Noble House — Restaurant in Hudson

We are on the hunt for a new asian style eatery since we've been repeatedly disappointed with our once favorited Pad Tai, so we decided to try another local establishment, the Noble House. The hostess was exceptionally friendly and attentive, but our server was lackluster and somewhat unhelpful. We expected differently, especially since we noted it was our first visit. He seemed somewhat arrogant too. The obloong tea was weak, but that could be because the water was just barely hot...not nearly hot enough to steep the tea. The food was just okay. Spring rolls were tasty, but luke warm and very greasy. The won tons , again were tasty, but so small. The moo shoo chicken was flavorless with semi dry pancakes. Our entrees were similarly mediocre. We found it was pricey for mediocre asian food, though we believe they see themselves as upscale gourmet asian cruisine, but they would be wrong. We had no drinks, except for the weak tea, and no dessert and we still ended up spending over $100 on a meal for 2, and we only ordered the small sizes in everything...no doggie...

We have been customers of Noble House for almost three years now. Came here last Wednesday night with my family as my most recent visit to this Chinese restaurant for dinner. The different dishes served here are very warm, delicious, and flavorful, delivering authentic Chinese taste. However, I can't really say the same thing about the rice that they serve here, the texture and taste isn't very good, the quality seeming to be cheap, so the restaurant should switch to a different, better quality rice in order to improve the eating experience here for customers. The restaurant atmosphere is in decent condition, clean, quiet and peaceful. The staff here are very nice to customers and have delivered us outstanding service every time we've came to eat here. Overall I think that this is a pretty good Chinese restaurant to eat at, and I will be coming back soon to enjoy more good Chinese food and hopefully to see the needed improvements being...

First time going. It was for my Mother in law birthday. I had the jade dumplings appetizer and the wonton soup, which is one of my favorite soups, it did not disappoint. I wanted the Mongolian lamb but alas they were out so I got the beef instead. My husband got the Chicken satay and that was amazing as well. The spring rolls were good and the mooshoo chicken was yum. We all got the small portion and it was like a regular meal so I couldn't imagine eating a regular size. Maybe if I was to share or not get appetizers and soup. The prices are ok but some seemed a little steep for my taste. The service was good as well. All in all I would recommend and...