We ordered the traditional beef noodle combo, beef ribs with clear broth noodles, lamb chops, and the beef pancake roll. The noodles are nicely chewy, and everything tastes great! The staff are friendly, and we really enjoy the atmosphere here--especially with HK pop star Keung To's music playing. We'll definitely visit again! read more

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Came on the Friday night. Full of people. Worth to wait. The beef noodles were amazing. Seeing the chefs hand pull the noodle onsite at the entrance. So cool. Servers were super busy, we were told to order through the QR code. They presented the food to you in a nice manner. They were very efficient, served you tea and water once seated. Seeing them running around the whole restaurant. They were friendly. Must try the hand pull noodles and will bring my family. read more

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Order by QR code when you sit down. Free tea is served. We ordered beef noodle soup combos which came with lamb skewers and a side dish. We had cucumbers and seaweed salad as our side dishes. And we also had the braised beef noodle soup. You can choose your spice level and noodle thickness. Everything was ok, spicy and salty but not a lot of flavor. Beef wasn't tender, especially the braised beef. Cucumber didn't have snap. Seaweed was like sliced kelp which was fine but lacked umami. The lamb skewers were the highlight of the meal and I don't really eat lamb. That was tender and flavorful. No issue getting a seat. read more

I ordered takeout from here recently and had a pretty good experience overall. I tried the Chinese burgers (both pork and beef options), lamb skewers, beef noodle soup with hand pulled wide noodles, and green beans. For the Chinese burgers, the pork was more tender, but the beef had more flavor. The lamb skewers were just okay. I wish the lamb had a better balance of thin vs fattiness. The meat was a bit on the dry side, although the seasoning was pretty good. The beef noodle soup was delicious! I really enjoyed the texture of the wide noodles, broth was flavorful, and the beef was quite tender. read more

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I've seen so many restaurants come and go at this sunset location for so many years, so I was pretty excited to try this place out! They specialize in Lanzhou-style hand-pulled beef noodles, and you can actually watch them make the noodles fresh right when you walk in. The space is also super cute with panda decor throughout. I got the signature beef noodle soup. The broth was light bur flavorful, and the noodles had a great chewy texture (you can even choose the style of the noodles). My friends and I also shared cucumber salad and lamb skewers, which were my favorite. I normally don't like lamb but this was SO GOOD. Perfectly grilled, well-seasoned, and super tender. read more

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Walking into the restaurant, I felt excited to eat and slurp some delicious noodles! It gives a nice warm vibe when you walk in. Everything on the menu looked good but to my surprise the food was lacking in many aspects. I don't even know how to describe my disappointment but it tasted nothing like I imagined it to taste like. Three stars because the food was still edible. The service was also lacking. read more

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I was actually really impressed with this place! We got to the restaurant around 5:45 PM and only a few tables were occupied, but it started getting pretty busy around 6:30-7 PM. We were seated right away and ordered through a QR code, which I personally love because it makes everything quick and easy. We started with the rainbow xiaolong bao and they were really good. The pork filling was flavorful and the wrapper wasn't too thick. They also came out really hot, which made them even more delicious. We also shared the beef pancake rolls, which were super tasty. The pancake itself was perfectly crisp and the beef was cooked really well. The string beans were also really flavorful. My favorite dish of the night was the big beef noodle soup. We ordered it with thin noodles and mild spice. The broth was rich and comforting and pretty spicy for mild. The noodles tasted really fresh, and the portion size was huge. The restaurant was clean and the staff were attentive. I'd definitely come back - and I'd love to bring my parents here next time! read more

