I'm giving three stars because I know how damaging a one-star review can be for a small business, and I've had good meals here before. The noodle dishes at Beijing Noodle have been solid in the past. Unfortunately, the soups were really bad. My husband ordered the beef and broccoli soup and I ordered the wonton soup with noodles. Both broths were extremely watered down and completely lacked flavor. Mine tasted like pork water with seaweed. We kept taking a few bites hoping the flavor would show up, but it never did. Neither of us finished our bowls - we each had a small serving and threw the rest away. For about $40 for two soups and potato pancakes, it was a pretty disappointing meal. My takeaway: stick with the noodles here and skip the soup. read more

I was so impressed with my experience here! It's in a tiny strip mall in sleepy Fort Collins, but the noodles are very much awake! My friend comes in here a lot as he lives nearby, is Chinese, and knows the owner. We had tried a viral noodle spot in Denver the night before that was twice the price and half the flavor. Beijing noodle really hit the mark! There is a row of parking outside, and we had no problem finding a spot on a Saturday afternoon. [[HIGHLIGHT]]We saw in a cozy booth, and the owner himself takes care of the customers. Everything feels so authentic.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I started with a hot tea, which really hit the spot and the potato salad, which had the perfect amount of flavor, balance, and not too much soy sauce like in some places. We also tried the cabbage, the scallion pancake, the oil spill noodles, and the Henan gravy noodles. You really can't go wrong, they were some of the best I've ever had, my only desire was that they would put more meat on the noodle dishes. The tiny chunks were so scarce and left me wanting more in every bite. I would have also loved more scallions in the scallion pancake. But it was perfect to dip in the noodle oil and really soak up that flavor and juiciness. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Everything was divine, the prices cannot be beat, the ambience feels clean and genuine, and there's nothing better than the feeling of supporting a local family business.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] I could also see that they have received many awards on recognitions from Yelp and other publications celebrating their food and longstanding presence in Colorado. Can't wait to come back, maybe next time I'll ask for double meat read more

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Highly recommend. Oil spill noodles are to die for! [[HIGHLIGHT]]I love this little spot and it's one of my favorite places in FoCo.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

True gem... NoCo's best legit Chinese food! [[HIGHLIGHT]]A small hole in the wall, but full of love and awesome food.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] The family that runs this place is super nice, crafting each dish with care and a smile, bringing traditional Beijing foods to our area. Service is quick, flavors are powerful, and the menu is unique in our area. Our favorites are the smashed cucumber salad (garlic, soy sauce, spices), oil spill noodles (spicy slippy noodles), and of course - MAPO TOFU! Check this place out, try something new. You'll love it! read more

Fantastic authentic Chinese food no matter what you choose to get - but having said that, I'm going to highly recommend the oil spill noodles! I've also tasted the tea egg and the scallion pancakes, all good read more

Placed and order to go and the food was ready quickly. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The restaurant was full, but seemed cozy and had an overall good vibe.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] We got the smashed cucumber salad, green onion pancake, spice tofu, and the sichuan spicy wonton in chili oil to try a few different options. We were underwhelmed with the food. The sichuan spicy wonton and the spice tofu were bland and had little to no spice. We added sriracha, but still lacked flavor. I hate to write this review because I'd rather support small businesses and this restaurant has seemingly authentic flavors, but this was just not something we would be excited to eat again. The best part of the meal was the cucumber salad. The green onion pancake was a close second although it's pretty expensive for just one. read more

This place is always packed because the food is so good. You can tell for yourself as soon as you walk in your nose buds will tell you this place can cook, and not the kind of Americanized Asian food. This is authentic Beijing cuisine. 5 stars to the food. 3 stars to the service, even though everyone is nice, it can take a while to be greeted at your table, and get water refills. But the check you don't have to wait for. Haha. 0 stars on the tap water which tastes off. Pro tip. It's $6.50 for the Chinese Burger but it is so good. Possibly a must try. read more

We like the wonton soup and fried dumplings for take out. Local and authentic spot. Check it out.

