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    MOMO Noodle

    4.1 (200 reviews)
    Closed • 10:30 am - 3:30 pm
    Updated 3 months ago

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    MOMO NOODLE ATMOSPHERE

    What's the vibe?
    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Spicy Pork
    Bri D.

    MOMO Noodle is a great place to grab a quick lunch and eat it outside or back at the office! Super tasty and clear menu. I love when a place knows what they are doing and have a limited menu! I got the spicy pork noodle bowl and it was so tasty and a good portion. That tingly spice is everything and it is flavorful, best combo! If you are in the area, this is a great quick spot (unless the line is around the corner). This is a small place with no seating, but there are plenty of spots around the block to enjoy your meal and hopefully the weather.

    Alex Z.

    Located at a new location in FiDi, MOMO is the place to go if you're tired of salads, sandwiches, and are looking for a lunch spot with flavor. With a simple menu, MOMO features classic Chinese bàn miàn, or mixed noodles. Each item focuses on chewy noodles coated in a savory chili oil and Sichuan peppercorns which provides the classic Sichuan numbing feeling to the tongue. The two best dishes are the 1) Momo Spicy Noodles which includes noodles topped with spicy pork and 2) Popo Noodles which highlights flavorful, slow-cooked pork belly. FiDi is not know for having a lot of great, affordable, and tasty lunch options, with suggestions often being inundated with salad chains, burgers, and various mixed bowls. If you're looking for something different that will leave you satisfied, MOMO is a must-try.

    Jamee S.

    I came back because I remember how good these noodles were when I was here 10 months ago. I ordered the same thing - Popo's Noodles with Spicy Pork - but it didn't taste the same. :( It was still good but the flavor was different. I didn't like it. It was more spicy than sesame/peanutty. I don't know if maybe the wrong order was made. My family ordered: Momo Spicy Noodles with Pork - My husband loved it. Popo's Noodles with House Tofu - Light flavor, good noodles. The tofu was nice and fragrant. Hot & Sour Rice Noodles - my son loved it. The kiosk was confusing. If you order 1 item, you can customize. If you order multiple noodles, you can't customize. It was frustrating. Thankfully the person who was working there said he'd take our order because it would be easier to customize it from his end. Food came out timely.

    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Spicy Pork
    Kathy N.

    I have been obsessed with Momo since I worked at 345 Cal and they were posted on California street on Wednesday's (if I'm remembering it correctly). Since I came back to work December 2021, I have been an avid stalker of Momo trying to locate them either on California, at Salesforce, food festivals, or the rare times I'm at Spark Social. The craving was real today and I did the 15 minute walk to Saluhall dining hall which is connected to IKEA/next to IKEA and located on the second floor. In typical Momo fashion, you order on the kiosk and simply just wait for your order. I got my order to go and the bowl always looks tiny, but it's super fulfilling. Definitely give it a mix before you eat it. I do wish that lids are given with the to go bowls instead of foil but I guess it wouldn't make a difference since the sauce do leak through these compostable bowls. I ordered the Momo spicy noodles with pork, and although it was fulfilling, it wasn't spicy at all, not even a little kick. Definitely will be making this trek again during my next craving.

    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Spicy Pork
    Fiona T.

    We ordered with the worker and was given a paper ticket. I saw some of the other stalls using pagers instead so make sure to circle back or stay nearby to get your food when it is done. I got the momo noodles $12 + pork $4 and ate it in the food court. The noodles were good but they weren't addictive. I ate until I was full but I didn't find myself diving in after I was full or wishing that I had more space in my stomach. My friend really enjoyed the noodles. The food court is very casual but the lighting makes it a little more intimate. There are many types of seating options all over the first and 2nd floor. Great lighting for conversations.

    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Spicy Pork
    Jennifer U.

    Service: Counter Service in Saluhall. Saluhall is a food court next to IKEA. It's great because your food is ready so quickly (less than ten minutes). If you are with friends, everyone can order something different. Food: I've gotten the Hot and Sour Rice Noodle and Spicy Noodle. Both with spicy pork. I definitely preferred the Hot and Sour Rice Noodle because the flat rice noodle is much yummier than the sichuan dry rice noodle (the skinny kind). Flavor wise, it's decent but not amazing. Price: It comes out to $16 with meat. It's a decent portion size, so okay price for what it is.

    POPOs Noodle w/ Rice Wine Pork Belly
    Young Y.

    The noodles here are amazing!!! I got some rice wine pork belly one. It takes like a peanut sesame coated sauce, which is similar to some Chinese noodles I've had before. Soooo good. Creamy and savory. The pork belly was braised nicely too and both tender/flavorful. I like the lil spark social area around it too plus the lil stagecoach greens gold area next door. Prob one of my favorite food truck areas.

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    Stephen H.

