If this was two years ago, I would've given 5 stars but since then, this restaurant just keeps taking things away. The extra noodle used to come with a sesame/peanut sauce which was fantastic... and then it started coming with what tasted like just some simple shoyu with sesame... and now its just no sauce. Portion sizes used to be bigger. There used to be more customizeable options too like spice level. Now its just spicy or not spicy. I hope they dont keep taking things away because this used to be one of my favorite noodle spots read more

Why are Chinese noodles so easy to love? Because they are "Lo-mein-tenance." I don't know why it took us so long to eat at Mian, which opened in 2015, considering that we both love our noods. Perhaps I confused this restaurant with Cheng Du Taste and steered my husband away because I was chili pepper timid. I have been afraid of the Sichuan pepper seasoning that is tastebud numbing and spicy. The Sichuan mala seasoning is made from Sichuan peppers and chili peppers that, to me, are so spicy that I can't taste the flavor of the food and brings me to sweating or crying at the table. It's NOT enjoyable and is embarrassing to me. Anyway, we were returning from our daily routine walk when we passed by the 808 Center on Sheridan Street and saw they were open for business. Yeah, it was a clear and hot 80+-degree day, and we thought about ducking into the shade and air-conditioning of Mian. Fortunately, we arrived about an hour before they were closing their lunch service and we were the only ones in the restaurant. The two staffers were masked, wearing face shields and gloves for COVID-19 protection, and greeted us immediately upon our entry. We were seated right away and used the QRC on the table to bring up the menu. This was our first visit, and we were impressed by Mian's contactless ordering system. It's like shopping online, where you select the item and input the quantity into your "shopping cart." When you're ready, press the SUBMIT BUTTON. Meanwhile, the server brought us two giant mugs of chilled tea or soup, napkins, and disposable chopsticks. Our server didn't say very much, but she was fluent in English, so I asked what kind of tea or soup was in the mugs. Her reply was, "it's mung bean soup." I tasted it while waiting for our meal to be served and found the mung bean soup to be refreshing and light. I felt this "soup" would be a perfect counter to any spiciness. We inquired about the spice level of the dishes that we ordered, and she told us they could adjust the levels but, most people order the food without changing the heat level. Also, it's no guarantee that the chili peppers would or wouldn't be overwhelming. FOOD: - Spicy Black Fungus: a chilled appetizer of cloud ear fungus spiked with chopped fresh chili peppers and vinegar. Just looking at this appetizer, my knees felt weak out of fear I'd be crying out in pain, so I let my husband try it first since he has a higher spice tolerance. He said he liked the texture and the light (black) vinegary flavor but, he thought the raw garlic, chili peppers were spicy and to watch out for the pepper seeds. I tried a piece of the cloud ear and found it spicy, but unusually, I could tolerate it. I munched on this appetizer while waiting for our entrées to come out. $5.99 - Beef Rib Noodle: this beef rib noodle soup is only available for dine-in only. So, we ordered it, and our server did say it's not spicy, although it looks like it. The meat was tender and very flavorful. We enjoyed the firmer noodles, which didn't seem to bloat from being in the broth, and the light, refreshing crispiness from the chopped lettuce. The portion was large enough to be shared, but if you're starving, I think this noodle dish would be satisfying. $13.99 - Chili Oil Wontons: we're fans of wonton dumplings, to begin with, and we found these dumplings to be generous filled and very tasty. The wrappers were thicker than what we're used to (Hong Kong-style) but notably weren't doughy tasting. We tossed the wontons with the chili oil that was underneath before digging in. Again, I found the spice level tolerable, but maybe that mung bean soup had something to do with me tolerating the spice. $10.99 While we were waiting for our meal, several other couples came in to dine, and a couple ordered takeout. We were socially distanced from the other diners, and we felt Mian and its staff were COVID-19 safety compliant. I'm thinking that I've beefed up my spice level tolerance over the past year during our Stay-At-Home orders but, I'm not going to be cocky about it as we're looking forward to returning to Mian soon. read more

