This is one of my favorite places in the 626. When you arrive you will be given a sheet to fill out…read moreregarding what you'd like to order. Once you're about to sit down, the server will take your sheet so the kitchen can prepare your order. Once you sit down, the food is brought over to you within minutes. The restaurant is clean and feels like you're inside someone's kitchen. I have never had a bad meal here and I love everything I have tried. Must get: noodle soup

:) it was tasty!…read more Service was good, prompt They play music It filled up pretty quickly on a Saturday.

This is a hidden gem located in Montebello serving up the best Chinese food in the area. Me and my…read morefriend got the orange chicken spicy, house special chow mein, and the beef fried rice! Portions were big and the owners are very kind. I would come back to try their other dishes.

Awesome owner. Amazing Chinese food. Always come back here. I suffer from a kidney disease and he…read moremakes my food with no salt. Amazing. Nobody does that. Give this owner some business if you live in Montebello. He deserves a good outcome.

Friendly service, huge portions, but marginally chinese and super greasy. If it's any indicator,…read morethey DONT EVEN GIVE CHOPSTICKS. Think made-to-order elevated food court Chinese-ISH-style dishes. SERVICE: when we first walked in, the guy bussing tables onto his cart made eye contact, then COMPLETELY IGNORED US despite it being obvious that we were there for dinner. off-putting, i ALMOST WALKED OUT :/ Once we chased someone down and got seated, our waiter was super FRIENDLY AND HELPFUL. Food came out quickly and piping hot. FOOD: PORTIONS-what stands out is the HUGE PORTIONS, one plate could probably feed to and perhaps three moderate eaters. QUALITY-unusually and OVERWHELMINGLY OILY. Way more than I would've expected, and detracted from the eating experience. **Cheese WonTon-wrappers were FRIED CRISP AND TENDER, but the decent dollop of cream cheese filling was overwhelming. **KUNG POW CHICKEN was the BEST DISH we had, barely spicy but it hid the oiliness better somehow. **NOODLE (?chow fun) SHRIMP was difficult to eat, and the EXCESSIVE GREASE COATED MY TONGUE so bad the i couldn't taste the shrimp or veggies. **BLACK BEAN BEEF was fair. OILY BUT FLAVORFUL. veggies were nicely cooked still crunchy, but the HARSH ONIONS were overpowering. sweet or milder onions would let me taste the other ingredients more. the beef itself was tender and tasty. I personally won't be returning, but I see the value due to large portions and moderate prices. i'd gladly sacrifice quantity for higher quality.

Some good Chinese food, and their Family Meal which includes 5 different items. $18+ per person &…read morethat's a great deal Staff is very friendly, and restaurant is clean too!

Stopped by The Soup Shop and had a great experience! I ordered the pho and the cauliflower, and…read moreboth were absolutely delicious. The pho had a rich, flavorful broth, and the cauliflower was perfectly cooked and seasoned. The restaurant was busy when I visited, but everything moved quickly and the staff did a great job keeping things organized. The space had a lively, welcoming atmosphere that made it feel like a popular neighborhood spot without feeling overwhelming. It was clean, comfortable, and a great place to enjoy a meal. Overall, the food, service, and ambiance made for a wonderful visit. I'll definitely be back to try more from the menu!

We were craving pho and needed a spot that was still open after 10 p.m. This location fit the bill…read moreperfectly. Since there are multiple locations, we debated between the South Gate and Whittier spots because they're both about the same distance from us in Montebello. For our first visit, I'm really glad we chose this location. The shopping center is huge, so finding parking was easy, even though the area was busy. When we walked in, the restaurant was pretty crowded. All of the booths were occupied, and only a few tables were available, so we waited about five minutes while a staff member cleaned a booth for us. Once seated, we looked over the menu and ordered the egg rolls and garlic truffle fries to start. For our entrées, we chose the ribeye pho and chicken pho. The server was kind enough to offer me a sample of the salted coffee. I had already had coffee earlier in the day, so I didn't order one, but I'm glad I tried it because I'll definitely be getting one next time. Instead, I ordered the cucumber limonade. Overall, we had a great experience. The staff was friendly, attentive, and checked on us throughout our meal. The food was delicious, and we'll definitely be back the next time we're looking for a good late-night pho spot.

