20 Places to Slurp Up Delicious Noodles in San Antonio

Bok Choy
5130 Broadway St, (210) 437-2200, eatbokchoy.com/index.html
By no means authentic, but bearing enough veggies that you’ll leave feeling less guilty than if you’d opted for a burger and fries. The menu at Bok Choy is simple enough to navigate, though still extensive.
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Kimura
152 E. Pecan St., #102, (210) 444-0702, kimurasa.com
Our city’s first noodle shop maintains a happy clientele with oodles of noodles, local ingredients and spot-on flavors.
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Lucky Noodle
8525 Blanco Road, (210) 267-9717
Hand-pulled noodles. Need we say more?
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Hot Joy
1014 S. Alamo St., (210) 368-9324, hotjoysa.com
Satisfy your appetite with oodles of noodles and be sure to take in the scenery. Created by a group of designers and artists, Hot Joy is is dinner and a show.
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Kungfu Noodle
6733 Bandera Road, (210) 451-5586
The hand-pulled noodles are key here. Try the lamb variety and prepare for some heat.
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Nama Ramen
6565 Babcock Road, (210) 641-2888, namaramen.com
This tiny eatery has big flavors. Try the hot oil for ramen with a kick.
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Niki’s Tokyo Inn
819 W Hildebrand Ave., (210) 736-5471
The notion that hole-in-the-wall, often unsightly joints make for some of the best food couldn't be more true for Niki's Tokyo Inn, an inconspicuous family-owned spot you'll find off West Hildebrand between San Pedro and I-10.
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Pho VN Bistro
11503 NW Military Hwy., (210) 994-9638
The Castle Hills go-to is known for bright flavors and fresh ingredients.
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Viva Pho
2114 NW Military Hwy., (210) 525-8388,vivapho.com
In the way of pho, Viva presents 10 variations of the much-loved comfort food. Hearty portions of the civilly priced soups come with filet mignon, brisket, tendon, tripe, meatballs, flank steak, or eye round, plus a few combinations of these.
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Suck It The Restaurant
7220 Louis Pasteur Drive #125, (210) 560-2113, Facebook.com/SuckItTheRestaurant
With both ramen and pho available at this Medical Center eatery, you’re bound to find something you love.
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Heavenly Pho
19178 Blanco Road #305, (210) 545-3553
Big appetites should go for the No. 1 with beef noodle soup with eye round steak, brisket, rare flank, tendon, tripe and meatball.
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Ming’s Thing
5249 McCullough Ave., (210) 570-6318, mingsnoodlebar.com
This tiny boxcar has big flavors and a strong early following. Grab one of the 12 seats and slurp away.
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Pho Ha Long
6424 NW Loop 410 # 104, (210) 521-4507
It seems that Pho Ha Long's found a secret formula for keeping Alamo City slurpers happy. We're particularly partial to the No. 10 with round eye steak, lean flank and chewy tendon, but if you’re looking for a spicy variation, dining companions recommend the No. 45 bún bò huê with spicy beef soup.
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Berni Vietnamese
8742 Wurzbach Road, (210) 485-5982
Service is speedy, and servings are massive at this spotless Vietnamese joint off Wurzbach that ends your meal with a warm bowl of tapioca.
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Pho Hung Cuong
12730 I-10, (210) 691-1500, phohungcuong.com
If we had to choose one favorite item from Pho Hung Cuong, the pho would win hands down.
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Pho Hong Phat
6180 Wurzbach Road, (210) 523-2888
Whether it’s the fresh bun bowl, or steamy bowl this little gem delivers larger-than-life servings.
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Pho Sure
741 W Ashby Pl., (210) 733-8473
A previous Best of San Antonio winner, Pho Sure is well received for their pho soup, Vietnamese-style sandwiches, and lemongrass-spiked specials.
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Pho Kim Long
4230 McCullough Ave., (210) 829-8021
The extensive menu, broken down into appetizers, Vietnamese sandwiches, chicken noodle soup, beef noodle soup (aka pho), beef stew, rice plates, vermicelli noodles, fried rice and Kim Long’s specialties, can be a bit daunting, but always reliable and delicious.
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Pho Thien An
126 W Rector #108, (210) 348-8526
Shop ‘til you drop and then recharge at Pho Thien An with a loaded bowl of fragrant beef broth and noodles.
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Golden Wok
Multiple locations, goldenwoksa.com
You’ll have to battle a crowd for a table, but Golden Wok is always worth the wait.
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