The food there are really tasty and the price is very reasonable. I really like their chicken wings and fries, its different from all other restaurants. Their bubble tea are great！definitely gonna go back there again. read more

Mad Noodles - Bubble Tea Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I really hate writing bad reviews since I'm pretty easy please. However, the ramen I had here was absolutely tasteless. The broth was bland, the egg was completely runny, and the pork was unseasoned. I've never had ramen that bad before. I emptied half a bottle of Shichimi just to give it some taste. The price definitely didn't match up to what I was served. Maybe they had an off day but Mad Noodles is a place I wouldn't recommend. The service was great however. read more

I ordered "coconut " milkshake with bubbles. When delivered I did not receive my order but some odd flavored drink that did not have any tapioca bubbles. I called and advised the woman who answered that they had just delivered to my address and the coconut milkshake with bubbles was not there but some strange drink. The woman said they ran out of "bubbles ". I asked why I was not called which she never answered. I would not order from Mad Noodles again! Please note I had several items in my order and not just a milkshake. read more

Came here tonight with a group of five. Sampled the Singapore noodles, pad Thai, flat noodles, fried rice, and steamed dumplings. Everything was delicious. Service was quick, server was friendly and helpful, and portions were generous. You can adjust the heat/spiciness on a scale of 1-5, with 1 being the mildest and 5 the hottest. Usually restaurants err on the side of caution with the heat ratings, but our "3" entrees carried quite a kick, and even the "2" entrees had more heat than we expected. We could handle the heat, but that's definitely something to keep in mind while ordering. We were all very pleased with Mad Noodles and look forward to eating there again soon. read more

I have walked past this place multiple times but never stopped in but I was craving pad tai so I decided to give it a go. I sat at the bar and the bartender was very friendly we had nice conversation while I was waiting for my food to be ready I also ordered a pineapple beer in the meantime and it was really good. I ordered pad tai , pork belly buns and honey dew bubble milk tea. The pad tai was really good they put a good bit of peanuts in it which I like, the pork belly buns were OK not my favorite but the bubble tea was so good it was probably the best I've ever had the tapicoa was perfect it wasn't extremely chewy it was just right. I would definitely come back even if it's just to order the bubble tea! read more

They're gonna be spicier than ya think. Which is good for a lot of people! I'm a huge wuss when it comes to spice. I could handle 2, but kinda wish I woulda gone 1. Service was fast, and the place was empty, which is sorta a shame but it made for a great place to talk with a large group. read more

I love this place. All of the different dumplings are great, and I like their crab rangoons. Trying noodles this time.

Worst sushi ever. Salmon roll was hard. Yellowtail sushi had blood line not cut off. And the duck pancakes had very little duck and tasted fried. So disappointed. read more

Definitely overpriced for the quality and quantity. $8 for six pieces of sushi that are small and half filled with tempura flakes. They tasted good, but there just wasn't enough of it. I got delivery and the avocado salad had the dressing on it, which left the lettuce soggy. The dressing tasted good, but was very watery. Once I got to the bottom, it was inedible. There are better options at better prices available nearby. read more

