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QQ Noodle

4.0 (964 reviews)
ModerateChinese, Noodles
Closed 11:30 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM

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Casual
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Good for kids
Dogs allowed

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Tomato and eggs noodles
Linda M.

Located in a strip mall, there is plenty of parking. We were seated right away, no wait on a weeknight. We made sure to bring cash, because they are cash only. I ordered the spicy beef noodle soup and my partner had the tomato and eggs noodles. Extremely flavorful and delicious. Definitely one of the top noodle spots in the area! Portions are generous as well. Service was prompt, no complaints. We will be back!

Spicy fish soup
Richard W.

Located in strip mall in Cupertino, a little off of busy DeAnza Blvd. They only accept cash or Venmo (minus 1/2 star), so be prepared. I ordered spicy beef noodle soup, and you can choose light, or extra spice. I got light spice, but in hindsight, I should have stuck with regular because there was simply no burn. The beef is tenderized perfectly - nice and soft, bok choy and noodles are excellent, well portioned, not over or underdone. Broth is savory and fresh. Overall, an excellent example of traditional beef noodle soup. I tasted some of the spicy fish soup as well - a little odd how the meat is fried and then put into a soup base, but somehow it works. The fish is soft and flavorful. Cold cucumber and veggie plate - I liked the cucumber better - more flavor and easier to chew. Crisp and cruncy. The pea shoots in the veggie plate was a little fibrous and difficult to chew/swallow. Service is as you would expect for this area - their focus is on turnover so don't expect any red carpets being rolled out. Menu is by QR code, again to speed things up and why bother starting any conversations. For that, go elsehwere. Truly above 3 stars, but I'm rounding down. that's all...

sliced beef with hot oil sauce
Yumei H.

I love coming here for the hot spicy fish noodle soup! I've been here a few times and i've always ordered this. The crispy fish batter soaks up the soup and it's delicious! The soup itself is light and the noodle texture is to die for! We also ordered the liangpi and my boyfriend thought it was pretty average (6/10). The meat in the meat burger (肉夹馍) was extremely juicy and tender, but the bread was a bit dry (7.5/10). We also tried the sliced beef in hot oil sauce and we both loved this dish! The hot oil sauce was extremely fragrant and flavorful, but not too spicy (10/10). We came here around 11:40am and the restaurant still had plenty of seats but the restaurant quickly got busy by 12pm.

House Special Sour & Spicy with Pork with Wide Noodles
Samantha D.

Every time I come here I forget it's CASH ONLY!! x__x So I'm putting this upfront to warn y'all! I've eaten here a handful of times and it's always been pretty solid. I like that you have width options for the noodles. I always go for the wide noodles. Came here around 7pm on a weeknight and we were able to sit wherever we wanted. You order through a QR code on the table. The food comes out relatively quickly and hot. I got the Spicy Sour Pork Noodle Soup. I liked the sourness but I think I prefer the pickled preserved veggies in the Spicy Fish Noodle Soup better than the sour chopped veggies in mine. I wish both noodle soups came with more protein though. Overall a solid place to eat if you're craving hand pulled noodle soup

Hot Spicy Fish Noodle Soup
Don L.

QQ Noodle serves delicious Chinese noodles. I like the Spicy Fish Noodle Soup I recently got over the hot oil noodles I got when I last came here in 2022. Even though I love sichuan noodles, I actually thought the hot oil noodles dish was unbalanced since the large amount of noodles overpowered the small amount of protein and veggies the dish came with. The spicy fish noodle soup had bok choy and spicy soup in it, so the dish was perfectly balanced and had a good spice level. The noodles are freshly made, and you can taste it when you bite into the bouncy noodles. The price is about $20 a bowl after tax and tip, so it's fair for the amount of high-quality food you get.

Mustard fish soup with wide noodles
Lilith F.