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Mian is located at the new 808 Sheridan street, kiddie corner of Sam's Club/Walmart. They serve authentic Sichuan-style noodles and traditional dishes. After scanning their QR code, you place your order from your smart phone, including they type of noodles, the level of spiciness and the condiments that you prefer. Ratings & Recommended Order: Pork Dumpling = A (delicious) Spare Ribs Noodle = A House Beef Noodle = B Tomatoe & Beef Stew Noodle = B Menu: https://www.fetail.com/storev2/shop?store_id=9 Yelp: https://yelp.to/8YPp1KeOSr read more

Food: DELICIOUS!!!! One of my favorite restaurants here in O'ahu Service: Quick and efficient Ambiance: small and family friendly. read more

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I first visited Mian in LA and was hooked on their spices and house noodles so I knew I had to make a stop here at the Honolulu location. this little shop is tucked away in the residential neighborhoods with one little door hiding behind the fence (a hidden gem!). we came around 7pm on a Tuesday and it was basically empty, so I'm glad we didn't have to wait like I did in LA. the QR code menu makes it super easy to order. the Chengdu ZaJiang noodles are a favorite for good reason, and I like that you can make a large variety of adjustments to your liking. plus, an additional portion of noodles is free of charge! we got two of those, one at "little spice" and the other regular spice - that was a little confusing, the menu gives off the impression that there are only options for no spice, little spice, or very spicy, but if you don't select any at all I THINK that's regular spice? anyway, the noodles and sauce were fantastic and they brought back the bok choy instead of the lettuce topping. the pork dumplings were also amazing. there's a hint of sweetness that balances out the spice from the chili sauce and it's soooo tasty when you let the dumpling skins soak in the sauce for a bit before eating. I would prefer a filling that wasn't just pork (maybe mixed with green onions or mushrooms) but it's still overall a great app. you can also request their mung bean tea that does some kind of flavor magic to take off some of the heat of the spice! pretty cool effect, and it tastes good as a tea on its own. next time I'll be back to try other varieties of their noodles. can't wait! read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - chengdu zajiang noodles and pork dumplings - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

This week while spending some time outdoors, I smelled someone cooking with the distinct smell of spices and oils. That put me in the mood for Szechuan, so we decided on trying Mian. It was on BiteSquad, our go-to delivery app when we don't feel like running out. We ordered a number of different dishes and shared. We tried the spicy noodles with beef, pork dumplings with the oil dipping sauce, and the cold potato appetizer. Everything arrived hot; the flavor was out of this world with the strong oils latching onto the tongue and staying there for a few days after. I loved the different textures and temperatures. Our only disappointment was we ordered the shrimp fried rice as well, but they were out and it was canceled and refunded. We are definitely looking forward to our next visit here and hop to try that dish among others. read more

I ordered the Hot and Sour Noodles that included bok choy and a fried egg. You order by clicking the QR code provided to you at the table. You have the option of adding extra 100g of noodles without charge, less salty, less oil, and soup off to the side. Mine came with bok choy and a fried egg. Dish was tasty and service good. Place is clean, casual and nice. I was too hungry and forgot to take pictures read more

No frills spot with very limited parking- I almost don't want to write this review because I don't want to wait longer for a table The hot and sour noodles are SLAP YOU IN THE FACE flavorful and before I had finished my first bite I know this place is a new all time favorite. Complex flavors, super rich broths, DELICIOUS sour seschuan chili . Had the beef noodle too and absolutely loved how rich it was- with a touch of five spice. Their specialty pork dumplings are also to die for and the sauce is an explosively flavorful combo of seschuan, garlic, and sweetness. Small restaurant, sit and go service but so very worth the hassle to park. We will be back time and time again. (Chengdu upstairs is also delicious with similar style service- it's the same chef behind both concepts) read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Hot Sichuan Hot and Sour Noodles and House Beef Noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Been a regular at Mian for a few years now. Their noodles & broths are so unique & I always find myself craving their food at least once every couple months. My favorite things to order are the spare rib noodles & the pork dumplings (make sure you get these, you won't regret it). Make sure to also get the extr noodle add on for free. For service, for the most part I would say the workers are usually pretty nice. Ambiance wise, the restaurant is small, but clean. If you're in the mood for some unique & delicious noodles, check out Mian! read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Spare Ribs Noodle - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

wow. Sitting down and eating at this restaurant located in the 808 Center kitty corner to Wal Mart Keeamoku is a HUGE difference than the grab and go we did while under Covid restrictions. This cute restaurant serves about 35 people. You order remotely but the service is amazing. Food came out quickly efficiently and the customer service was attentive and polite. What we ordered: Beef tomato noodles- 5 stars House beef noodles 4 stars Spicy Pork Dumplings 5 stars Beef pancakes 3 stars Soup dumplings 5 stars We didn't use their parking because we walked so I can't comment on that. It was amazing. Will definitely be back. read more

