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Their handmade noodles are so fresh! I love getting the curry beef and devour it within minutes. Too bad they're closed Sundays. So nice and convenient by the new west skytrain and right beside the movie theatre! I need to try the other dishes someday.
Very authentic, Northern/Szechuan Chinese noodle house specializing in homemade noodles, with a few veggie/vegan options. I did a quick pick-up order over the phone for lunch: Fried Noodle with Curry Sauce ($15 after tax), which comes with a choice of protein, vegetable, or vegetable & tofu (I did this), and choice of noodle (I did cutting noodles). They only needed 5 minutes for the order, and it was ready when they said it would be. The portion was large, wonderfully coated in an appropriately intense curry flavour, correctly salted, with lots of broccoli, onion, red and green bell pepper, plenty of tofu, and perfectly textured homemade cutting noodles (some other places., e.g., Peaceful, call this "blade-cutting noodles"). Really well-executed, authentic dish, good value, and very tasty. Recommended.
I don't know if I was just ravenous or if it was this amazing, delicious Chinese food that I ate. Simply the best I've eaten outside of China, and best believe, I've been around. We had the woodear mushroom dish, shrimp fried rice, onion beef, and beef spring roll. All finished in 20 minutes. Wiped clean by two. The woodear mushroom dish and the beef spring roll were especially outstanding. I don't live in Canada, but I would come to this specific place any day. Hole in the wall for real. Please come and bless your palate.
Solid taste on everything with a decent price. Beef noodle is a must try. although a bit oily, has a good home style taste. Beef roll is average, probably wouldn't get it again. Also ordered "sheng jian bao" which is pan fried bun/dumplings. Large portion for good price. Taste is decent with a savoury soup inside each bun. 7.4/10
North Noodle House, New Westminster Price: $5.98 - 6.98 per || $10 - $14 Taste: 5 / 5 Atmosphere: 2/5 Seating: 3/5 Price Performance ratio: 4.8 / 5 Retention Rate: 100% ℙros: The spice is the REAL DEAL - slightly spicy for me but that's what increased the flavor by a notch this chinese hamburger (肉夹馍） has an adequate meat filling excellent pricing lamb marinated with cumin herbs = extra points (everyone knows that I love lamb with cumin) buns are soft has onion in it so it gives it a good crunch the stir fried noodles with lambs are hand pulled. It's chewy! lots of meat filling ℂons: at a really bizarre location. It's above the new west sky train station where the landmark cinema is. the heat might be a bit too much to handle for some of you. It made my lips tingle. It's hot air too (if you know, you know) a teeny bit smaller than the average chinese burgers, but the filling is the same. Final Thoughts: seems like a lot of you were quite interested in my previous post on the Rou Jia Mo, so I decided to do a series of reviews on these coming up. Hidden Gem in new Westminster. This is as good as the Xi'an Cuisine from the public market marginally better than Old xi an from Richmond (mainly cause I feel that their quality has slipped lately)
I've heard good things from two friends about North Noodle House. They usually come here for food before seeing a movie. NNH's located in the New Westminster skytrain station (top floor) beside Bobacabana. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 1:00pm). The inside is small with three tables and 3 high chairs to people watch the commuters (17 seats total). The two larger tables are communal so be ready to share with strangers. Service is decent and food comes out quickly. The menu consists of Northern specialties, noodles (fried, soup, sauce and flavored), wonton & dumplings, fried pancake, cold dishes, snacks and desserts. You can request the type of noodles you want (hand dragged or cutting). Love that they give you baby scissors to cut your noodles; first Chinese spot I've seen that's done that. About time! - Herbal tea ($3.50) - M's always got to get a drink with his meal. - Pork Chinese burger ($5.50) - flat bead filled with pork and hot peppers. The bread was light, pillowy and soft but the pork filling was soooooo salty. Instant hit of salt punctuated my taste buds. - Xin-Jiang noodles ($15.98) - fried chicken with potatoes, peppers and onion in a spicy star anise sauce. This is their most expensive dish on the menu. No idea why it's so pricey because you don't get that much chicken. Speaking of the chicken, wow, it was incredibly salty. At least the noodles had a toothsome, chewy bite but even that couldn't save this dish. - Lan Zhou beef noodle soup ($9.98) - have had Lan Zhou at numerous places and this one was okay. Standard noodles and very thin beef pieces. The broth was salty; reminded us of sea water. Clearly, someone in the kitchen has a heavy hand on the salt seasoning. - Spicy cold noodles with beef & cucumber ($10.98) - these come as thin dragging noodles. Surprisingly, this was everyone's favourite dish. Broth was light and refreshing with a touch of sourness. Beef slices were excellent and retained its bite. Salty, salty, salty. Couldn't get over it. Merely average noodles at NNH.