Pretty good noodles and soup! Service was great, quick and convenient and affordable. I got the mustard fish and wide noodles and liked the mild flavor, bur would probably do a smaller noodle next time because the volume was a bit overwhelming! The century egg and tofu was great, and I would love to get again.

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Hannah C.

This is my go-to comfort food spot! QQ Noodle offers generous portions at reasonable prices. I usually visit on weekday nights, and while the restaurant is busy, I'm always able to find a seat. The service is extremely efficient, and the waiters all speak Mandarin and English. This is definitely a bustling restaurant, so be prepared for a loud and fun ambiance, with lots of families! Every single noodle dish that I've tried here features homemade, chewy noodles. I've never had such fresh noodles before! My favorite is the house special sour and spicy noodle with pork. The sauce is super savory but not overly salty. The pork pieces are cooked to perfection, and I love the small pieces of daikon and carrots on the side. The beef noodle soup is another favorite, always warm and cozy with an umami broth. I've come here innumerable times, and I always look forward to my next visit.

Anny O.

Fish noodle soup 4/5 - this broth was very light and I was hoping for more flavor. Lots of noodles and we like the texture of the noodle Chili oil noodle with beef 5/5- this one was very yummy. Not too spicy but has a nice flavor and kick. Came on a weeknight and it was pretty empty

special hot oil noodle
Claire L.

It was so delicious I genuinely was about to order a 2nd dish. You have to get the special hot oil noodle it's just so good. I have also tried the pork garlic before but I feel like that's not what their as known for so you have to do the hot oil noodle if you want a dry noodle or the beef noodle soup if you want a wet noodle. I think #10 and #20 are the most popular dishes from looking around the restaurant. Ugh I am craving this again as I write this review because I'm thinking about how QQ the noodle was and how delicious the sauce was. Can't wait to come back, QQ noodle. You order from your phone and pay with cash, don't forget! It's weird it's 2025 and you still only accept cash, but it works for them I guess. Food came out really fast. No wait for a weekday dinner.

Suyeon H.

Cash only. The noodle here is beyond what I've ever tasted. It's so chewy, soft, and tangy? I loved every bite and I want to come back. Food came out quickly and ambiance was much like a local mom and pop restaurant vibe. The beef was so soft and tasty. The soup for the spicy beef noodle was actually really clear and flavorful. Can't wait to come back!

Sour mustard & grass fish wide noodle soup
Janet T.

I came to have lunch with some friends around 12:45pm on a Saturday afternoon. It was a full house, every table was taken. My first time trying this noodle place. It was not bad. I ordered the fish with mustard wide noodle soup dish. I also tried pig's ears and tofu with thousand year old eggs. My friends enjoyed their noodle soup dishes as well. Overall, I would come back and try other dishes. The restaurant atmosphere is not too bad. There is separate gender restrooms available for customers to use.

Tomato Egg Nooles
Gloria Z.

CASH ONLY! Really delicious chewy noodles! The texture is amazing, especially if you get the wide noodles. It's not too thick, and very fresh and chewy, exactly how noodles should be. Their toppings, however, needs some work. I absolutely love tomato eggs, and while it's probably not their best option here, I hope to see them improve their tomato eggs topping more in the future. I would love to come back and try some of their more famous or flavorful toppings since their noodles are so good! The pig ears appetizer was also really good and helped add more flavor to the noodles. The place is very big and has a lot of seating, but it did fill up quickly after opening!

Large Plate Chicken Noodles (No Bone)
Ari A.

