Tim Ky Noodle

Traveling from NYC and was craving some wonton noodles/comfort food and found this place on yelp/google.. Pictures of the food looked good and reviews were good, so we decided to give it a try. Seemed like a lot of Vietnamnese locals ate here and the table next to us was scarfing down their noodles! So it had to be good right?! Ordered the wonton egg noodles and the seafood crispy noodle and oye... I don’t think I’ve ever had a bad crispy noodle or wonton noodle until now... Prices were overpriced as well.. a bowl of congee or even wonton noodle almost $9? But I guess not a lot of places around SD had this kind of food.. The crispy noodle had “seafood” that and veggies that come out of a can, didn’t taste fresh and the noodles were powdery.. The noodles in the wonton soup was good and stringy but once you got a bite of the wonton itself... it wasn’t fresh.. and the meat wasn’t tender. Overall I probably would not return or recommend.. you can find much better food for less elsewhere.. and I hate wasting food but we just couldn’t finish or eat anymore of this food

Small place, and there was a 20-30 minute wait for a table at 1pm on a Sunday, which to me is a good sign. Places that are good attract lots of people. Service was good considering they're busy and understaffed. The iced tea was perfect for me because it was mild and unsweetened. My wife really liked her won ton rice noodles. I liked the fried chicken - came with a generous portion of fried rice. Would've liked a little sriacha sauce but everything was flavorful enough so that it was no great loss. Would repeat and recommend.