Block 18 Doggie's Noodle

The faux shark fin soup (made with duck) and the doggie noodles tasted really good! The soup is very flavourful and abit more starchy kind, but doesn't feel overloaded. Doggie noodles is abit like udon, but not exactly the same texture. Staff was patient and even asked if I liked some spiciness in my noodles and the taste was adjusted just the way I can accept. Payment via Octopus was easy as well.

A all time street food we absolutely loved to eat everytime i am in HK. Used to be Michelin guide but i think they drop off the list. Love their spicy cai po to sprinkle with that give the entire food a big punch. Also like their shredded duck thick soup. Very nice to eat in cold days. Things have slightly changed over the years. They do not offer road side seating anymore. Either stand and eat or if you are lucky, there are chairs around to sit and eat.

This noodle shop is on the Michelin guide list of street foods to try in Hong Kong. It is a very humble looking street stand and we ordered the popular bowl of noodles with minced meat and toppings. The noodles remind me a little of udon. It was a little too salty for us but still enjoyable. We had a fun time chatting with the lady who worked at the stand. She immigrated from China and learned Cantonese over the years. Reminds me of my aunt who immigrated from Guangzhou to Hong Kong over 60 years ago. She set up some plastic chairs for us to sit and eat. Most people buy this to go.

Guilty delicious!!! I think I could have this for every breakfast and supper... Even more delicious with cold weather as heart-warming dish...

Doggie noodle is a must try, very nice. Well balanced salty flavour with great textured noodles. 10/10. Very local eats

The noodles itself was alrjgbt, but I couldn't finish it. It got too cloying with all the MSG. Tasted like yam cake. The "siew mai" were bad.

I have done a lot of travelling across Asia and I love street food but was sorely disappointed by the mediocre noodles and overly salty spicy fish balls. This place is waaaay overrated (Michelin recommended? give me a break...) and the tray that my food was served on was dirty(!). Not a great sign. If I'm going to teeter on the edge of a tiny plastic stool in a side alley, the food had better be poppin'. In a city with so much good food I was sorry to waste stomach space here. Don't buy into the hype.

The fish balls were good but the block noodle itself was bland. Wasn't any sauce around on the table to save this either