I checked this place out because I heard that they recently moved to a new place. They have a parking lot right behind the restaurant and the inside is really clean, as expected. In terms of foods, I thought they were okay. I ordered Spicy Chili with Beef Noodle and my girlfriend ordered Braised Beef Noodle Soup. Both my girlfriend and I agreed that both of these foods had nothing special to them. Furthermore, Spicy Chili w/ Beef Noodle was a bit different than I expected. I thought this food would be like a regular noodle soup, but the soup was thicker that it's undrinkable. One thing I like is that the portion is pretty big. Especially for Spicy Chili w/Beef Noodle, it may be a bit difficult to finish unless you are really hungry or normally eat a lot. They also offer 5% discount if you pay in cash. read more

Edison Noodle House - Spicy Chili w/Beef Noodle - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Newly opened restaurant still in its opening phase. This restaurant is right on route 27 with plenty of parking in the back. We had a group of 10 which was easily accommodated with comfortable seating. The restaurant is called noodle house but it's only a small part of what they offer. My favorite dishes are their spicy Szechuan dishes like the sliced fish in hot chili sauce, and the cumin sliced fish with dry pepper. The spicy chili with beef noodle is absolutely awesome btw! We finished it forgetting to take a picture. The owner is cute and friendly just like her cartoon caricature. read more

The absolute worst bubble tea ever. I ordered the Brown Sugar Milk Tea with boba. I received a plain milk tea with boba. There's no sweetness nor any brown sugar flavor. Complete waste of money. read more

Edison Noodle House - Brown Sugar Milk Tea - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Yelp pictures really doesn't do this place any justice. I recommend going else where! Came here for dinner it was like walking into someone's house to eat. Service was horrible, you don't know who's working there and who isn't. The server kept telling us he doesn't work here he's just here for the food etc I mean I really didn't want to know your business. Food wasn't great at all and our server didn't know much about the menu! It was just a horrible experience! You're better off going to a corner chinese store sorry to say...will never be coming back here again. read more

The beef noodle soup is the must have. The broth is flavorful, noodles are good, but most importantly the beef is super tender and delicious. Service is a bit slow and it takes a bit for the food to come out. I would recommend coming at an off hour read more

Edison Noodle House - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

They finally reopened for indoor dining after 1 year and I'm so happy they're back. Edison is full of many great Chinese spots but this one is worth a visit. Food is great, prices are good and the staff is very nice. My favorite dishes were Three Cup Chicken, Spicy Dry Pot with Beef, and Fried Squid. read more

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This inconspicuous hole-in-the-wall at the intersection of Prospect St. and Route 27 (near Sam Ash) is easy to miss, especially since parking (4 spaces to the side of the building) is both extremely limited and inconvenient for a restaurant. Although dated, the interior of the restaurant is fairly clean and cozy, with 5-7 tables plus additional counter seating and a single unisex bathroom behind the curtains leading to the kitchen. Free wi-fi is available using login posted by entrance. Upon first glance at the bilingual menu, you should realize that the target clientele is not the typical American "General Tso's Chicken/California Roll" crowd, but rather ex-pats, immigrants, and international students from East Asia, particularly Mainland China and Taiwan. To that end, Edison Noodle House has branded itself as a purveyor of "authentic Taiwanese beef noodles" and various other noodle, rice, and side dishes. I am told that during the school year the tables are often packed with Rutgers grad students. I'm not sure from where the proprietor hails, but as someone who has been to Taiwan fairly recently and subsisted on Taiwanese food for almost a year, I was plainly disappointed by the taste of the 滷肉麵, the portion, the value, and the "authenticity". The noodles were unremarkable, and the braised beef tasted bland, almost microwaved--with none of the umami or juicy, browned texture of the 滷肉 (which is a basic staple of street vendor food) I had when I was in Taiwan. Service, on the other hand, was wonderfully friendly and efficient. read more

Edison Noodle House - This hole-in-the-wall restaurant serves its hole-in-the-wall food in old, faded, chipped bowls... just like in the homeland? - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

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I was driving by and I saw the restaurant was opened. Yippee!! Hmmmmmm, should have kept on driving. This was once a wonderful restaurant called Noodlelicious. It is now renamed Edison Noodle House. Different cooks. Note: I didn't write chefs. Where to begin. Well, one the good note, it's still cheap. On the bad side, I won't be back to sample anything. The cooks are different and the food isn't in the same caliber as its predecessor. We ordered pork soup dumplings (the dumplings had no soup in it), beef sandwich (wasn't even juicy), and the Shanghai fried rice cakes (no flavor and barely any vegetables). Ok, to add another nail into the coffin, I had to keep flagging the waitress down for tea. She would then have the tea in her hand but pour for other tables before she'd get to our table. Oh for goodness sakes. I'm out of here. You will not be getting anymore of my $. read more

