Wontons are plump and the noodles are thin and firm. I was going to leave a tip on the table, but the cashier furiously tapped on her cash tray demanding a tip!! How crude. Food 3/5 - Meh, it’s OK. Service 1/5 - non-existent Atmosphere 1/5 - unkempt, not clean! Takeout is probably the safer option.

Jenae Lien

I️ just came back from Taiwan and this place is pretty damn close to real authentic Chinese food. Add the beef brisket to the wonton soup and it’s pretty much the same broth as the famous Beef Noodle Soup. Excellent prices. $5 bowls of soups. Add egg noodles if you wish. Delicious I️ced Milk Tea, not too sweet and very strong for $2.50 They make dumplings and wontons right in front of you, not on your table but at separate tables so you know it’s fresh and hand made. Great hot sauce on the table along with red vinegar. Cash only. Metered street parking.