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Stopped by CA Noodle this past Friday over my girlfriend's craving for noodle soup and we wanted to try something new. Seeing CA Noodle show up on our yelp search and it was nearby, we decided to check it out. The location is pretty convenient, located in a plaza that shares parking spaces with several other restaurants and a McDonald's. The inside only seats about 10-14 parties of 2-4, so a pretty small restaurant. They had 2 waiters staffing the entire restaurant, but the menu and ordering system is all done through a POS via QR code. The menu was quite large, offering no many choices like pot stickers, noodle soups, chow mein, and little appetizers like pig ears. We ended up ordering the pig ears, pot stickers, pork pan fried bun, and 2 noodle soups. The good: pig ears. The pig ears were cut in various sizes and the flavor was spicy. Definitely to our liking! The neutral: the pork hamburger item and pot stickers. While the bun was tasty and crispy, the mean in between was a bit dry and the taste was a bit mild and less salty. We made it better by adding pig ears with every bite lol. The pot stickers were fine but it didn't really give a crispy bottom taste and more of dry pan sear. It definitely needed sauce as the filling was a bit mild too (very consistent mild tastings after the pig ears. The bad: the soup dishes that we ordered were definitely needing a flavor bomb. While the noodles we ordered were great and had a ton of chew and the protein in the dish was plenty; the soup lacked in taste. My girlfriend had to ask for additional salt to add to taste and it made it so much better. I ate mine as intended and I wasn't as satisfied as compared to if I were to eat at ox9 or muragame. Overall, I thought our meal was about a 3.5. While we enjoyed watching the World Cup while eating our food, the taste of our food was much more desired and it didn't scratch our itch for a rich soup. Unfortunately, many of the other patrons seemed to catch on and order the chow mein instead. If we come back, it's probably what we would order next. Until next time!
You have to be a local to know this place serves such an authentic hand pulled noodles. Looks like a family mom and pop owns and appreciates the Noodle textures that are made with perfection. Like the crunch in the pigs ears and full of aromatic garlic in the bok choy. But the spicy noodle soup had some taste of lamb which is too gamey for me and the service ... not very manageable. But it's all good food matters most.
I've been dying to try this place. I kept hearing about the spicy short rib soup. I can totally see why people would love this, but this wasnt for me. The broth was oily and it was hard to enjoy the flavors. The short rib was so tender though. And I loved the bok choy. I ordered this online for pick up and I loveeeeed how they packaged the soup. It comes in a huge container but they separate the broth and noodles. Then when you get home you just dump the noddles in the bottom. Extra star for that! I still think this restaurant is worth trying and I plan on going back to try something else.
This is hands down my favorite noodle place! I usually get the Beef Tomato Noodle Soup but after seeing another customer eating the dry noodle version we had to give it a try. The beef is so tender and flavorful and the gravy that comes with the dry noodle is incredible. They are both very similar so if I had to choose one I'd probably choose the dry noodles. Definitely ask for the chili oil as it brings everything to the next level. The restaurant is small and clean and is usually busy but we never have trouble getting a table. Staff is nice and you order on your phone so there is not a lot of service but staff is still friendly. You can also request a physical menu if you prefer as well. Definitely try it out their homemade noodles are the best and have that perfect QQ texture.
I'm not sure if I just ordered the wrong things, but I did not enjoy my experience. Though we came and got seated right away, we were told to scan the QR code to order. The server didn't really come by to ask us if we had any questions or if this was our first time, so we blindly ordered. I went off of your pictures and order the QQ dry noodles and the soup dumplings. The dumpling was overcooked, and there was no soup in the dumpling and the dry noodles, I could not even finish. The noodles was my fault for sure because I didn't ask any questions. It was mala spicy, and the numbing was just really off for me. I didn't even finish my plate and left hungry.
HELLA GOOD! I got the hot oil dry noodles with pork, delicious. The xiao long bao is also good but i liked the noodles more! My friend got the soupy noodles and it was also very tasty! Great noodle spot, would go again if i were in the area :) and service is nice too, they were pretty attentive and refilled our waters, no complaints!
