Marco Polo noodles

Small noodles location in the busy street with a decent choice of options. You can choose the spice level and the quantity matches with the cost. The food was good and the flavours are in place with no surprises. The service was pretty quick, given the small crew. Perfect place to have a tasty hunger break in between the city exploration.

Very good choice of starters, noodles, and wok dishes, as well as homemade lemonade (lemon and ginger—simply delicious). The meals are freshly prepared in the nearby kitchen, and the prices are fair and reasonable. No booking was required on the day we visited the restaurant midweek in July (evening).

This place serves the most delicious tonkatsu I’ve ever had! 🥢 Every bite melts in your mouth, and the combination of spices and sauces makes the dish incredibly flavorful and satisfying. The staff is amazing so friendly, attentive, and welcoming. From the moment you step in, you feel warmth and care, making the experience truly enjoyable. The atmosphere here is so inviting that you just want to come back again and again.

When we arrived we were outside waiting for someone to seat us in the restaurant. The waitress did not say hello or acknowledge our presence (she seemed very busy though). Then we ordered Pho Bo and Pho Hanoi (Vietnamese soups with rice noodles and beef or chicken). It looked good at first and arrived fast. However the taste was really not good. Too salty, the porc was only fat and there were bones in the chicken. Disappointing for almost 16€. Very different from previous Vietnamese soups we tried. Didn’t even finish the soups and tummy ache afterwards. Don’t recommend. And we couldn’t split the bill. Would not recommend going. Sad to write this review. 😐

Food was one of the best Asian meals we ever had! We had vegetarian ramen and kimchi jjinga. Service personnel made sure to confirm whether we want vegan or vegetarian options The women working there were very nice!

I’ve had Pad Thai in the USA (California and Las Vegas), Germany (Hamburg and Kiel), and now here in Bruges, August 11th, 2025. I went for shrimp, my fiancée for chicken. The taste was a bit different from what I am accustomed to, but in all the right ways. Ive never had Pad Thai with Peanuts, but everything just clicked. sweet, tangy, savory,and I cleared my plate fast, even though it was still hot. Service was quick and friendly despite the place being packed with heavy accents be it British, Spaniard and Californian in English. I worked six years in kitchens on a Vacation Island in the north of German (brutal), and I don’t hand out this sort of praise often, but they earned it. Only gripe? The restroom’s tiny — one-person-at-a-time tiny. Still, this place is a must visit.

Delicious noodle soups, shrimp gyoza and the ginger lemonade is something on a different level. Thank you for the experience

Really nice place to eat authentic asian food in the Heart of Bruges. Cooked by 2 great Filipina’s! I’ve been here 4 times and the food never disappoints! Other downside is that it can be full at lunch or dinner times. So make sure to make your reservation or get there when it isn’t busy! The price is a bit pricey, but hey, if it’s delicious authentic asian food it alright right😋

Good, service, and ambiance ALL GREAT! Kimchi and seaweed salad are SO delicious. Pho has huge pieces of chicken and was fantastic. Highly recommend.

As much as they are proud of the fact that their kim chi is made in house, it was mostly on the spicier side without a lot of complexity? Kimchi jjigae was pretty uninteresting even the presentation was lacking from what I am used to. They serve so many other kinds of Asian noodles that maybe something else is better? They had the glass noodles prominently on the front of the menu, I'm thinking maybe I made the wrong choice. Staff are super friendly, hard not to love them, but they are not enough to convince me to rate them higher.

Was craving some asian food during our Europe trip and we stumbled upon this small Japanese restaurant while strolling around the old streets of Brugges. We went around 2pm and it was still quite busy as they said they would be closing at 3. The food was alright, it looked amazing but after a few bites it was not doing it for me. We also waited a long time for our food to come out so we spent more time here than we anticipated. We ordered the shrimp spring rolls and gyoza appetizers which were a pretty good start I must say. But the shrimp spring rolls were literally just a piece of shrimp wrapped in wonton skin and deep fried. So not really a spring roll... The pork ramen was okay but the chicken broth noodles was really oily (as you can see in the photos) and the broth was really sour after a few bites. I probably would not come here the next time I am in Brugges even if I am craving asian cuisine. (Note: Price-wise, the food was not expensive BUT the teas were really expensive!)

This place is not super expensive like most restaurants in the area. Service is fast, very friendly enviroment and flexibility for customizing your plate.