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I quite like this place. When I first step in, the decor instantly reminds me of my trip to China so it was quite nice how well they were able to take that feeling and have it here instead. There's cute panda decor everywhere and I appreciate that. They even have a QR code to scan and order just like in China. Though unfortunately you can't pay when you order so you will have to get a server's attention to pay at the end of your meal like your typical restaurant experience. The convenience is so close! Almost there but not quite 100% the China experience I would get abroad. Lamb skewers Delicious grilled and seasoned lamb meat. Though I think it's quite expensive for that it is, especially when one chunk might just be all fat as I got in one of my skewers. But overall a good choice if your noodle dish is missing protein. Beef pancake roll I didn't order this as someone else in my party ate this but I was told plenty of beef, good amount of cucumbers, and no cilantro which is great for cilantro avoiders out there. Oil spill noodles My personal fav. It looks red but it's barely spicy. Instead, it's a wonderful mix of flavors. I prefer to get this with the really wide flat noodles cause i think it looks fun to eat and the texture is extra fun to chew. It doesn't come with any protein other than a small bit of tomato egg so this goes great with the lamb skewers. Beef tripe rice noodle soup Looks spicy too but again, not really. Instead very good and deep broth flavor. The tripe has delicious deep marinated/braised flavor that goes will with noodle. Rice noodle however was too al dente for my personal preference. Would prefer it be cooked softer next time. Crispy rice cake with brown sugar These rice cakes are not as chewy or hard as the Korean kind. Instead, they're much softer but not as soft as a mochi, somewhere in between. It's likely fried so it has a fun contrasting texture of light and crisp outside but soft and a bit of squish on the inside. The brown sugar syrup was much more runnier than i expected. It wasn't think and doesn't quite stick, and instead can drip off. Careful so you don't get any on your clothes thinking it's think syrup. It also has a but of soy/kinako powder that gave it a nutty flavor. Super fun plate to share. Drinks Avoid getting the hot tea. The plastic cups used just soaks up the bleach smell and was pretty distracting when trying to drink tea. Order a fun refreshing drink instead to help balance out the strong flavors of the other foods. Would come again! read more

Less than a year old, this Northern China-style noodle house drew my attention when I was riding the L-Taraval to Ocean Beach, but surprisingly I didn't order their signature hand-pulled noodles. I was feeling particularly carb-averse that day and noticed they offer a more diverse menu than I would've expected given the name. It's pretty spacious in here and rather empty in the middle of a Thursday afternoon. I decided to try two of their small plates. First up was the $7.98 Black Fungus Salad, which sounded more ominous than it was, a pile of marinated wood ear mushrooms (Photo 9). I liked it, mostly for the chewy texture. Then came the $7.98 Lamb Skewers (Photo 10). Grilled and pretty tasty with the cumin seasoning a nice touch. I need to come back for the true noodle experience when I feel like carbs can be my friend. Otherwise I won't get my panda merit badge. OK, I made that part up. FOOD - 4 stars...didn't try the noodles but other plates also satisfy AMBIANCE - 4 stars...wide open in here SERVICE - 3.5 stars...cordial enough TOTAL - 4 stars...where's my panda merit badge? RELATED - Exploring the Sunset? Here's a collection of places I've visited and reviewed: https://yelp.to/Gw6k1C7Do7 read more

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Great for a quick bite! Service was quick and friendly. Order through QR code at the table and the restaurant was clean. Loved the beef noodle (thick noodles). The noodles could be chewier but overall solid. The pan fried dumplings were not juicy which was a let down and could have been fried more on the bottom. It was more soggy / drier than expected. read more

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Our group walked in and we waited for around 5 minutes since the waiters were pretty busy with the tables. We ordered a pretty wide spread of noodles and dumplings. I personally ordered the fried pork bun and the xiao long bao. The fried pork buns can in a plate of three and they were huge. Unfortunately, because of how big the fried pork bun was, the meat was a little dry in the middle. It also didn't have much flavor which was disappointing. As for the xlb, it didn't come super hot but it tasted fine. For the price (there was 5 of us and our total was $150), I recommend going with a group since there's something for everyone! read more

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The combo with beef noodle soup, lamb skewers and cucumber salad is my favorite!! Best lamb skewers I've tried in SF. Black fungus salad is not the best I've had. It is a bit too vinegar-y to my liking. Spacious restaurant. Good service. Portions are fairly priced. read more