HUGE portions. I really like the sour mustard and spicy pork with rice noodle. A few bites in and it definitely feels like my bowl is getting larger rather than smaller. LOTS of noodles. I personally would prefer more soup and for it to be more sour.
This was booked marked at the recommended of a friend and finally tried it for dinner on a chilly night this week. I called ahead to see how the wait was and person said he'd try to hold the table. Arrived 30 min later and the restaurant was full. Waited less than 5 min before being seated. I noticed there were just chopsticks in the utensil caddy and a box of napkins to help ourselves with. Water soon came after. Scanned the QR code on the wall behind us. Chose all their popular items. Beef noodle soup, tomato egg beef noodles, potstickers with pork, and ofc XLB (bc you have to try it where ever you see it on the menu) Beef noodle soup was the 1st to come. Needed to ask for bowls as we wanted to share. No extra spoons were given as per usual. I immediately noticed how thick the oil was in the soup. Usually THAT much oil is skimmed out before serving. Not this place. Distributed 3 servings for everyone to try hoping that the oil was not sit wrong in my stomach. IYKYK. (Middle thick) Noodles were nice and chewy and al dente. The flavors of the soup was actually tasty sans the film that spread over my lips, needing napkins to constantly wipe before my next bite. There were some of pieces of beef that were tough while other pieces were nice and tender. It came with a few pieces of bok choy, was nice to help cut down the grease. 3/5 Next came the tomato egg beef noodles. Instead of beef flank it was the same beef brisket (shank?) as the beef noodle soup. That was a nice change. I was so excited to try it as this dish is usually my favorite at place like Noodle St in So Cal. Tomato was nice and tender and not mushy. Egg had lots of flavor. Same beef as the other noodle soup hit or miss of tender pieces. Then the thick noodles. Same chewy texture. This is where it all went wrong for me. The flavor. I tasted Five Spice. Then the mala oily sour spice. The film that lingers and sticks on your lips and tingles throughout the whole meal. The flavors didn't taste quite right. It's like they used the mala base and sweeten it. Personally, not my cup of tea. I couldn't even finish my portion. 2.5/5 Next came the potstickers and XLB Potstickers were essentially the regular size boiled dumplings, pan fried. They looked very promising however the taste for me missed the mark. Meat filling was too lean and the skin wasn't as tender and soft. 3/5 The XLB came out piping hot. The juice held up pretty well. The flavor wasn't bad but it also wasn't my favorite either. 3/5 Throughout this whole time we were trying to flag down the servers for extra spoons and plates to eat our dumplings. We were only able to get extra spoons which weren't the cleanliness with still an oily film lingering. We basically just hand cupped each mouthful of dumpling to prevent the juices from dripping onto the table. No preset table settings. And the utensil was empty besides the chopsticks. By this point there a line forming out the door. I needed to get rid of this sour spicy taste that needed some Dawn soap to cut the grease off. Overall, aside from the thick cut noodles, everything else was just okay. There were these girls sitting at the next table who ordered beef chow mein. That actually looked good as it was my 1st choice but wanted to try the tomato egg instead. We know how that turned out. It sounds like many people like this place, earning them 4+ stars on Yelp. To each their own I guess but it wasn't for me
This is not the first time we came here, but I forgot to write a review last time. My husband and I were not sure where to go for lunch, so decided to return to this little place. This place used to be a Taiwanese restaurant years ago. I was not too thrilled about it despite my love for Taiwanese food... I do not know when did they change hand. Anyway we ordered three items since it was just the two of us . We had the spicy beef noodle soup, the pig ear appetizers, and the potsticker. The beef noodle soup was good. We selected the wide flat noodles, and it was very tasty. It was not as spicy as I have expected, but with a nice kick. Would be better if a bit more vegetables. The pig ears appetizer was great. Many restaurants will have fillers in there like they will have a thin layers of the protein on top and whole bunch of shredded cucumber in the bottom. This place the entire plate was full of pig years. I really really enjoyed it. The potstickers filling was pork, shrimp, and leeks. The size of each potstickers was on the small side, but tasty. The service was OK. Nothing to write home about but nothing to complain about either. The place was small and as with most Chinese place, a bit noisy. Overall, we had a pretty good experience and yes, we will be back here.