Come here before 530pm if you wish to get a table. It gets crowded as there are not many tables in here. I had the Lan Zhou beef noodle soup and it was tasty. The portion was quite big with plenty of noodles so you would not leave hungry. My friend had the tofu with meat with a side order of rice, and it was a huge plate too. The service is prompt and efficient. They do take your order and bring you your bill. You can also go straight to the cashier to order food to go which I do see many people coming in to do that. The prices are reasonable at around $10 each.
Noodles were fresh... what a nice experience to see noodles being hand made. This was a good find, a hidden gem in the middle of an eateries court. I will definitely return very soon. I ordered the Lamb Stir Fry that came out about 10 minutes after ordering. A must try, you will not be disappointed.
Very confidently located right by Landmark theaters. We came here right before our show and the restaurant was busy for Friday night that we even had to share tables. The restaurant is very small do best for smaller groups. We tried the stew noodle with lamb and the pan fried dumplings. The noodles where thick cut homemade noodles. It has a nice texture for those who like more al dented thicker doughy noodles the soup for the noodles was pretty good too. The best deal are the dumplings. They are HUGE! There were 13 of them in a large place stuffed with ground pork inside. The pan fried dumplings are more of a bun like texture so you can get very full after a noodle dish so make sure you have 3 to 4 people to share to expect to save some to take home! Well worth a try!
What an unexpected find in New West! Never did I imagine I would find fresh handpulled noodles in a small restaurant on the platform of the skytrain station. North noodle house is a classic noodle joint serving various varieties of handpulled noodles, many of which are inspired by Northern China. I got the 炸酱面 (Mince meat sauce noodle?) while my friend got the cumin lamb stir fried noodle. The first thing we noticed was how the noodles were were not shaped perfectly, but rather irregular. This is definitely a sign of hand pulled noodles, and the great chewy texture confirms it. Definitely an unexpected surprise! For around 10 dollars, the price is decent for the generous portion they serve. The only thing I would say is that the ambience is not all that great, as there are only like 4 tables and we ended up sharing our table with another group. But come here for the noodles and you won't be disappointed.
What a hidden gem! Tucked away on the third floor of the skytrain station, North Noodle House (more accurately translated as Northern China Noodle House) delivers authentic and flavorful Northern Chinese cuisine for a very reasonable price! This review is mainly valid for the beef noodle soup as THIS WAS LITERALLY THE BEST LANZHOU STYLE BEEF NOODLE SOUP I'VE EVER HAD. The broth was sooooo rich and pretty sure there was no msg in there at all! Beef slices were super thin and LITERALLY MELT IN YOUR MOUTH tender, bursting with umami, complemented elegantly with the astringent taste of the pickled vegetables. The noodles are all homemade as can be seen by the various portraits on the wall / master noodle chef in the kitchen. Not exactly the best noodles I've ever had but most definitely top 10 (where the top 9 are mostly places in China/Asia). We also ordered the Lamb skewers, which were quite good as well! Not the best I've had in terms of western Chinese/uyghur cuisine but pretty damn good! The dumplings on the other hand were decent. GET THE BEEF NOODLE SOUP!
This small, hidden gem located at the New West skytrain station is one of the best noodle house if you live close. Lots of parking. They have very limited seats. Do not go with more than 6 people in a group. I tried their fried noodle (first page) with lamb and it did not dissapoint. The noodles you order, will always be made fresh by the chef before they cook it. My partner ordered the lanzhou beef noodle soup, and that tasted amazing too! They give abundant noodles. The only thing I wish they do is give us more meat.. but again, not going to complain. Definitely will come back during this cold winter weather. Could be a great stop before the movies at landmark cinemas.
Who would've thought there would be an authentic noodle place next to a skytrain station? Literalaly you can hop off the train and feast on good noodles/dumplings or order ahead of time to pick up 9n the way home. Despite the small space with limited seating, Northern Noodle House manages to hand make fresh noodles with good flavors. Zhajiang Pork with Cucumber on Noodles 炸醬麵 $8.95：not a fan of their ginger flavored sauce. Different than other places and not as good. Seafood Soup Noodles 海鮮湯麵 $9.95：pretty comforting, especially good one cold day. Green Onion Pancake $3.95: meh, felt like greasy dough. Made it better when I added some beef to it Fried Beef with Green Onion 蔥爆牛肉 $13.95 our favorite along with stir fried noodles Stir-fried Noodles: quite good with the thick noodles. Parking: in the same structure as Landmark Cinema Overall 3.5 stars bumped up to 4.