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Pretty good place for Taiwanese and Chinese style noodles and shanghai soup dumplings. Good price. I've been here 3x already. The atmosphere is kinda bland but who cares. My one complaint was every time someone opened the door you felt the wind from outside and it was freezing. Maybe install one of those exotic looking portable wall things to block the wind. The beef noodle soup is a bit on the bland side, though not too greasy. You are supposed to add hot sauce and pickled mustard greens (swan tsai) to make it more tasty though, which I forgot to do. The Taiwanese fried noodles dish was quite food - crunchy bits of egg and seafood highlighted the taste. The zha jiang mien was good - with fresh tasting meat, cucumber and bean curd. They have some interesting things on the menu I'd like to try next time such as spicy beef stomach and tripe. read more

Edison Noodle House - Zha jiang mien - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

The decor leaves a little to be desired, it is not at all fancy. The menu was okay and the dishes were also okay. For a place that has noodle shop in the name there were not that many noodle dishes. Unlike many Chinese restaurants, not everything was sweet. I was very happy about that. read more

It has a newly renovated interior. Service is seriously lacking. Beef pancake: $6.5, 2/5, oily dough, bland. Three-cup chicken: $18, 2/5, fried chicken legs chops, with soy sauce. Quality does not match the price. Fish Maw in soy sauce $15, 4/5, flavorful sauce. Fish maw is a little chewy and has no special flavor. It goes well with sauce. read more

Here's a 4 star restaurant for one specific dish: beef noodle soup. 10 dollars for a large bowl with ample noodles and beef. They add some A 菜 (think cabbage) and preserved veggies on top. Chewy noodles, tender beef, and a flavorful broth make this dish a must-try here. I have tried most of the other dishes on the menu over the past few years and most are very good with the exception of the various fried rices. The fried rice isn't bad per se, but it doesn't have a lot of meat or vegetables to balance out the amount of rice. The other one dish that threw me off was their version of eggplant, which tasted a bit too sweet and a bit too crispy after the deep fried the eggplant. Also the eggplant was de-skinned so instead of the deep rich purple, it looked like fried bananas, haha. I do like the 刈包, which is a soft bun that they fill with pork belly. I also like their spicy cumin beef. Portion size is reasonable. But if this is your first time, there is a reason they are called Edison noodle house. Get the beef noodle soup. If you are ready to come back, try the various dishes they offer. You won't be disappointed! read more

Edison Noodle House - Beef noodle soup. - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

I had the braised beef noodles! The noodles are handed pulled and fresh! It was delicious however; I did not get enough meat. That's why it's 3stars. The meat was tender and succulent. The broth was also delicious and savory! I had the pan fried dumplings and that was better than I expected. Pro tip: don't get the hot tea. Was not my cup of tea. Very affordable. read more

Edison Noodle House - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

I think this is a great authentic Taiwanese Noodle shop. I give them a solid 5 stars for food taste and value. I recently when there with some foreign students studying here from Taiwan and they said the Beef Noodle Soup and the Taiwanese Fried Chicken were just like back home. Can't get a better review than that for taste! The portions of their noodles and rice dishes are generous, with incredible value for the price. I just held back one star as I dine in with my family and they were light on waiters and you need to be patient when they get busy. Overall, well worth putting up with the slower service for the great food and the great prices. read more

This is one of my favorite cozy family type dining place in Edison area. Choice of simple yet delicious dishes that we will never be tired of. Service is pleas read more

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Had beef noodle soup and my friend ordered beef lomein for lunch last Friday. Food arrived fresh and hot, the flavor is spot on. The best thing about this meal was that the beef noodle soup was flavorful yet not greasy. For customers who desire spicy food, there were a number of hot oil and sauces for your pick'in. Edison Noodle House is now my frequent diner - good and healthy down-home cooking and economical meal! read more

The tiny hole in the wall Edison Noodle House on Rt 27 moved to the space next door and is now more than doubled its size. The interior feels spacious with a good number of tables along the windows. There are hot pot slots on the tables but interestingly, they have the "Soho" restaurant logo on them. Maybe they bought these from the soho hot pot restaurant before they closed? Their menu is big and there is a lot to choose from. We saw a few people order the fried rice, which comes served on a plate in a pyramid shape. The menu has a mish mash of different things like Taiwanese beef noodle soup, scallion pancakes, Shanghai rice cakes, fried rice, sesame chicken, hot and sour soup, tomato and eggs, stir fried noodles, noodle soups. We ordered the beef noodle soup, scallion pancakes, beef with scallions, hot and sour soup. Starting with the good stuff- the beef with scallions was very tasty. Flavor was good and beef was tender. The hot and sour soup was fine but the white pepper overpowered the soup. The scallion pancake was deep fried but still thin enough to resemble a scallion pancake. The beef noodle soup wasn't that great. The noodles were over cooked and too soft although the beef was fine. If this was in a town where there are no authentic Chinese food around, I'd keep going back, but in Edison, where there are so many other choices, I'd probably go somewhere else next time. read more

