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Noodle Art

4.4 (128 reviews)
Open 10:00 am - 9:00 pm

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Fried rice vegetable eggs and chicken
Christine B.

Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a fantastic new addition to the Original Farmers Market! If you're a fan of fresh, handmade noodles, this spot is definitely worth checking out. They offer a wide variety of noodle dishes, and we loved that many of their menu items are marked as the Chef's Top 6 Choices, making it easy to decide what to order. We tried a mix of both dry and soup noodles, along with a few rice dishes. Our favorites included the Braised Beef Noodle Soup, which had a rich, flavorful broth, tender beef, and perfectly chewy handmade noodles. The Braised Beef Brisket Stew was another comforting dish packed with flavor, while the Stir-Fried Noodles had a delicious wok aroma and great texture. Both fried rice dishes were well-seasoned, generously portioned, and satisfying. One item that pleasantly surprised us was the Pork Hamburger. The freshly baked bun paired perfectly with the juicy, savory pork filling, making it a simple yet incredibly tasty snack or side to complement the meal. Service was friendly, and the food came out quickly. Whether you're craving a comforting bowl of noodle soup or flavorful stir-fried noodles, Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a great place to stop while exploring the Original Farmers Market. We'll definitely be back to try more of their Chef's favorites!

Noodle Art Cumin Burger
Kristopher C.

Noodle Art has jumped to the top of my favorite noodle spots in Mid- to West-LA, not so much for their hand stretched and cut noodles (which are excellent and authentic on this side of the San Gabriel Valley), but for their Chinese Burger! They offer 5 spice levels and 2 was perfect level of heat for my taste, with sliced jalapeños. I tried the cumin beef because it was all that was available at the moment I visited but am curious to try their pork version. The stand is in the middle of the bustling market so the dining experience is noisy and a bit chaotic but I will definitely be back to try more.

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Vy D.

The only Asian spot in the market that satisfy my cravings. I had: 1. Stir fried beef handmade noodle in cumin sauce 2. Fried rice vegetables egg with shrimp

Juni L.

Loved my first visit to Noodle Art! The handmade Xi'an noodles had the perfect texture, and the Braised Beef Noodle Soup was so comforting. Don't skip the Chinese hamburger. It was one of my favorite bites. I'll definitely be back!

Natalia C.

Noodle Art might be one of the best affordable food finds inside Farmers Market LA right now. I tried both Chinese burgers (the pork and the cumin beef), the braised beef noodle soup, and the stir-fried handmade noodles in cumin sauce, everything was packed with flavor and tasted freshly made. The handmade noodles were chewy in the best way, and the cumin flavors were SO good without being overwhelming. The Chinese burgers were also a surprise favorite. Super flavorful, juicy, and honestly a great deal for the price. What really stood out to me is how affordable this place is compared to a lot of spots around The Grove/Farmers Market area. You can get a filling meal here without spending a fortune. Definitely recommend trying: * Chinese Burger * Braised Beef Soup * Handmade Xi'an noodles If you like spicy food, handmade noodles, or hidden gems in LA, this spot is worth checking out.

Lori L.

I'm happy to find an authentic noodle place in LA so I don't need to drive to the San Gabriel valley. The thick noodles were doughy and tasty. The clear lamb soup soup was satisfying. The braised beef noodle soup had tender beef and the stir fried lamb noodle in cumin sauce was flavorful. The fried rice with shrimp was fragrant. The qishan style noodles had pork belly and hard to find in LA. They also serve roujiamo, a Chinese hamburger. It is inside the farmers market. The food came out fast. There's plenty of seating around. They give 90 minutes validation for free parking.

4.Braised Beef Stew Brisket Noodle Soup
Justin A.

Nothing like a good bowl of noodles before catching a movie. Noodle Art is located inside the Grove Farmers Market and serves authentic Chinese noodle dishes that hit the spot. We ordered the braised pork belly bowl and the braised beef noodle soup, and both were very flavorful and comforting. It tasted very authentic. If anything, I wish I had gone with a spicier option, but that's on me. Prices felt reasonable for the portion and quality. This is the kind of place that would hit even harder on a cold night. Definitely a solid pre-movie meal and one I'd come back to when the noodle craving strikes.

Top 2 noodle
Lianne P.

Hits the spot if you're craving a saucy bang bang noodle. Quality of meat was just OK. Not the best version of this dish I've had but the only one within 30 mins of the area.

braised beef noodle soup
Sally Z.

First time at the Original Farmer's Market and while there were so many delicious spots to grab lunch, I was craving Asian food specifically noodles so it was a no-brainer when I spotted this place. I ordered the Braised Beef Stew Noodle soup and it was SO good! The broth was the standout: a deep and savory flavor. Noodles were springy and delicious. Overall, it was a very hearty meal for $15 and I appreciated that the staff added extra broth for me.

5.Braised Beef Noodle Soup
Hector C.

Very good place. First time. I'd recommend you take lamb instead of beef like I did to get a more unique feel. The clear broth soup I got had a hint of sweetness but was mostly saltless but was very savory and tasted super natural and very much home-made. Bit of Mongolian vibes although this is obviously a Chinese restaurant. Warning, Chinese spicy food can be VERY spicy. Everything looks good and healthy tho.