I don't know what to say, I've been here quite a few times already and just really love their food here. I first came here a few years ago when they had changed from Chengdu to Mian. There was only noodles that they had offered then. Fast forward some time and revisiting this place and their menu had changed, some items were still there and then a whole lot of other things. What actually got me coming here more was my bf really loves their cold noodles. I never tried their cold noodles until I went with my bf and I can't stop ordering that! Besides the cold noodles I would also get the bone broth noodles. Those are my go to items and their pork dumplings is so good! I recently came here for dinner after work because I was too tired to cook when I get home, I tried ordering take earlier in the week but their kitchen had already closed around 8:45. So I was like ok another night if I get off later. Sure enough I finished work late again and got into town wanting to just eat dinner and then go home. I knew it was still early enough to dine in. So I had gotten the cold noodles with no spice with extra noodles and the marinated chicken gizzards. It was so good!! It was the first time trying the marinated gizzards, I've had their spicy gizzard as a add on with my noodles before but I definitely prefer the marinated one because it isn't spicy and I could actually taste it! Then of course I didn't get enough of this place and had gone back the following night to order take out for me and my bf. I got him the cold noodles and I had gotten the bone broth noodles with extra noodles. I also order the mini pork dumplings and the gizzards again but unfortunately that night they were sold out of the gizzards so I opt for the pigs ear instead! Food was yummy and tasty as always. Definitely doesn't beat dining in and eating it fresh when it comes out. But it was still really good and my bf and I enjoyed it very much!! I will definitely be coming back here and also because the bf loves this place as well! If you haven't tried this place before, I would definitely recommend. If you aren't too big on spicy food, I would suggest getting it non-spicy. Just beware that the garlic still give it a bit of a spice and kick without the Szechuan spices added. But if you love spicy food, then this place is for you! Just their cold noodles when it is regular spice, is super spicy (at least for my taste buds)!! read more

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Location: 808 Center at 808 Sheridan behind Walmart Keaamoku next to Hawaii Hot Pot on the ground level. If you blink, you'll miss it. Parking: There's parking in the building but I usually just park way in the back of Walmart's lot and walk over. I usually stop at Walmart before or after anyway. Lunch: Came here with my niece. She didn't care for her beef noodle soup and didn't finish. I got the Spare ribs noodle soup and it was OK. We shared the beef pancake and half order wonton dumpling. I think the pancake is better eaten as soon as you get it because the pancake is more crispy. The wonton wrapper was too thick for my liking. Overall: It's totally worth a try and we're happy we tried it. Service was lackadaisical but maybe it was an "off" day. Plenty of free parking (Walmart). Enjoy! :) read more

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I walked into Mian, a clean and bright restaurant. A few people dining, while others were lining at the counter service. Spicy foods here. Special tomato pork dish was a little too spicy for my mom's palate, but I liked it. Noodles, al dente, in soup was delicious. Stir fried vegetables hit the spot. Our meal ended with a cool, parfait. It was a mix of beans, ice cream, fruits on ice. Street parking was taken so we parked in the building's parking for a few bucks in the rotary elevator. Luckily there were just a few picking up our car from valet at the end. read more

Delicious food especially the pork dumplings! Kind and fast service. Spice wasn't too hot and would order all spicy options next time. Definitely worth checking out! read more

Ordered the House Beef Noodles $15.99. There wasn't much beef in this noodle soup dish and the beef that was in it was like a piece of fatty beef jerky. So basically, it was noodles in a spicy broth. Also had an order of dumplings that was pretty good, which is why I didn't go 1 star. Service is basically you order on your phone then they bring it to you and fill your water. Parking is valet on the car ferris wheel. I think your money will be better spent at Chengdu Taste upstairs from this place. read more