Arrived on a Monday at around 6:30pm and we were seated quickly. Ordered using the QR code and the food arrived fairly quickly. The portion sizes were decent. I ordered the Stir Fried Thin Noodles - good flavor and I liked the texture of the noodles. Had plenty to take home to eat for lunch the next day. Hubs ordered the Big Platter Chicken - quite a bit a chicken pieces and he liked the flavor. He also packed half of his dish to take home. Kiddo ordered the Beef Noodle combo which came with the cucumber salad and lamb skewers. He enjoyed the noodles and the cucumber salad was enough to share with the table. The lamb skewers had good flavor but he would've preferred them to be grilled a tad longer. The waitstaff brought us our dishes, but otherwise they didn't really check on us. We refilled our own water/tea cups and grabbed our own takeaway containers. Otherwise, food was enjoyable and we'd return to try other items. read more

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Noodle Panda has taken over the former Hot Pot Garden, Simmer, Prime, Best Kept Secret space on Taraval. The interior is exactly the same as before. It's a large dining room setup that feels more like a formal dining spot than a casual noodle house. The previous management changed their concepts so many times, but it's nice to see something more straightforward take over. There is a bar with beer taps on the left side by the kitchen that currently is not being utilized, likely due to licensing. It's a lot of unused space, and having beer available would really help Noodle Panda differentiate itself from nearby competitors, especially given how spacious the dining room is and happy hour before the dinner rush. I came for lunch and had little to no wait, though there is a waitlist at the door. Ordering is done by a QR code at the table, but if you are not familiar with technology, you can flag down a server and they can take your order on a tablet. I ordered the beef noodle soup combo with two lamb skewers. The menu is fairly extensive, with options like xiao long bao, pan-fried buns, beef pancakes, and more. You can choose the noodle thickness from thin to thick and tou can watch the cook handpulling noodles through the window near the entrance. The soup was very clear and easy to drink, but a bit light and not particularly rich in flavor. The beef was tender, and the lamb skewers were solid with that familiar cumin seasoning you expect from Chinese skewers. Service was minimal. Aside from bringing hot tea, there was not much interaction with the servers unless you are paying or having plates bussed. You have to ask for hot tea refills, since customers aren't allowed to handle hot water, but ice water is self service. Utensils and condiments are already set at each table, so once your food arrives, you are on your own. Overall, Noodle Panda shows promise, especially with the hand pulled noodles and generous space, but with better utilization of the bar area, it could potentially become a solid spot on Taraval, especially with no shortage of competition for dumpling restaurants, they can offer beer or even a happy hour to differentiate themselves. read more

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===TL;DR=== - House special chow main w/ wide noodle - Rare beef rice noodle soup with vermicelli, no cilantro ===TMI=== - no cilantro: noodle still came with cilantro. Told the worker and he said he those are green onion. I had to point them out specifically before he told action. told them but that guy was new - Still had cilantro in the dish after he came back with another bowl - Hair/ lint in soup Came here on a Tuesday evening, parking is all luck since that's how Taraval street is. No one greeted when entered until we made it obvious since we're not sure if we needed to be seated or seat ourselves. Got seated, QR code menu to order. The food was underwhelming. For my rare beef rice noodle soup I specified no cilantro. The noodle soup still came with cilantro. I flagged the worker and told him that but his first respond was those are green onions. I had to point them out specifically before he agreed. He then said oh right, I saw your order and it said no cilantro and I told them that but (they still put cilantro in) the guy was new. He kindly took the bowl away and came back with it moments later (assuming they picked out the cilantro instead of making a new bowl). Little did I know, there were still cilantros in it. So therefore at this point, I had to pick them out myself. The bowl of noodle itself was quite bland and the condiments on the table didn't really help make it better. In addition to that, I also found a piece of hair in my soup - disgusting. The house special chow main was also just alright. The noodle was on the chewer hard side but at least they gave a good portion of shrimps. We specifically choose wide noodle on the ordering page as it ask to choose wide or knife cut. When it came out, it was just thin noodles... what's the point of choosing? After I finished my meal, I requested for checkout on the website (from the QR code order). It states that the staff is notified and will bring the check over. I've waited but no action was taken. As I look over, all I saw was the staff was eating something. It wasn't a busy night and there were two staffs working... could have been more efficient. The staff also didn't ask us if we want water/ tea until the food was served... thought that was a little late. read more