The problem of this restaurant is that the saltiness and the taste of broth fluctuates regularly. Today, the noodle was bland and there were too much noodle compared to the toppings as well. The most unsatisfactory moment was that I couldn't finish the noodle, and the server sighed and complained about not finishing the noodle. I heard it because I understand and speak Chinese. It was pretty disrespectful. read more

I feel like the good reviews lied to me :( sichuan noodles had 0 spice let alone any tongue numbing sichuan pepper spice! They tasted like they used old peppercorns that had zero flavor except an overpowering staleness - I know because I've bought old sichuan peppercorns on accident before from a store that clearly didn't move stock fast. I love sichuan food and this was just plain noodles with stale ingredients to boot. The lunch platter was granted only $10 but the portion was still crazy small. Flavourless sichuan-less mapo tofu and some dry chicken. The tea egg was fine. Nice people but these were not sichuan noodles, stale and bland and really disappointing. read more

Beijing Noodle - Very disappointing. Stale no spice sichuan noodles and my partners lunch special. - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

This place rocks. Their food is plentiful and flavorful. I have enjoyed every dish I have tried so far. This time I ordered the oil spill noodle and their house made noodles had a lovely texture. Next time I'm going to get the pork chili dish that my partner got because that dish tasted decadent. 10/10. The portions are fairly large for the price which as a plus too. Great place to fill your gut with good grub. read more

Very Disappointed -- What Happened to This Place? I'm not sure what has changed, but this place has seriously gone downhill. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The cleanliness has noticeably declined[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]], the staff are unfriendly, and even the owner seemed disinterested and disengaged during our visit. Most concerning of all, my entire family developed thrush shortly after eating here. It's incredibly upsetting -- this used to be one of our absolute favorite spots. Sadly, we won't be returning. read more

Authentic noodle shop. Service was excellent, food came out fast and fresh. I will try the entire menu before ordering the same thing again as we scored 10/10 on the dishes we ordered including oil spilled noodles, scallion pancakes, pot stickers, pig ears, and several other dishes. read more

This place was phenomenal. I had the Pork Oil Spill Noodles, wife had the Beef Noodles, and we shared an order of Pan Seared Dumplings. All of the food was great. Service was awesome as well! read more

TLDR: doesn't live up to the hype. Honestly, there's nothing bad here. Just nothing great. I've eaten down the list of most popular dishes, including the oil slick noodles, which gained them all the acclaim. They left a lot to be desired. They were not spicy at all (twice), despite being asked to have them spicy. The amount of protein was minimal, even by the standard of the cuisine. But, they're quick, responsive, and the menu is relatively diverse. Most of it tasty, but not great. read more

First time here. I got the tea egg. It tasted like a regular boiled egg, the flavors were subtle. Main dish was the tendon noodle. Tendon was soft and melted in my mouth. The noodles were fresh and the broth was seasoned perfectly and I didn't have to add anything to the soup. Portions are large, good for the price. This is a personal preference, but I would have like my soup a little bit warmer. Service was good, the place is a bit small and can get busy. read more

Beijing Noodle - Beef Tendon Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

I rate restaurants based on three factors: the food, the ambiance, and the service. While the small restaurant has a charming mom-and-pop vibe, the food and service struggled to deliver a positive experience. We ordered a noodle dish and a shrimp dish to share. The noodle dish was accompanied by a very small amount of vegetables and herbs. It was instead dowsed heavily in a viscous peanut sauce. The shrimp was barely warm (in fact the steamed broccoli it came with was cold) and did not have any flavor. Some minced garlic and onion was added directly on top as garnish to this dish. The tables were bare and didn't have chili oil, soy sauce, salt or pepper for guests. I requested a green tea that was served in a tea bag form. Disappointing overall. read more

Beijing Noodle - Shelled Shrimp with Garlic Sauce - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

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The thing I remember most about this place is their floor, lol. Classy tiles, probably took over from the last business. The dumplings are must get, even bette than the noodles IMO. Scallion pancakes are "fluffier" than what I'm used to but I liked this version, it was a pleasant surprise! However they try to convince you, do NOT get the sweet milk pastry, yes it's homemade but no, it isn't good. Veggies were ok and the pig ears? Something nice to have! read more

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I guess I'm going to be an outlier in this review, but our lunch today was not very good at all. We had the Kung Pao lunch special and honestly, it wasn't good at all. The chicken was cut up in the very small cubes along with some cubed veggies, it just didn't look like a traditional Kung Pao chicken plate, in used to seeing chunks of chicken and chunks of vegetables. The sauce taste left kind of a bad taste in my mouth an hour or so after the lunch, nothing a good teeth brushing couldn't take care of. We asked for water but when it came there were flakes in the water. We didn't intend to drink any but I accidently took a drink and realized it was squeezed lemon. Don't restaurants usually ask if you want lemon in your water? read more

Beijing Noodle - Kung Pao Chicken, I've had much better. - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

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This place is a hidden gem of Fort Collins. The food is quick and easy, the service is great, always respectful and extremely fast. [[HIGHLIGHT]]The ambiance is perfect whether you're there for a longer meal or a short lunch[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] Beijing noodle is the place to be. Yes it's oily, yes it's delicious, and yes it's fun to eat read more

Beijing Noodle - Chinese Hamburger - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