SOOOO YUMMY!!! I ordered Braised Beef Noodle, Spicy Oil Pork Noodle, Cucumber Salad and the Bun. All so YUMMY. I tried a lot of places before including in Taiwan, many popular restaurants in Santa Clara, Fremont, etc. But this is the best ever! The service is great and food was served so quickly. There's an option to choose less oil and salt which is perfect for me. I don't eat salty food. I would highly recommend and def come back! The restaurant's decor is cute and nice too!
Today was the day! I was craving something warm during the cold weather we have been having. I've been telling myself for a while now that I needed to try CA Noodle because I pass by pretty often when my son goes to gymnastics down the street. The service was fast once I found out you order using the QR code at the table, and the food came out quickly. I got the - Braised beef soup regular noodles($16.80) Fungus salad($7.99) Qianmai Roujiamo($7.99) Spicy Oil Dry Noodle with Pork medium wide noodles($16.30) The braised beef noodle broth was really flavorful and the noodles had a nice chewy texture. I did end up adding some chili oil, which gave it a little extra kick. The fungus salad was nice and refreshing to go with the hot soup. It definitely helped with the heat since the broth stayed hot for what felt like forever, which is a good thing. My husband got the spicy dry noodles with pork and said it was good and enjoyed the heat from the chili. The Qianmai Roujiamo reminded me of a banh mi like flavor mixed with a pulled pork texture. It tasted good, but it's probably not something I would order again. I would go back again for the braised beef noodle soup and maybe try the cucumbers next time, unless I'm craving the fungus salad. It was really good and I might randomly crave it because of the light dressing they use.
This place is so underrated. Tucked right beside a McDonald's and gas station you would never think you would get authentic noodle soup dishes. But they are delicious. I had the braised beef noodle soup and it was delicious. Parking is usually not an issue and you order via QR code and pay up front. The server is friendly and often plays NBA games. Portion size is also very good. Just note don't order the spicy version unless you REALLY want a kick.
Came here during lunch on a weekday and it was surprisingly pretty busy. We didn't have to wait but several people came in to eat after us. The portions are huge! The noodles are never-ending. I would say this is one of the best braised beef noodle soup places around the area - East Bay. The only downside is that the soup is a little oily in my opinion.
Ca Noodle opened in Cafe Taiwan's space. New murals decorize a familiar infrastructure. Was informed by cashier to order by QR codes though laminated menus were available at his station. Offerings: specials, appetizers, soups, noodle soups, dry noodles....mostly Northern Chinese stables...QR was doable, items lacked adequate descriptions. Beef Tripe with Garlic Sauce (10.90) -generous portion of fresh tasting tripe strips. The garlic taste wasn't an issue. The sudden sharp sting of hot chili was unsettling. Chili not listed. Saved it for later. -actually quite tasty, got a little heartburn later. Lamb Noodle Soup (15.90) -fresh tasting tender pieces of lamb was unexpected. Sweet broth made from meats, bok choy, green onions, & cilantro hints at hours of boiling... -noodles were thick like udon. Tasted like freshly made hand pulled noodles. Later saw via the portal where the food is passed thru a view of the chef & his amigo assistant making hand pulled noodles. Take outs: -doubtful repeat. Inadequate descriptions of eats. Fortunately, I researched menu earlier, had idea of what to order. read more
A nice noodle option in Pleasanton, delicious noodles with classic broths and toppings. Generous portions and rapid service. Ordering is done off a Electronic menu/ QR code. Unfortunately at the time of my visit they didn't have options to select different types of noodles in the electronic menu. I was hoping to try some different types of noodles with the different dishes. Inside QA noodle was cozy and busy, lots of patrons all enjoying delicious noodles. Parking lot was big and easy to find parking. read more