There is nothing pleasant about the atmosphere, fruit flies everywhere, sticky tables, loud owners, sub-par food, waste of time and money

Feels like a home cooked meal in an unassuming, family-owned kind of restaurant. This place doesn't lack in authenticity. The staff (and regulars here) speaks Mandarin. Our waiter even happened to speak Cantonese. The entire restaurant is enveloped in an enticing beef soup aroma. Personally, I would prefer the beef soup to be less oily, but the noodles are hands down the best. So fresh and great, silky smooth texture! Proves just how good fresh made noodles are vs. store bought dried noodles. I also tried the vegetarian noodle soup. Same great noodles, but the soup is quite bland. It would probably make a good comfort food for someone that's sick, though. Or someone on a diet. Overall, the soups can use some work. Nothing a good ol dousing of chile oil can't help though! read more

Edison Noodle House - Vegetarian chicken - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

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You have the best Taiwan Beef Noodle in probably the entire New Jersey. The location is kind of obscure even though it is located right at a busy thoroughfare, but if you have the address you have no problem finding it. The owner is a very friendly lady who greeted us warmly on our way in and out. She even handed us with some free drinks upon exit. If you like Taiwanese specialties, this is the place. Very reasonably priced and great friendly service. read more

Edison Noodle House recently moved to their new location (bigger now!), but I have been a loyal customer even when they were in the old, smaller location down the street. This restaurant is my go-to place when I crave classic Taiwanese Beef Noodles, because the portion size is really big and gets me super full, while having a low price. It is a staple at the restaurant and there is always ample amounts of beef and noodles in it to fill you up, along with the delicious broth! read more

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Taiwanese style, cabbage in fried chicken rice is the best in the area, my must order every time.

Perfect restaurant for a winter day. The ambiance has a lot of wood, is very cozy, humble, and even has a noodle bar. It feels very home-cooked. Very vegetarian friendly as well. Ordered three dishes and two lacked salt - which was actually very pleasant. The vegetarian chicken is served cold with minimal sauce and scallions so you can really taste the mock meat. Vegetarian Noodle Soup is the perfect cure for a cold - plenty of veggies, not too much salt, big portion. Not exactly layers of mind-blowing flavor but it's a humble dish that I see myself coming back for. The Shanghai Rice Cakes had much more flavor but was not too greasy or salty as well. Again, large portion with lots of veggies. It's a good restaurant in Edison - I can see myself becoming a regular here! read more

Big portion. Expansive noodles. Fabulous food. Decent price. Highly recommend the braised beef noodle. The beef is so tender. read more

Located on Route 27 near Hmart plaza. Great prices, good portions. I only come here for their beef noodle soup - I only end up ever finishing half. Flavorful soup, great noodles, tender beef. Limited seating but we never had to wait too long. Service is alright but I come here for the food, not the ambience or decor. read more

Edison Noodle House - beef noodle soup - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Let me start by saying that this place is small... So if you go with a larger party, 6+, you will have to wait longer on weekends. They try to get you in and out fast but on weekends it can get hectic. The food is good, the beef noodle soup and minced pork rice are main staples of a Taiwanese place.... Their regular dishes are a little expensive for this type of restaurant, for example, sautéed cabbage... Around $12. All the foods are tasty. Save yourself the hassle of waiting, just grab a takeout and enjoy the food at your house. Well they moved to a bigger place a few months ago.. but somehow the food and service got worse! It's hard to explain.. if you are a regular, you know what I am talking about. Use to get out take out a lot but $35+ for a small mince pork with rice, cabbage, and stir fry noodle is ridiculous for the quality and quantity you get... read more

Just horrible place, to start off, the beef noodle is tasteless, and it's not brisket as said in the menu, it's some kind of cheap rough cut, and the portion is small, and it costs $13. The other noodle bowl tasted like it's making from instant noodle powder packet! The waitress has a long face, like everyone owes her $10,000. Our table is dirty. When appetizer was served, there were no plates, like everyone supposed to eat with hand under mouth to catch the drips. I am really surprised this noodle place is still in business, that implies its customer expectations are very very low, or they just don't know what to expect. read more

This is a great Chinese restaurant!!! Their spicy food are soooo good The beef noodle is enough for two people,btw. A place to return to. read more

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What a gem! I initially came here because I was just across the street at a different restaurant and I left due to horrific customer service... As soon I stepped inside Edison Noodle I was greeted with a warm smile. The nice waitress gave us a seat and even helped me get connected to the wifi She explained the entrees that I was interested in and the difference this plate and another .... Long story short, My food was flavorful, and delicious! I DEFINITELY will be returning to try something new read more

