御牛堂 Uno Beef Noodle (No 3 Rd)

The food here is pretty good. The noodles are good , with a soothing soup and chewy meat. I did find the texture of the noodles a bit off though , I can't quite put my finger on it . The meat roll tasted good too, the roll part had a really nice texture and flavor but there was not enough meat inside . I tried my friends cutlet and fried chicken, which also tasted good but nothing too standout. The service was really good , and they always had enough staff on-hand to answer any of our concerns. I found the prices to be a bit on the higher end compared to other places.

The scallion pancake was crispy on the outside while chewy on the inside. The beef filling was flavorful and hearty. The sauce inside tasted familiar to hoisin. The sesame noodle bowl (dry) was packed with flavor. The peppers provided a nice kick, while the bean sprouts and green onions added a refreshing contrast. The sesame sauce on the pork brought a rich, nutty depth that tied everything together.

This charming and cozy restaurant is always bustling with customers, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. They serve generous portions of tender, succulent beef, paired with a rich and flavorful broth that is deeply satisfying. Their special spicy sauce adds a unique kick, making every bite an unforgettable experience. If you’re a fan of delicious, comforting food, this place is definitely worth a visit!

We came here for dinner and I got the spicy beef noodle soup and my husband got the Spicy Fried Chicken With Rice. The food came out pretty quickly and everything tasted amazing. The waitress was very kind and attentive. I also ordered a bubble tea and asked for no sugar thinking the fruit in the drink would be sweet enough, but it turned out sour and very difficult to drink, we asked for a small packet of sugar so I can fix it but they were kind enough to fix it for me. Will definitely come back if we are ever in the area.

A delightful little restaurant located in Richmond. Seating is limited, so plan ahead or be prepared for a short wait. The staff are kind and ultra friendly. The restaurant is small but cute. Now to what we all came here for, the food. At the time of writing I've only ever had a few their soups and I can't recommend them enough. The broths are rich and flavorful and you get your choice of noodle type with soup. I recommend the A2 Beef Brisket with thin noodles. The prices are reasonable with approx $15 to $17 per dish. Totally worth a try if you are looking for somthing to warm you up from that biting cold.

This place is super busy, you need to put your name down and wait for a seat. Parking is also atrocious, especially in the summer when night market is around. The food is pretty solid, a bit on the expensive side, but tasty. The noodles are what they’re known for and should be something you order. The portions are also big enough to keep you full. Service could be a little faster, and tables could turn faster, but the store is tiny and can only seat so much. Overall, if you want a good bowl of noodles, it’s probably best to try on off peak hours or expect the wait.

The noodle soup and fried chicken were satisfactory, and the 15-minute wait for a table was not too long, thankfully. However, I must express concern regarding their policy of charging for chili oil, which is typically provided complimentary at other establishments. This practice seems rather unusual, comparable to charging for soy sauce. While I understand the restaurant's popularity, implementing fees for basic condiments is not at all customer-friendly. I respectfully suggest that management reconsider this policy. I hate to rant on about this, but until then, I will explore other Taiwanese restaurants and recommend my friends to not visit this restaurant until they do the right thing and no charge for basic things like chili oil.

Food is excellent, the seats are horrible and the service could be quicker. The noodles are delicious! Got A13 (the beef combination noodle soup) with thin noodles. The broth is rich with flavour and the noodles had miraculously absorbed all of it. The beef chunks were soft and dissolved in my mouth. A lot of care was taken into this bowl of noodles! However, though the food was good, the seats are really awkward to sit in. The table is way too high and you really have to reach in order to eat. Not the best experience. The food also took slightly long to come out. Nonetheless, great spot to go out of your way for for some excellent taiwanese-style beef noodle soup!