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I first visited Beijing Noodle months ago after wanting something different and new (to me), as well as authentic. Almost all of the Yelp reviews I read raved about the Oil Spill noodles, so I decided I should give it a whirl! This cozy spot is located in a miniature strip mall next to a dry cleaner with plentiful, albeit it somewhat tricky to navigate, parking. I've ordered online twice and eaten in person once and highly recommend both! Service is friendly and prompt in both ways, and the food comes rushing out much faster than I would've expected, especially seeing how there's always been a pretty full restaurant each time I've stopped in! The Oil Spill noodles are out of this world delicious - tender and abundant with a perfect amount of spice and the Sichuan peppercorns that make your tongue go slightly numb. Adding the pork is a MUST if you're not vegetarian - soft crumbles of pure flavor, and perfectly steamed broccoli to balance out the silky oil. This last time, I went for the Wuhan noodles with sesame and peanut paste, again topped with pork, and while they were absolutely delectable the first night, they lost some of their spark the second night and dried out a bit. Don't worry, I'm still working through them - we're on night three of leftovers with plenty more to go, and I'm not mad about it! My husband got the Henan gravy noodles after perusing the pictures online, and wasn't disappointed. Thin house-made noodles stir fried with a slightly sweet bean sauce and a generous amount of salt to balance it out. One thing I have to note is the prices - this place is CHEAP! Especially for the mountains of food that you get! Three massive dishes put us just over $35 ($42 after tipping), and we're still trying to finish what's left. I may have had a noodle combo bowl for breakfast this morning... Worth it! read more

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Visiting my mom and sister, coming from Texas, I was hungry for some genuine Chinese food. Food wise, is more of a 2 star as most were bland and didn't have much authenticity as a true Beijing restaurant. The waiter was nice, and surprisingly spoke very good Chinese with us. Then the owner stopped by and was friendly. So the 3 star was really more on service. Food wise, this place is overrated as it's just basic Americanized Chinese restaurant in a small town. With the name of Beijing, I guess I had higher expectation. Perhaps they'll get better in the future with more experience. read more

Really authentic Chinese cuisine with really efficient and helpful service! [[HIGHLIGHT]]There was also outdoor seating and we could bring our dog![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] It was a super nice experience with amazing food, so I would definitely recommend! read more

The food is great. Docked a star since they forgot two dishes in our order but charged us for it. I'd stick to the noodles next time. The wontons were flavorless and the peanuts were kinda bland too. But the noodles are the bomb. read more

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Went back and ordered take out for the Spicy Shredded Chicken Noodles. It pretty good. Nice umami flavors and filling. Will continue trying all the different noodles they offer. read more

Beijing Noodle - Spicy Shredded Chicken Noodles - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

Beijing Noodle is a place that I want to like so much more than I do, based upon what I have tried so far. The owner is so nice, and it's clear that it must be authentic based upon the number of Chinese students from CSU I see every time I stop in. I have a feeling that I am just missing something ... maybe I need a Chinese friend to just take me under their wing and show me how authentic Beijing-style food is best enjoyed. I've tried some things that other Yelpers have raved about - the beef soup noodles, the oil slick noodles, other noodle dishes that escape me at the moment - and while I find the noodles themselves to be really good, somehow the preparations just don't come together for me. I was hoping that the beef soup would remind me of the unctuous, long-simmered soups I had in Hong Kong (yes, I know Hong Kong is a long way from Beijing, but it's my only frame of reference), but there is just something missing. I loved the chewiness of the wide oil slick noodles, but to me the flavors of the dish were overpowered by a raw garlic flavor. I wish I could just buy noodles to prepare for myself at home. While the noodle dishes are not for me, I do have to say that I've enjoyed the lunch specials at Beijing Noodle. You do have to accept that there is one special for the day, not the dozen or so offered daily that you will see at the American Chinese restaurants around town, and that when it is gone it is gone. It is relatively inexpensive, comes with a generous serving of rice and a vegetable of the day. I particularly enjoy the special when they are serving ma po tofu and roasted chicken. I've also enjoyed the Chinese hamburger - a yeasted bun sliced and filled with pork belly - which makes for a tasty, inexpensive light lunch. If I'm feeling hungry I'd get the scallion pancakes, too. Although I don' t seem to get the mainstays for this restaurant, I do appreciate that they bring something unique to Fort Collins and hope they continue to do well. read more

Really good authentic Chinese food. Great flavor. Fast service. Hot food. Authentic dishes. Delightful. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Pleasant ambiance.[[ENDHIGHLIGHT]] read more

Love this place. Prices are great and the food felt very "homey" I got the Wednesday lunch special which came with chicken and eggs and tomatoes and rice. Seems like kind of a weird combo for Chinese food but everything came together so well. Definitely excited to try more of the dishes here. Also got green onion pancakes and potatoe salad which we weren't crazy about read more

