Hey Noodles

Really nice place for a casual bite or something quick for takeout. Wait times are very short and the dishes are very delicious. Definitely get bang for your buck in terms of quantity and portions. The staff are really nice and helpful with giving recommendations and suggestions. The signature noodles where you can build your own dish are nice and convenient. I would recommend the noodles with the peanut based sauce or the sesame paste base. You get to choose what to have in the bowl from multiple different meat and vegetable options. I had one of each and added in pork and beef brisket respectively - both good, but peanut base was a definite highlight. Veggies include cabbage, lettuce shreds, cucumber shreds and green onion. The chicken dumplings were decent, and the cucumber salad is a nice refreshing vegetable option.

I keep coming back for their sesame sauce noodles. The flat noodles are chewy, the sauce is rich but not heavy, and the toppings add great texture. Definitely add the chili sauce — it really brings the whole bowl to life. The tomato scrambled egg rice is comforting and flavorful, and the braised beef was tender and well-seasoned. Fried squid was crispy and not greasy. Reliable and satisfying spot overall.

One of my fave go-to places in Chinatown. So well priced and they give you unlimited noodles!! They charge you $2 for a take home container if you don’t finish the noodles for but it’s totally worth it. They also have a late night deal where after 9pm you get Xiao noodle for free with purchase of a regular one. Might’ve gotten that late night deal a little off cause I’m going of memory but it’s still very good.

This place is truly a hidden gem in Toronto! They offer a special weekday menu where you can upgrade your order to a full meal for just an additional of $2—it’s an incredible value and absolutely worth trying. I sampled several of their noodle dishes, and each one was delicious. The popcorn chicken, in particular, was outstanding—crispy, flavorful, and generously portioned. The serving sizes overall are quite substantial, making it great value for the price. Highly recommend this spot for anyone looking for satisfying, flavorful food at a great price point.

We always come here for All you can eat noodles. The finest egg noodles in Toronto! The broth is to die for, beautiful Chinese art on the walls with nice Chinese music. Lovely staff. Definetly Recommend!!

Went for dinner with my son and wife. Nice and clean place. Staff were very nice. Food was tasty and came out hot. Would definitely recommend. If you pay in cash, they may give you a discount.

Hey Noodles is a great place to grab a quick, cheap, nighttime bite. The noodle portions are gigantic, and the unlimited noodles offer ensures you're never left hungry! The staff are very helpful and nice, and even let us stay shortly after closing. This is my place to have dinner after a long day at school :)

It was my first time dining in this restaurant! I love it so much I ordered meat lover ! So much meat ! You can get lamb/beef/ pork..etc in this noodles ! Also the waiter Pabina she was so nice to us 😆😆also smiling ☺️

Delicious food, nice and friendly staff. Clean and cute place. Highly recommended braised tofu. Bit tricky with the parking.

Great place! Massive portions and delicious dishes. Love the fact that we were able to pick the level of spiciness and numbness My friend and I went here for lunch and we ended up sharing. We paid a small fee ($2) for unlimited noodles because it's meant for 1 person. Service was friendly and efficient. Would definitely come back to try other noodle dishes

My -go-to spot for Chongqing noodles. Options for spice and numbing level. Unlimited noodle and refills and refills come timely as well

I love noodles and I love the great variety that Hey Noodles offers. They offer discounts for corporate events and Group outings. The staff are friendly and accommodating and the vibe is very nice. For extra $2 on weekdays, you can order combos (adding an appetizer/dessert and a drink). We ordered "Black Fungus" and "Braised Bean Curd" for appetizer, "Minced Meat Pork with Special Hot Peppers Xiao Mian", "Chicken and Mushroom Noodles" and "Salty Crispy Chicken with Sweet Potato Noodles" for main, and "Brown Sugar Iced Jelly" for dessert. You can choose between egg noodles, rice noodles and sweet potato noodles. You can also choose the level of spice and numbness of your meal; which is so fun. We really enjoyed our noodles and we even had leftovers to enjoy later.