    Came for Kayma's Lion mushroom steak but alas they were gone. Opted for Momo's noodles. Only one vegan option,vegan hot and sour noodles with tofu Does contain peanuts and he asked about peanut allergies when ordering, nice. Tofu soy sauce marinated and not deep fried, a plus. Mushrooms, arugula, peanuts, scallions and not overly spicy chili oil base with thick rice noodles. Enjoyable lunch.

    Momo with tofu
    amy T.

    I ordered on the touch screen. I got my number and waited. I ordered the Momo noodles with the $4 add on tofu. It was ridiculously spicy and salty. I had two bites and couldn't eat more. $18 for this was so overpriced when a taco plate next door is $9.

    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Tofu
    Alice D.

    Came here on a Tuesday during lunch time and tried the momo spicy noodle w/ tofu, raindrop rose, and diablo spicy beef. The noodles were pretty good and the portion size was bigger than I expected! The raindrop rose tasted good too, but it's very sweet and not worth an extra $6 in my opinion. The beef jerky flavor was okay but the texture was personally hard to enjoy (too dry and chunky). Ordering was super easy but I wish you can make customizations to your noodle dishes if you order more than one! It seems like the only way to customize is to order only one noodle dish per order :(

    Spicy pork noodles
    Es F.

    Large portion but noodles seemed a little overcooked almost crispy. The pork was good and spicy.

    Rice noodle with spicy pork and cabbage and bamboo shoots
    Lizzie S.

    I got Momo food truck noodles last year when my old office was near the Embarcadero. I tried the Hot and sour rice noodle with tea-soaked egg was quick, easy, and delicious. I loved the egg and the noodle thickness and flavor. This year, my mom and I went to the new Ikea Food Hall. I'd never been, which is surprising as I've heard good things about the Ikea. We made the rounds and decided to have Momo. Our noodles were so customizable. My mom (also Yelp Elite lol) had the Rice noodle with spicy pork and cabbage and bamboo shoots and I ordered the MOMO Spicy Noodle ($11.95) w/ Spicy Chicken (+$4) and yellow peppers (+$1.80). Portions were good so we got boxes-to-go to take home for later.

    MOMO Spicy Noodle w/ Spicy Pork
    Jenny X.

    Came here before going to AMC Metreon and didn't realize it was connected to IKEA! Good: - The food came out so fast! It's a very easy ordering experience and the staff are fast - I got the hot and spicy noodles and they weren't spicy and usually, I'm not the best with spice - The spicy pork that came with it was tasty, flavorful and added to the noodles Bad: - The place is pretty casual, no official seating, sit wherever you want so it's way more of a casual place to go to - A little expensive for the small portion size Overall, enjoyed coming here and getting a quick quality bite.

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    Ask the Community - MOMO Noodle

    Do you have a schedule? When do you come to Oakland.

    Hi, please find our schedule on our website: MOMOnoodle.com

    Gluten free options?

    Yes. Hot and Sour Rice Noodle is gluten free.

    Does your menu contain any treenut/peanuts/legume ingredients in the menu?

    Our menu contains peanut oil and we add freshly grinded peanuts on top of all noodles, but you can choose to exclude peanuts on top of noodles. We don’t contain any treenuts.

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    Szechuan Cuisine

    Szechuan Cuisine

    4.2(530 reviews)
    4.8 mi•Outer Sunset
    •$$

    Came here for a friend's birthday. I told him to pick a restaurant (we both don't live in the…read moreSunset) and he picked Szechuan Cuisine! He and his partner like to come here and I'm glad they introduced us to it. ~$100 pre-tip for 4 dishes for 4 people (plus rice) in SF in 2026? Not too shabby! We were full and very content (though we did almost tear up from the spice.) It was pretty busy on a Saturday night and they also do a pretty good takeout/delivery business. I must shoutout their dandan noodles (very peanutty and nice noodle texture) and Stir-Fried Chicken with Hot Chili and Spices(风味辣子鸡)and Spicy Fried Chinese Cabbage(炝炒莲白). The spicy chicken was the highlight. Very good crunch, flavor, and spice. Truly numbing. We devoured it. Everything was good and I will be back! I love mapo tofu and will try that next time! Service was fine. We drank so much water.

    I have eaten Chinese food all over the world including China . This was one of the worst…read moreexperiences. We ordered eggplant , cucumber salad , fried rice with crawfish and fried chicken wings . Pretty standard , eh? We had taken a guest who wanted to try these dishes . The cook threw in a bunch of dry chili peppers and Szechuan peppers with the same sauce and chili oil in all of the dishes , a lot of sugar in the eggplant . The fried rice was mushy and again spiked with the 'hot' sauce . Big servings but we couldn't eat it . If you are not as fussy and discerning and want quantity over quality, this is the place for you . Never again .

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    Z & Y Restaurant - "fish live fish w/peppencorns"
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    Z & Y Restaurant

    3.8(3k reviews)
    0.6 mi•Chinatown
    •$$$
    Takes reservations
    Locally owned & operated

    10/10 service by Jenny! Got us a superb desert on the house too!!…read more Beware of long waiting queues though.

