Lucky Rabbit Noodles

Great spot to stop by after the flea market. It is first come first serve, but they do take out. The server/ host was very friendly. The spot is tight but it makes it intimate. We got the braised beef noodles and it was so good. You can taste the flavors of ginger, scallion, and basil, it was very layered. I would recommend sharing this noodle bowl because it was so huge! But the leftovers hit the next day! Would love to come back again

What a cozy place on a cold & rainy day! Spontaneous visit today after seeing the great Google reviews. My husband & I came here after seeing a local art show. I ordered the Garlic Noodles with Chicken & my husband had the Signature Dish, Braised Beef & Noodles. We were both pleasantly surprised by the fresh homemade noodles which were soft, delicious & chewy. Also, we were very impressed by the combination of tasty flavors. My husband even commented that he was having a ‘spiritual experience’ while enjoying his food 😊 Great to see there are vegan options as well. Staff were all friendly & greeted us when we arrived. Definitely will be back to try some more dishes & dumplings. Note: Large parties, the place is very small with limited seating.

I have to admit, I was a bit unsure at first about checking this place out. It wasn’t the food display that made me hesitant, but I just didn’t know much about it. However, after chatting with the owner, I got a better feel for the dishes. I decided to try the pineapple chicken stir-fry, and wow, I was pleasantly surprised! The flavors were amazing—the sweetness of the pineapple was a perfect match with the green sauce, and everything blended together beautifully. What really stood out to me was the owner’s kindness. They took the time to explain the dishes and even suggested some fun flavor enhancements. If you're looking for a cozy dining experience, I highly recommend this place! The prices are reasonable, the atmosphere is relaxed, and the food? Absolutely delicious!

Disappointed after a long wait and high hopes. We ordered a good portion of the menu and waited quite a while, so we were really expecting something special. Unfortunately, the experience fell short. The curry tasted more like something from a packet than a freshly made dish, and the dumplings were cold in the center—definitely felt like they were frozen and not properly cooked. The buffalo rice with “homemade buffalo sauce” also didn’t deliver; it just didn’t have the flavor or freshness we expected. For the wait time and price, the quality just wasn’t there.

Braised beef noodles were delicious! No complaints on the portion size. Super thankful for the service! I also had a Thai milk tea to begin with. They have Vegan beverages so there was no regular milk in it, after expressing that I didn't like my drink due to the previously unknown coconut milk in my Thai milk tea, they gladly swapped it out for a passion fruit green tea. The green tea was delicious! Definitely gonna come back on another day to try out the dumplings!

The whole meal was delicious, and the Matzo Ball Soup Dumplings TRULY exceeded my expectations! I can’t wait to come back. For under $80 with tip, we had an extravagant meal (two kinds of dumplings, the excellent cukes, the aforementioned soup dumplings, noodles with brisket and scallion chicken with rice and two soft drinks) with enough left over for lunch tomorrow! We’ll be back for sure!

Food was great, kind of fusion style. The noodles don't match what's pictured on the menu but still yummy- very savory. Do not recommend the miso soup- not miso flavored and not filling. Loved everything else! Dumpling Moods in chili sauce, Garlic noodles (my favorite), Matzo ball soup dumplings, and the chili garlic noodle special. Also it's under the train so felt a bit dizzy dining in, crowded

Edit: A few days after posting my review, I got the expected feedback from the owner that I should "kick rocks." I cannot take offense because I expected it, and there are way worse comments on other reviews. If you care about how businesses treat customers, then spend your hard earned money elsewhere. My friend and I decided to check out Lucky Rabbit Noodles after it was hyped up on social media and had very good reviews. We went when it opened at 11am on a Saturday. They are trying to go with hole-in-the-wall vibes with their interior, but the pricing is not aligned with that. The interior only seats about 5 people at a time, so try to either get takeout for the park or go at an off time. My friend got the braised beef and noodles ($26), and I got the garlic noodles ($18). There is a 5% service charge, which I wish they disclosed, because I would have paid in cash if that was an option (it may not be). My friend commented that the noodles were almost gluey (maybe undercooked), the beef was nice and tender with nice flavor, but nothing else aside from the meat had flavor. The garlic noodles were very dry and also severely lacked flavor. I forced myself to finish it because of the price. Location-wise, I understand why this place needs to have their prices so high. However, your food needs to justify those prices. Truthfully, even if their prices were lower, the noodles were not good. I think they should bring a few people in for taste testing and revamp their menu. The owner also has some rude replies on Google reviews (telling a reviewer to kick rocks), which I think is poor customer service.