Noodle in chili oil & sesame paste
Mel J.

It's a food stall in the farmer's market area of The Grove. I ordered noodle in chili oil & sesame paste and it came out pretty fast. Noodle in chili oil & sesame paste: The noodle was very good (chewy and soft). The sesame sauce was good but I wish that it was more creamy. The chili oil was spicy and good.

Beef stir noodles
Jasmine G.

The food was appetizing!! I enjoyed their egg dish, that was my personal favorite. Also enjoyed the large variety of drinks you can choose from! Great service!

Stir fired chicken noodle is so tasty they give you a lot so you can share.
Sarah A.

It's a good spot to get some yummy food and tasty noodles with beef or chicken you can choose from. Good options to choose from I got the fired veggie rice in the side is really yummy with chili oil . Love the friendly staff and nice to enjoy outside

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Pho Saigon Pearl

Pho Saigon Pearl

4.0
(1.3k reviews)
0.4 mi
$$

Garlic noodles were really good. The noodles had a great…read morebite, and the seasoning was well balanced. It's my favorite here. Fried rice was also decent and felt like a proper Vietnamese style. Pho was too salty and tasted different from usual. I asked them to remake it, but it was still too salty. It felt like something went wrong in the kitchen. The service was good, and the other food was solid, so it wasn't a bad experience.

The hubs and I decided to make it out to LA for a game and LACMA. Since I was craving pho, we found…read morethis place in walking distance from LACMA. It was a little before noon and there was only one party in the whole restaurant. We got seated right away and it was by the front window for everyone to see. The menu had a lot of options and priced like all other places or I'm just getting used to the prices these days. They did have a lunch special for $20 and you can get a small pho, and then some other choices and then a drink. I couldn't tell you what the other choices were because I didn't order it. The waitress was efficient and got the job done. She did get a little overwhelmed since after 1230pm, everyone decided to grab lunch. Here's what we ordered: lunch special with small bowl of beef pho, a beef banh mi and unsweetened black tea. The hubs said that his pho was decent, the flavor was simple and didn't have that deep rich flavoring like other pho bowls he has had. The banh mi had great bread and the filling was pretty flavorful. The black tea was good. I had the build your own pho because I have to have vegetable broth but I added in chicken meatballs and shrimp. The broth was pretty tasteless so I had to add in some hoisin sauce, and sriracha. There were other condiments but I was too lazy to grab it from the other table. That helped out with the soup. The chicken meatballs were questionable as in I wasn't sure if it was chicken. There were plenty of shrimp and they added pieces of chicken. The noodles had a nice chew to them. Overall the pho was okay but it didn't hit the pho craving/spot. We also ordered pork egg rolls and they were interesting. They weren't crunchy at all. It was a bit oily and at one point, I wasn't sure if a part of it was cooked. There was more other filling than meat. The nuoc mam tasted like watered down fish sauce. I guess I was so hungry that I didn't mind it. Overall, the food was just okay. Nothing exciting to report and unfortunately I wouldn't go back.

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Robata JINYA - 3rd St.

Robata JINYA - 3rd St.

4.1
(1.5k reviews)
0.3 mi
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Robata Jinya might be my new favorite happy hour spot. If you're a lychee martini fan, start…read morethere--it's delicious and very reasonably priced. Their happy hour is one of the better ones I've found, with a great selection of rolls, nigiri, appetizers, and more, mostly ranging from $7-10. Parking is easy too, with plenty of street parking nearby. I sat at the bar, and the service was fantastic. I ordered the chicken karaage, which only comes with three pieces, but they're huge, incredibly crispy, and still juicy inside. I also tried the wagyu taco--it was fresh and flavorful, though the sauce wasn't my favorite, but that's just personal preference. I finished with a salmon hand roll and upgraded to salmon belly for a small upcharge, which was absolutely worth it. For the quality, portions, and prices, I think this beats a lot of other sushi happy hours in the area. I'll definitely be back... although part of me wants to keep this place a secret.

Robata JINYA is a great choice for happy hour. Their prices are super reasonable and the quality of…read morethe sushi is solid. We tried many things on the menu, with the crab hand roll and crispy rice with tuna being the favs. The scallop sushi (not on the happy hour menu) was also really good. The lychee martini is a must try. It comes with a huge smoke filled bubble on top, and is not too sweet. The interior is nice with some interesting samurai artifacts and wood beam ceilings. Recommend!

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Seared Kanpachi jalapeno roll Yellowtail jalapeño
Seared Kanpachi jalapeno roll Yellowtail jalapeño
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The Night We Met

The Night We Met

4.4
(262 reviews)
1.2 mi
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Let me start by saying the food was not bad, however it was the worst part of the experience…read more Really incredible vibe, live music, and the lighting is exactly what you'd want for consuming raw fish. The highlight of the meal was the crispy tuna, but I would stay far away from the dumplings. Lastly, huge fan of the bathrooms and soap scent.