6 months ago
I had really high hopes from all the good reviews and was excited for thick chewy noodles. Paid parking only at this mall, I think, so we managed to park elsewhere and walk here. Fried noodle with pork - very very little pork. Very little veggies as well. The noodles were super chewy and texture was great. I assumed it would be similar to the taste of the shanghai fried thick noodle since it is also soy sauce based, but instead it was so bland. I would try cumin next time but am afraid it would be equally bland Dan dan noodles - also completely bland. Not peanutty, no spices. Pan fried dumplings - i love northern style dumplings because they have a thicker skin. Unfortunately the wrapping was not a dumpling wrapping. It was a bao wrapping - very similar to sheng jian bao. I did not expect 12 baos. The bottoms were also not crispy. I think next time I'd better go with boiled dumplings. The only thing I liked was the bounciness of the noodles. However, I can get that elsewhere like the biang biang noodles at crystal mall. read more
Their handmade noodles are so fresh! I love getting the curry beef and devour it within minutes. Too bad they're closed Sundays. So nice and convenient by the new west skytrain and right beside the movie theatre! I need to try the other dishes someday. read more
Very authentic, Northern/Szechuan Chinese noodle house specializing in homemade noodles, with a few veggie/vegan options. I did a quick pick-up order over the phone for lunch: Fried Noodle with Curry Sauce ($15 after tax), which comes with a choice of protein, vegetable, or vegetable & tofu (I did this), and choice of noodle (I did cutting noodles). They only needed 5 minutes for the order, and it was ready when they said it would be. The portion was large, wonderfully coated in an appropriately intense curry flavour, correctly salted, with lots of broccoli, onion, red and green bell pepper, plenty of tofu, and perfectly textured homemade cutting noodles (some other places., e.g., Peaceful, call this "blade-cutting noodles"). Really well-executed, authentic dish, good value, and very tasty. Recommended. read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
I don't know if I was just ravenous or if it was this amazing, delicious Chinese food that I ate. Simply the best I've eaten outside of China, and best believe, I've been around. We had the woodear mushroom dish, shrimp fried rice, onion beef, and beef spring roll. All finished in 20 minutes. Wiped clean by two. The woodear mushroom dish and the beef spring roll were especially outstanding. I don't live in Canada, but I would come to this specific place any day. Hole in the wall for real. Please come and bless your palate. read more
4 years ago
Solid taste on everything with a decent price. Beef noodle is a must try. although a bit oily, has a good home style taste. Beef roll is average, probably wouldn't get it again. Also ordered "sheng jian bao" which is pan fried bun/dumplings. Large portion for good price. Taste is decent with a savoury soup inside each bun. 7.4/10 read more
5 years ago
North Noodle House, New Westminster Price: $5.98 - 6.98 per || $10 - $14 Taste: 5 / 5 Atmosphere: 2/5 Seating: 3/5 Price Performance ratio: 4.8 / 5 Retention Rate: 100% ℙros: The spice is the REAL DEAL - slightly spicy for me but that's what increased the flavor by a notch this chinese hamburger (肉夹馍） has an adequate meat filling excellent pricing lamb marinated with cumin herbs = extra points (everyone knows that I love lamb with cumin) buns are soft has onion in it so it gives it a good crunch the stir fried noodles with lambs are hand pulled. It's chewy! lots of meat filling ℂons: at a really bizarre location. It's above the new west sky train station where the landmark cinema is. the heat might be a bit too much to handle for some of you. It made my lips tingle. It's hot air too (if you know, you know) a teeny bit smaller than the average chinese burgers, but the filling is the same. Final Thoughts: seems like a lot of you were quite interested in my previous post on the Rou Jia Mo, so I decided to do a series of reviews on these coming up. Hidden Gem in new Westminster. This is as good as the Xi'an Cuisine from the public market marginally better than Old xi an from Richmond (mainly cause I feel that their quality has slipped lately) read more
2 years ago
I've heard good things from two friends about North Noodle House. They usually come here for food before seeing a movie. NNH's located in the New Westminster skytrain station (top floor) beside Bobacabana. We dropped in on a Saturday afternoon (around 1:00pm). The inside is small with three tables and 3 high chairs to people watch the commuters (17 seats total). The two larger tables are communal so be ready to share with strangers. Service is decent and food comes out quickly. The menu consists of Northern specialties, noodles (fried, soup, sauce and flavored), wonton & dumplings, fried pancake, cold dishes, snacks and desserts. You can request the type of noodles you want (hand dragged or cutting). Love that they give you baby scissors to cut your noodles; first Chinese spot I've seen that's done that. About time! - Herbal tea ($3.50) - M's always got to get a drink with his meal. - Pork Chinese burger ($5.50) - flat bead filled with pork and hot peppers. The bread was light, pillowy and soft