Food was great! Service was amazing!! I'm not from this area but usually come around a few times!…read moreDefinitely coming back again!

If you want great food at great value where the customer service goes above and beyond (shout out…read morePaulina), you have to come here!! Food is always made fresh and you can tell they really care Tantalizing Eggplant Bowl (no peppers) with Thai Steak on the side, Garlic Rice & Side salad! I loved how customizable the bowls are because you can switch out your proteins and sides. Everything was bomb, the steak was really flavorful and not dry at all! Also the eggplants hit the spot cause I was craving it, has slightly sweet notes and pairs really nicely with the garlic rice. Side salad was great too. I can't wait to come back again. My friend got the drunken noodles and they have three spice levels. She got the middle spicy and that one packed a punch for me, abit too spicy for my liking but she said she wants to try the Thai spicy (highest level) next time.

Checking in at my favorite go to place !…read more Love the service customer service is here. Now saying that as customers we must be understanding to our proprietors. This is a mom and pop establishment. Servers do there best so patience is key on the customers part. So we can enjoy. Do my wife and I our enjoying our Sunday mini brunch I am sticking to my my stream chicken phơ and my wife G1 combo she also gets a side of shrimp skewer I get my side of egg rolls. Place is always clean and the decor always comfortable. Stepping from the hustle outside to comfortable music and good food. I welcome you to come in the establishment. Come enjoy with a open mind and heart

If you're in the Pico Rivera area and craving for pho, Pho Shack is worth checking out. It's…read morelocated in a big strip mall in between Superior Market and Burlington. Plenty of Parking and plenty of booth and table seating. The restaurant is very nice and clean inside and the service was very good. They give you a pitcher of ice cold water. The menu offer a wide range of food from pho, banh mi, lomo saltado, to seafood boil. The price is pretty reasonable for the amount of food you get. - Egg Roll (2 pcs only) for $5.99 - Freshly fried (let it cool for a bit), comes with lettuce, radish, and fish sauce. It's very flavorful. - Pho rare steak (P12) $13.99- Love it that my broth is hot, very flavorful, lots of noodle, meat was so-so. (comes with a plate of bean sprouts, lemon, basil, and jalapenos) -Chicken tender with fries $13.99 - Tender was good, fries were so-so. - Grilled All-in (Beef, chicken, pork, shrimp, eggroll) $15.99 (G01) - You can pick either rice or vermicelli. I ordered this to-go and it was a very decent portion. Overall plate was really good except the chicken. The chicken was very dry and grainy. I'm going to have to come back and try their lomo saltado and seafood boil.

Ambiance: it's a northern noodle place located in a shared plaza with ample parking spots, spacious…read moreinside, comfortable sofa seats Service: our sever is super friendly and patient with questions, provided useful suggestion Food: variety choices on their menu, specialized in handmade noodles Cold Noodle with Chili Oil - *** chewy flat noodles and light flavor, tasted better with extra vinegar and chili oil Three Toppings Spicy Noodle with Pepper Oil - **** chewy wide noodles, topped with pork, potato, eggs and tomato, rich in flavors, recommend QiShan Style Noodle Soup - **** chewy thin noodles, sour and spicy broth, pork and vegetables, recommend Chinese Pork Hamburger - *** the bun wasn't very crispy, and pork could be juicer Price: generous portions and reasonable prices, expect $25~$30 per person for a fulfilling meal

Noodle Art's Xi'An cuisine features biang biang noodles, rou jia mao (cumin lamb burgers), and pao…read moremo (torn pita bread soup). Three Toppings Spicy Noodles: The bowl is so massive with so much going on inside. The wide, belt-like, biang biang noodles are expertly hand-pulled and they glisten in a spicy chili oil sauce. There are so many textures and flavors from its tender pork belly cubes, potato cubes, wood ear mushrooms, tofu, and tomato and eggs. The Zhajiangmian is good although you can get better bowls in the SGV. The noodles are thick and tender like their other hand-pulled noodles. The minced pork, cubed potatoes, and julienned cucumbers coat the noodles in a dark savory, and sweet sauce. Dining Area: The dining room is large with over a dozen tables. Parking: The long strip mall has a lot with many spots.

