Mr Noodle Cafe

Very fun and cute little cafe in the heart if Media. We had the veggie ramen and takoyaki, delish! We were informed that there were crepe cake samples for free for dine in customers, not sure if this is a weekend or short term thing but the samples were delightful. Service was excellent and it's a neat vibe. Will be returning!

Amazing spot for ramen! We tried the Sakura teapot (very nice, floral flavor) and I had the chicken ramen. The broth was absolutely perfect and the noodles themselves were delicious. The service was very fast, and they even had some free little bracelet give-aways for customers! I didn’t get to try dessert, but the cakes on display were GORGEOUS! Definitely will have to leave room for those next time. 10/10!

We’ve been to this location many times, and it has become one of our go-to spots—especially on Saturdays for lunch or dinner. The atmosphere is comfortable and welcoming, which keeps us coming back. I almost always order the vegan ramen with udon noodles, extra broccoli, and additional broth. The flavors are rich, comforting, and perfectly balanced, and the portion is filling enough that I leave completely satisfied every time. It’s hands down one of my favorite vegan ramen dishes. He usually chooses either the spicy chicken or the spicy beef, both of which are packed with bold, savory heat that he absolutely loves. The broths are deeply flavorful and clearly made with care. What really sets this place apart is the service. It’s consistently outstanding—friendly, attentive, and genuinely welcoming. Even when we’ve walked in just 10 minutes before closing, we were treated with the same warmth and care as any other visit. The woman who works there is always pleasant and inviting, which truly enhances the entire experience. As a bonus, the Vietnamese iced or hot coffee and fresh juices are incredibly refreshing and the perfect complement to the meal. I would gladly recommend this place again and again.

Fantastic ramen. I had the regular Tonkotsu and my wife had the spicy tan tan. Both were full flavored with a beautiful depth. Restaurant was quiet (I love that) and service stellar.

I loved this place! It's very small and cozy. I ordered the beef ramen, and it was fantastic. The kind waitress provided us with free cake samples, and overall it was a very fun experience. Will definitely be back.

Meh The tonkptsu ramen came with slices of pork that hadn’t been toasted and three nibbles of corn with no fish cakes. Honestly, the cook didn’t seem to care enough to make it good. My mango swirl came with no tapioca bubbles. This is quite mediocre. I probably won’t be back. Service was lazy and not very friendly.

The food was decent. But they charged extra without informing me beforehand. The bowl of beef's was only 15 bucks, but it turned out to be 20 when I came to pick it up. How come 3 bowls which should only be $45 plus some taxes turned out to be $60?

I had Spicy Tonkotsu and DanDan noodle at Mr. Noodle, and it was the first time I had had such authentic Japanese ramen at Media. I asked the chef, and they said that both soups were made with freshly boiled, rich broth every day, and the roast pork belly was freshly baked. There was also a delightful vegetarian ramen that was a surprise, bringing good news to vegetarians. Even more surprising was the refreshing fruit tea to help with digestion. It was just amazing!

Get the Tonkotsu Ramen!! My husband and I love ramen. When we travel we are always looking for the best ramen place we can find. Then Mr Noodle came to town and we have both been blown away. The broth is like nothing I've ever had before. My brain does a happy dance just thinking about it. Deep, rich, complex and yet still a comfort food? Sign me up! And all the meat and veggies and yum yum yum!! Another ramen place opened up in granite run and we have not even bothered to check it out because the best ramen place in the world (equal to our last favorite place in Hong Kong) is right down the street. It will not disappoint.

Popped in for dinner after visiting Bookish Notions. I was surprised this place was empty, but grateful for the quiet. This place must be the best kept secret in Media. Mr Noodle is a cute store with some kind of cooking show playing on a tv. The food was delicious and my server was kind and attentive. I absolutely will return.

I'm not really sure if you're supposed to order first and then get seated, or they seat you. When we walked in, we were not greeted so we went up to the counter and were told we can take a seat. We erdered the Tonkotsu Ramen and the Dan Dan noodles. The Tonkotsu Ramen was very good. It had a lot of flavor and there were plenty of toppings on it. The dan dan noodles on the other hand, was disappointing. Having eaten at Dan Dan in Wayne and Ardmore as well as nyc, the difference was striking. It barely had any minced meat or sesame paste, and didn't taste like Dan Dan noodles. It also used the same noodles as a Ramen noodles, and not the typical thicker ones. From the name Mr Noodle, I wish the noodles were better! I would still come back again for the Ramen, though. (Rating is for the ramen, not the Dan Dan). Recently tried Rayaki in media and I think that's my new favorite ramen spot.

I got the spicy tonkatsu ramen and she got the regular tonkatsu ramen. Very good and full flavored, not diluted like many places especially when they become too popular and need to stretch ramen broth due to unexpected crowds. The pork was charred nicely, probably a handheld torch. A more natural cast iron seer would taste better but it's better than nothing. Service great. They probably do many more takeout orders since just recently adding ramen to the menu and rebranding from the bubble tea tsaocaa. Hopefully they add a better fume hood as it gets more popular, the cooking smell is not overpowering but it's noticeable.

I have been to Mr. Noodle many times before it was a ramen shop (when it was Tsaocaa), and after it became Mr. Noodle. And honestly, I'm so impressed because I would not have expected a rebranded boba shop to have ramen THIS good. I wish I didn't forget to take pictures of our ramen meal today, but here's my review: after trying their ramen three times (specifically different variations of their tonkotsu ramen), it's actually one of the best/better ramens I've ever had and I regularly have ramen in Philly (Terakawa, Yamitsuki, Hiro's to name a few), on the west coast, and in NYC. I love how the spicy ramen is actually a decent level of spice. And the flavor!! The flavor is seriously on point. 9/10 for me. Like seriously I didn't get how there's not more people at this place, it's actually on par with Terakawa in my opinion. Boba: The Grapefruit boba tea was so good before and it is STILL good!!! Don't sleep on Mr. Noodle boba just because it's a ramen shop now guys. I think their other bobas are not as good as the Grapefruit but still better than Kung Fu Tea down the street (sorry KFT). Service: The service is always 100% with the dude with the glasses! He always gets my order right now matter how much I adjust it and also when I order a lot of boba/food. Ambience: It's got hole in the wall vibes, and it was empty on a Thursday evening. I think it would be better ambience if there were a few more people, but none of that takes away from the quality of the food for me. 5/5

Delicious ramen! Great broth and some of the best fajitas I've had! Been here a few times and have not had a miss!

The ramen is flavorful and not too salty, and their fruit teas are very good. Grapefruit peach green tea 0% sugar with nata jelly is the goat

I got the Brown Sugar Bubble Milk and the Miso Ramen and I probably haven't had better milk tea. EVER. We got served super fast and the restaurant was basically empty, which it shouldn't be. The restaurant felt so cozy and nice, and the music was nice. 10/10 WILL eat again!