This Chinese noodle restaurant has been open since before 2015. We first came here in 2017. The restaurant is up half a floor. It is long and narrow. There is low-volume modern music playing in the background. It is slightly dim in the restaurant. For the month of Oct 2024 and during weekdays, there is a special value meal combo ($13 to $18), and for an extra $2, you get one appetizer (worth $6-$8) and one drink (worth $2). I think the main noodle bowl is the same as the regular price, but where you really save is getting a free appetizer by paying the extra $2. With the specials, they allowed us to choose between 3 noodle types, spice-level, and numbness-level. We ordered the following: 1. Marinated Pork Belly Xiao Mian with Egg Noodles ($19) + Braised Bean Curd and Nestea (+$2). 2. Scramble Eggs and Tomato Mifan ($14) + Salty Crispy Chicken and Nestea (+$2). 3. Salty Crispy Chicken Xiao Mian with Hot & Sour Sweet Potato Noodles ($15) + Brown Sugar Iced Jelly and pop (+$2). 4. Strawberry Yakult ($4). 5. Peach Yakult ($4). 6. Plum Juice ($5). I tried items 1 and 2 above, and they were really good. The Salty Crispy Chicken was definitely crispy outside and juicy inside; that's why it comes in a separate bowl instead of soaking in the bowl of noodle soup. The Marinated Pork Belly was really good; I prefer the meaty part, and my wife will eat the fatty part. The Hot & Sour Sweet Potato Noodles were really good; I didn't taste any hotness. The Brown Sugar Iced Jelly was good as long as you like the sweetness of brown sugar, which I do. This was the first time I had the Strawberry Yakult; it was yummy. The customer service was excellent and attentive. When the restaurant was not busy, the waitress would ask customers if they wanted extra noodles! They accept credit and debit (it used to be cash only until at least 2019) and cash, but there are many discounts for using cash. For less than $20, you get 5% off. For $20-$40, you get 10% off or a free pop ($2). For over $40, you get a free Brown Sugar Iced Jelly ($6). There is free WiFi. The restaurant is not wheelchair accessible. There are separate male/female washrooms, but they are not wheelchair accessible. There is paid neighbourhood street parking. There are two high chairs for little children. Review 2024-update

This place is known for their refillable noodles and spicy broth. Personally I found a lot of the ingredients in the noodle soup to be too salty and spicy, and there was nothing special about the noodles.

The chicken crispy was flavorful with the perfect crunch--definitely a must-try. The service was quick, and the atmosphere was cozy. I'll definitely be coming back for more!"

Employe are friendly, the food is 7/10 not as good as the Mississauga location. Overall if you like noodle it is not a bad choice

We loved our experience here. I got the vegan noodles ($7 - really wow!!) and asked for max spice and zero numbing. I asked got extra green onions, sesame seeds, peanuts and garlic. They're not kidding about the spice. My husband did the same but he had pork ribs noodles. Both of us loved what we had but the spice levels were a bit much even for us. Next time we are going to tone it down a bit. Be careful what you wish for I guess!! But the broth is very flavorful and great quantity. Can't imagine getting extra noodles with it but it's great that they have that option. I loved the greens in it - so I didn't miss any protein in it. Temperature of the food is pretty hot - just the way I like it. Staff is very friendly. Our waitress was very sweet and prompt. At one point, the chef came out and we told him how good everything was. Overall, it's one of our favorite, no-fuss reasonable yet delicious food in an expensive city.

I wasn't sure how well soup noodles would survive through take out, but this turned out to be a fantastic meal! I ordered the house special marinated pork belly noodles & the beef brisket noodles (they were running a BOGO free promo)! The noodles came in a seperate container from the soup so they were not soggy at all and the texture remained chewy. The broth was super flavourful and came with a lot of pickled veggies and marinated egg. They gave a good amount of meat, and boy were the beef brisket tender. I would HIGHLY recommend this one!! Now their spice is no joke. Thank goodness you get to choose your level of spice and numbness (ma la). I opted for less spice for both and it still had a good amount of heat. Definitely bearable but I would suggest no spice/no numbness if you cant handle spicy. Honestly the food was soo good but I couldn't finish cause their portion is quite big!! I recall they had unlimited noodle refill for free when u dine in, and they def still give you a good amount for take out!! They are always running some sort of promo now during covid so I would suggest checking out their website prior to ordering.