This is our fav noodle spot in the trivalley. We've tried pretty much every noodle dish on the menu at this point. Our favs are the dry lamb noodle, the sour fish and lamb noodle, rib soup, and the beef noodle soup. The spicy soups are good too -- beware, they are actually spicy! My personal fav noodle is the regular cut, followed by thick then flat. You can choose your noodle, so try them all and see for yourself :) read more
1 year ago
1 year ago
Coming to pleasenton from Elk Grove for an appointment at Stanford hospital, you want some good noodles, come to CA noodle for that.the ambiance is pleasant the service is fast, to order is through a QR code, but I do recommend the cucumber and the braised beef noodle. read more
Randomly choose this when we were looking g at Indian first. Pretty good! Had the pig ears and spicey beef appetizers and had the stewed beef. All of it was top notch and seemed high quality...Only 2 hit was no rice and the appetizers spicier than expected...I was cool with it but friend struggled. Just 1.5x too hot. The no rice broke me and I went and got rice next door. It is Asian! No rice is like McDonald's with no fries. The server was cool with me bringing it in. Service was excellent and he understood my needs. He checked on us at least twice which is the minimum passing grade for me. If I need to seek you out, it goes downhill fast. Ambiance is nice and small and typical for noodle houses lately tho on the smaller side. Not crammed but not for big parties. A surprising experience which I would recommend to all! read more
Solid choice for a variety of noodle dishes. Food comes out quickly and portion sizes are generous! Definitely a fan of their fungus salad, the dry lamb noodles, and the mixed mushroom spareribs noodle soup. I also sampled a bit of the sour mustard hot and spicy spareribs noodle soup, and it was tasty but SPICY! You have been warned. Second time around, tried their braised beef noodle soup, which seems to be their most popular option. I thought it was alright. The texture of the beef was a bit chewy and the broth was flavorful but had a very strong anise-like taste to it that was overpowering. Service doesn't really check in on you. You order via the QR code and then the person at the counter brings the food over. Had to go up to the counter to ask for additional bowls, takeout containers, and to pay. More of a fast casual vibe. Interior is spacious, clean, and well lit. Both times we came here, they had a Chinese TV channel playing in the background showcasing how certain ingredients are harvested and put together to make a dish. I found it very relaxing to watch. Definitely see myself coming back here if I'm craving some Chinese noodle dishes! read more
1 year ago
A new Taiwanese restaurant. Pretty busy inside. Noodle dishes were pretty good. Nice place to give a try. read more
2 years ago
Truly some of the best noodles I've had in California. I'm always craving the qq texture that Taiwan does so well and I found it in 4 different dishes here. The place is in a strip mall by a gas station and so unassuming, but the restaurant and the service is so authentic. Came here with two others and definitely over ordered but I wanted to try it all. The Dan Dan noodle and beef noodle soup and chili noodle with pork were stars. read more
1 year ago
10 months ago
Came to CA Noodle after a long day at the outlets and OMG, this is definitely going on the short list moving forward! The noodles were so chewy yet supple and I love that they are made in house! In terms of what we tried, the hands down winner was the tomato egg noodle which featured fresh tomatoes but also had this nice acidity that was so refreshing on a warm night. Our second favorite were the lamb noodles which featured chunky pieces of lamb that were melt in your mouth tender with just a little bit of gamey flavor. As for our other dishes - the marinated cucumbers also hit the spot. They were tangy and very refreshing! The beef noodle soup was very traditional but it was a little heavy given the weather. The pork burger was also pretty oily in my opinion and not very well spiced. I've had better. All in all, the food at CA noodle is delicious and you own it to yourself to try it! I'm also giving the experience 5-stars because the owner really went the extra mile to serve us. He cut the hamburger on delivery, provided us extra bowls without asking, and even took on extra tables after "closing time". He was also very kind and fun to talk to. read more
10 months ago
10 months ago
