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    Qin West Noodle

    3.9 (285 reviews)
    ModerateChinese, Noodles
    Updated over 3 months ago

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    QIN WEST NOODLE ATMOSPHERE

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    Moderate noise
    Casual
    Good for kids
    Dogs allowed

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    Liang Pi noodles mixed up
    Jay P.

    State of Chinatown LA is very sad. It felt like maybe a decade ago there was resurgence, cheap rent attracting new generations of shops and restaurants. When we went recently so many places were shut down. Thankfully, Far East Plaza is still representative of the exciting fusion that was happening and I hope it stays active unlike how depressing Bamboo Plaza has become. The same plaza has Howling Rays and two of my favorite places used to occupy the same spot. Baohaus by Eddie Huang and Pearl River Deli. We actually came for smash burgers and wanted a fast snack before. The owner of Scoops ice cream saw us looking at the menu and told us we must eat here. Our snack ended up being a full meal but we loved it! Liang Pi Noodles: House made noodles, bean sprouts, cucumber, peanuts, and a nice spicy crunchy chili topping. This was so good on a hot day and we loved trying this Shanxi street food. Chinese MO: Meat stuffed inside a toasted bun. We got this with the pork and it was amazing with the slightly toasted bun. Seafood Noodles: This was for the kids to share but the portion was huge. Had a very nice clean taste thanks to the broth and seafood.

    Christina G.

    We visited Qin West Noodle during a weekend trip to Chinatown. The store is quite small, but since we saw some empty tables, we decided to give it a try. We ordered the Guilin Soup ($14.95), which was excellent--the beef shank was tender and flavorful, and the rice noodles were tasty with all the accompanying ingredients. Highly recommended! The Zhenjiang Noodle ($13.35) was also good. The noodles were well-cooked, but I found the chopped pork sauce a bit too salty for my taste. The Chinese Mo ($7.75) was good, the Cold Dish Cucumber ($5.50) was refreshing, and the Cold Dish Pork Ear ($7.95) was also quite good. The service was fast and friendly! I'll definitely visit again to try more dishes next time I'm in LA's Chinatown.

    Beef Noodle Soup 牛腩面
    Ellie R.

    Came in recovering from a cold on a rainy day and had my soul healed. I got the classic Beef Noodle Soup with the recommended flat noodles and it transported me straight to heaven. The broth is rich and beef has the perfect chew while not being too salty. The service was a bit confusing, as I stood at the door to be seated like I saw them do for other customers but was ignored. Eventually I sat myself (restaurant was mostly empty) and flagged down the waitress. I asked for the check a couple times and ended up just going up to the register to pay. Staff seems to leave customers alone most the time, so be prepared to speak up quite a bit. The restaurant itself is pretty bare bones but clean, and there's lot of different lots to park in.

    Spicy Wonton Soup(15pc) 红油抄手
    Jira W.

    Located in the middle of China Town. Service was quick and unexpected, only one employee know a little English. The food was excellent, come in large portion and super meaty and tasty. Especially their number 1 must try. The wontons were big and juicy. Great value overall.

    COLD DISH - PORK EAR 凉拌猪耳
    Anthony V.

    Solid, affordable, convenient lunch place. This place is located inside the plaza near Howlin Rays and the other food places. If you go before 2pm they have a $12.99 lunch special that comes with a standard type of noodle soup, Thai tea, and their signature cold cucumber. Great value and portions are decent! I ordered a Beef Slice noodle soup and it tasted very authentic. Broth was hot and flavorful. Meat slices were generous for the price. Their cold dish cucumber was delicious, great sauce. And the cold pork ear portions were plenty, with great chili sauce. Overall: 7.2/10 would come again. Pro tip if you download the InKind app and pay with it you get good deals at this place.

    Zhajiang Noodle 炸酱面
    Chrissy L.

    Stopped by for the lunch special. The Zhajiang Noodles came in a very large portion. The Thai Tea was small.

    Jocelyn W.

    Loved the boiled fish fillet -- big portion and super flavorful! The environment is clean, not very noisy

    Dry Mix Rice Noodle at Qin West.
    Chan Y.

    Qin West is like having a great street noodle stand but with a fixed location, more choices on menu, and their own seating not shared with others. Food came out very quickly, portions are large, taste was amazing. Had the Dry Mix Rice Noodle which was packed with flavor. A Szechuan style spicy sauce, slices of beef shank, pickled veggies, and roasted peanuts. Had enough left over for a midnight snack later on, and it was even better having soaked in the the sauce for a few hours. Noodles soup dishes are some of my favorites, and I will definitely be back here for more soon.

