Noodle Noodle

A bit of a mixed bag with this. My main issue was that when I walked in they gave me the absolute worst table, right by the kitchen, but when a couple walked in just a couple of minutes later without a booking, they got a much better table. It's always disappointing when restaurants treat solo diners like this. The food was fine, I had the vegan noodles where the noodles were very nice but aubergine was undercooked. The vegan bao buns were really nice. Service was good and friendly but again, very much not the level others were getting. And a real shame the tasting menu was for a minimum of 2 people. Overall, fine, expensive but has some decent vegan options which is good.

Great greeting at the door. Quick seating, drink menu's fast. The food came at the right time. Food is excellent, really tasty and worth the money. Beer section okay, wine expensive. Had to wait a long time for the check, they actually never came so had to go to the counter after 15 min, hence 4 vs 5 star. The food is 5 star, worth a stop

Amazing cozy atmosphere, good food, service was top notch. We were there for a business dinner, and everyone had a fun lovely evening. Highly recommend.

Nice mix of Asian food, relaxed atmosphere, and reasonably priced for Norway. We had the menu to share and everything was to our liking

Unfortunately we simply did not enjoy the food here. The bao buns were heavy on weird barbecue sauce and the sichuan noodles had lettuce in it?? And fried noodles? Once you got past that part the actual noodles and lamb was good, but the latter was quite fatty. I hate to give a low review but if you are thinking of coming here, I do not recommend. The cocktail was good, however.

The food and drinks were amazing and 5 star quality. Big shout out to the owner and host Gary who really showed me a good time. Really enjoyed my time at the restaurant and would recommend to everyone and anyone who wants a delicious and creative meal expertly paired with drink’s

I contributed to Google Reviews many times but only for beautiful places I’ve travelled around overseas. I hardly do food review, but this time I’d like to say something about the 6-course tasting menu I had the other night at Noodle Noodle. It was such a unique experience for each course since both the Head Chef and the owner came out to explain the dishes and the types of wines paired with the food clearly and patiently! Absolutely no rush job, which I liked! The service was impeccable and the food was top notch! The ambience was friendly and not pretentious! Highly recommended if you’re happened to be around in Stavanger!

central and well located restaurant. Food and presentation were very good . Service were very friendly and welcoming.

Unfortunately we had a very disappointing experience here and it was our last night after 10 days in Norway. The restaurant itself was well decorated and had a nice atmosphere but the menu provided very limited options outside of the pricey sharing menu. We also found that one of the menus we had had lower prices than the rest. We had a vegetarian in our group and there were no main meal vegetarian options without doing the full sharing menu. When asked if she could order one vegetarian dish from the sharing menu, the waitress told her she thought that wouldn't be a problem and then returned and said it was not an option. When I asked if I could sample their house beer before ordering it, the waitress said she would check and returned and said she couldn't provide a sample. One person in my group ordered the Oolong Negroni drink and it was the smallest drink pouring I've ever seen for 168NOK (over $15). It had a huge ice cube in the middle and quite literally 2 sips of the drink. We were not sure we'd be able to find something for everyone to eat so we held off on ordering while the rest of the group drank their beers. The manager came over and we shared our concerns and she immediately became extremely rude and sarcastic, and said "Welcome to Norway," this is how things are done around here, which was interesting after having gone to dozens of restaurants in Norway and never having this kind of experience. She made no attempt to be understanding or accommodating. We decided to pay for our drinks and leave and she continued to be over-the-top sarcastic with us as we were leaving.

Solid Asian inspired food in a colorful hip setting. The beef brisket noodle soup was quite good. The beef was tender though just slightly on the dry side. The pork jiaozi dumplings were average, though the plating was beautiful. This restaurant has an extensive wine list. So, come thirsty! I'd recommend a visit if you're ever in the Stavanger area and looking for some Asian cuisine.

Sondre and I had just played a weekend of festivals and I decided to take a solo trip to Stavanger. I wanted to hike PREIKESTOLEN and I also needed 2 more flights to get GOLD status with SAS, soooooo.....no brainer. I loved the hike and only had 2 hours of free time before I needed to get back to the airport. I was still wearing my hiking shorts and certainly didn't look "presentable" for a fancy restaurant, but these guys at Noodle, Noodle created an atmosphere that makes every one feel welcome. It's cozy, clean, and JUST fancy enough where you can waltz in wearing sneakers and a tank top without getting any side-eye. I always feel rude letting the server know that I'm in a rush, so I generally don't say anything and just roll the dice. Luckily, the gentleman who took my order had it fired up right away, and the woman who brought my piping hot meal to the table appeared within 15 minutes. I was amazed! It's not fast food, but the food came out fast and it was incredibly delicious with thoughtful plating to boot. Something worth mentioning is that the server confirmed that my dish was vegan without me having to ask. Which is always reassuring to hear. I highly recommend Noodle Noodle for ANY one who appreciates service with a smile, delicious food, and a cozy ambience. I made it back to the airport in time and arrived in Bergen with a full belly and my new SAS GOLD CARD BABY!