Very good noodle. The broth and noodle were perfect. I would not recommend the homemade dumpling. It was too salty and does not worth to try 7 pieces for 7euro. But I would recommend konkatsu. This was 12euro but very worth it cause the bowl was full of food. We could not even finish it even. However, the red hair belgian staff was very weird. We stepped into the restaurant and she immediately asked that "so do you want to order or I should wait?" after few minutes that we have not even sat down. No greeting no smiling. We find it is very weird and unfriendly. When we pointed at the food and we said the number of the dish, she was irritated and said to us that we should say the name of the dish not the number. She said "we dont work with the number" very rude. If you look for something fast, you could come. If you come for a nice ramen experience, personally i would go somewhere else

Found these two pieces of plastic in my soup after biting hard on them and hurting my teeth. I got the chicken pho delivered to the place I'm staying at, here in Bruges. It was pretty tasty, but biting into plastic on two separate bites really sucks.

Service was quick and waiter was friendly! However, the food is okay at best. I had the wanton soup and really enjoyed the soup base. However, the noodles were too starchy and the wontons were eh. If the price was like 8 euros I would have no complaints but at ~12 it wasn't worth it. On another note, I asked for an ice tea and expected an ice tea but was served CARBONATED ice tea. It wasn't disgusting but I really just want the normal kind.

I discovered this fusion Asian healthy fastfood place the other day, it seems to be open since June. The owner is Korean but there are Chinese and Tibetan people working in the business too. You can taste all kinds of fresh noodles: Vietnamese, Korean, Japanese... Spicy or not, all up to your desires. Take a side dish: edamame, kimchi etc... The wontons are homemade and a must try. They serve fresh juices like carrot juice as well and they have free wi-fi. Ideal for a quick lunch. The staff is very friendly and the owner very social, speaks Flamish :). Many Asian customers so that's a good sign. Better to go early it seems, after 2pm the place got pretty crowded, and that on a Monday. Check my pics for further info ;)

Don't eat here. This place is beyond disgusting. I tried the homemade dumplings and beef noodle soup. I did not care for the dumplings or how they seasoned the filling - just gross. The noodles were barely cooked so they were super doughy and chewy. The broth was even WORST! It was just water dumped with a ton of salt and msg. Save your time and money, but most importantly save your tastes buds. Run, get out of here. Literally, do yourself a favor and leave!

Authentic food and it was nothing less of delicious and satisfying. If you're craving some delicious spring rolls or some Japanese ramen, they have you covered! The menu offers a wide variety of Asian cuisines l, my only regret is I didn't come too hungry; I was only able to devour 1 main course.

In one word: AWESOME! We arrived in Brugge last night very hungry. Checked into our hotel and immediately began Yelping for a place for dinner. We wanted something fast and inexpensive. Service was quick and our waitress was very friendly. As for the food -- absolutely delicious. I had the wonton soup and my boyfriend had the wok scampi. We both cleared our plates clean it was sooo good! They also have beer, wine, soft drinks, and desserts. Very authentic, tasty, and fairly priced. Definitely worth a try!

Was in need of some good old comfort food, Ramen, as it was cold windy and raining out. Older lady came to get our order and despite mentioning twice that we weren't Chinese, kept speaking Chinese at us...start of an awful experience. Shrimp egg roll fried was good, but overpriced as they were 4-5 euros for two of them. I've opted for Miso ramen at 13 euros and my wife went with Spicy Thai Tom Yum at 15, both over priced again. First off, they do not use Miso. Which completely throws the taste off, as there is a significant difference in taste versus Chinese bean paste and Miso which is what they use. Has way over fermented flavor and was awful. My wife's Tom yum had very bland lemon grass taste with mild spiciness, awful again. Go out of your way to find an authentic place instead of this Chinese place pretending to be able to whip up Japanese and Thai noodle soups.

We walked to this place for some ramen on our first night stay in Brugge. It was a cold, rainy day and the weather cleared up enough for our walk for some warm soup. Worst idea ever. The place was disgusting, the service was horrible, we waited over 45 minutes for our food while the server chit chatted with another table. We were told the ramen was vegan yet it was served with hard boiled eggs, the broth was super salty with hardly any flavor and within 15 minutes of leaving, my friend threw all of her food up. Worst experience we had on our entire 2 week trip.

This place was AMAZING! My daughters and I loved the food and the service. It was clean and staff was very friendly! We are sad that they only have a restaurant in Bruges.

A great meal at a very reasonable price ... We had the #15 won ton with noodle soup. Inhouse made won ton was delicious and the broth loaded with flavor. If I wasn't so full I would have tried a couple of their side dishes as well. We would come here again in a heart beat

Delicious noodles soups! I got the LanZhou style beef noodle soup. Broth had excellent flavor and noodles were nice and al dente, served with thinly sliced beef. Definitely as for the spicy oil. It adds great flavor to any of the soups.

Great food, huge portions, reasonable price and even a 10% discount for the take-out. Friendly and helpful staff.

Happened upon this little ramen shop, saw a lot of people inside, and gave it a try. It was really good and far exceeded our expectations (we had the ramen). The portions are huge--2 people could easily split one order if you get an appetizer.