We had the spicy braised beef soup, cucumber salad, and pork potstickers. Everything was delicious! On our way out, we spoke with another customer who said the chow mein is amazing and that CA Noodle is one of her favorite spots. We're definitely coming back! read more
Definitely come for the braised beef noodle soup - CA Noodle has probably become the best place I've visited in the Tri-Valley area for this dish. They're a newer restaurant located next to the McDonald's right on Stanley. We didn't realize how popular this place was, and luckily grabbed the last table on a busy weekend lunch. The space itself is rather small yet homey, the decor is cute and each table has it's own set of utensils that you grab on your own. The service is minimal, as you order using the QR code on your table. We got 2 dishes to try out: + Braised Beef Noodle Soup (4.5/5): The handmade noodles were bouncy and chewy! The beef was flavorful and tender, and the soup was hefty and rich. It was a tad bit salty however. + Chili Oil Noodles (4/5): The handmade noodles here were also great! I'd probably give it a 6/10 on the spice level - it definitely could've used more heat. The pork in this dish was meh to me, but was still delicious overall. The dan dan noodles are on my next to try list for when I come back! read more
9 months ago
Truly BMS. Wow i used to live on vineyard and never knew about this place. I will be returning. I loved the braised beef noodle soup read more
8 months ago
3 years ago
Nice handmade noodles (you can tell from some ends being thicker or a little smooshed); good chewy texture, very long strands. We enjoyed everything we ordered, tasty braised beef noodle soup, house special cold noodle (liang pi), and beef chow mein. Definitely try to eat everything you order here, as taking it home for the second meal is not as pleasant (noodles won't be chewy, they'll be a bit soggy and very soft overall). The beef noodle soup was savory and delicious. Good flavor, the beef was tender and great with the noodles. Kind of wish there were a few more bits of bok choy! I look forward to trying the spicy version next time. The house special cold noodle was perfect, the sauce was tangy and spicy. (Maybe can be even more vinegar-y). Nice thickness of the noodle, it soaked up a lovely amount of sauce. Mmm delicious. The only thing is that I wish there were more bits of topping (the wheat gluten). The beef chow mein was very flavorful and fragrant! Very yummy. Nicely done. The veggies were crisp and the noodles were so chewy. The beef was not the most tender, but the flavor was there. The interior of the restaurant is well thought out and comfortable. Cute decorations. Very Xi'an. Easy to order on your phone. read more
9 months ago
3 years ago
Not sure if this is an OK Noodle dupe, but it's very similar! Came late on a weeknight and immediately got seated. Parking isn't too hard as it is in a pretty big plaza with a grocery store! We got the house special cold noodle which if you've been to other restaurants similar to this (ex QQ noodle, Lanzhou noodle, etc) it's their liangpi. It comes with wide/thick long noodles and pita. The pita here was really good! It has a nice spongey texture. This dish was lacking in flavor of the sauce. Although it came drenched in sauce, it was pretty bland. I probably wouldn't get this again. The braised beef noodle soup was yummy! If you ever tried OK Noodle before they closed in Fremont, you'll find the noodles are very similar! Very qq, bouncy and longgggg. It came with a lot of beef/beef tendon that was super tender! The broth also had a nice beefy flavor that's perfect for a chilly evening! If I am ever craving some beef noodle soup in Pleasanton, I'll definitely come back! read more
Great food that I'm told is very authentic (never been in China, unfortunately). Things can get spicy, so watch out! Also, the portions are huge, especially for the soups. The place is nothing fancy, but convenient enough and you order via an app which I thought could get inconvenient at times but then we found out you can also just ask the servers and they'll take care of you :) read more
1 year ago
This is my first time trying this restaurant as I'm in the neighborhood. I ordered the braised beef noodle soup and the spicy beef with beef tendon. The braised beef was too tough and chewy, and the noodles were too thick! read more
3 years ago