Imagine our surprise to find a noodle house in downtown Stavanger that sold ramen and tonkatsu! Very authentic menu. I loved the funky decor with the backs of the chairs having random faces. Our waitress was nice and never let our water glasses get too low. I saw the owner and he seemed like a nice, passionate guy as I could overhear him talking to customers. You could tell he takes great pride in his restaurant! My dining partner went with the brisket ramen while I, of course, couldn't resist the tonkatsu. He also tried a local beer that appeared to be made for the restaurant and featured hibiscus as the main ingredient. It was such a hit that he had two and was sad he couldn't visit the brewery on this trip. I went with the tea and it was super hot. Burnt my tongue as I wasn't patient enough. I loved the flower that expanded from a tight ball and looked beautiful by the end of my tea. The brisket ramen was good. The real winner was the tonkatsu. Lovely broth and so good when you have a sore throat. The eggs were fantastic. Meat was so nice and tender. The noodles were the only thing that I didn't love as they tasted over boiled and were a bit clumpy but overall it was a very nice dish, comparable to authentic places I've been to in the US.

Worst service ever. If there's negative star, I'll rate it First of all, racist!! When we came in the restaurant, two of us chose a corner table which could possibly sit three people. The waitress ask us to take the table next it saying that table is only for three (same size table). 10 mins later two white guys came and they're happily guided to the three seater table ??? Secondly, they forgot my dish and lied to us that it is hard to cook. I ordered a Vietnamese dry noodle and until my friend finish her dish they haven't served mine. I asked the waitress to check and she came back saying the sauce is difficult to prepare. So my dish is late. Seriously? Prepare a sauce for an hour? It is ok waitress forgot orders sometimes, but it is not ok to lie to customer!! Ten minutes after I asked them to check, I was about to leave, and the waitress came to my table with the dish and saying you can go if you want, REALLY rude. So I left with a starving stomach after a full day hiking. Can't rate the food. Never had it This restaurant totally ruined my last night at Stavanger.

This was my first eating out experience in Stavanger and it did not disappoint. I did have to wait a while to get my food and there was only one other table of ppl. I will be going back! I'm already craving some more!

Very glad I tried this noodle place. Comfortable atmosphere with a modern feel. The menu isn't pages long, but doesn't need to be. I only had one dish, the Szechuan Lamb with Noodles, but it was excellent. High quality ingredients, and amazing flavor. I've not had real Szechuan peppers in a long time. I was hoping this would deliver and it did. I just love the tingly warming feeling and unique flavor that comes from them. The lamb was sliced thin and very tender. I finished with a mango dessert that was perfect to settle my mouth down after the great main. I will be back to try their bao buns and back again to try the rest of the menu.

I would give it 6 stars if I can. I just came back from Pulpit rock hiking and was longing for warm, homestyle broth. Yelp said this was the only Asian noodle specialty restaurant and I decided I would give it ago. II don't think it's a super authentic Asian place but food was still excellent. First, I was greeted by friendly staff, the water was water lily infused and the food came out in less than 10 minutes. My sister and I had miso ramen and tonkotsu ramen. Unfortunately, I don't have any photo because I was eating before thinking. The onsen tamago and pork in the ramen was just perfect. The main difference was the broth. Miso ramen had sweeter, neater taste and tonkotsu ramen had more savory taste. If you like ramen and are tired from hiking in Stavanger you should definitely visit Noodle Noodle.

Random little place run by a jolly man. Food is great and good value. - hits the spot for when you want an Asian food fix! Enter into the shopping centre and it's in ground floor. Tasty laksa.

Its as good as it gets in Stavanger. It is not up to snuff compared to authentic asian restaurants to larger cities, but a town where your only other options are "American-Chinese" options, this one certainly stands out. Its my go-to place after weekend downtown shopping trips. Ive tried the rice dishes and noodles, can recommend everything I've had.

My friends and I visited Stavanger and we didn't know what to eat. One of our friend lives in Oslo and she was craving for ramen, thereforex we chose this place. The food itself its okay. The curry noodle is way to rich and heavy. The pork soup noodle it's a bit salty and the quantity it's on a smaller portion side. Food itself its okay, May be I just have a higher standard since I'm from California?

We have been here an hour and I have only received spring rolls. A family that came in 30 minutes after us is almost done eating. We were just told what my friend order an hour ago is out and he had to reorder. This is ridiculous. I can't rate the food. Haven't had it...

Fantastic Asian food (not just noodles) and great service! Probably one of the best Asian restaurant in Norway. I live in Bergen, and we don't have anything close to it here.