    Dry mix noodle!
    Andrew H.

    Quaint little mom-and-pop vibe shop here in this famous Chinatown plaza. It looks very modern/hip but it's not intimidating as it appears. The menu is huge and extensive with both more authentic/robust dishes or "safer" American-Chinese dishes (e.g. orange or sesame chicken, fried rice) so whoever you're with, you'll probably find a dish that speaks to your taste buds or cravings. There's lots of both dry and soup noodle options here as well which always makes it hard to decide on. I got the dry mix noodle which had lots of great complex flavors--sour, spicy, etc. I really wanted to like it but for some reason the flavors did not quite meld together for me as much as I wanted. The food did taste quality, but this dish in particular was on bland side when things came together as a dish. That being said, it looks like there's a ton of great options on the menu, so I'd definitely be back to try the rest of it. Keep in mind there is a small fee for credit cards so bring cash if you want to avoid that! The service is quick and friendly. Prices are pretty reasonable for this area.

    Flavorless and too salty?

    We ordered liang pi, siao zi noodles + cold chicken. Noodle dishes were literally tasteless and the cold chicken was way too salty. To be honest I dont ever write reviews but their food pissed me off enough to get on here. We made our own sauce for flavor. I cant speak on other dishes and maybe it was just a bad day for them because I do see some positive reviews but this was my personal experience.

    sign announcing their new location "from April 20, 2026"

    Going here for Liang Pi was kind of a birthday tradition for me; one of my favorite dishes in the city. Disappointed to discover today that they've closed this location and moved to South Figueroa at Adams.

    Andrea C.

    What a good stop for spicy-sour noodles! It's open sitting inside a dining hall store. Order at the counter and no tips needed. Staff are friendly and help-yourself to their water station. They add peppercorn to their base, and brings a great flavor to the noodles / appetizers. I highly recommend their rice noodle and the pig ear for apps. The noodle portions are good-lunch size with plentiful of beef slices and sides like tofu sheet, cilantro, peanuts, pickled beans, etc. Their pig ear are chewy and jelly, dipped in their flavorful peppercorns spicy sauce.

    Lily S.

    *DOORDASH* seemingly v authentic but not rightly so ;( double fried pork 回锅肉: decent but not as good as expected. Rice noodle soup 桂林米粉: omg was so bland and not even as good as the packaged ones from Weee. A decent amount of beef tho Cucumber salad 拍黄瓜: bland also, lack of vinegar and garlic. Also way too watery. Packaged well tho! Also, pls get forks for utensils take out.

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    Delicious and great service. Got the Saozi noodle and Hokkaido milk tea! Spacious restaurant and very clean!

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    Delicious and not hard to find location in China Town. Their service is decent, people are nice. Small but clean restaurant.

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    Why the hours of store not accurate with the Yelp?

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    Woon actually wasn't on my radar but a friend visiting suggested it. I was pleasantly surprised to…read moresee it on a corner of a street I've driven hundreds of times. It's a very small (but super aesthetically cute) spot. There is a tiny parking area (I believe 3 spots) but we found street parking on temple. Menu is small and everything sounded great. (I learned they used to be a food pop up/cart, so makes sense!) You order at the counter and then pick a spot. The dining room inside is small with a handful of tables, but they also had many tables outside on their patio and alongside Reno street. I loved the photos of the family of the creators sprinkles through the dining room. Food was yummy. I had no expectations and I enjoyed it. The wings were nice and crunchy with tender chicken inside. Beef noodles were great, too. My only tiny qualm was staff, tho helpful, all looked very serious and I saw no smiles. It was a weird contrast to the charming spot.

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    i brought my parents here after a tiktok trend…read more we ordered won ton soup: tasted very "frozen food" aisle & didn't come w traditional crispy noodles, although we did get a side of noodles for $3 which were just fried wonton strips chicken fried rice: 8/10 basic, yummy. egg rolls: SO delicious, especially with the red sauce the fried wonton strips came with. garlic green beans: amazing! crispy! garlicky! not soggy, they were great. wontons in chili oil: again, nothing special i seriously think the wontons are not made in house. beef with onions and scallions: yesss! cooked to tender perfection! chow mein: 6/10. it was ok. not big on flavor. chai tea: veerrrrry sweet. will we return? maybe just for garlic green beans but that's it honestly. i might give them a second try and taste more food on the menu one day

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