Beef brisket rocks. Love the crunchy lettuce that's in the noodle soup, so unique. Not cheap though, after tax and tip it was about $20 for a bowl of noodles. Pricy for Chinatown but overall worth a try for a quick noodle craving.

I was on Dundas West looking for some random items and then thought I'd walk in here after looking at the Google reviews and the 3.5 star on Yelp- which I heard recently on TikTok that it was the go to rating for Chinese food- which actually sort of made sense to me at the time... but I'm not so sure about that anymore... It was just me so I only got to try one dish. It was the pork belly noodle that many people wrote about on Yelp. Pork belly was hard... yuck. Some bites I would get a huge whiff of pork flavour (not the good kind). After reading how spicy it was, I opted for the mild. I think the spicy flavours must mask a lot of the greasy, grimy, pungent smells and flavours of this dish because it really was not good minus the spice and the tongue numbing. If you are craving spicy and love tongue numbing with a handful of cilantro etc. maybe you are fine?? But given how poorly the pork was done. It was quite pricy, too. About 20 dollars after tax and tip? Service was ok. One girl doing it all. She was busy. Space had dividers for a show of social distancing. Would not go back.

It's really funny to me how vastly different Google vs Yelp reviews are. While in the area, I quickly referred to Google maps for a simple dinner and found Hey Noodles (rated 4.7) - considering I always have a lingering craving for noodles, this was perfect. I am usually a bit intimidated going into restaurants in Chinatown, as half the time I don't know what I to order. But I feel safe in the comforting strands of noodles. Walking in, I didn't have strong expectations. A quarter of the tables were occupied, and I was seated promptly. There were only two people working - one in the kitchen, and one processing orders. I was told to scan the QR code, which took me to a website where you could order "online" - efficient! But they also have paper menus, so you can use to order in person. I decided to get the cucumber salad, and the sesame paste dry noodles with minced pork. Once I placed the order, the server confirmed that they received it. As I waited for the next 20-25 minutes, the place filled up. Not only with in-person diners, but also pick ups and deliveries. I certainly wasn't expecting to wait that long, but I wasn't in a rush for once. The food was excellent! For what you can get downtown for ~$20, you can't beat this. The cucumber salad was refreshing and the noodles were chewy, flavourful, although a bit too oily for me. For a no-fuss dinner, this is a great spot - especially during non-rush hours. Or just get take out. Overhearing a conversation, it's usually only 2-3 people working; likely a mom & pop? Go with the right expectations, and you won't be disappointed.

I think it's under new management nonetheless service was still 5star and food was good. Same taste and recipe kept I enjoyed the food here. Your waiting person she handle 6 tables on her own she flew back and forth she needs help!!!

HEY NOODLES Chinatown location is ideal for noodles where you want to customize the SPICYZ and NUMB level of your broth! The first experience I went for was regular spicy and regular numb level, and the flavour was very plentiful with all of the toppings on top (they add peanuts & cilantro too.) Also HEY NOODLES gives free noodle refills, and that's what make this name brand very special. Seating space, tabling, and decor & atmosphere are all very good. There's no complaints here. The only gripe is probably I wish there were more options to choose from. I recommend this location for repeated visits

Place was busy and seemed understaffed the day we visited. It took about 30min for our food to be ready but the waitress informed us of the wait when we placed our order. The dumplings were nice and crispy. The sesame noodles were not bad; a little plain. The Chongqing noodles were also average. Orders are placed via the app which makes it easy to view all the options (toppings, noodle type and spice level). The food is all served in takeout containers even if you dine in, so nice and clean. Just gave 2 stars because nothing too special about the food and there's a lot of other options in Chinatown that would've been more flavorful/value.

After drooling over the photo of the beef noodles, I suggested this place to my friends for a weekend dinner. I was excited because the refillable noodles and I just wanted hearty broth! The beef sirloin noodles (less spicy) came out pretty quickly after a few minutes and I was ready to dig in. I appreciated that the noodles and broth were both very hot and had an abundant amount of beef and it was delicious. I was too full to ask for and eat any more noodles. I'm also unsure if they handpull their noodles in house but it was still pretty good. The hard boiled egg was a bit powdery (what happens when you over cook it) but still good. Looking back at the photo, they display the noodles with bok choy but instead, they give you lettuce. So consistency is probably better. Service was great, staff were super nice and checked up on us for noodle refills. Suggestions would to serve cold water with ice (especially on a hot summer day)!