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Gotta say the noodles were pretty good. Even if the other reviews did say it wasn't as good. After I tried it, It wasn't as bad as I thought. Even though it wasn't fast coming up but I understand since there is significant shortage in waiter and plus it was in the beginning when they just opened it. Now they seem to have it under control and the food is out pretty fast. I have to speak from heart I saw the people in the kitchen they really do seem busy and I say that from experience. It's been a while since they open so everything seem to be in stock of the cold dish. P.s. for other who thinks food gets out slow. Go to the restaurant on a week day not on weekends since it gets way too crowded during lunch time. Not a good time to go. read more

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This place calls itself a noodle house, but it's everything plus. In fact it specializes in Taiwanese cuisine. With its cold appetizer and my favorite dried bean curd dish. Excellent service . read more

Edison Noodle House - Counter - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Don't mix it with another Edison noodle house, which is one block away and under remodeling now. My friend recommended beef crew noodle, which I was a little disappointed. However, I still give 5 stars here because the dishes here reminds me old school times. read more

I wanted to like this place but I simply could not. Service was very nice. Decor looks like a hole in the wall but why bother about service and decor when 98.88% of y'all come here simply for the so called wonderful and authentic Taiwanese food, especially the beef noodle soup? First the positive(s). They use the beef shanks with the tendon in the center. The tendon would give you a wonderful texture if cooked slowly to tender. (Slow and Low is the way to Go) However... One should expect the beef to be cooked to tender by 12:00 pm. Both mine and my dad's were chewy. Broth was not rich but we sensed no MSG after a few hours passed. Wife ordered the stir fried rice cakes and they were nicely done. One note about the steamed pork buns. They are frozen. We wanted to order but we eventually "let it go". Though I appreciate the server's honesty. I'd be happy to come back but for now the "Happy" place is somewhere else nearby. read more

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I only ever get the Taiwanese Braised Beef Noodle Soup here, and it's probably the best one I've had here in Central Jersey. Broth is so flavorful, beef is absolutely tender and quite thick. I had originally thought the lettuce in the soup was weird, but I find it interestingly delicious now! I love spicy, so my boyfriend and I always ask for the hot chili oil! Def recommend! This is so filling too. If you're ever craving beef noodle soup, come here!!! Less than $9 per bowl too. read more

Edison Noodle House - Braised Beef Noodle Soup. - Chinese Near Me - Edison, New Jersey

Do NOT go here. Worst Asian food I've ever eaten. Sesame chicken was basically deep-fried dough (hardly any chicken) covered in a ketchup. We asked for fried pork dumplings, they came out steamed and soaking wet. Only white rice was edible. Place was dirty and wreaked of fish. No wonder no one else was eating in there except employees. read more

Average food. Mediocre service. One time we ordered takeout but they forgot one item, which made us go back to pick up.

I went to this restaurant like a year ago, the dishes just taste so so, maybe I didn't order the right thing, just don't order any Sichuan dishes, it is definitely not authentic, they made it more suitable for American Chinese. read more

The food tastes very bad and the staffs there are impolite! Almost everything is extremely oily! I would not recommend this place to anyone and I will not go back anymore! read more

Just came out of restaurant. The food is just terrible. Couldn't afford to put on the air condition in just a humid day like today. Service is like snail mail. Would never ever go there again. read more

I was a bit skeptical about this place at first, due to all the negative reviews. However, my friend and I decided to come here anyway, because 1) we were cold, 2) what better way to warm up than eating a nice, hot bowl of soup, and 3) we were hungry. The restaurant is small and cozy. Not the fanciest or cleanest place I've been to, but NOT dirty to the point where we wanted run. The waitress spoke mainly in Mandarin, so there were times where we had to keep asking her to speak in English because we don't know the language. My friend and I both got the beef noodle soup, along with 2 sides - beef tendon (which was more like brisket) and Taiwanese sausage (like a fresh version of those shriveled up frozen Chinese sausages you find in the freezer section of Asian Food..a.k.a. Lap Xuong in Vietnamese). The beef tendon was served cold with a sauce that tasted strongly of sesame seeds. Not bad if you don't mind eating cold meats. The Taiwanese sausage was more sweet than savory, which I honestly don't mind. The beef noodle soup was served in a pretty large bowl (I'd say, good for two people) as well as a ladle a.k.a. their soup spoon. I'm not exaggerating about the spoon, it really is a LADLE. This soup could be slightly more flavorful, but overall it really isn't that bad. The beef is braised and is melt in your mouth tender. The broth is a wee bit too oily to my liking, but I can look past that. The service is a little slow, maybe cause we're not Chinese. I felt like they serviced the Chinese guests better than us, but maybe that's just my head playing mind games. Overall, the food was slightly above average in my opinion. I'd come back for the food, not the service. read more