Min’s Noodle House 渔家重庆小面

We ordered 3 noodle dishes and they were all good..you can adjust the spicy level. each portion was big and it can be shared. Perfect menu for the rainy season-a bowl of noodles. Recommended to try if you re a noodle lover and happen to be in the area!

Super friendly and explained the dishes. I got the beef noodle soup and the Dan Dan noodles. The Dan Dan noodle is soupless with a chili oil. The beef noodle soup had plenty of protein. They can make the dishes spicy or not. Great bowls to enjoy on a rainy day.

Always come for the pork intestine noodles. Medium spicy was spot-on—perfect heat and flavor. The intestines were cooked just right—a must-try!

I was looking for a favorite noodle place after coming from NY so I was thrilled to discover this place. If you like noodles this is the place :) there are spicy and non spicy options ofc! The bao zi and noodles are both authentic and tasty. I have came here 3 times already in the past month and is never disappointed. There is little wait time and has great service.

I’ve been coming to Mins Noodles for a while now. I always rave at how good everything is. However, this last visit was just awful. They literally gave me 60% FAT!!! They never used to do this. This is a picture of how much I took out of my noodles compared to what I had left. DO NOT GET THE BRAISED BEEF. Answering owner: Mins Noodles, the thing is, I have asked for this dish at least 5-6 times. Never did I have to ask for it “non fatty.” It’s always been daily great. But that day was waaaay off. The fat even gave the dish a rancid taste but I didn’t wanna make a fuss about it. I will give it another shot, but I don’t think I should specify “non fatty” because I never had too. If this is your new standard then it’s very disappointing because I understand if costs for beef is high. I would you rather you raise your price a few dollars than cut corners and make it low quality. It’s a great dish… I would t mind paying $18-20 dollars.

I came here once to try it out. We did a mix of 2 pork and 2 beef baos. The baos were a good size and they were flavorful. Meat was fresh and bun was soft. I honestly forgot what my main entree was but it was very decent. Broth was savory not watery. Meat and egg were delicious. Noodles were soft and a little chewy. Service was good. There were plenty of tables to eat. We did paid street parking. Prices were okay.

I did not know about the restaurants in this area until my friend introduced me today and we really liked this place! We got the braised beef noodles, the pork rib noodles and the pork intestine noodles, and they were all quite flavorful! We ordered mild so it wasn’t spicy, and the portion sizes are pretty big, so think twice before doing an add-on. Service was pretty quick too, would totally recommend!

This was the second time we tried this restaurant. First time when we were here, we ordered their noodle dishes. They were all very tasty and generous portion. Highly recommend the noodle dishes. The second time we came, we ordered different kinds of food, I would say more like breakfast/brunch items. We really enjoyed the soft tofu dishes, we ordered two different kinds (I think both styles are from different regions). My only complaint for this restaurant is they charge your tea by cup, and it’s $1.25 (or more, I can’t remember the exact amount) per lipton tea bag that they use on your cup. When they told us they would charge us for the tea, we were okay with it because we thought it was per teapot. It’s not unusual a chinese restaurant asks you to pay for your tea, but usually they charge per teapot and not per tea cup. Overall: Menu: 5stars Food: 5stars Service: 3.5stars Price: $