I ordered from Mad Noodles last night via Uber Eats. I only mention Uber Eats because I am going to attribute the temperature of my food on arrival to Uber Eats, despite the fact that the driver appeared to take an efficient route to my apartment. I was actually craving Pho Van, but they are not available on Uber Eats and I have found Postmates to be worse in service, and far more expensive. So I searched for pho in Uber Eats and Mad Noodles popped up. I quick Yelp peak indicated middling reviews, but I decided to give it a shot anyway. Looking at their menu I allowed the self-deception to take hold and got excited. Pho and soup dumplings on one menu? Having that. I should have known better. These trendy pan-asian "noodle" places don't tend to be good at anything in particular. I believe I have even reviewed Lulu's Noodles in the past which should have served as my reminder to avoid this type of place in the future. My food arrived, and as hinted above, the temperature was not where I hoped it would be. The broth was warm, but not hot, and the soup dumplings were room temperature. I dug into a soup dumpling first. I was rewarded with a large, boring pork meatball and a small amount of soup that was already re-congealing. The taste was almost more sweet than savory, which still doesn't make sense to me at all. Next, I started to prepare my pho. The pho arrives with the broth in one large plastic container, and the noodles and beef in another. The garnishes arrive in a small styrofoam container, and included a generous heap of bean sprouts, a few stems of cilantro, sliced jalapeño pepper, a lime wedge and a single basil leaf. I can't recall if white onions were included, or just present in the broth (which also contained jalapeño pepper slices). Neither Sriracha nor Hoisin was provided, but fortunately I keep those at home. The first disappointment came in terms of the beef. I am accustomed to Pho Van's pho tai, which is recognizable as thin slices of rare eye of round. By comparison Mad Noodle's beef, while probably also eye of round, seems to have undergone the same process that a Subway restaurant subjects meat to to turn it into the tough, gray tragedy that it is. The next horror, and I use this word literally, was the sharp chemical smell that hit me upon opening the garnish container. Despite a similar garnish set up, Pho Van's has never smelled this unnatural. I proceeded with caution by isolating each ingredient and smelling and tasting each. Nothing seemed too offensive, though the cilantro was a bit soapy smelling, which is normally not something I experience with cilantro, though I'm told that it is fairly common. I added the noodles, beef and garnishes to my bowl, and poured the broth over it. There was no steam from the broth. I gently mixed it together, as the portions are quite large and filled my bowl to the brim. I took my first bite and found the broth to be utterly flavorless (save for, again, the inexplicable sensation of sweetness). I always taste the broth before modifying the flavor with things like lime, hoisin or Sriracha. For comparison, I find Pho Van's broth to be generally quite tasty, though I do tend to add some Sriracha to punch up the spice a bit, and a bit of hoisin to give it a faint twinkle of sweetness. All in all, my experience with Mad Noodles was exactly what I should have expected (come to think of it, I think I complained about too much sweetness in my review of Lulu's as well). There honestly wasn't anything about that meal that I would want to experience again, and recall that I'm not even blaming them for the cold temperature of my food. If you are in the mood for soup dumplings, you have to go to Squirrel Hill and eat at Everyday Noodles. That's it. We can all keep hoping for a legitimate competitor to appear, but it will take some doing. If you are seeking pho, check out Pho Van in the Strip or Tram's Kitchen in Bloomfield. If you are seeking Thai or ramen, options abound. Whatever you decide, please don't deceive yourself: you cannot have it all in one place. read more

this is a joke. 17 bucks for this size of roll. I will not order the food from mad noodles agian. This is dragon roll. read more

Mad Noodles - Bubble Tea Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I have been wanting to try this place and when I had a craving for soup I figured this would be a good option. I ordered the Pork Soup dumplings and Japanese Ramen. The dumplings were perfect, I would absolutely order them again. As far as the Japanese Ramen, I got it with the beef meatball and wasn't crazy about the beef quality in it. Other than that, it was flavorful and the noodles in it were good. I probably wouldn't order that again, but I might just be picky with beef. I'm excited to return and try some more dishes though. read more

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We got this delivered at work during a bad day so we ordered out. My friend got pad thai and loved it. I got some boba tea and fried buns and they were pretty good. Would order from here again. read more

Expensive for low quality food you're getting Ramen was not authentic. Egg was hard boiled to rubberiness, soup was not the japanese broth you're looking for. Pork sliders had a very strong MSG taste- you can taste the concentrated msg off of each bite you take... yuck. read more

Ordered through door dash. Got the Japanese Ramen Noodle soup and it arrived without any protein (should have been pork belly). A ramen bowl without protein isn't really a ramen bowl. I called and they told me to take it up with door dash and they'd give me a refund (they only gave me a couple bucks in credit). No apologies, no attempt to make it right. Pretty disappointed. read more

I ordered Pad Thai with Tofu with no spice. I received spicy Pad Thai with Tofu. The container was overstuffed so the noodles were congealed and stuck together. Flavor overall was meh. My daughter was happy with her sushi. read more

The Salt & Pepper Chicken was made just perfectly! They have toned down on the oil in their pad Thai, but they still need to work on getting the spice level accurate! read more

Best seafood in PGH, literally love everything in this restaurant!!! The service is sooo nice too, they even send us free desert after dinner! read more