Beijing Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

Can I just say how impressed I was with this place? I was visiting Fort Collins and I liked this place so much I went twice! For dinner then lunch. If this place were where I lived I would go so often. Whenever I find a place that has authentic Chinese food, I get real excited. Especially in Colorado! Anyway, for dinner I ordered the Oil Spill Noodles with ground pork. First of all, the noodles are all handmade so that is a win. The noodles were super flavorful, a bit spicy and just perfect! I also ordered the green onion pancake. For 4 pieces, it's a steal at $2.75. I don't think you can beat that price! Places typically price those at $6-8 for the same portion so this is a big plus. Next day I went back to try their lunch special. They basically have two different entrees each day which is nice. I got the pork belly and I almost cried eating it because it reminded me so much of home and I just wished I could keep eating! The servers are friendly and you can tell they care about the quality of the food. Check it out! read more

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Soooo good! In town for a conference and had dinner with a friend who lives in Denver. Searching Yelp we found this hidden gem. Small and unassuming, we could tell that we had made the right choice as soon as we walked in. The smells were intoxicating! It was hard to decide but we wound up getting the pan fried pork dumplings, pork wonton soup and the oil spill noodles. EVERYTHING was delicious! Piping hot, the dumplings were filled with meat and juicy. The pork soup was also delicious, with the wontons, noodles, scallions and seaweed. The broth was so flavorful I could eat that alone. The real winner, however was the oil spill noodles. Tender noodles made fresh in house with the most delicious chili flavored sauce and ground pork. The pork was the game changer and took the dish to the next level. And all of it was reasonably priced. People of Fort Collins! Go here! Great food, great price. read more

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The soup noodles are super good and they have very good portions. [[HIGHLIGHT]]Good service and very nice atmosphere![[ENDHIGHLIGHT]]

I came in expecting something similar to Fujian-style Ban mian but this tasted completely different. The entire dish was DRENCHED with sesame and peanut sauce that when I lifted all the noodles, there was a pool of sauce. I kept mixing and mixing, hoping the sauce would eventually go away, but to no avail. I finished the noodles but left a good amount of food remaining due to it being in a soup of salty sauce. I came in right at 11 AM so it was pretty quiet--only one other table at the time. Fast order taking and food came out quite fast too, but server wasn't very attentive in refilling water or checking up on me. read more

Beijing Noodle - Wuhan Noodles with Sesame and Peanut Paste with Pork - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

Most incredible menu in Fort Collins. Their house sauce is like nothing I've ever tasted! Tea egg, seschzuan pork, pancake, oil spill noodles, it's all good! read more

This is a hidden gem in FoCo, as it's hard to find actual Asian food places owned by Asian folx. I always get the beef noodle soup and the milk tea pancake! The food is prepared quickly and I crave it here and there. I've had the dumplings as well, which are crispy and juicy when I got them! read more

Beijing Noodle - Sweet Milk Pancake Beef Noodle Green Onion Pancake - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

We tried out Beijing Noodle last night since it is in walking distance of our new home. We were greeted by an incredibly kind server who took our order. As we sat and waited for our food, a steady stream of student-aged patrons were coming and going from the restaurant. I ordered the Wuhan Noodles with Hot Sesame and Peanut Paste and a green onion pancake appetizer. The noodle portion was so large it lasted me 3 days. It was really tasty, though I wish there had been some additional protein on it. The pancake was flaky, greasy, and delicious. Next time I'd probably split the entree and the appetizer because we ended up with too much food! We'll definitely be returning to Beijing Noodle, particularly as the weather gets cooler and we're looking for some comfort food. read more

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Priced very reasonably for how great the food is. The appetizers weren't anything special: the potato salad wasn't too interesting and the green onion pancakes were a bit oily. The Sichuan noodles though were spectacular and they had the perfect amount of spiciness. The lunch combo meal was even better. read more

Best Chinese food anywhere around no candy Chinese food here. Stop here every time I'm in fort Collins

Amazing comfort food, I love their wonton noodle soup and the green onion pancakes and the tea eggs and I could go on and on and on. This place has never disappointed! read more

Beijing Noodle - Pork Wonton Soup with Noodle Hot and Sour Soup Green Onion Pancake - Chinese Near Me - Fort Collins, Colorado

This review is solely based on a Uber Eats pick up. Upon arriving was greeted by the 2 men working that day. The restaurant was clean and well cared for. They got my order information, verified and handed me the food. It was all ready to go. They seemed pretty on top of things. read more

My husband got his food 10 minutes before me and when I asked why the server said it was customary in China to serve one person at a time. The food was mediocre at best. No ambience in this strip mall establishment. read more