Hey Noodles The restaurant was very tidy and nicely decorated. There were not too many people when we visited so we were able to sit comfortably and eat at a leisurely pace. The wait staff was very attentive, quick to replace our water and bring us extra silverware. We only ordered the noodles since the pictures looked to be rather large bowls and it is good that we did that. You have the option to add extra toppings and get extra soup, along with other aspects you could alter to your preference. The bowls of noodles were very reasonably priced and provided more than enough food (we had to get togo boxes). Looking at the food itself however, I personally felt that the broth was very oily and that coupled with the pork belly protein option made for a very greasy experience. You can try to separate some of the oil from the top of the soup but despite that, the soup was still rather rich and salty. A slightly diluted version of the broth may have been a better in my opinion. However, the flavor of the soup, despite being overly flavorful, was well seasoned and made from a nice stock. This restaurant appeals to a variety of people, from those more accustomed to traditional and authentic Chinese flavors, as well as those with tamer palettes. A lot of different flavors are for the more adventurous folks to experiment with. Defintiely be careful with the spiciness levels. We got medium spicy and we could feel our scalp itching. Unless you are really tolerant of spicy foods, be careful! That being said, adhere to the other reviews and try to avoid the Numbing addition that they have. It may make the whole meal an unenjoyable experience

Very comforting food in Chinatown. I think of myself as able to handle spicy, but ordering little spicy is sufficient for me. Good thing I didn't go for regular spicy. Very packed on weekday evening at 8 30pm. There was no two people table so we had to share a four people table with other customers. Sort of feel like beerhall style to share table. Would be weird if I'm eating alone and sharing table with a couple? Unlimited refill for noodle for dine-in order. Wish there's unlimited refill for the soup, it was so good!

Hey Noodles has very reasonable and delicious High Tea Combos from Monday to Friday from 2:30pm to 5:00pm for dine-in only. The lunch combos come with your choice of 3 different appetizers (Tofu Skin/Seaweed/Black Fungus) and hot or cold Honey Pomelo Tea - so good! While eating here, at least 5 different meal delivery companies had people coming in and out of the restaurant for food order pickups for delivery which is great to know for those of us who'd rather stay warm indoors rather than go out in the cold winter...so you can order Hey Noodles from Uber, Skip The Dishes and Foodora. They also are available on Ritual for those of us who like to use the app to preorder your meal-to-go already prepared minutes before walking into this place.

I've been wanting to try this noodle place for weeks, and they do not disappoint! I ordered a beef brisket noodle (mild spicy), which came with half an egg, peanuts, cilantro, and pickled vegetables. My boyfriend ordered dry noodles with minced pork (it came with a side of soup). The serving size is quite large, you won't leave feeling hungry!

The noodles are meant to be spicy and the broth salty! The main novelty here is use of peppercorn in the noodles. When you eat it, you get some slight tingling numbness feeling on your tongue. It's unique and it pairs well with the lemon water they'll be serving you. You can choose the level of spice and numbness though and choose the toppings as well. I recommend getting the pork belly or the lamb if you want something with some fat on it with your noodles. The meat or fat is incredibly soft and can melt in your mouth. A lighter option is the minced meat, which are taste a bit griddy in my opinion. You can ask for noodles refills, so pro-tip don't drink all the broth first if you want more. Also, bring cash as they only accept card over a certain amount. Stamp card, toothpicks, floss picks, and candy or mint available at the counter.