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Located next to Walmart in the 808 Urban Center. I think it's also connected with Chengdu taste. This place is more focused on noodle dishes. We ordered the spare ribs noodle, Pork dumplings, house pancake beef rolls, and zajiang beef noodles. The dumplings were so good! The sauce was sweet with a hint of spicy taste. The beef roll pancakes was good but not as crispy when we got home with the takeout. I love the spareribs noodle. The noodles were chewy and soft. The soup was flavored well but even though I asked for mild spicy it tasted really hot. The spare rib was really soft. I was really full and saved half of the noodles for the my next day lunch. My boyfriend enjoyed the meal and went back again during the week. read more

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Rating: 8/10 Just one street off of Ke'eaumoku street, Mian is located in the 808 Center on the first floor and is known for its spicy Szechuan Noodles. The menu features many different types of noodles and sides such as their House Beef Noodles, Pork dumplings, and Rice bowls. My favorites are the Spare Rib Noodles, House beef noodle, Pickles, and Pork Dumplings. They also have Cold Mung Bean Soup which can help a lot if you're not good at eating spicy food. One awesome thing to note are you can get an extra 100g of noodles for free, just click the option when you order. The cost is reasonable as one bowl of noodles cost $11.99 to $15.99 and the dumplings cost $6.99 for a mini or $13.99 for a full order. Service was average and the restaurant was clean. If youre not a huge eater, my suggestion is getting one noodle bowl with extra noodles, house dumplings and Chengdu pickles to share between two people. We always have too much food if each person orders their own noodles and a regular size of dumplings. My main problems with this place were 1. The online menu system is confusing and hard to use if multiple people do it at the same time. It would be best for one person to handle. 2. The rice noodle option was not very good. Overall, I have been here multiple times and each time it was good. I will continue to come back. You should check it out. read more

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Finally an authentic noodles place. I love the convenience of just ordering via wechat. You can even customize the types of noodles you have, the spice level, the extra toppings to add, if you want added extra noodles for free! After you are done. You can pay for it as well and then just head over to pick up. We ordered a few dishes, the spicy cucumbers were pretty good. Crunchy with a good kick of spicy. My fav dish is the dumplings. It comes in 2 sizes and one small order is already pretty filling for me with 6 dumplings. The skin is slightly thicker but also on the sweeter side, paired with their house made spicy sauce and it balances quite perfectly. The beef and egg roll is good as well with just the right amount of crunch. We ordered the tomato beef noodle soup and the clear broth beef noodle soup. Both are great but I only wish there was more tomato flavor in the tomato beef soup. Highly recommend! read more

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Mian is a chain and I remember the first time I had it, I was hooked. How did they make their signature chili oil sauce spicy, but yet sweet at the same time? I have been here multiple times as well as another chain outside of Oahu. Ordering is through the mobile phone so there is not much interaction with the staff. We have been here when it's completely empty and also when it's super crowded. It's alarming that the service is underwhelming no matter what time you go. The servers seem really short staffed, would congregate with each other, thus not really paying attention to the patrons. Later, they frantically give refills and serve food without much dialogue. Our server would bang the bowls on the table in such a rush. Im not asking to be treated like royalty, but I will say that I wasn't the only one that noticed. My partner who is quite happy go lucky said the same thing. Unfortunately, not all chains are the same--I had better service at a different chain out of state. Other than that, the food still tastes spot on. My favorite items are the pork dumplings and the chengdu zajiang noodles. The fill the dumpling to the brim with a succulent pork filling. The outer layer of the dumpling is thin and soft. The chengdu zajiang noodles are aldente and the chili oil is what keeps us coming back. The portions are also quite large and shareable. Also, their mung bean soup that is basically a refreshing ice tea? You gotta order that to compliment the all that spicy goodness you're about to eat. read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Conveniently located spot specialized in Sichuan noodles. I've both dined in and gotten takeout from Mian and the experience is consistently good - this place stands out with their flavoring. Spicy beef noodles is their house specialty and one of my go-tos. I've recently tried intestines sweet potato noodles and Zhajiang noodles, both solid. I'm not a fan of most of their pork dishes - the likes of spare ribs noodles and chili oil chaoshou. Pork doesn't taste good, it probably has something to do with the pork they use. Pro tip: try your spicy noodles with iced plum juice and thank me later. read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Intestines sweet potato noodle - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Service is good, but I did take out. I wanted to try their Beef Roll, but I was disappointed at the onion wrap and lacking flavor. The sauce not too good and the wrap is slightly oily. Maybe I had high expectation? I probably won't try that again. read more