Food is tasty, hearty, good value, looks appetizing, quality ingredients…read more Great for to go orders except even if you select "add napkins and utensils" you will get outside and realize they didn't and in turn that will make you either happy you didn't tip in advance or pissed off if you did tip in advance. How you gonna eat pasta without a fork or spoon? Took away stars for that and the vibe inside the restaurant. Notice in my photo I had to go home where I could use my own fork. Bad if you want to eat there because it was so loud I was grateful I was eating alone and wasn't trying to have a conversation with anyone. They seriously need to put something on the walls and ceiling to lower all the echo and reverb. Impossible noise, absolutely not the sound level you want when you're trying to eat inside a restaurant. No wonder the dining room was empty that time I ate it there. But the food is good

This is a convenient spot for a quick, satisfying meal with a variety of noodle dishes. The menu…read moreoffers a wide range of options, from classic American mac and cheese to Asian-inspired dishes like Pad Thai and Japanese pan noodles. I can always find something I'm in the mood for whether sticking with something familiar or trying out a new flavor. What I like about them is the ability to customize your meal. You can add protein options like grilled chicken, shrimp, or tofu, and the portions are generous for the price. The Wisconsin Mac & Cheese is good, rich, and creamy and the Penne Rosa is spicy with a mix of marinara, cream, and fresh veggies. The zucchini noodles are a good low-carb alternative. The restaurant is casual, modern, and clean. Service is friendly and orders are prepared quickly. Lots of parking available.

Food: 5/5 I ordered the Zajiang Noodles, a Sichuan-style…read moredry noodle dish topped with minced meat, bok choy, and a fried egg. The sauce is hidden at the bottom, so make sure to mix everything really well before digging in! Once mixed, you get a savory, slightly spicy and aromatic sauce coating the noodles with the richness of the minced meat and fried egg. The bok choy also adds a nice freshness to balance everything out. I especially like that this is a dry noodle dish, so it's a great option when you're craving noodles but don't want a hot bowl of soup. Customer Service & Wait: 4/5 We came in the afternoon and waited around 30 minutes, so expect a wait depending on when you visit. One thing to keep in mind is that there isn't an easily accessible public restroom--you'll need to ask the front for a key. Location & Parking: 4/5 The restaurant is located in a busy plaza, so the main parking lot can get crowded. Luckily, there's additional parking available in the garage below. Ambiance: 4/5 The restaurant has a moderately loud and lively atmosphere. It's casual and works well for grabbing a satisfying bowl of noodles without feeling overly hectic. Overall: 4.5/5 A solid spot for Sichuan-style noodles. I'd come back for the Zajiang Noodles, especially when I'm craving something savory and flavorful without having to commit to a hot noodle soup.

The SGV has so many excellent options to eat really good Asian food. Especially noodles. Well, Mian…read morehas to be on the higher end of your list. Excellent quality, fair pricing, and solid proportions. The mung bean drink is most interesting and definitely helps if you have spicy food. Hats off to my buddy who recommended we eat here. Or else I'd never know. Busy hustling vibe. Noise level was medium. You order on your phone from the table, so the service was fast and the bill easy. Shared bathrooms outside the restaurant. Good luck with the parking situation. They have a good size lot with underground parking. But this plaza is just super busy. Still worth the trouble. Enjoy.

I was feeling sick so I ordered the Chicken Tom Kah to go. This hit the spot!! Delicious all…read morearound. They pack it by separating the broth from the noodles so it won't get all soggy. The people there are friendly and are prompt with orders. 10/10 would order again!

The service was very friendly and welcoming…read more From the perspective of "Noodle World" (which I often confused with "Noodle Planet") and I think I've been to other locations, the menu here is smaller in variety but does cover the "All Asian Noodles" of Chinese (Fun/Egg), Japanese (Ramen/Udon), Vietnamese (Pho) and maybe Thai... both soup noodle dishes and dry / fried noodles as base staples to choose from. I could have sworn the menu of "Noodle World" was more robust 'tho with many other dishes. So, I think this might just be a "smaller" (in space) location to the one in Alhambra, maybe. Parking was easy 'tho and it's on the cusp of the East Los Angeles area. Nothing too wrong about this place, other than the restroom/bathroom is a bit intimidatingly overrun by graffiti where it has a bad aesthetic, but isn't filthy nor dirty per se, just not the way a public restroom should look and they might consider getting rid of the graffiti (unless it's a clientele problem that continues to arise and can never be kept clean).