This is my third time at Hey noodles~ this place is just super convenient downtown near Chinatown where I can grab noodles. I got to try out their new appetizers this time, and the deep fried cauliflower and lotus roots are soooo good! I love eating them especially dipping with some spicy sauce, golden and deep fried with such a crisp texture. I ordered their classic dry noodle to try this time and it has becomes my new favourite dish here I think. The minced pork has so much flavour that it perfectly mix in with the noodle and compliments the whole dish so so well! My friend also love the noodle with tomato and pork ribs. It was a super filling bowl with tomato based soup and many pieces of tender pork ribs~ the whole bowl portion was already so filling idk how people can add refills to it Noodle with Tomato and Pork Ribs - $11.99 Classic Dry Noodle with Minced Pork - $11.99 Nutritious Lam Noodle - $14.99 Okra - $4.99

Ended up here when we found out Magical Taste of China had closed (so sad!) It's up a flight of stairs, no not accessible. We ended up here at lunch time and here's what I ordered: "Create Your Own Noodles" - Szechuan Style Beef Brisket - Regular Noodles - Regular Soup - Reg Spicy (this was SPICY!) - Toppings included peanuts, cilantro, sesame oil, garlic and green onion Firstly, the bowls are massive. The broth is delicious, flavourful and very layered. The noodles are cooked perfectly and they're chewy and not super soft. The beef brisket is fatty..really fatty so if you don't like that, order something else. I thought reg spicy was going to be mild but it is spicy. Perfect for a cold day and especially now that it's flu season. You can also get extra noodles for dine-in and it's FREE. I repeat, FREE refill on noodles! You get a heaping bowl of dry noodles that you can mix into your bowl. If you decide to take it home, there is a $2 charge. It ended up being $39ish for two people - two bowls of noodles and 1 extra set of noodle refill. I can't wait to try more items although if you don't eat pork, your options are limited.

The food can be spicy!!! My first time at the restaurant, I ordered the build your own noodle bowl and ordered the regular spice level. The regular spice level was way toooo spicy for me! I knew that my husband would enjoy it and so I came back and ordered the no spice option my second time around and it was alot better. You have 2 options for noodles: the rice and the glass noodles. They are unlimited. Therefore if you are still hungry and want more noodles you just have to tell the server. The soup bowl was very filling so I never got to try other things in the menu. In general, was pretty good. Will come back again to try different things. Just be aware, if you spend less than $20 you have to pay in cash!

Did someone say re-fillable noodles? I love their hot and sour noodles! And they're the only reason I would justify spending 15$ on a bowl of Chinese noodle soup. If you are going for their other noodles, I would recommend going elsewhere for better value/taste. Their hot and sour noodle are similar to the Vietnamese noodle "banh canh", which is a thick tapioca noodle.

Warning: The heat gradually kicks in! I ordered spicy with numb and the heat is fine. It's not spicy to the point where you can't even put it in your mouth: I actually sipped the soup base BUT once it kicked in, I was dripping (in sweat!). Second warning: the soup and the wonton had peanut mixed into the bowl-It's fine for us but careful if you have allergies since this is not the norm. And the review: The Service is good and fast. The food was tasty and noodles were good. Careful on the spicy level if you cannot handle it. We loved it and will definelty come back. We went to the Chinatown location but they actually have locations in North York and Scarborough. One more thing, they added 10% tip to the bill which is fine but they should have told us....they do have a sign but I did not see it.

I went on a Thursday evening with two girlfriends, the place was pretty quiet. We all got the brisket, however, they got the "Regular Spicy" and I opted for "No Spicy". The noodles were cooked perfectly, the broth was very flavourful and I can't forget how generous they were with the meat! I will definitely be returning to take advantage of the free noodle refill they offer!!

Wow what a great bowl noodles! Came here on a whim with no expectations, but turned out pleasantly surprised. You can choose your protein and customize your noodle type, toppings, spice, numbness, and extra noodles & extra soup (all free of charge). We ordered the pork belly and pork intestine soup, the broth, protein, and noodles were all delicious. The staff was also very attentive and friendly. Only thing to keep in mind is that their "less spicy" option is quite spicy (comparable to medium spice at other restaurants).

Came back again this weekend and quality of food and service was even better than before. Staff gave us a warm welcome and was attentative through out the night. Brought us free noodle refills quickly and as many as we can eat. Will be back again next time I have spicy noodles cravings.

DO NOT GO. WORST FOOD AND SERVICE IN VAUGHAN. Worst food experience of my life. Terrible racist service followed up by over cooked under seasoned noodles. Chicken and beef tasted unwashed. I hope the kitchen is not as dirty as the rest of the restaurant because the place looks unkept. Then the server had the audacity to say to me no tip no service as he threw the takeout container at me. Disgusting.

