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    Beijing Noodle

    4.3 (216 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Dogs allowed
    Outdoor seating

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    Very disappointing.  Stale no spice sichuan noodles and my partners lunch special.
    Jessie Elizabeth J.

    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.

    Beef Tendon Noodle
    Cathy N.

    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.

    Shelled Shrimp with Garlic Sauce
    John F.

    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.

    Beef & Beef Tendon Noodle
    Lily S.

    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!

    Kung Pao Chicken, I've had much better.
    Mark F.

    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?

    Clockwise from the top: Henan Gravy Noodles, Oil Spill Noodles and Wuhan Noodles
    Becki H.

    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!

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    Great food. Recommend everything. No American Chinese here. Pancakes are cheep and great

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    Best Chinese food I have had ever! Unique flavors, unlike any I've had before. Recommend the oil drop noodles with pork.

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    Great noodles, love the cold sesame noodles in the summer and the Wuhan noodles with spicy tofu as a great vegan option.

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    Great Onion Pancakes! I always get the same thing but my boys like the noodles to. Friendly folks there too.

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    If you love boiled eggs, try their tea eggs. If you're not sure what to try, try the Oil Spill Noodles

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    Love coming here when visiting FOCO. Authentic Chinese noodle place. So good! Comfort food!

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