This is one of my favorite places to eat at in Cupertino. QQ Noodle is a no frills, causal and quick service place. Don't let that fool you though. The place is clean and the staff is friendly. There is a QR code at each table and you scan to place your order. The waiters will then bring your food out to you. The food comes out quick and delicious. What we ordered: Liang Pi: This is one of my favorite dishes and not many places make this anymore. QQ Noodles makes my favorite Liang PI and this is a dish I will always order if I see it on the menu in both North Cal and NYC. The noodles are bouncy, the cucumbers refreshing and just the right level of spice. No frills deliciousness. Sour Mustard and Grass Fish Noodle Soup: I tried it with wide noodle but next time I think I will get the round. The wide noodles are hand pulled which have that great texture and chew. It is done well so there is not a mouthful of dough like some other places. Fish is plentiful and so is the portion of sour mustard. Large Plate Chicken Noodles (No Bone). Not on their printed menu, this was an option when you scan the QR code. They use chicken thighs and its braised with potato. Flavorful and just the right level of spice thats too spicy but offers a little kick for flavor. If you are in the neighborhood, stop by for a quick meal. TP tea in the same strip mall is also a wonderful Bubble tea place that makes their drinks with brewed tea.

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Ask the Community - QQ Noodle

I just answered my own question: there is additional parking in the back lot, entrance on Bollinger Road.?

Yes. There is a entrance on Bollinger Road

Can they order online and pick it up in store?

Yes. Uber eats

Do they still serve the noodle soup in a plastic cup? It's a turn-off for me if they still do?

The plastic bowls are GONE! Served in REAL China bowls now. Service is the best ..... so is the beef noodle soup😁😁😁😁😁

Do they have the egg and chive noodle back yet?

Yes,they did

Is their full menu back? Really craving #13 pork ribs soup noodles.

Just some most popularly items

Are they open yet 9/20?

We stopped in to talk to the owners today (10/14) and they confirmed they are planning to reopen on 10/22

Are they open today on sep 15?

Drove by at 5:45 and they were not open

Is it open yet? It supposed to open today September 15th?

Stop by around 6pm today, not open yet..

Is it opened?

No. See my picture

Does anyone know when this business will reopen? I've been craving this place since they closed :/

I called on Wed, 10/14 - owner confirmed they plan to re-open on Thurs,10/22.

Does anyone know when QQ is going to open again?

I called on Wed, 10/14 - owner confirmed they plan to re-open on Thurs,10/22.

Does anyone know when they will reopen?

I called on Wed, 10/14 - owner confirmed they plan to re-open on Thurs,10/22.

When will you guys open ????? Being craving for fresh noodle for so long

I called on Wed, 10/14 - owner confirmed they plan to re-open on Thurs,10/22.

Are there any gluten free noodles?

Do they offer gluten free options?

Any options for vegans?

I like to get the Hot Oil noodles and I just ask for no meat and extra bok choy :).

Is there anything not spicy?

Yes. Also, you can ask them to make other dishes less spicy.

Is the restaurant open on Christmas day?

Do they have any options for vegetarians?

Yes they have a few dishes like the classic soft tofu as well as the classic noodles with egg/Chives.

We like the handpulled dry noodles with pork in hot chili oil sauce - is there a restaurant in San Francisco with this dish (or similar)?

QQ noodle has such a dish.

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Home Eat

Home Eat

4.6
(1.3k reviews)
0.9 mi
$$
8 years in business
Speaks Mandarin

This is my second time at Home Eat, and it continues to be a great casual spot with delicious food…read more Service is efficient. You place your order through a QR code, which makes the process quick and easy. This visit, we ordered the salt and pepper chicken wings, Tidu Sliced Beef Pot, and Tianjin Eggplant. The wings are a must-order here. They're always perfectly fried and crispy on the outside while still staying juicy and tender inside. The Tidu Sliced Beef Pot reminded me of a dry hot pot. It had a great mala flavor with a subtle numbing sensation, and the peanuts added a nice crunch and texture to the dish. The Tianjin Eggplant was simple but delicious, with flavorful pork that paired really well with the soft eggplant. Overall, the food here is comforting and satisfying. It's a place I'll definitely keep coming back to.