Hey Noodles was probably the most satisfying meal I had in my entire time in Toronto; super spicy, super flavorful, and super filling. It's a little difficult to find since it's not on the ground level (it's like half a level above) & the signs are mostly in Chinese! They have quite a few different options & you can customize your bowl's soup level & spice level. I chose normal amounts of soup, extra spicy, with lamb instead of beef. Wouldn't recommend the lamb (my friend's beef looked a lot better), but otherwise this meal was PERFECT. It's super hard to find mala (spicy and numbing) food outside of China, and the places that have it are pretty watered down for the Western palate. Not here! This soup was actually decently spicy, with a good amount of numbing flavor! Service is quick & attentive, although they are cash only which is a slight inconvenience.

I came here for the $1 Chongqing noodles as a celebratory promotion, and I don't think I would come back to pay full price for their noodles. I ordered the noodles regular spicy and numbing and extra soup. I wanted brisket on top but that was not available with the promotion. Instead, I asked for the popcorn chicken. My friend asked for the noodles less spicy and regular numbing with marinated egg. The food were received was not accurate to our order. Her noodles ended being as bright red as mine and about as spicy as mine, if not more. If she ordered less spicy, shouldn't my noodles be the spicier one? It's a good thing she was able to tolerate that level of heat. If they made a similar mixup on an order for someone with allergies, someone might have died. I had to add a lot of soy sauce for the soup to be flavorful, which means that the soup by itself is just so so... Not particularly umami. The pickled vegetables added a nice crunch. The noodles were very lackluster. They didn't hang on to the soup particularly well, and they didn't have a great mouth feel. It just tasted like ramen noodles dazzled up with some pickled vegetables and cilantro. The most disappointing thing was the popcorn chicken. The portion was really small, and the individual pieces were the size of small grapes. They weren't really seasoned and let the ketchup? BBQ sauce? do all the heavy lifting for flavor. The breading also wasn't as crispy as I was hoping for. It felt like frozen popcorn chicken that got heated up in an industrial oven or microwave. In summary, I'm pretty disappointed in the experience. Some things can be due to how slammed they were, but the noodles and popcorn chicken are not likely to change.

Visited this place with some co-workers for lunch. Never had this this region style of noodle dish but it was a pleasant experience. You choose your type of meat, amount of spice, and "numbness". Noodle refills are free, you just have to ask. I went with the beef brisket and although of the meat was tender, there were several pure fatty chunks that I could not eat. Also be warned, the broth is VERY spicy if you're not used to it before. I chose a regular spice level and it was at my near absolute tolerance. I would suggest trying a low or no spice level if you're new and work up from there. That and get a lot of water.

Free noodle refills? Yaaaaaaas. How many noodles can I realistically eat though? You have a choice of spice level and numbing level. I thought I could handle spice but after getting the regular levels for both, I began to question my training from childhood. Sweating, sniffling, tearing,... yeah, it was rough. I definitely received a rude awakening. The service was okay, but it varied based on the individual. When you pay, you just head to the cash at the back. Oh right, I ordered an extra half portion of noodles to prolong my suffering.

This restaurant specializes in spicy mouth-numbing all-you-can-eat noodles. You can customize how spicy you want it, as well as how mouth-numbing you want it. You can also request unlimited noodle re-fills, but you're stuck with the soup you start with so plan ahead to optimize soup-to-noodle ratio otherwise you'll end up with too much noodles and not enough soup. They offer various types of meat in their soup, as well as a number of sides featuring all sorts of animal parts. Tried a few sides but didn't find them too interesting so I'd just stick with a bowl of noodle soup. And unlimited refills. Expect to pay around $10 for a decent bowl of noodle soup with meat, but if you just want noodles in soup with nothing else, you can save a bit of money.

Pretty authentic looking/tasting. A bit overpriced but you get free noodle refills so I guess? (￣￣"") I went during their promotion where you pay only $1 a bowl - a delicious meal basically free. Store was a bit small but nice atmosphere. Generally liked the experience. Would return even without promotion.

