Nico Samneil S.

Small shop, confusing entrance with limited seating and tables. Front staff are young so professionalism and etiquette is on the lower side. But the noodles are the bomb! Great tasting! Vibe is good. Restroom is moderately filthy. High chair not seen. No koala care at restroom. WIFI is a strong connection! See images for further reference

Cathy G.

Let's noodle, where do I start?!? They had aprons for all the slurping you'll be doing. I truly enjoyed the taste of both bowls. Personally I prefer the regular noodles over the rice noodles. this place is a quick stop but is well worth sitting inside and having your food nicely presented and nice and hot.

Brendan B.

Hard to describe this awesome little noodle spot in words. Super fun and great food. The chicken was super crispy and the noodle bowl packed so much flavor. Awesome bright ambience with art all over. The staff is awesome and food comes out very quick. The icing on the cake is the aprons they have hanging on the wall that you can wear to not get food splatter on your clothes. Definitely recommend to anyone in the greater Morristown area who is looking for something new or is a fan of noodle bowls. Top notch spot!

Kayla L.

Was pleasantly surprised about this gem! A friend recommended this place and so glad I decided to try it. This meal turned into 3 meals and it was under $15. Taste was on-point. I had their Authentic Szechuan Noodles! The sauce was Umami - I really enjoyed the flavor profile- it has a slight kick of spice. Ambiance is fast-casual, but modern! Staff are really friendly!

Megan Z.

I think this place is a solid 4.3. I got one of their spring specials, the Let's Wonton Bowl, and I really enjoyed it! I honestly think the best part is how much food I got for $12 -- 12 pork wontons, plus a pretty hefty amount of vegetables! The wontons were on the firmer side, which I actually like because I hate when they fall apart when I'm trying to eat them, but I know not everyone prefers that. The sauce was just slightly spicy, which I found more than manageable and I liked, but I know many prefer to leave with their noses running :). Plus, I got a free mango oolong iced tea since I spent $12 on a Tuesday! What a pleasant surprise. The tea was refreshing and not nearly as sweet as I thought it would be. The only reasons this wasn't five stars for me is because (1) I had asked for scallions in my bowl and didn't get any, and (2) because the wontons weren't super flavorful, my dish relied heavily on the sauce. Not the BEST Asian food around, but like I said, really solid, and definitely a great value! I'll be back.

Samantha S.

I ended up in here by accident. I was trying to go somewhere else, but they were closed on a Sunday, so I decided to wander in here and try a meal. I've seen pictures of the dishes from here and the noodles all look too oily for my liking. I tired the non-noodle option, which is their scallion pancake wrap - inside had chicken. Very oily. I mean, it is a fried scallion pancake, but it had a heavy oil taste/feel to it. Flavor wise it was good and enjoyable, but it did not make my stomach very happy later. The OG sauce, as they call it, on this was good. It's "spicy", but barely. The inside of this place feels a bit empty and unfinished. I really do not see myself coming back here.

Amanda Q.

I had a really enjoyable meal here. The noodles are super flavorful and their texture is perfectly chewy. I got the cold sesame noodles and they were delicious!

Casey S.

Came here today on my day off before getting some things done, and it was a great decision to come here. Food: I have been trying to find Dan Dan noodles for a long time, and I found a place that does it pretty well. A large bowl with some great minced pork that went a long way to fill me. A lot of oil though so make use of their bibs / aprons. Aesthetic: clean interior with seating in the front and back and small order counter that's sharp looking. Service: the two employees I met today we're not only nice and funny, but the one gentleman pulled out a tide pen for a young girl who got oil on here (despite wearing an apron). Great service.

Todd C.

I tried the House Lo Mian and it was good. The sauce was a little spicy but bareable. The vegetable dumplings were very good and I loved the pesto sesame sauce that came with it.

Allison W.

7/10 Overall: pretty good food and has a nice ambiance! The food is pretty cheap and it came out super fast! We ordered Dan Dan noodles, cold sesame noodles, beef noodle soup, Szechuan buns, scallion pancakes, and the Szechuan pickled slaw. Our critiques: We did not really enjoy the sauce of the pickled slaw and the minced pork inside the buns were a bit too crumbly. Scallion pancake $5: 4/5 super crispy and flaky, came with 4 slices. It was a bit expensive for the portion in my opinion. Cold sesame noodles $12: 4/5 my favorite dish we got! The noodles were a bit too chewy for my liking but I enjoyed the thick nutty sauce that they were coated in! Beef noodle soup $15: 4/5 the beef was super tender and the noodles were yummy! The flavor of the soup was the perfect saltiness and it had a little kick to it. Dan Dan noodles $15: 3.5/5 I didn't really taste a lot of peanut in it, but they did not skimp out on the minced pork! It was a little spicy and the noodles were very chewy and yummy.

Chris L.

So many decisions, like so many other fast-casual places you pick a base like noodles rice or greens, a protein like beef or pork, a sauce either regular or spicy, exactly three mix-in vegetables and finally toppings like chili oil or scallions.  The price varies with the protein, $13 to $15. If you dine in they put your food in a nice ceramic bowl and bring it out to your table. Free WiFi. I tried standard thick noodles with minced pork and sesame sauce plus some veg mix-ins. Was very quiet when I visited, no problem getting a table, the friendly staff brought my food quickly. Heat level of that sesame sauce was between mild and medium, very good. Noodles were thick and chewy. My only complaint was that it was thermally just warm-hot, I expected a much higher temperature for food straight from the kitchen. Vegetarian rating: 3 stars; 1 for the shredded tofu protein option, 1 for the sauces since all are veg and 1 for the veggie dumping & the pickled slaw sides For everyone who remembers Tito, the dine-in tables are now normal height, the surfboard counters are gone, the funky ceiling panels remain and the floor is *finally* clean lol.

Mike M.

Let's Noodle is great for what it is - a noodle heavy menu with some other options in a setting that is fine for one or two people to enjoy a quick bowl of noodles, but definitely has the air of a takeout place. The folks behind the counter were friendly and fast. I didn't see a lot of takeout action early in a Friday afternoon, and there was just one other party of two in the shop. IMO there are only two good tables (the ones up front) because the other tables are in the back, away from natural light and right next to the gender neutral bathroom. I was happy to see Dan Dan noodles on the menu as it's been a while since I've had them. Despite the warning that they were spicy (as they least should be), the heat was pretty tame. The noodles looked hand cut and were perfectly chewy. The rest of the menu looks good enough for me to go again and try something different. Maybe for take out. The location is pretty good, but there have been lots of places on this corner. Parking is a bit of a challenge, but there ought to be enough foot traffic to keep it going. I'm rooting for you, LN! Diversity in dining options makes us all better.