Came here on a Friday night with the boo. Your order from a QR system, and multiple people can order from the same tab on different phones. The house cold noddles were decent. The mala was on point. I wished the noodles were more QQ as they were softer than I'd expected. The wood ear salad was a hit. The sweet and sour coolness helped to calm down the spice during the meal. The braised beef noodle soup was very flavorful. Definitely my favorite dish here. The dry noodle with spicy oil was good too, but I'm more of a soupy girl. Also the meat chunks a more firm, kind of like spicy beef jerky if you like that kind of stuff. All in all loved the food. Will definitely be back to try their others noods! read more
2 years ago
This place has yummy food, service was quick, location was clean. Would definitely recommend and come back again. read more
2 years ago
I've been kind of obsessed with Northern Chinese cuisine, so naturally when I found out that they had opened a Northern Chinese noodle shop in Pleasanton, I immediately knew I had to try it. The inside of the restaurant was really nice. It was pretty obvious that this place was recently recently opened and remodeled as the panels on the walls looked really nice, and the tables and the chairs looked new. Here you were encouraged to use your phone to order. At each table, they provided a QR code (specific to your table) which you can scan with your phone to place your order. However, the staff also informed us that if customers didn't feel comfortable doing that, they would be happy to accommodate them by giving them a paper menu instead. Below are my reviews of the food: Braised beef noodle soup - this bowl of noodles was super comforting. It reminded me a lot of Taiwanese style braised beef noodle soup. The broth was rice and super savory, and the beef pieces were so tender. I also liked how the noodles were thick and not soggy. The noodles reminded me more of udon style noodles then Chinese style noodles though. I will try their hot and spicy version of this noodle soup next time. Price was about $16 as of February 2023. Big plate beef with flat noodles - first of all, the flavor of this dish was fantastic. The sauce was savory, slightly sweet, slightly spicy, with a little brightness/tang from the tomato that they used in their sauce. The pieces of beef in this dish were pretty much the same pieces of beef in the braised beef noodle soup. While the sauce was delicious and the beef was tender, I thought the noodles were too thick and thus tough. I could see that some noodles were clumped/stuck together, making them really super tough and hard to chew. I felt like if they had done a better job at separating the noodles, this dish could've been so much better. Price was about $22 as of February 2023. Sliced pork with garlic sauce - OK, this appetizer really blew my mind. The sauce was super fantastic. It was super savory, sweet, slightly spicy. You have to mix the pork with the sauce well before you eat it, but once you do that, the sauce coats the thinly sliced pork belly really well. And they served this on a bed of julienne-cut cucumbers to add a little bit of freshness and brightness. Price was about $10 as of February 2023. read more
5 months ago
1 year ago
First time here. Was craving for some Taiwanese beef noodles and found this restaurant. Was good. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
In the plaza with McDonald. Lots of parking. I can't believe I didn't notice this restaurant as it's across the street from orange theory. Order: Cucumber salad (delicious! Crunchy, garlicky taste) Chicken chow mein (saw so many people order this but beef, so had to get. So glad I did! The noodles are bouncy and chewy and soaks up all the flavor! Delicious!) Beef noodle soup (beef is tender and the noodles at nice and chewy not soggy. The soup has the perfect beef soup and has a bit is spice) Note they have chili on the side and I love adding it for a spice. Can't wait to go back! read more