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There were a few things that caught my eye about this place - the name, the bright orange exterior and the futuristic interior all pulled me in. I love asian food and was eager to try another noodle joint out! However, I can't say that this is my favorite noodle joint in Pittsburgh and this is why. While many items on the menu caught my eye (i.e. duck/pork belly sliders, pineapple fried rice and the thai basil chicken), I had to get the thai style flat noodle with shrimp. It's a noodle place and it only made sense to try something that resides in the name of the restaurant, right? Thai dishes are typically spicy on their own, but you can add some extra kick with their spice level of 1-5. I wanted to give mine a spice level of 2, but our waitress said she would just bring out extra sauce if it wasn't spicy enough for me. When my dish came out, I was very satisfied with the amount of noodles and the size of the shrimp, but once I took my first bite I became let down. The noodles were very doughy/overcooked and the dish was not spicy. Our waitress brought out a mixture of chili paste/sriracha to turn up the heat and it did help! I also ordered a mango smoothie bubble tea and this was probably the best bubble tea I have had in Pittsburgh. Although the noodles left me disappointed, I will still be back to try the pork belly/duck sliders and pineapple fried rice! read more

Mad Noodles - Thai Style Flat Noodle with Shrimp - Bubble Tea Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

I was super excited when I saw a new chinese/asian restaurant opened up on yelp. Looking at the menu they had a lot of dishes that caught my eye. I ended up going with the dumplings and singapore noodles since I never had them before. The dumplings were absolutely amazing but sadly the noodle dish was not. This particular dish comes with all of the meats in it and the meat seemed a bit questionable in my opinion. The beef was extremely chewy and the chicken didn't look right. One thing that I was very impressed with was their bubble tea menu. Most places don't have quite that many options and flavors. I would probably go back just to get their bubble teas to go. read more

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If you like chewy mystery meats stop down to mad noodles. Not even sure if this is beef. It actually tastes worse than it looks if you can believe that. Absolutely foul... not even my dog will eat it. I would like my money back. read more

Mad Noodles - Not even sure if this is beef. Tastes even worse than it looks, literally foul. Not even my dog will eat it. I would like my money back. - Bubble Tea Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Very unprofessional! I placed an order on grubhub for pickup and called to put in an additional order over the phone. They had more than 2 hours to prepare the food from the time the order was placed to the requested pickup time. When I went to pick up the food they told me it was not ready yet and waited for 20 minutes. Another worker approached me asking what I had ordered and proceeded to tell me they never received either order....50 minutes and multiple frustrating conversations later I walked out with my food and they did not even offer to comp the bill! Only gave me 20% off the phone order. Will never be ordering from here again. read more

Not BYOB and I wouldn't suggest going with a large group, the inside is rather small as it's separated into a few different areas. The Ramen was delicious as were the soup dumplings we got to start the meal. Service was really good but there was a large group there at that same time and it got quite loud. There seemed to be a really nice variety of Asian dished spanning noodles, soups and even sushi. I'm not sure I'd go for take-out but eating there as definitely a winner. I'd avoid the bathroom downstairs, it was a bit of a strange walk to get there. read more

Very tasty, but delivery order was kind of wrong. I ordered the pineapple fried rice, but there was absolutely not a single pineapple ! I was disappointed, and it's extra compared to the Thai fried rice that you can also get with shrimp. It was most likely a mistake, since I ordered the pineapple fried rice ... I was really looked forward to the pineapple. That was pretty disappointing. At least the rice was tasty so I wasn't too upset. Delivery was quick and professional. which was great. Took about 30 minutes and the food was hot. Hopefully if you order this rice you'll get some pineapple in yours! read more

Mad Noodles - Bubble Tea Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Really Enjoyed my Poke Bowl. Pho packaged great for transport, but a but skimpy on the herbs and add-ons. Broth lacked dynamic depth of flavor, but was still quite good for an Asian fusion restaurant. Dumplings and Poke bowl were the stars. Will definately try more from their menu. read more

Probably the worst food I ever had ever! I wish I can give 0 star! I Ordered crayfish with spices. The crayfish are definitely not fresh and had been soaked in some sort of chemicals. I suspect it was formaldehyde. Depending on the sizes some of that chemical tasted more intense than others and I had to spit those out.After the meal my tongue tastes bitter and that lingers for a long time. I don't understand where those 5 star reviews come from. But they do offer something MAD: formaldehyde flavored crayfish read more