I pass by here quite often and finally dropped in for some takeaway. Mian means noodles ( as their Yelp info page mentioned ) so I had to try a noodle dish. My familiarity with Asian soup noodles is limited to local style Saimin, Ramen & Pho...as well as instant noods, of course. Pretty enthusiastic to finally try authentic Chinese noodle soup...Zippy's Wun Tun Min doesn't count, right?! The House Beef Noodle is a popular item, so I ordered online along with Pork Dumplings. I dropped by a bit early and waited outside. There are a couple of benches & tables at the corner of the building...fronting two other eateries. The former was good. I requested it less spicy and it was right at my threshold of spice/heat tolerance. Winter is over during the day in Honolulu, so I was sweating like a pig. It is Sichuan cuisine after all. Noodles were firm and chewy; al dente is my preference. The broth was light and pieces of beef were included along with some Won Bok. Noodles and broth can be ordered separately. Latter was regular spice level and excellent. Very flavorful. It is another house specialty and I can see why. Service is adequate. It appears dine-in is available. Parking is available in the building - 808 Sheridan houses several businesses - but I parked in the Sam's Club garage as I intended to do some grocery shopping. read more

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Delicious and a little spicier than I thought haha. I got less spicy I think but the Szechuan flavor is no joke- for the house beef noodles at least. The less spicy tasted great for the dumplings! I think I liked the dumplings the most! They are much huger than I thought and they give soo much. I was thinking it was a side dish but it was pretty much a whole entree. The sauce is like nothing I've had before- it was sweet. The house beef noodles were good but we got chopped cabbage on top instead of bok choy (I think that's what was in the menu pic?) It was really nice that they had the extra noodles for free. The drink that they offer instead of water is nice but a little weird tasting after a while. read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Already eaten pork dumplings-so big! - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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I think this place is solid. We ordered the House Beef Noodles with extra noodles, Chengdu Zajiang Noodles with extra noods, pork belly skewers, chili oil wontons, and the house beef pancake. I personally likes the house beef noodles but my family preferred the chengdu. The chengdu noodles have a sesame oil flavor to them whereas the house beef noodles have more of a stew like flavor. We ordered them normal spice level as we were worried about it being too spicy but it ended up not being spicy at all. The star of the show was definitely the chili oil wontons. That was my favorite part of the meal, I like it with the house beef noodles. The pork belly and beef pancake rolls were good as well. It seems like the servers had limited English but were very trying and nice. They tried their best to understand our requests and checked up on us occasionally. The restaurant seems pretty spacious for the small area they were working with. The place was clean and tidy. There however is no bathroom in the building. read more

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Wow, another great Szechuan place in Honolulu. This place specialized with noodles and some side dishes that compliments with the noodles. What we ordered were: 'Chengdu ZaJiang Noodles,' 'Pork Dumplings,' 'Pig Intestines on the side,' and 'Pancake Beef Rolls.' ZaJiang noodles: Super tasty noodles. Dish includes a fried egg, two bok choy, and some grounded meat. The sauce was very good. The noodles were thin and cooked perfectly. One bowl was very filling. Pork dumplings: My favorite dish. Pork dumplings were soft and the pork meat was good. The star of this dish was the sauce. Sweet with a hint of spice. Pig intestines: Intestines come in a bowl of chili oil. It was an extra add-on side dish. Pancake beef rolls: Another must-have dish. Pancakes were flaky. Beef and cucumber in the rolls were tasty. I tried this dish from other places before and none of them were as good as the ones here. Overall, we enjoyed our dinner. Service was good. The drink they serve was a bean drink that was really refreshing. If you like spicy flavors, request for the level of spicy you would like. We asked for a little spicy with our orders and it wasn't that spicy to us. Just a little kick. read more

