Julie's Noodles
Chinese restaurant · Wooten
8557 Research Blvd #110, Austin, TX 78758
Highlights
Handmade noodles, soup dumplings, and delicious chili oil.
Handmade noodles, soup dumplings, and delicious chili oil.
"Show up to Julie’s Noodles for delicious soup dumplings, perfectly chewy handmade noodles, and excellent bowls of spicy beef strew. Most dishes at this great Chinese spot are under $15. We recommend showing up with a group and ordering a bunch of things to share. Afterward, grab an order of frozen dumplings to take home for later." - nicolai mccrary
"Julie’s Noodles is perhaps best known for their handmade noodles—it’s in their name after all. We’re big fans of the soups here, especially the spicy beef suan tsai noodle soup with pickled greens. While the soup is spicy on its own, make sure to ask for extra homemade chili oil for the full mala experience. The classic dumplings here go a little too heavy on the dough, but the soup dumplings are excellent. Grab an order—because more soup in your life is rarely a bad thing—and a side of refreshing cucumber salad to add a little brightness to your meal. It’s located in the same shopping center as Din Ho, at Ohlen and 183." - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
"Maybe it’s the name that makes every meal at Julie’s feel like it has a personal touch, but the handmade dumplings in this busy dining room feel especially handmade. The boiled, fried, and steamed classic dumplings arrive with a thick wrapper and a great bite, and the soup dumplings are among the most affordable in town. The skin is a little thicker than other spots—and a little gummy at times—but the broth and fillings are great, even if they occasionally arrive less hot than we’d like." - nicolai mccrary
"The North Austin Chinese restaurant is one of the city’s absolute best destinations for homey dumplings and handmade noodles in soothing soups. Takeout orders can be placed online; there are indoor dine-in services." - Nadia Chaudhury
"Julie’s Noodles is perhaps best known for their handmade noodles—it’s in their name after all. We’re big fans of the soups here, especially the spicy beef suan tsai noodle soup with the pickled greens. While the soup is spicy on its own, make sure to ask for extra homemade chili oil for the full mala experience. Find them in a strip mall on Research Boulevard alongside a location of Ramen Tatsu-ya, another spot on this guide." - nicolai mccrary, raphael brion