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Noodle Panda is a clean, spacious, modern space with light wooden, orange, and cute panda decor. It's located on Taraval St near 19th or Highway 1. You need to find street parking. There are QR code menus, but given mobile service seemed spotty inside the restaurant, servers were willing and ready to take your order. I ordered Spicy Pig Ear, Liangfen, and Traditional Hand Pulled Beef Noodle. The Liangfen was my least favorite. I was hoping the noodles would be chewier and firmer. The black vinegar flavor was strong, but we still easily finished the dish. I enjoyed the other 2 dishes a lot and would reorder them. Flavorful and fun to eat. The hand pulled noodles were long, so we got scissors to cut them. Lots of beef in the soup. The handmade noodles come in 6 shapes: Extra Thin, Thin, Thick, Flat, Wide, and Knife Cut. I think the default or regular noodle is the Thin. My friend wants to try Knife Cut next time. The huge table with utensils, water and tea dispensers are meant for the servers only. They prefer to refill the tea for you, so you don't accidentally burn yourself. Fun authentic Chinese menu with lots of items I would try: Rainbow Xiaolong Bao or XLB, Spicy Chili Oil Beef, Beef Pancake Rolls, Chinese Burger (Pork/Beef), Big Beef Rib Noodles, Poached Fish in Chili Oil, and Fish in Pickled Cabbage & Chili Soup. Lamb is served here as well. If you're a local who likes the food and can visit regularly, I suggest asking a server about becoming a member. You get discounted prices on certain dishes. You prepay $100, but you get $150 restaurant credit. I visited in early December 2025, which is around Black Friday, Cyber Monday, and Christmas time, so maybe that's why it was such a good membership deal. I highly recommend trying Noodle Panda. read more

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New Chinese restaurant on Taraval that specializes in handmade noodles! It's spacious, clean, and well lit. You order from the QR code on the napkin boxes. I like that you can customize the type of noodles (unless it's a rice noodle dish). They have noodle soups and stir fried noodle dishes. I came for a late dinner on a Tuesday at 7:30pm and was seated right away. I got the braised beef noodle soup with knife cut noodles and the pan fried pork baos. The portions were generous and noodles were good, you could tell they were made fresh. The soup was not as flavorful as I wanted it to be but it came with a good amount of beef. The pan fried baos came in a serving of 3. They were pretty big and the filling was juicy. The table had chili oil and black vinegar for condiments. They didn't have any soy sauce on the table so we asked the waiter for some and they brought some over which went well with the pan fried buns. The highlights were the handmade noodles, the affordability & large portion sizes, and the nice interior. I would come back to try something else. read more

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Noodle panda is one of the best kept secrets of the Sunset! The food is all fresh and delicious -- I would highly recommend the lamb skewers that come with some of the noodle combos. The skewer was cooked to perfection with incredibly tender meat that was still moist. Service was simple, but quick and efficient . They have a lot of space so it's a great place for families or large friend groups. read more

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Noodle Panda is a great casual noodle spot on Taraval with quick, no-fuss service and delicious food with large portions. The hand-pulled beef noodle soup combo is more than enough for one person, and the lamb skewers are full-sized (not the puny ones you get at other places). The skewers are succulent and fatty, though I would have preferred them to be spicier. The cucumber salad really cuts the richness. The noodles were perfectly al dente (we chose the sliced or knife cut variety), and the thinly sliced beef was well-marinated and flavorful. read more

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Quick lunch spot on Taraval. Not too busy during lunch and very spacious seating. Parking available on residential streets. Simple dish packed with chewy noodles and delicious soup. Open seating, scan and order via phone and your order will come out shortly. Variety of items from dumplings, veggies, dry noodles, wok dish. Order a beef noodle with Chinese pickles ($16.98 w/out tax). The chili oil was not that spicy and compliments well with the noodles. The noodles were great, al dente chew and were super long pulled noodles. Can't go wrong with simple noodle dish, has a bit of everything read more

