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Paik’s Noodle

3.9 (23 reviews)
ModerateKorean, Chinese, Noodles
Closed 11:30 am - 9:30 pm

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Cheryl B.

Paik's Noodles was so good. I felt like I was in a Korean grandma's kitchen. It wasn't just the food, it was the experience. The ladies who work here are so nice. You will feel welcomed here. Once seated, you order your food from your table . Water, cups, bowls, sauces and sides are all self service after. Once your number is called you head up to pick up your food. We ordered 4 dumplings, spicy chicken, and beef noodles for 2 people. It was enough to easily feed 4. Everything I ate was delicious. The noodles and the broth make me happy just thinking about them. And my lips still have a small tingle from that delicious chicken. Parking is free and plenty of spaces outside. I will be back soon!

Vy D.

There's plenty of parking in the lot and a decent amount of seating inside. It is seat yourself and there are tablets at each table to order from and you can also order up front. It's a bright space, inviting, and lively! It felt very homey and cozy. There was a lot of families and groups when we came in. We got the Stir Fried Jajangmyeon and Jjampoong. The dishes came out hot and fresh with plenty of toppings in each. The flavors were incredible and delicious! The plates are pretty hefty and good for the price. There's a self-service condiment and utensils bar towards the cash register but each table also has a few things. Everything was easy to order and to get. Once you order on your tablet, be sure to pay attention to the front for your number to be put up. You go to the front and pick it up at the counter. Staff was incredibly kind and so nice! They all were very helpful and accommodating. I would recommend this place for an authentic and delicious meal, delicious food, and incredible staff. Good place for families, small groups, casual hangouts, or just for good food.

Stir-fried Noodles (10/10)
Jocelyn H.

Really yummy Korean/Chinese spot in Columbus if you're craving Korean noodles. I especially liked the Jajangmyeon and Jjamppong. The noodles are long and chewy, and the flavors taste authentic. We also tried the sweet and sour pork but I didn't enjoy it much since it wasn't too crispy and mainly tasted like batter. They also have a self-serve water/utensils/bowls/danmuji. However, you have to pick up your food from the counter when your table number appears on the screen and you have to clean up your dishes at the end. Not a big deal, but something to expect so you're not surprised.

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Kyle P.

Despite Paik's Noodle is a chain, but it is the first store in Ohio. My friend had the Spicy Shrimp and I had the Spicy Chicken with Rice along with the Dumplings. You order from the table, but pay at the counter. I had a can of Diet Coke, but they should fountain drinks for unlimited drinks refills. The Spicy Chicken was very spicy, the Spicy Shrimp had the right amount of heat and some sweetness. Great service as well. I will be checking out Paik's Noodle again for Sweet and Sour Chicken or Pork, will try the Korean dishes as well too.

Shrimp fried rice w/ jajang sauce on the side 5 sweet spicy wings w/ fries Stir fried noodles , some pickled radish n onion
Anthonni C.

Tried a few things from the menu and all of them are pretty solid. I wish they're spicier but they have gochugaru on each table. Fried wings are crispy, noodles have good flavor and chewiness. Jajang sauce not overly sweet which I prefer. More of self service restaurant where you order and pick up your food at the counter. For what it is, the lady working the registry is pretty attentive. Holding back on 5 star because they don't have the full menu yet. Some, like the stir fried Jjampong and meat jajangmyeon are still coming soon. When I asked, the lady at the counter said it depends on headquarter when they'll come. I'll definitely check back when they have the full menu

Spicy chicken and rice.

Really good. I got the spicy chicken and it had some heat but was good. Portions for the main entree are big enough to share. Lady working there was nice.

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Kenzie G.

Service was very nice. Seat yourself. You order on a screen on your table. Very limited menu. We thought we were getting savory dumplings but we got sweet dessert puffs. The menu had no description, so it's a little bit of a mystery. The dumplings were good. Most things are spicy. Might come back to try an entree.

Marseille N.

Omg the noodles are so good! This is my first time trying Korean Chinese food and this place did not disappoint at all. I love atmosphere and the semi fast food nature! The servers are so nice too!! Totally recommend!!

Deconstructed Stir-fried Jajangmyeon

I was greeted with warm and friendly service--from helpful ordering guidance to being directed to their sides bar, which was a nice touch. The atmosphere was clean and organized. I ordered the Stir-fried Jajangmyeon without squid. After a few bites, I noticed a small amount of squid in the dish, despite specifically asking for it to be excluded. I usually don't make a big deal out of things like this, but it prompted me to dig through the rest of the dish. Unfortunately, there was very little of the proteins listed: just a few small strips of pork and some tiny, rehydrated baby prawns--not the shrimp pictured or expected. The only thing present in abundance was vegetables. When I brought up the issue, I was told, "It's just a picture," which didn't exactly help. For $21, I expected a more accurate and balanced dish. Overall, a disappointing experience for something that had potential.

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Food tasted ok. Service was good the lady n man behind the counter was very nice n helpful. Only be thing I think if needed was kimchi.

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The food was quick and delicious, and the manager was very welcoming and kind. We would visit again to try other dishes as well.

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