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Get the spicy beef noodle soup (if you have a high spice tolerance, get the extra spicy- I did and thought it wasn't overly spicy), the spicy and sour wontons, and the cucumbers with grated garlic on top (adds a nice kick to the pickles). Good comfort food with a good price point! Side story: Party of 4 that all ordered noodle bowls. When the first 3 bowls came, only one had a large ladle spoon in it, therefore we asked for three more. The server came back with three regular soup spoons and put one each in the other 2 bowls. Seeing that there wasn't a third bowl (we thought asking for 3 despite the other bowl not being there was a more efficient request), he took the spoon with him when we left. When the 4th bowl came, we had to ask for a spoon again BUT this time they returned with a small plastic spoon... it was very confusing, but the guys at the table thought it was hilarious. read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Extra Spicy House Beef Noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Mian means noodles in Mandarin. But this restaurant doesn't serve ramen nor the cantonese wonton noodles (saimin) that we are familiar with. You would only find sichuan noodles here. Sichuan is a province in China known for their spicy foods. So if you like spicy foods you would love this place. This restaurant is relatively modern, in both the decor and the online ordering system. The online ordering is self explanatory and easy to use. First you pick the dish, then you add extra items such as gizzards, eggs, choy sum, etc. you also get to choose ingredients that you don't want, such as "no green onion", "no ginger". Make sure you choose little spicy or none spicy if you can't handle spicy foods. They have pictures next to each item so you know what you are ordering. You could pay online or pay at the store when you pick up. I ordered spare ribs noodles to go. They packed the soup and noodles separately, smart. I took a sip of the soup to taste and immediately the fragrance of sichuan peppercorn gushed out of the soup inside my mouth. Then one sip after another I just couldn't stop. It was definitely the essence of the dish. Noodles were al dante chewy and meat was tender. The whole dish was so flavorful and perfectly executed. Xie xie! This restaurant is located at 808 Center across the street from Walmart. Their store front is on Rycroft St but parking entrance is on Sheridan St. Parking is valet only so I'd suggest to park on the street and walk over. Save a few bucks and get an extra appetizer! read more

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You order through a QR code (which can lead to confusion) and then the food is brought out as it's ready. For me, the standout dishes are the beef pancake and the pork dumplings, both good for sharing. The pancake has a fresh element from some veggies and the dumplings are nestled in a delicious slightly spicy sauce. The other dishes we tried (hot beef noodles, spicy black fungus, zhajiang noodles) were good too. read more

Remember that you could always order something not spicy. However if your order one of their dishes with spice, the "mild" spice level is not for the faint of heart. I do love how they have different types of noodles and add ons you can order if you want something extra. The staff here is very efficient where you're not waiting too long to get your food and they also offer dining in and take out, which tends to also have lots of orders. read more

SOOO GOOD! Best spicy szechuan noodles I've ever had! They were incredibly tasty and flavorful. I love how it was the perfect spice level too, however I will have to give this 4 instead of 5 stars as there was no AC on an extremely hot day :( read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - House Beef Noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

Since it was one of my favorite Chinese noodle shops at Vegas, I need to come here for sure during the vacation at Honolulu. As a foodie and noodle lover, I like this place, the Szechuan spicy is spot on, really authentic! If you like noodle and Chinese Szechuan spice, this is the place you should come! read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Hot and Sour Chaoshou, Zajiang Noodles with Peas, Sichuan Cold Noodles - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

We recommend this restaurant to everyone. The noodles perfect. And the price not too expensive. The beef pancakes very good. We spent $150 for dinner. Very delicious. read more

Mian is a must. Tender dumplings in flavorful sauce, chewy noodles, and the app ordering/payment system is absolutely brilliant. I can't wait to come back. read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Chili Oil Wontons, Bone Broth Wontons - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

If you are craving for some authentic Chinese noodle dishes, look no further than "Mian" (literally means Noodle in Chinese). We loved to come here every once a while. Pictured here are some of my favorites: tomato beef soup noodle (番茄牛肉面), Chengdu pickles (成都泡菜), mung bean soup (绿豆汤), you wouldn't find them anywhere else on island. I also ordered braised chicken gizzards, it was a nice side dish paired with dried chili seasoning but it was a little bit pricey ($7.99). read more