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The oil spilt noodles were actually really good. They werent overly oily. I'm glad it came with a good mix of vegetables to soak up the sauce. The sauce was a bit more sweeter than i would have preferred, but still good. We also ordered the lamb skewers and beef rolls - both hits! The lamb skewers i enjoyed because they were crispy and cut into small pieces. The beef rolls had a nice sauce that wasn't overly saucy or overpowering. Service was curt but good; no complaints. Restaurant was brightly lit, busy on a friday night. read more

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I ordered the 'Fish in pickled cabbage and chili soup' ($21.98) which I really enjoyed. The fish was so tender and soft, it went so well with the pickled cabbage. I ordered a side of rice to eat with it. I think next time I'll ask them not to put peppers on it as I wanted to drink the soup but couldn't because it was to spicy for my taste My friend ordered the 'Oil spill noodles' ($15.98), I didn't try it but she seemed to enjoy it and finished the ahe bowl! read more

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Food - Comfort food! - Huge portions! - Every dish was tasty - Soup and noodles were flavorful Service - Fast and so kind Ambiance - Liked how big it was inside. - Combined tables fine for 8 people - Clean Be back to try more! Everyone enjoyed the food! read more

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Got to visit Noodle Panda few weekends ago and it was good! Free parking in the neighborhood is a bit difficult but paid street parking is always available. We were a party of 4 (3 adults + 1 baby) and we got seated right away since we went there at opening. You scan the QR code for the menu then you place it via your phone. What we ordered: - Braised Beef Noodles: I ordered this one to share with my daughter. I thought this comes with bok Choy but clearly it was different from the photo they have online which was a bit disappointing. It didn't really look like the photo so I doubled check with the server but they said that was what I ordered. The soup was good and noodles were good! Other than not having a lot of veggies, I was still pretty satisfied overall with my dish. Once you're done eating, you can ask the waiter/waitress for the bill. read more

TLDR: As we are big fans of wider noodles of all nationalities, be it Italian Pappardelle to Cantonese Ho Fun, we come here for the handmade knife-cut noodles of Northwest China and my favorite - the Chinese Cabbage Pork Dumplings! The Pork/Beef Burgers are pretty good too.. almost like an English muffin with meat inside! =) What's Inside: Stroll on in, they'll guide you to your table, and whip out your cell phone to pull the online menu using the QR code shown on the napkin dispenser. They have big printed menus too, if you wanna go OG and order direct from the waitress like we did (we had substutions!) We ordered: Braised Beef Noodle Soup - A pretty huge bowl of knife cut noodles with a decent serving of chunks of tender fatty beef. Light but flavorful broth. Pretty tasty. Add bit of chili oil if you dare for extra kick. (5/5) Chicken (Rice) Noodle Soup - Instead of rice noodles, we wanted the knife cut noodles here, so we ordered direct from the helpful waitress. Tender strips and smaller chunks of tender dark meat chicken garnished with corn, bok choy greens and cilantro, and a couple of seafood (long-stemmed) mushrooms. 4.2/5 The Chinese Cabbage Pork Dumplings - As mentioned, my personal favorite dish here. Thick yet tender skin with an equally tender flavorful filling. Sure, lots of other places make this well too, but I like them here when I want something simple for my tummy, but there's always the chili oil/soy dipping sauce to tempt me in the other direction. I usually try every other dumpling with a small bit of soy sauce . YUM. (5/5) Dry-Fried Green Beans - straight off the wok, served burning HOT! Beautifully prepared with fried minced garlic and onion, however it was a bit too much on the salty side.. 3/5.. If it weren't that salty, It would have been a 5/5. PRO TIP: Next time if I order the Dry Fried Green Beans, tell them "low salt" please! House Chow Mein - Again, we subbed in the knife cut noodles here. You get beef and shrimp.. and tons of noodles. Not bad. 4/5 Grapefruit Drink - pretty good with crystal boba inside. it's nice contrast to the meaty braised beef noodle and house chow mein that we ordered. 5/5 Courteous service throughout, though a little difficult to flag down near closing time or for water/tea service. Getting Here: Located in the Outer Sunset, or what people now call the "West Side" of San Francisco is Noodle Panda at the corner of Taraval at 21st St. Easy transit access via the "L-Taraval" Light rail line right out in front. By car, parking is actually achievable out here without having to orbit the block more than once, even on a Friday evening. Verdict? We've come here a couple of times now, and the food and service is consistently good. Nothing crazy outstanding, but an enjoyable meal in a bright clean setting. Worth a try, I say! read more

