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    Mama Noodle

    4.3 (30 reviews)
    Closed 10:30 am - 8:30 pm
    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Signature Summer Noodle
    Edward S.

    Mama Noodle is located in a corner inside a flailing Duke Bakery, where they offer Shaanxi dishes such as liang pi noodles and crispy meat burgers. They have cleverly rebranded Liang Pi as Summer Noodle, which makes sense since these cold noodles are perfect during the heat of summer. Signature Summer Noodle: A starchy noodle batter is poured into a pancake shape and then cut into wide thin noodles. The noodles are dressed like a salad with soy sauce, garlic, vinegar, sesame sauce, chili crisp, cucumbers, and bean sprouts. There are also some chewy wheat cubes that really soak up the tangy sauce. The noodles have an amazing texture. They are bouncy, thin, and refreshing. All in all, the flavors are really enjoyable, but the garlic will destroy your breath.

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    Will M.

    I've been coming to Duke's Bakery pretty often and recently noticed they have a small restaurant inside, so I decided to give it a try. The restaurant itself is pretty small, so service can be a little slow at times. They're known for their liang pi, which is one of my favorite cold noodle dishes, so I went with the Signature Summer Noodle Salad. The liang pi noodles are thin with a nice chewy texture. The dish comes with cucumber and tofu gluten, all covered in a rich sesame sauce. They also give you a side of vinegar which helps cut through the richness and balance everything out. Once you mix it all together, it becomes a really refreshing cold noodle dish, especially on a warm day. I have to say it was quite good and definitely satisfied my craving. My only complaint is that the price feels a little high for what you're getting. Overall, I enjoyed it and would come back again to try some of their other noodle varieties and dishes.

    Signature Summer Noodle Salad
    Eugenia L.

    The mama noodle comes with veggie toppings - carrot, purple cabbage, bean sprouts, cucumbers. The sauce is more of a vinegar soy sauce flavor. The signature summer noodle has toppings such as bean curd tofu, cucumbers and bean sprouts. The sauce is a peanut sauce. They cut the liang pi made to order. Good price and perfect amount for the serving size. Everything was good! The hamburger had a really nice flaky skin and was good also. There's a few seating available since it's located inside a bakery.

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    Shirley C.

    Located inside a strip mall in a shared space with Duke's bakery Cute place with freshly made in house noodles Prices are reasonable Free Parking available in lot

    Fanny S.

    I ordered the signatures summer noodle salads and the crispy pancakes with beef This is a small, casual spot with only two or three tables, so it seem like most customers order takeout. The cold noodles tasted pretty good, with a nice sesame flavor and the portions were quite generous. The crispy pancakes with beef were also tasty and satisfying. Overall, it's a simple little place with good food and friendly service. A nice option if you're craving quick and casual xian style snacks.

    Liang Pi
    Angela C.

    I tried the Liang Pi, a refreshing cold noodle dish with wide noodles, a vinegary sesame sauce, cucumbers, bean sprouts, and wheat gluten cubes. The service was not particularly friendly, but the food was not bad.

    Crispy Pancake with Braised Pork
    Julius M.

    My experience with Mama Noodle was a bit of a rollercoaster. I initially tried to order through an app, but my order was rejected. When I decided to go in person, I was told they were busy with a large order and had to wait about 30 minutes. I returned at 11 am and was finally able to place my order for the Signature Summer Noodle Salad and the Crispy Pancake with Braised Pork. Despite the rocky start, the food was worth the wait. The Signature Summer Noodle Salad had excellent flavor and felt incredibly refreshing--a true summer dish. The Crispy Pancake with Braised Pork was also pretty good; however, I thought the filling was too little. Overall, the food is good, that's what really matters. I will definitely buy them again.

    Chinese hamburger (rou jia mo)
    Holly H.

    Food: - liang pi (glutinous cold noodles): 8.5/10, very authentic sauce, nutty and salty - rou jia mo (Chinese chopped meat hamburger): 9.5/10, better than the other ones I've had in restaurants nearby, meat filling is super flavorful - summer price special $9.99 per dish! Service: - friendly staff - fast service - they make the dish when you order so the rice noodle does not stick together Ambiance: - spacious parking lot - booth seats and tables available - shares the same space as Duke bakery

    Summer Noodles
    Madelyn T.

    When I heard that this place made handmade liang pi, I just knew I had to try it. Mama Noodle is within the Duke Bakery on Duarte Rd, and you can see those fresh noodles on display when you walk in. I ordered their Summer Noodles which are supposed to be spicy, sour, nutty, and refreshing. Like the description says, I got all those flavors when I slurped up a noodle. Their noodles have this nice chew to it that is almost addicting. I had a hard time putting this dish down honestly. I would definitely come back again to try their Flower noodles and beef noodles!

    Liangpi (凉皮), or "cold skin noodles,"
    Ann C.

    My aunt and I were buying bread at Dukes bakery and wanted to try Mama Noodles for dinner. The chef, Shawn, was super friendly and patient as we decided on what to get. My aunt ordered their Signature Summer Noodle Salad and I ordered their Beef Marinated Cold Noodles. Their signature noodles is called Liangpi (凉皮), or "cold skin noodles". It's a popular, refreshing Chinese dish from the Shaanxi Province, known for its wide, chewy, and slippery noodles made from wheat or rice starch. Mama noodles are served cold with their delicious dressing of chili oil, black vinegar, garlic, and sesame paste, along with toppings like shredded cucumber, bean sprouts, and cilantro. It was super flavorful and great on this Hot LA summer day. We will definitely be back to try their other items. Please support this small place and give them a try... great service and excellent food!

    Crispy pork burger (I took a bite already)
    Fang F.

    Cute place, share room with Duke Bakery now. No big sign outside, and I really don't like this parking lot... But! I like the noodle salad! It's just good amount and with a lot of sauce (I love extra sauce), and after put all sauce in the noodle will suck the juice in and make this dish more flavorful. I also ordered the crispy pork burger but I got a different feel as I have tried before, not what I wanted but hard to say I don't like it. Well, I'll try something else next time!

    Rickey Y.

    Are you kidding me???? God! Look what I ve found! 卷凉皮 in LA! That's crazy! This is not just regular Liang Pi but the best way to enjoy it like a burrito. With full of veggies inside and wrapped with wheat starch. Located inside Duke bakery. Parking spaces are available in the plaza. Server is so friendly and helpful with the order. I'll definitely come back for more soon again.

    Generous amount of food and souces.

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    Understaffed so there's a long wait to place your order and a long wait to get your food.

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    Delicious and perfect just like mama noodles would be. I definitely recommend. If you feel empty, this will treat you just fine.

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    Best liang pi and rou jia mo I've had in the US! Shares a space with a bakery but if it keeps the prices down I'm all for it

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