We originally tried this place at Night It Up and really enjoyed the taste of their potato vermicelli noodles so we decided to revisit the Chinatown location. The meal met our expectations. The soybean and pork intestine noodles that I got were well seasoned and not too heavy. The soup base was a bit oily though but this is pretty common for a lot of Chinese dishes. You have the option of customising your spice level in two ways: the spices and the level of numbness. I did regular spicy and little numb. This ended up being fairly spicy though and I probably used half of their tissue box to wipe off the sweat from the spices. My boyfriend got the beef noodles and he thought the meal was good especially the potato vermicelli noodles. The beef chunks were pretty massive though and he had to manually cut some pieces to make it easier to chew and swallow. Service is very prompt and friendly. We received the food pretty quickly after we ordered the noodles. They also brought us some lemon water right away and were attentive in noticing when we were trying to flag them down. Overall this is a good place to visit if you are in the area for lunch or a quick dinner. Price is reasonable too approx. $15 per person. Remember to bring cash as they have a $30 debit minimum and don't accept credit.

I came here twice when they were having their promotion for 1 dollar noodles. I started with just medium spice but realized that it was not spicy enough! I suspect that the have toned down the spice or North American tastes. Overall, this place is pretty good, the wait was not too bad and the prices not bad for what you get.

After 5 or 6 visits to Hey Noodles this summer, I can officially say that I have the noodle addiction now. Chongqing minced pork with beans(regular spicy and numb) is my favorite. The bouncy, thin noodles come with a meaty broth. This rich broth really sets Hey Noodles apart from other restaurants. When it's done right, the flavors are strong and balanced where you can taste the fiery chili oil, savory peanut sauce, and intense garlic flavor. The only thing that bothers me is the food consistency in Hey Noodles. There were times when chili was the dominant flavor. Overall, I like this place and I haven't tried other items on the menu because the Chongqing minced pork with beans is that good :)

A friend of mine referred me to Hey Noodles. They told me great things about this restaurant so wanted to try it for myself. One of the staff recommended I'd try their special sweet potato noodles, so I ended up ordering the beef with hot & sour noodle. I ordered medium spicy and medium numb, and that was TOO MUCH for me. I am pretty sure I downed half of the water jug by the time I was done eating my dish. Aside from the ridiculously spicy soup, the noodles were actually quite good. They have an interesting texture and a sour aftertaste which I found to be pleasant.  They don't accept credit or debit cards, so I had to run to the nearest ATM to pay for my dinner . . .that was a little upsetting!

Yeah I don't know - I had the Sichuan beef I think the soup was kind of bland - I wish it had more taste. Service was nice and decent though but nothing special. Food looks super photogenic tho

Top picks: Hot & Sour Sweet Potato Vermicelli Price range: $10 to $15 - - - - The first time I tried Hey Noodles' sweet potato vermicelli I was blown away. Honestly, never have I ever tried Hot & Sour noodles like this before. Last time I visited, I settled for my favourite dish: the Hot & Sour Sweet Potato Vermicelli. Cool thing is that you can let your waiter know about your desired level of spicy and numbness. Now, I honestly still have no clue what the second one means, but it does sound really cool! I generally opt for less spicy, less numb. I find that this place goes hard when it comes to spices, so I'd rather be safe than sorry. All tables are equipped with a nice bottle full'a spicy peppers, so you can always add more if you'd like. The food tastes great and it's unlike any other noodles I've tried before. The soup is extremely flavourful, but not as heavy as ramen. The sour taste is somehow "drenched" in the noodles and makes for a super interesting culinary experience. The only downside of this place is the lack of credit card support. really though, it's frustrating considering I pay almost everything with my phone these days. Even for debit there is a $30 minimum order . . .lucky for us (or for them) our bill was right above the watermark after tax and tip. Hopefully I won't end up cleaning plates in the kitchen next time I forget to bring cash with me. . .

Great service and great food especially when it comes to the amount of meat you get relative to the noodles and soup. It's rare to find great customer service at a Chinese restaurant but they were extremely nice to us throughout the entire meal. Half the bowl was filled with tasty pork belly which is incredibly rare to see and the spices really made up for a fantastic bowl to warm up in the winter! We also had the Popcorn chicken but unfortunately, it was nothing out of the ordinary. Highly recommend going straight for the bowl of noodles.

