Confucius House Restaurant...Milwaukee (Hales Corner)

Their "Peking Noodles" was tasty. The waitress tried to talk me out of ordering it, claiming that the dish was not visually aesthetic... but I persuaded her that, for me, taste trumps looks. All the noodle dishes use "ho-made" noodles...or so they say. It certainly tasted that way. Anyone have anything to report about this Chinese Restaurant on South 108th in Hales Corner?

5394 S. 108th St.
Hales Corners, WI 53130
(414) 425-6499

Their website is:

http://www.confuciushousehalescorners.com/

That looks like Korean-Chinese dish jjajangmyun, noodles in a black bean sauce. Looking at their menu, I see none of the other familiar korean-Chinese dishes, like champong or tangsuyook. Is there a secret menu there?

Sharona wrote:That looks like Korean-Chinese dish jjajangmyun, noodles in a black bean sauce. Looking at their menu, I see none of the other familiar korean-Chinese dishes, like champong or tangsuyook. Is there a secret menu there?

Here is the back story: On another site a reviewer of the Confucius House said of this dish: "The za Jiang mian noodles floored me". And that was only the beginning of his praise...he went on on on about how he had never had a better version of the dish anywhere in the world. So how could I not try it?

At the Confucius House, the dish is called "Peking Noodles." It is indeed a black bean sauce- based concoction. Call it what you will...it was tastier than a viola solo! (and that is high praise indeed!)

There doesn't appear to be a "secret menu"...at least if there was one, it was so secret that I didn't see it.

I will return to this slightly camp eatery soon and report back to this congenial list.