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Did takeout and order the same items. But the bowl of the left is significantly less quantity than bowl of the right. It is very sad that they would rip off people like this. Would not recommend this place to anyone. read more

Noodle Panda - Got ripped off, same items but the bowl of the left is less than half the quantity vs the bowl of the right. - Noodles Near Me - San Francisco, California

The three of us came for lunch today. We live in the neighborhood but waited for the hype to dwindle before we decided to come. Arriving around 11:15 am the restaurant was about 1/3 full. We sat down at a table for four. We used the QR code powered by the chowbus platform to order. However laminated two sided menus can be found on the table, and waitstaff can also take your order. If you're a panda fan you'll enjoy the interior. Pandas decorate the walls as well as the waitstaff who wear panda hats. And a sitting panda at the front entrance. We all had noodles, all good portion sizes - * hubby had braised beef rice noodles soup - mild. * daughter had house special stir fry chow mein - plenty of shrimp & beef. * I had traditional hand pulled noodles soup - this was very fresh as the noodles are pulled and cooked to order. Great broth. No spice. All the broths can be made with - no spice, mild, or spicy. Our food came quickly once we placed our order. Later we flagged down the waitstaff to pay. Next time we'll try other menu items like the lamb skewers and the dumplings. I found metered street parking a block away. read more

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Came here for dinner at around 6:30pm today (Saturday). The restaurant wasn't too, too busy so we got a table right away. We scanned the QR code to order. We ordered the Sauce Cucumber Salad, Beef Pancake Rolls, Fried Pork Buns, and Oil Spill Noodles (with flat noodles). The cucumber salad was very refreshing and perfectly seasoned. The cucumbers were fresh and crunchy. I really liked this dish and would highly recommend it as a side. The fried pork buns were probably my least favorite out of all the dishes we got. First of all, I was surprised by how big they were. Second, I was expecting fried soup dumplings but these were more like baos. The flavor was good. They were just not what I wanted/was craving. The beef pancake rolls were crispy and good. My bf and I really enjoyed the oil spill noodles. After we mixed it, I was afraid it was going to be very spicy by how red and how much chili oil there was. However, the spice level was mild and it was perfect. The noodles were delicious. They had a great texture and I loved the flatness and wideness of them. read more

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Food is super tasty. Pretty authentic. Do not miss the szechuan boiled fish in red oil. One of the best in the bay. The 3 or 4 times I've ordered it, the fish is cooked perfectly tender. They also use snakehead fish as opposed to basa or tilapia that many other restaurants use. This is a plus. Also highly recommend the lamb skewers and the beef noodle soup. Both super tasty. Highly recommend this place. Too bad it's in a dying strip mall. read more

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Randomly bumped into this for lunch with friends. It's a sit down restaurant but it's more like fast casual. You order with a QR code and the food comes out fast. There are noodles, xinjiang style bbq, and some stir fries. The xinjiang mixed noodles were really good. Not super spicy but there is a kick. The cumin lamb chops were also very good. Very crispy and well spiced. Slightly fatty. Portions are healthy. read more

I came here with a big group of people, fortunately there is lots of seating in this restaurant, you'll most likely get seated right away. The staff were very friendly with us. I order the beef ribs and daikon in clear broth noodle soup. The beef ribs and daikon came in a smaller bowl with tasty broth - slightly salty but the clear broth noodles balanced it out. I sort of ate it tsukemen style where I dipped my noodles in the smaller bowl to eat! The portions were huge! I ate this for two meals basically. The noodles were a bit soft to my liking but still delicious, the beef ribs were tender and soft and the broth in that one was tasty which made up for the noodles. read more