Sometimes the best restaurant finds are the completely unplanned ones. We stumbled into The Night…read moreWe Met after an event nearby and ended up having a fantastic dinner. The place was packed with live music playing. Despite only taking reservations, they were kind enough to seat us at the bar. Honestly worked out perfectly because the bartender took great care of us from the moment we sat down. What we ordered: Tokyo Caesar (8.5/10): Every piece of romaine was perfectly coated in that yuzu Caesar dressing. Simple and delicious. Spicy Tuna Crispy Rice (8/10): Came with four pieces and made for a solid starter. Garlic Noodles w/ Chicken (9/10): Garlicky, savory, and cooked perfectly. The juicy chicken paired really well with the noodles. Crying Tiger (10/10): The star of the night. Perfectly cooked marinated steak with a sauce so good I was tempted to ask for extra and drink it. The interior is absolutely gorgeous with thoughtful details everywhere you look. Whether you're planning a date night or dinner with friends, this spot delivers on both food and atmosphere. Can't wait to return!

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Bao Dim Sum House

Bao Dim Sum House

4.0
(3.7k reviews)
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Just 5 minutes from The Grove, this spot on Beverly Blvd is amazing for their insane lunch deals…read moreand traditional dim sum. All their weekday lunch specials come with hot & sour soup and an egg roll. I had to get their signature spicy orange chicken which is tangy and perfectly crunchy on the outside and tender on the inside. It's seriously such a great deal with the amount they give you. Even their dim sum items are discounted during lunch too so I got all my favorites like shumai, radish cakes, green onion pancakes, string beans, and even the rainbow xiaolongbao sampler which is basically Russian roulette for you to guess the flavor of each. But the real sleeper on the menu are the sweet & spicy corn ribs. Love the nod to the Asian taste profile, and it's sooo satisfying to eat! Thanks for reading! ^-^

If you're crazy a-BAO-t dim sum like me, you definitely have to check out @baodimsumhouse !…read more As someone who's super picky about dim sum, I think this spot has some of the BEST and most authentic dim sum in West LA, with an extensive selection of traditional dishes (pork and shrimp shumai, crystal shrimp dumplings, fried radish cakes, egg yolk black buns), as well as fun options such as the Juicy Roulette Xiao Long Bao set. I've been coming here for the past two years, and their quality is stayed consistently high, if not even improving! They also have an amazing cocktail menu (which is more unusual for dim sum spots) and weekday lunch special menu from 12-3 PM, which features select dim sum and traditional Chinese dish combos at VERY affordable prices (all under $20). Honestly, everything I've tried on every visit has been AMAZING, but I highly recommend asking your waiter for recommendations and specials, since I've been able to try so many new dishes that I probably wouldn't have ever ordered. Featured here: house chow fun (beef) Pork & shrimp shumai Juicy roulette Crystal shrimp dumplings Spicy chicken& shrimp wontons Salt & pepper shrimp Shrimp stuffed eggplant Honey walnut shrimp Kung pao shrimp lunch special Sweet and spicy corn ribs Egg yolk black buns mojito lychee martini

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Beef House Chow Fun
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Qi Steam Kitchen

Qi Steam Kitchen

4.1
(233 reviews)
1.0 mi
$$

Food here seemed to look good but the taste was complete opposite. I think I should have gotten the…read morehint when we walked in and all the tables still had dirty dishes on the tables, but only one customer was paying. Also, he didn't clean off our table very well. I had to bust out my alcohol spray and wipe the table. Oh did I mention that chicken was left on their counter just sitting there entire we were there waiting for food and when we left. Not once did the cook touch it or move it so god knows how long thy meat has been sitting there. The xai long bao was okay in taste. I've like Trader Joe's better. And I've yet to find a place comparable to DTF. I ordered some The white fish dumpling was good, but it was missing something. Still DTF is better. For the price as well. The wonton noodle soup, was okay. Noodle was bland. The wonton tasted the same as the xao long bao. The broth was so-so. The BBQ Pork Belly Buns. Those buns were hard and one bite into the thing, I spit it out. My kid did the same thing. How in the world do you mess up BBQ Pork?! I love me some hole in the walls, but sorry I wouldn't recommend this place.

Qi Steam Kitchen is known for its steamed dim sum and entrées, but I went fully fried for my order…read moreand have no regrets. I ordered the Taiwanese popcorn chicken with a side of rice and scallion pancakes. The popcorn chicken was very reasonably priced for the portion size and came with plenty of pieces. The scallion pancakes were priced a bit higher than I expected, but ultimately worth it. The chicken was extra crispy and well seasoned. It didn't have the familiar five-spice or cinnamon note I usually associate with Taiwanese popcorn chicken, but it was still very good in its own right. It also came with a side of sweet chili sauce, which paired well. The scallion pancakes were also a standout. Crispy on the outside, but soft, doughy, and pleasantly chewy inside without being overly oily. I would definitely order again.

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This was my view out the window!!! A shelving unit filled with boxes and supplies.  Really?
This was my view out the window!!! A shelving unit filled with boxes and supplies. Really?
Pork Xiao Long Baos | 猪肉小笼包
Pork Xiao Long Baos | 猪肉小笼包
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