but the pork filling was soooooo salty. Instant hit of salt punctuated my taste buds. - Xin-Jiang noodles ($15.98) - fried chicken with potatoes, peppers and onion in a spicy star anise sauce. This is their most expensive dish on the menu. No idea why it's so pricey because you don't get that much chicken. Speaking of the chicken, wow, it was incredibly salty. At least the noodles had a toothsome, chewy bite but even that couldn't save this dish. - Lan Zhou beef noodle soup ($9.98) - have had Lan Zhou at numerous places and this one was okay. Standard noodles and very thin beef pieces. The broth was salty; reminded us of sea water. Clearly, someone in the kitchen has a heavy hand on the salt seasoning. - Spicy cold noodles with beef & cucumber ($10.98) - these come as thin dragging noodles. Surprisingly, this was everyone's favourite dish. Broth was light and refreshing with a touch of sourness. Beef slices were excellent and retained its bite. Salty, salty, salty. Couldn't get over it. Merely average noodles at NNH. read more
10 years ago
Come here before 530pm if you wish to get a table. It gets crowded as there are not many tables in here. I had the Lan Zhou beef noodle soup and it was tasty. The portion was quite big with plenty of noodles so you would not leave hungry. My friend had the tofu with meat with a side order of rice, and it was a huge plate too. The service is prompt and efficient. They do take your order and bring you your bill. You can also go straight to the cashier to order food to go which I do see many people coming in to do that. The prices are reasonable at around $10 each. read more
Noodles were fresh... what a nice experience to see noodles being hand made. This was a good find, a hidden gem in the middle of an eateries court. I will definitely return very soon. I ordered the Lamb Stir Fry that came out about 10 minutes after ordering. A must try, you will not be disappointed. read more
Very confidently located right by Landmark theaters. We came here right before our show and the restaurant was busy for Friday night that we even had to share tables. The restaurant is very small do best for smaller groups. We tried the stew noodle with lamb and the pan fried dumplings. The noodles where thick cut homemade noodles. It has a nice texture for those who like more al dented thicker doughy noodles the soup for the noodles was pretty good too. The best deal are the dumplings. They are HUGE! There were 13 of them in a large place stuffed with ground pork inside. The pan fried dumplings are more of a bun like texture so you can get very full after a noodle dish so make sure you have 3 to 4 people to share to expect to save some to take home! Well worth a try! read more
What an unexpected find in New West! Never did I imagine I would find fresh handpulled noodles in a small restaurant on the platform of the skytrain station. North noodle house is a classic noodle joint serving various varieties of handpulled noodles, many of which are inspired by Northern China. I got the 炸酱面 (Mince meat sauce noodle?) while my friend got the cumin lamb stir fried noodle. The first thing we noticed was how the noodles were were not shaped perfectly, but rather irregular. This is definitely a sign of hand pulled noodles, and the great chewy texture confirms it. Definitely an unexpected surprise! For around 10 dollars, the price is decent for the generous portion they serve. The only thing I would say is that the ambience is not all that great, as there are only like 4 tables and we ended up sharing our table with another group. But come here for the noodles and you won't be disappointed. read more
What a hidden gem! Tucked away on the third floor of the skytrain station, North Noodle House (more accurately translated as Northern China Noodle House) delivers authentic and flavorful Northern Chinese cuisine for a very reasonable price! This review is mainly valid for the beef noodle soup as THIS WAS LITERALLY THE BEST LANZHOU STYLE BEEF NOODLE SOUP I'VE EVER HAD. The broth was sooooo rich and pretty sure there was no msg in there at all! Beef slices were super thin and LITERALLY MELT IN YOUR MOUTH tender, bursting with umami, complemented elegantly with the astringent taste of the pickled vegetables. The noodles are all homemade as can be seen by the various portraits on the wall / master noodle chef in the kitchen. Not exactly the best noodles I've ever had but most definitely top 10 (where the top 9 are mostly places in China/Asia). We also ordered the Lamb skewers, which were quite good as well! Not the best I've had in terms of western Chinese/uyghur cuisine but pretty damn good! The dumplings on the other hand were decent. GET THE BEEF NOODLE SOUP! read more
This small, hidden gem located at the New West skytrain station is one of the best noodle house if you live close. Lots of parking. They have very limited seats. Do not go with more than 6 people in a group. I tried their fried noodle (first page) with lamb and it did not dissapoint. The noodles you order, will always be made fresh by the chef before they cook it. My partner ordered the lanzhou beef noodle soup, and that tasted amazing too! They give abundant noodles. The only thing I wish they do is give us more meat.. but again, not going to complain. Definitely will come back during this cold winter weather. Could be a great stop before the movies at landmark cinemas. read more