* DETAILED foodie review here * Forgot how I came across this hand pulled noodle spot, but the lamb options def drew me. Opened summer '22 in the former Cafe Taiwan space. Closes too early @ 8:30p M-F & 9p wknds tho! N O M S . . . Ordered the following: (see my pix) - Dry Lamb Noodle, 15.5 | good | thinly sliced (hot pot style) meat w/ cabbage, onions, & bell peppers - Chong Qing Beef (Stew) Noodle Soup, 15.5 | spicy version of the Braised one. I ordered mild & subbed for wide noodles. Still hella spicy. Glad I got togo, which meant the soup came separate, allowing to control using only a lil or else I wouldn't have been able to eat it. Meat-to-starch ratio was a bit lacking. Both noodles were fresh w/ a bounce & served al dente. For us, we'd request for softer if dining in tho. Interested in trying in future visits: - Lamb Noodle Soup, 15.5 - House Special Lamb Chop, 16.99 - House Boiled Lamb, 17.99 - Big Plate Lamb w/ Noodle, 20.99 - Lamb Chow Mein, 15.5 - Soybean Paste Pork Sauce Noodle, 14.5 - Mixed Shrooms Spareribs Noodle Soup, 15.5 * I counted 11 dishes not in print, but found online thru their QR code @ qrcode.chowbus.com/login?code=7VfM7z ...or see my Tips * D R I N K S (also found thru QR code) . . . Sodas, 2. Specialties, 2.5 - 4 | Apple/Pear/Orange Sodas, Plant Protein, Jasmine Honey Tea, Honey Grapefruit, etc. S E R V I C E . . . Limited English. It was difficult to order over the phone. The Mandarin guy didn't understand when I asked if there were more than 2 kinds of noodles. He provided caring service in-person tho. Since we arrived 40 mins later, he took the noodles to the back to reheat or redo w/o being asked. That's rare & much appreciated!! T L ; D R . . . Fresh hand pulled noodles w/ nice bounce. Many lamb options. More dishes & drinks list found thru QR code. Limited spoken English, but caring service. - Return? Def - Togo for 2ppl w/o drinks: 34. - Apple Pay: Yep, who doesn't these days? P.S. If u found what I spent time on to be of help, show this (Asian) sista some love by SMASHing a reaction & FOLLOWing me if u don't already!! ;-P Thx in advance & may there be more noms in our futures... read more
Wow this place is so amazing! I ordered Tan Tan noodle and lamb noodle soup. The soup was really good and it didn't make me feel thirsty after. For the dry noodle, the noodle was so Al dente! The ambiance is family friendly and I like the terracotta dolls like in Xi-an city! read more
I came for weekday lunch. It wasn't crowded at lunch hour. The noodle was udon thickness and on the chewy side. The beef was pretty good. You can tell it's been cooked for a long time. Maybe too long as it was more dry while chewing and needed a longer chew than I like. Veggie was bok choy and that's fresh and perfect Broth was a bit more oily than I like for beef noodle soup. It had a hint of spicy pepper. Every region of beef noodle soup is a bit different. The place is nicely remodeled. The service was good. Go give them a try. read more
With the recent bouts of stormy weather pummeling the Bay Area, one can't help but crave a steaming bowl of noodle soup. And, from what I've gathered from my recent visit to CA Noodle, this place is nothing short of perfect for satisfying this craving. The ordering process was fairly simple -- scan the barcode, choose your desired items using their website, and wait a short duration until your food arrives. Though the wait time was short, the tantalizing smells emanating from the kitchen made every minute unbearable. I ordered the braised beef noodle soup which was simply divine. The fatty broth was rich but not too heavy, and it had a dark caramel hue, an indication of the immense amount of flavor packed into this soup. The dish was also inundated with tender pieces of flavorful braised beef. Everything from the meat to the bouncy, scraggly (and clearly hand-pulled) noodles was perfect. Truly, one of the best noodle soups I've ever had! read more
4 years ago
2 years ago
Came here twice in a week! If you like hand pulled noodles this is the place to go! Both times we ordered the big plate beef noodle. This plate is like its name suggests BIG. Definitely can share between 2-3 people or more if ordering dishes to share. Very flavorful. Noodles were nice thick wide chewy noodles. Good amount of meat. Spicy beef noodle soup - came out piping hot! Noodles were perfect. Soup was spicy and delicious. Lots of meat and noodles. Would get again maybe on a cooler day. Liang pi - nice and refreshing! Would get again on hot summer days. Lamb and fish sour soup - pleasantly surprised by how good this was. If you like lamb this you should try this one! It's very lamb-y. Soybean noodle - this one was OK. A bit salty. My first visit the service was pretty good. My second visit I had to go up a few times to request for utensils or sauces. read more
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