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Service was fast & good. Food came out steaming and had a lot of flavor. I loved the large flat noodles. Dumplings were good as well! The restaurant itself was clean and had plenty of space. I came with a stroller & had a lot of room. Would recommend! read more

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Chicken with peppers 2/5. Kinda dry and flavor not really good. Pickled fish 3/5. Go to a place that specializes in it, the fish felt kind of rubbery and the soup wasn't spicy but it had a good flavor. I expected heat so it felt unfullfilling for that. The lamb meat was good. It was tender and fall off the bone. 5/5. The dumplings were good. Like any average dumpling, nothing special but not bad. The ambiance is super cozy and large. I love the decor and theme of the place. Service is good, attentive and fast. read more

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A decent location for hand pulled noodles with cute theming. There is metered street parking available, so finding a spot could be difficult depending on the day/time. Upon entering, you're greeted with a large window that lets you see into the kitchen and you're able to watch the noodles being pulled. Everything in the location is panda themed and all of the servers have panda hats as well. They have a room that can fit about 15-20 people towards the back of the restaurant for any large parties. The food comes out fairly quickly after ordering. The food had good flavor, but some of the dishes were more on the bland side. The noodles were a little bit overcooked but still tasted okay. The portion sizes were on par with any other restaurant and all of the dishes were good for sharing. The dumplings were a little bit light on the filling compared to the amount of skin that was on the outside. read more

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Staff were friendly and greeted us with smiles. Seated us quickly and took our orders soon after. Food came out in 10minutes. My sister praised the Lambs Skewers that came with my Traditional Hand Pulled Beef Noodle Combo. I loved the portion size of the noodles, and the amount of protein pieces were fair. I do suggest getting an appetizer or two though as the noodles are itself and pieces of protein. Great restaurant after hitting the gym. read more

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Very disappointing experience. When we arrived, the waiter told us to "sit wherever is empty." We are a party of three and chose a larger table. Shortly after, the waiter came over and yelled at us, saying, "This is a table for five people. There are many smaller tables--why didn't you choose one?" If we were instructed to sit wherever we felt comfortable, why were we being scolded for following that direction? The tone was extremely rude and unprofessional. It only got worse. When our chicken noodle soup was brought to the table, the waiter's fingers were inside the bowl, touching the soup. It was completely unsanitary and honestly very disgusting. On top of the poor service and hygiene concerns, the food itself (dumplings and chicken noodle soup) was bland and not enjoyable. Overall: rude service, poor food quality, and unacceptable food handling. We will not be returning. read more

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This is a very fun spot for Chinese food and handhold noodles! We came with a large group and were seated in the back room, which was wonderful to have a large table with a Lazy Susan for family style sharing! Some of the favorite dishes were the beef noodle soup as well as the chicken Chow mein. Our service was wonderful and we were obsessed with the waiters panda hats!! They were very accommodating to kids and had plenty of high chairs read more

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Meal was ok, soup lacked flavor but noodles were good! Cucumbers also lacked a lot of flavor. read more

The soup is it! Definitely come here for a hearty bowl of noodle soup. Tender beef, umami soup, and the noodles are perfectly al-dente, borderline undercooked (in the best way). Pan fried pork buns tastes good, but the meat to bun ratio is off. Service was overall friendly, but they did not bring us napkins and we needed to flag them down. Since they are new, they are probably figuring out the system, and I will definitely revisit for their noodles! read more

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Came here with a large group and sat in the back room which was HUGE for us since we had so many little kids. Nice to be able to lock them into a confined space and not have to worry too much about them. The food was yummy and we were able to do easy family style with the lazy Susan in the middle of the table. Though we were in a tucked back room, the staff never forgot about us and were super helpful! Would for sure come back, especially for a larger group fast casual experience. The noodles were craaaaaaazy long! read more

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