The Noodle

The noodle options were great. I ordered lo mein and another build your own bowl with a fish soup base. Would probably not recommend the fried pork option as you may see in photos because the ratio of actual pork to the amount of peppers added is not pleasing. Also the pork pieces were small, each piece had hard tendon or bone that wasn't digestible. Very different to my expectations of what the fried pork should have been (large cuts) as in other places. So for the price (~$13), not worth. This eatery seems to be more of a noodle place above all else. Interior is nice and comfortable. Would knock one star off just because their waiters dumped plates into the wash bin (directly behind my party's table). Only apologized as he left and saw me making eye contact at my shock. That was not professional.

Used to be my favorite breakfast place for CHINESE noodles and fried doughs with congee. They are now closed for breakfast and only opens at 10:30am. There is still lunch special with very good choices. But the prices have gone up quite a bit. Haven’t tried their new menu for dinner yet. Will come to try dinner. Parking has become difficult as Wellsfargo took a lot of parking spaces from the restaurant and the only spaces left are in front of the restaurant on Baldwin.

Despite the name, The Noodle, this place serves mostly Cantonese style dishes, and yes, including noodle dishes. They even have BBQ station. The dishes' size were generous and the food is decent. The service was sub-par. Once we were seated, then we were told to move and wait for a smaller table due to another bigger party requires our table. This is very typical Chinese run management. To their credit, they did acknowledge their mistake and they were very apologetic about the situation.

Nice and clean place for Cantonese style food. Open kitchen for your dish preparing. Menu is traditional Cantonese style plus a lot of new dishes and your family and you can enjoy all the different taste. Parking is a little bit difficult on the weekend. Price is fair and service are good.

Newly remodeled and got some surprisingly good dishes. Hong Kong style comfort foods. Friendly services and fresh interior decoration, overall pretty good.place for a late night and quick bite.

So this place as of two month ago (Oct 2019) was pretty good, easy 4 stars. But the ownership must've changed hands recently -- the English name is still the same but the Chinese name is different. The result is the waiters are a lot less attentive - had two waitress chatting away and not playing attention to the whole room, where at least three tables had raised hands. Everything is also more expensive, each dish is roughly $2-3 bucks more (an increase of 25%). The quality of the food thankfully stayed the same but it's no longer a good deal. On a Friday night the place was at best half empty, so the change in price did not go unnoticed. I can no longer recommend this place.

A typical Chinese restaurant serving different noodles and other popular Chinese dishes including BBQ meat such as roasted pork and duck. Price is reasonable for the quality and quantity. Service is friendly and efficient. Servers speak good English. Great place for the whole family. This restaurant is new so the place has contemporary Chinese decor and is clean including the restrooms. Parking is in the back or street.

(1) typical Hong Kong style cuisine: noodles, congee, bbq, fried rice, free refills milk tea, lemon tea, and more. (2) plenty of parking in rear. (3) beautiful classic deco and displays (4) unpleasant trash piling up near the entrance.