    We stopped by Z&Y Peking Duck for lunch on a Sunday and really enjoyed the experience. The…read morerestaurant has a polished, modern atmosphere, and I liked how the food was presented in a more elevated way while still keeping that familiar Chinese family-style dining experience of ordering several dishes to share around the table. We ordered quite a spread: Peking duck, pork belly, house fried rice, shrimp noodles, crab maw soup, lamb, two orders of siomai, hot tea, and a lychee mojito. The house fried rice and shrimp noodles were easily my favorites. The fried rice was flavorful and one of those dishes I kept going back to throughout the meal. The shrimp noodles were another standout and paired really well with everything else we ordered. Of course, we had to get the Peking duck. The presentation made it feel like the centerpiece of the table and really fit the restaurant's more modern approach. My mom especially enjoyed the lamb, and we also ordered two orders of siomai to share. The pork belly leaned more on the sweet side, which wasn't really for me, but my husband thought it was good. I think that one comes down to personal preference--if you enjoy a sweeter flavor with your pork belly, you'll probably appreciate it more than I did. The crab maw soup was just okay for me on its own. Stanley had made us a special sauce for the siomai, and I decided to add a little to my soup. Surprisingly, it made such a difference! It gave the soup the extra flavor I felt it needed. For drinks, we had hot tea and a lychee mojito. The hot tea was a nice pairing with all the food, while the lychee mojito was light and refreshing. Stanley, our server, was great throughout lunch. He was friendly, attentive, and very informative about the menu and the dishes we ordered. He took the time to answer our questions and explain things, which we really appreciated. Overall, we had a great Sunday lunch at Z&Y Peking Duck. I enjoyed the modern, elevated presentation while still being able to order a table full of dishes to share. Not every dish was necessarily for my personal taste, but that's part of ordering family-style--everyone at the table had their own favorites. The house fried rice and shrimp noodles were definitely mine, while my mom especially enjoyed the lamb. I'd definitely come back and explore more of the menu next time.

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    San Tung - Original Dry Fried Chicken ($20/12)

    San Tung

    4.1(8.9k reviews)
    4.3 mi•Inner Sunset
    •$$

    Original dry fried chicken, top tier. Walnut shrimp amazing…read more Shrimp fried rice was fire Hot and sour soup great. Green beans also good. This was maybe the best meal my whole Bay Area trip.

    A bit overrated San…read moreTung on Irving Street in the Inner Sunset neighborhood of San Francisco, CA, offers a textbook overrated dining experience that struggles to justify its massive, block-spanning hype. The defining hurdle of a visit is the notorious wait time, where customers routinely stand on the sidewalk for an hour or more just to be squeezed into a cramped, noisy, and basic dining room. While the legendary original dry-fried chicken wings are decent, they ultimately fall short of their mythical reputation; the signature sweet-and-spicy glaze leans incredibly saccharine and sticky, masking meat that often turns out slightly dry and over-fried. Beyond the signature wings, the rest of the extensive menu feels surprisingly ordinary and heavy-handed with sodium, making standard dishes like the black bean sauce noodles and string beans feel like ordinary takeout rather than a destination meal. Combined with a hurried front-of-house staff operating an "all-business" conveyor belt to clear tables quickly, the rushed environment and inflated, ala-carte pricing leave you feeling like you paid premium time and money for what is ultimately a standard neighborhood Chinese spot. Thanks

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    Spicy House - dry fried wings $16

    Spicy House

    4.3(342 reviews)
    7.3 mi
    •$$

    True to their name Spicy House, the spicy dishes are good. We had the green onion pancake $9, spicy…read morecabbage $13, pot stickers $7, dry fried wings $16, Szechuan spicy fish $20, dan dan noodle $12, cumeng pork ribs $17. The stand out dishes were the dry fried wings and the Szechuan spicy fish $20. The wings were crispy with a semi-sweet spicy sauce. The Szechuan spicy fish came in this oily stew. It was a numbing dish. Caused by peppercorns and chilis, this phenomenon is known as Szechuan numbness (málà) where your taste receptors get confused. Service was slow as the staff was busy with to-go and in house customers. The food came out in a reasonable amount of time. The restaurant was 80% full on a Friday night.

    I slept on this spot for the longest and finally stopped by. Now I'm kicking myself in the butt for…read morewaiting so long... Came for a late lunch on a Saturday. The staff were really nice and helpful when it came to recommendations. They informed us that their version of the San Tung dried style chicken wings were very popular, but we weren't in the mood for San Tung wings. The male waiter even told me that he use to work at San Tungs for 13yrs, so I wonder if he brought the recipe over... Below is the spread and everything smacked! The Spread - Complimentary Veggie Egg Rolls, Minced Pork Basil Chow Fun, Szechuan Spicy Chicken Wings, & Crispy Garlic Pork Chops I def will be back to try other items!

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