High-quality sushi at an affordable price. Pretty cool atmosphere in the restaurant. It's a nice little southside change up for great Chinese food. read more

Ramen was pretty good. Great broth and noodles we're cooked well. Pork belly was tender too. The egg wasn't cooked in broth however so that was a bit disappointing. Overall I enjoyed my meal and would like to try again, maybe next time I'll try the steamed pork buns. read more

Had the poke bowls which were very large for the money. Would like more options on the poke bowls. The menu is huge and likely too large - sometimes simple is better. Good service and was open on July 4 2019 as we were visiting! read more

We like their appetizers and the space is nice. We don't go as much for dinner, as their menu lacks sufficient options. Basically, cannot eat beef and don't like duck. That eliminates the majority of the entrees for us. You would think a place that has several types of noodle soups could have some great chicken noodle soup. Nope, they do not serve any. Again great apps, and some good BEEF noodles but the majority of the noodle menu is offlimits to those that dont eat beef; dont bring a vegetarian here, they'll only have a few thai entrees to choose from and little else. Wish they had chicken and vegetable options, would eat there much more. read more

Great food! Their menu had a lot of variety and you get to choose how spicy you want your food. We got the fried buns, steamed pork dumplings, and flat Thai style noodles. read more

It's Singapore noodles. Vegetables were hardly cooked, the onions were raw. Probably will not order again. Needs salt

Nice atmosphere and bar. We tried this place for the first time on Friday night (half off appetizers). The Singapore Noodles is a favorite. We also tried the pho and ramen noodles which were also very good! The portions are pretty big. My daughter loves loves loves the bubble tea (try the Taro). They need a bigger dessert menu but do have a good selection of bubble teas (if you don't like the bubbles you can ask for the drinks without them). Finally, we had a server (Holly) who was incredibly helpful and nice! Great service and we'll be back again! read more

Visiting from New York City, really wanted some good Asian food. This place has high quality noodle and sushi! Very comfortable dinning atmosphere. The staff were welcoming and friendly! read more

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Really love this place, got takeout twice and the food was excellent and a good price! Would recommend the soup dumplings, pad Thai, and Singapore noodles! Big portions as well!! read more

Food is VERY good! Singapore noodles are a favorite - but they have a habit of getting orders for delivery & takeout wrong.. so check your order! read more

This place is amazing. Singapore noodles are incredible! Service was awesome, good menu selection, great happy hours deals. They even have alcoholic bubble tea. I can't wait to go back. read more

Oh Yelp, you fooled me again. Mr. J and I had been wanting to try this place for a while and based on the reviews, it seemed like a sure bet. Wrong. First off, service was incredibly slow. Our server was super friendly, but the kitchen was incredibly slow. We waited 10 minutes for what was disappointing bubble tea. Mr. J ordered a black milk tea and it tasted like it was made from a mix. I had the mango and there wasn't a drop of tea in it. It was just a sugary mango juice with tapioca pearls. When our meals came out, there were a few other glaring issues: - sweet dumpling sauce served with the soup dumplings. These are traditionally served with black vinegar and shredded ginger, by the way. - the eggs in the ramen were overcooked and the yolks were a powdery gloop. - the ramen noodles were overcooked and mushy. - the beef tendon was undercooked and rubbery. This place is terribly overpriced for the quality of food. Go next door to The Comubian Place for a good meal. read more

Two words people: soup dumplings. Goodness! Who doesn't love a good soup dumpling? I never want to meet that shame of existence! I went to Mad Noodles a few weeks ago and ordered the soup dumplings, pork belly buns and Singapore Noodles. Everything was delicious! The buns were delicate and yummy! The pork belly was tender and the spice levels were on point! Our waitress was pretty cool, maybe not the best at waiting tables but we were the only people there..I too would be on my iphone super bored....so no judgment. I don't know why this place was empty! It was so good! I feel like the Southside has a bunch of Asian restaurants that are just sort of ok and this one shines! I definitely will going back! read more

Some menu items are quite good and others are not. The Ramen is good. But I had the braised beef and the beef wasn't really the meat part, it was made up of cartilage and some other left over parts that I couldn't identify. Whatever it was I couldn't chew it and had to toss most of the meat away. I was a bit grossed out by it. But many other dishes are good. My suggestion is to go online and see what other people liked before ordering. read more