Verdict: I'll be back --- A friend of mine told me about this place a few months ago and I've been there frequently since. In a word, this place is amazing! My favourite noodle bowl is the house special marinated pork belly. Just note the pork belly is about 50% fat and 50% meat which in my opinion is the perfect ratio but some people might disagree. The Szechuan style beef brisket is a close second, and if you really want a third it's the house special marinated pork ribs. But if you do venture away from these recommendations the soup base is brilliant so you really can't go wrong. Do your self a favour though, and have the pork belly. I'm always amazed at how fast they manage to get your customized order out to you, although I don't think they always get it right (but honestly I'm not complaining it's always great). If it's your first time here, getting the noodles, I recommend ordering with the extra soup option. You get a larger bowl and little more space for your noodles to swim around in ... and extra soup for those unlimited noodles! That's right, you can keep ordering more noodles until your full, but you won't be able to get more soup should you run out. While you're at it definitely try them with at least some numbness. The sensation is amazing! The best way I can describe it is that it's like having little bubbles popping under your lips! Kind of like having an Aero chocolate bar melting in your mouth. The service here is fantastic, just remember when you're done go up to the front to pay. Don't forget to pick up their rewards card, because free noodles.

Not sure why a few reviewers gave this place a less than stellar review because everything I've tried here has been delicious. The noodles are authentic and really reminds me of what my Chinese mother would cook (but its like 100x better, sorry mom). I'm a huge fan of chili oil and I definitely get my fill of spice here! I like the options of customizing spice levels and they even offer you plain pork broth to add to your noodles if you find the spice too overwhelming! The house special with the pork belly is my absolute favourite bowl of noodles ever and the pork is just unbelievably melt-in-your-mouth. The noodles are also springy and high-quality. Everything comes out quickly and is just as tasty every time. The owner is incredibly friendly and truly cares about her customers - including asking us if the spice level was okay and to get it spicier next time. Decor is cute and modern and a nice change from its neighbours. Even though I've been to the location in Scarborough many times as well, I prefer the food and service at this location. We've been here at least 5 times and can't wait to come back.

I absolutely love spicy noodles and have my staple restaurants, but decided to give Hey Noodles a try after seeing it on social media. I'm always on a quest to find the best spicy noodles!! I was intrigued by the reviews saying how spicy the broth is here. I ordered the beef brisket noodles and decided to stay safe with the spice level and ordered regular spicy and regular numb. It was definitely spicier than your standard bowl of noodles. I'm not sure if I was fan of the "numb" flavour, but I think I'll try the extra spicy next time to add a little more kick! The beef and noodles were really tasty. The peanuts and cilantro on top were a nice touch too. The broth was a little too oily though. They offer free noodle refills, but 1 was more than enough for me. This place was a little difficult to find - we were a little confused as to where the English signs were pointing, and the signs on the actual door of the restaurant are only in Chinese. It was pretty empty on a Sunday afternoon around 1:00pm and there was ample seating.

TL;DR authentic mouth-numbing Sichuan noodles. Minced pork noodle: this was absolutely perfect. The regular spicy and numbness are no joke - if you're spicy averse get it lowered down. It was perfect for us though. The noodles had a great bite and the pork was very flavourful. The highlight was the sauce though - so spicy, tingly, and really everything you look for in good Sichuan food. Also comes with a small side soup which balances out the saltiness. Hot and sour sweet potato vermicelli 3/5: this one was a miss. The noodles are reminiscent of the vermicelli from my childhood in Sichuan, however the sourness of the soup base was simply too strong. In the end, I couldn't finish due to the heaviness and strong sourness. The pork and peanuts were delicious however. Only order if you're looking for some seriously sour soup!

Amazing variety of noodles that makes you want to go back for more! My favorite was the Classic noodle with minced meat. The dish has broth to give flavour to the noodles without making it dry or a soup dish. Compared to other Chinese noodle restaurants, Hey Noodles also offers much more sides to compliment the noodle dishes!