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I use to love this place, I would come every other month, it is sad to see the quality go down so much. The price went up, the portions got smaller and the quality went down. There is barely meat in the house noodles and I got one leaf of bok choy, how disappointing. The broth was still not too bad, still flavorful, but the noodles had no bite, very overcooked. I use to love getting their pickled vegetables, but this time it was only daikon. And it was barely pickled, had no crunch, or sourness to them. Just tasted like soggy water daikon. It could have just been a bad day, but it is pretty disappointing. Don't have plans to spend my money here anymore. read more

This is my favorite place for noodles. When I am in the mood for spicy, this is the spot! Freshly made noodles and fresh ingredients. Definitely give this place a try! read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

真好吃! Very tasty! This is Chinese food done right! I've been here once a few years ago and I think they've improved and out done themselves. Yelp BFF and I were searching far and wide for a place open Sunday night and stumbled on this place. The server informed us that the new menu was available via QR code and started us off with some delicious mung bean water. We ordered the steamed egg and pork starter, egg and tomato mian, and pork dumplings. The egg and tomato mian wasn't spicy and tasted like a watered down pasta sauce, but tangy like ketchup. I really enjoyed it. The absolute must get dish is the pork dumplings. It was sweet, spicy, juicy, and delicious. The wrapper was chewy, the pork was juicy, and the sauce was sweet, yet spicy and very flavorful. I highly recommend visiting this place. I will definitely be back! Thanks for reading my reviews! Let me know what I should try next!! read more

MIAN Cheng Du Cuisine - Szechuan Near Me - Honolulu, Hawaii

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We've had food from here before but never dine-in so we decided to take my mom here for Mother's Day lunch. It's located at 808 Sheridan, across Walmart. We found street parking (it was Sunday) easy enough. They do have paid valet parking (validated for 1 hour) but most people park on the street or park at Walmart and walk across. We love the noodles here- al dente and bouncy. The broths are good too. I ordered the bone broth noodles. There are options to choose the type of noodles, how you want the broth ( spice levels, saltiness) and add-ons. So you get a free small bowl of extra noodles too! Don't get too greedy though because the noodle bowls are filling to begin with. Hubby ordered the braised pork belly on rice which came with cut up seasoned pieces of pork belly. He loved it! We also ordered the beef pancake rolls-the beef was soft and really nicely seasoned, the outside was light and crunchy. We got a side of the won ton in bone broth because my mom wanted and none of the noodles came with won tons. I'm glad we got them because they weren't the ordinary soup won tons you get at the local Cantonese chinese restaurants. The stuffing had a hint of different seasoning and flavor. I can't tell you what is was but it really added to the taste. And hubby had to get the plum drink. Sweet but with a bit of tang. BTW, ordering is by phone, no paper menus. You scan the QR code at your table and order off of that. Choose what you want, submit and your food will be brought out when it's ready. Hit the option to pay in the front and when you're done eating go up and pay. Headed home with 1/2 of the pork belly bowl and full happy stomachs. Great Mother's Day lunch! read more

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So glad my friend recommended this place! Everything we tried was pretty good. We enjoyed everything we ordered but we loved the dumplings, the as well as their mongobean tea! The server we had was so nice and very attentive to our table, as well as handing the whole restaurant by himself. We ate here on a weekday so parking was packed and we didn't want to pay for valet. Instead we parked at Walmart and walked over. I definitely recommend this place! read more

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Can't go wrong with this spot. The first time I tried this was in Vegas and it was good! This place didn't disappoint as well. There's a QR code for the menu and you order and pay on your phone. I love that there's no interactions with the employee. The fried pork belly skewers was sooo delicious!! Also can't go wrong with a beef pancake roll. We could've gone without the spicy shredded chicken, it was alright. For the main, I got the intestines noodle soup. It was good, but a bit too spicy for me. I love that they had an option for more noodles and it was FREE! We all got extra noodles, but tbh we were already full from finishing the noodles in the bowl already. read more

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