I used Yelp's feature to connect with DoorDash to do a to-go order…read more I was picking up dinner for a friend who just moved, and she recommended this spot. It's in a busy complex, but there was enough parking. When I walked in, I noticed they had a half-empty dining room but a ton of to-go orders wrapped up, including mine. I really loved the Mongolian beef, and the eggplant dish we got was good too. The chow mein was good. I did like the cucumber salad, but it would be better if it were sliced smaller, so the marinade could infuse the cucumbers. Service was friendly. Food was very fresh. I did notice the portion sizes were generous and we had plenty of leftovers!

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BZZ Clay Pot

3.9
(103 reviews)
1.8 mi

Came on a weekend for lunch and ordered the chicken with cordyceps clay pot rice and also the pig…read moreears appetizer. Pig ears came quickly. Large portion (especially for $7 when many other restaurants charge $10+ for this dish) and flavored well. A little bit spicy but mostly savory. My one nit was they were actually a bit too salty, so we waited until our rice arrived to eat them. The chicken with cordyceps clay pot rice was delicious. The chicken was well-seasoned and very tender and juicy. The cordyceps paired really well. They have their "secret claypot sauce" on the table so you can season to your preference. Food came quickly despite it being a clay pot spot. You order off a QR code, so there wasn't much service. Interior is bright and clean with lots of tables.

Came here with friends looking for comfort food. We ordered 4 clay pots and a veggie dish cuz we…read morewere skeptical it would be enough since the pots looked so tiny but we actually had leftovers! The place was a bit noisy but it was nice and bright. When we walked in it was empty but soon filled up before we left. My friend had it doordashed to them and they were surprised the food came in a clay pot (I think it costs $3 more when you get it to go or delivered but I could be wrong). The rice in the clay pot was nice and crispy and the soy sauce was perfect. For some reason I can't find the pics (will post if I find them later) but it was all good! I was especially impressed with the way they did their chinese broccoli with oyster sauce. Would come by again if we were in the area!

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Red Hot Wok

Red Hot Wok

4.1
(1.5k reviews)
0.9 mi
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Ordered a bottle of Biru 101 Rice Lager from Sugoi to go with our food and honestly it was such a…read moregood combo The stir-fried pork and steamed fish here are super flavorful and the beer's light clean finish pairs perfectly without killing the taste of the food. Plus it's brewed with Taiwanese rice and oolong tea Definitely order a bottle next time you come!

The food was amazing, my favorite was the sizzling beef with black pepper sauce. The fried…read morecombination was a little bit dry but was still yummy. Had a great experience prior to this with a friend so I wanted to bring my mom to try. My experience from the service however was a little uncomfortable. When I went with my mom there was no customers. The server seated us at the bench closest to the wall (the table was pushed into the bench against the wall so we had to move it.) Apparently a lot of the legs on some of the tables and benches are wobbly so they put things under to balance it. The servers told us to move it back under the table since we pushed the table out to sit into the bench. My mom is older and she has a hard time walking, she asked to switch to another table where the benches and tables were already spaced out properly because it is hard for her to bend down and move the things under the table legs. The server gave my mom an attitude and asked why two people couldn't fit into our current table.

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Pings Bistro

3.9
(99 reviews)
0.4 mi

Parking is awful in this area. But they try to seat and serve you as quick as they can. They don't…read morerush you but wow it's busy in there so didn't want to overstay our meal. Their menu is so funny. There's steamed rice like five times on it Food: - house special fried rice: 5/5 can't go wrong with a good fried rice - stir-fried pork liver: 3/5 I don't like pork liver but I'm rating this only because I was able to eat it just fine so maybe for those that like the flavor would give it a higher rating and for those that don't maybe this is the one to try - sautéed mushrooms: 5/5 WOW the star of the meal for me and I don't typically like to eat much mushroom - braised pork belly: 5/5 so so good omg but def need some kind of carb to go with it