Who would've thought there would be an authentic noodle place next to a skytrain station? Literalaly you can hop off the train and feast on good noodles/dumplings or order ahead of time to pick up 9n the way home. Despite the small space with limited seating, Northern Noodle House manages to hand make fresh noodles with good flavors. Zhajiang Pork with Cucumber on Noodles 炸醬麵 $8.95：not a fan of their ginger flavored sauce. Different than other places and not as good. Seafood Soup Noodles 海鮮湯麵 $9.95：pretty comforting, especially good one cold day. Green Onion Pancake $3.95: meh, felt like greasy dough. Made it better when I added some beef to it Fried Beef with Green Onion 蔥爆牛肉 $13.95 our favorite along with stir fried noodles Stir-fried Noodles: quite good with the thick noodles. Parking: in the same structure as Landmark Cinema Overall 3.5 stars bumped up to 4. read more
7 years ago
presentation of food was alright, but taste is amazing. Fresh ingredients. Limited seating and not great for groups, but location is super convenient at the new west skytrain station next to bobacabana. Prices are average but a bit higher than MYST or The One read more
6 years ago
Been trying to look for a decent zha jiang mian and this place is honestly a hole in the wall, noodles were chewy and bouncy and you can tell that it's house made. They also don't skimp on their cucumbers. Just give it a try. read more
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Was on the way home and decided to have an early dinner here. I haven't had dan dan noodles in years so that's what I ordered. Within 10 minutes or less, I received a nice large helping of these hand-drawn noodles. As they were dry noodles (without soup) with toppings, I can't describe the noodles by itself any further than good texture and consistency. They didn't quite absorb any of the other flavours to my dismay. Together as a dish, it was decent. Not the best dan dan I've had. Overall, great portions for $10, convenient location, authentic noodles were a huge plus, but perhaps try something other than this dish. read more
Food is fantastic. I had the north lan zhou noodles. It was good. Hand oulled noodles is difficult to make because you want long pieces that arent broken. Beef is on the saltier side, but I believe thats how its meant to taste. Will come bacl here again in the future. read more
This place is in the skytrain complex with Landmark Cinemas. This place is all about freshly-made noodles! Sauces and taste of everything else is still pretty good but not great. Also, the pricing reflects the awesome noodles but not the portion of meat or flavouring of food. Go for: perfectly made in-house noodles Don't go for: large seating area, the best broths or sauces read more
12 years ago
The noodles are really amazing, fresh and delicious! I haven't tried anything like it yet! I arrived there to place an order to go... They had it ready in 6 minutes! Agree it could use more veg in the veg dishes but the noodles were so awesome we pretty much didn't care. 2 dishes fed my spouse and I for almost 3 meals each. We will definitely be back. read more
12 years ago
This is similar to many northern Chinese cuisine restaurants in the Lower Mainland. Ordered one soup noodle and one sauce noodle. Both were okay. Not that memorable other than the amount of tea and water we had to drink after dinner. I think too much ?MSG or something left us wanting to drink lots of fluids after. Noodles were well made. The soup base was a bit bland for Lan Zhou beef soup noodles. The tangy tomato sauce with chicken was more flavourful. Portions are on the smaller side. Our server was quick to ask for the regular menu back and hand us a take out menu when we continued to read over the dessert/snack section. I did not understand why she wanted us to return the menu so promptly other than it might get dirty from us touching the menu too long. Great location for those using public transit. For people who drive, it is located at the upper level of the Skytrain station. You need to walk into the New Westminster station to find the restaurant. read more
Small place for northern Chinese noodle. Noodles are hand made and very chewy. Wonton soup is very tasty too. Soup base is delicious and wonton itself is decent size. The interior is somewhat clean. Server is also friendly as well. Unlike some other Chinese restaurant servers, the lady here is attentive and serves with smile. I recommend this place and will come again to try other dishes myself. Ps. The sky train is a bit noisy but not a really big deal. read more
8 years ago
Great spot for Northern Chinese food. The noodles here are hand pulled and are delicious! We love the cold noodles as well as the beef roll. We have also tried the dumplings which we found to be really filling and heavy. But this is real Chinese comfort food, we have come back and definitely recommend. read more
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Be wary of this establishment. Food is very bland with no flavor. No flavor at all! Chili pepper on table looks very old, so be cautious. Ordered the northern special and legit tasted like nothing. Little to no beef. And staff is very bad! If you really have a craving just get poutine next door. read more
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