The food tasted good and that's all the three starts are for…read more Now let's talk about the missing two stars. I went to this place to meet up with an old friend. The two of us ordered three dishes total went up to more than 70 dollars, and we ate everything (like every single grain of the rice), but we were not really very full, only semi-full. What I'm trying to say is, the price is relatively high for the portion. Definitely not the worst service, but just average. However, they still charged 18% mandatory tip for the lunch. I would love to tip more, 18% or even more than 18% if the service is good and of course tip 10-15% if the service is bad, but they just take that from your credit card leave you no options and I do not like that. Absolutely not going back again

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Liang's Village

3.7
(1.5k reviews)
0.9 mi
$$

Great meal at Liang's Village! Got the cold noodles, 攪和攪和 (pig ears, tofu, beef shank), spicy red…read moreoil wontons, beef pancake wrap, and steamed veggies. All solid, the wontons and cold noodles were my favorites! Random surprise: they have a local craft beer on the menu, Indochine by SUGOI Brewing - kumquat saison It's rare to find a fruity beer!! Light, fragrant, went really well with the food, nice with the spicy stuff. Will be back soon

When Liang's Village first came to the states they were one of the first Taiwanese Chinese…read morerestaurants in the Bay Area. Note that I said Taiwanese Chinese not Taiwanese because they were the type of food that when Chinese soldiers would cook/eat when they first retreated to Taiwan so they don't have the same ingredients they had. The new location is now next to Starbucks instead of the other end of the plaza. The place is clean but slightly smaller. They also changed their menu slightly and they are definitely competing with Duan Chun Zhen across the street. They both offer beef noodle soup so I'll mostly commenting on the difference. Liang definitely gives you more beef (meat, tendon, tripe) but it's also about 50% more expensive. They also added Chinese sauerkraut which makes the soup base very different. I personally prefer the 13 spices used in Duan. The noodles are also different. The texture of Duan is more consistent but Liang feels more handmade. Overall I'd prefer Duan over Liang but Liang has more choices such as beef pancake. In other words if you just want noodles Duan is a better choice but if you want more types of food this is an ok choice. There are also more choices for tea here. Service is alright and it's weird that you cannot order directly using the QR code which only offers the menu. The location is clean and bright which

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Grandma's Kitchen

Grandma's Kitchen

4.0
(234 reviews)
0.9 mi
$$

came here on a thursday evening around 6:30pm and was able to get a table with no wait! the parking…read morelot is a bit small, but we were able to find a spot and there seems to be extra street parking around! ~the food~ love that they give complimentary seaweed/pork soup + rice! - smashed eggplant with chili: good flavor, but just a tad too oily for me! love the strong chili flavor and this dish paired rlly nice with rice! - dandan noodle: had a rlly nice mala spice to it which I rlly liked! the noodles also had a nice chew to it, but again i think the dish was very oily. overall, staff were friendly, restaurant was pretty clean, and food was pretty good in terms of flavor, but was definitely too oily for me.

We have been curious about this restaurant since we moved to the neighborhood. Finally got a chance…read moreto check it out. It is a bit of a dumpy place right next to a gas station, across from an empty strip mall shop area! We weren't even sure the restaurant was open when we got here. We were asked to pick any table - mostly booths. There's a QR code to scan and place your order. After peruse quite an array of items we picked the ma po tofu and the beef with onions. Service was minimal- we weren't even sure presented with 2 cups and a carafe of water to start. Our order arrived and we got a complimentary seaweed miso soup. Soup was quite good with real seaweed - not the dehydrated stuff in some Japanese restaurants. Surprisingly the food was delicious! The ma po tofu was very authentic. There's schezwan peppers or Mala in it but it was not overpowering that it numbs your tastebuds! The tofu was soft and silky. The beef had good flavor and balanced the meal out. Beef was tender. Overall we enjoyed our meal. Will definitely come back to try other dishes on the menu If you're not familiar with traditional Chinese entrees the menu can be quite daunting and a turn off. They definitely utilize all animal parts!

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Dining room
Dining room
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QQ Noodle - chinese - Updated July 2026

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