Don't know what the bad reviews are for. You can't complain about the price for street noodle compared to china as there is no overhead or rent in china that is comparable to Plano lol. $10 for a delicious authentic bowl of noodle and I took some togo, I can't complain. Ordered the spiciest level and it was very numbing and satisfied my taste buds. They speak little English, so don't take it as rude or bad service. Also, they accept card with a minimum of $10 now. read more

If you love spicy food this is a must try place. They sell different kinds of authentic Chongqing noodles which are street foods in Szechuan (Sichuan) province of China. Their portions are super generous and the prices are reasonable. The quality of food and the flavors are top notch and presentation of the food is beautiful when you see it in person (or see the pic I took). We have been coming here for about dozen times now and have never had a bad experience. It's a cute little family-owned place that's packed on the weekends. What is on the picture is the Spicy Sour Pork Intestine noodles with added spinach. 5 star all the way, will be back soon!!!! read more

Show Mian - Spicy sour pork intestine noodle with added spinach (酸辣肥肠粉加菠菜） - Chinese Near Me - Plano, Texas

If you like the numbing spicy taste you can try it, otherwise you may don't like it, The pork mince noodle does have much meat in it, it just gives you a spicy taste, don't expecting too much. read more

Delicious noodles and broth. No signs of msg or fake flavor. Wish the table wasn't sticky.

This was so delicious. As another reviewer mentioned, the negative reviews have more to do with misguided expectations for service rather than the quality of the food. I went on a Thursday afternoon around 12:30 and it wasn't too busy. Got the signature spicy pork noodle soup with the peas and it was amazing. I got full spicy, so it was just popping with spice and the tingle from the Sichuan peppercorn. Noodles were chewy and delicious. Took me back to my days as an exchange student in China. Can't wait to go back! Note: cash only! read more

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Awesome soup I order wonton spicy soup and it was delicious, the decor of the restaurant its cozy and cute and the portions are pretty good read more

Show Mian - Wonton soup - Chinese Near Me - Plano, Texas

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It's a decent hole in the wall, street noodle shop for under $10. If you're wanting hot Sichuan noodles for a quick bite, this is the place for you. The food is better than the service, just know that coming in. The noodle to meat to veggie ratio is 3:2:1. I wish it was more proportionate without having to pay extra for meat and veggies. The amount of noodles for the soup is a good amount but again, mainly noodles. You can choose your degree of spice (I do medium for a slight kick), and I the noodles are fresh with a good amount of chew to it. All in all, this bowl of soup will warm you up and keep you full and satisfied on a cold day. read more

Show Mian - Beer noodle soup - Chinese Near Me - Plano, Texas

My dad and husband really wanted a Beef Noodle Soup and my usual go-to was still closed to dine-in (June 2021) so I went scrambling to find a place. Saw this location on Yelp with good reviews so we gave it a try. The soup was great and we would for sure order again from here. It is a hole in the wall, but food was made fresh and the restaurant was pretty clean (few tables that weren't bussed). They don't accept AMEX but that's fine, most smaller restaurants don't, and you need a $10 minimum for credit card. read more

Authentic Sichuan eats. The "Hot Bowl" is there take on a "Dry Pot". Gotta ask for the Sichuan pepper corn to properly add the tongue numb. read more

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Place is the same.... just not as bisy during lunch. I love Sichuan, as long as its not spicey ;-) Got the non-spicey ground pork noodles with a side of beef, no spicey gravy. Very tasty. The soup base has just enough spice and numby numby sauce for this Laowai. Yum. Bring cash, and someone who speals Mandarin if you don't know exactly what you want, or need anything of the menu. Enjoy the authenticity read more

What we order: I heard about this restaurant from a Dallas Chinese newspaper and I finally arrive there after a long drive. It was Friday evening and the restaurant was so packed. It is a self-served restaurant. You have to make your order in the counter and the staff will ask you to stand somewhere else until the noodles ready. And of course most of the customers didn't listen to the staff, they will get the sit before getting their noodles ready. Pissed me off. Menu is in Chinese. And I ordered in Chinese. As I can see 100% of the customers were Asian. It was loud and crowd. I feel like I am in China. Since the restaurant was so busy, I waited at least 20-30mins for my noodles. The noodles taste absolutely traditional. I am glad that I could taste this in America. It is the best China noodles I even had (out of china). I can tell why it is so crowd- the taste of home country. The noodles and the meat were in Chinese portion, it is good for me, but I guess many people could not get used to it. In term of the price, this is the main reason for me to get one of their star off. I would defiantly say it is super over priced. This is extremely expensive compare with China. Even in America, you might able to go to have something with bigger portion. But for those people who craving for the taste of their home country, it might worth for one or two times. But not often. Time: Friday night Person: 1 person, long wait Staff: Nice and polite, but super busy Price: expensive Will return or not: yes read more

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New noodle place by 99 Ranch! Small restaurant and the main language here is Chinese. I had to ask for an English menu and they only had one copy. It's a self serve kind of place. You order at the counter and they will make you wait by the hallway until your food is ready for pickup. When you get your food that is when you can grab a table. There's a water station with utensils and napkins near the register. Menu focuses on noodle soups and they offer a variety of cold dishes. Majority of these soups are spicy but it's not that typical spiciness where it makes you want to drink water. It's that numbing of your tongue spicy. I've experienced this with other sichuanese foods. Not a big fan of this feeling as it made drinking water taste weird. But besides that I thought the soup was tasty. I really enjoyed the noodles and they give you a generous amount. But they're a bit stingy with the other toppings though. It's a refreshing concept as there's really nothing like this in the area. As of now it's CASH ONLY. read more

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When is COVID-19 gonna go away. So me and the sweetie use to go to this place once every week. However, they closed due to COVID-19 and it still has not reopen. We always come here to get the soup noodle at medium spicy and dry noodles at mild. However, we haven't been here for 3 months due to COVID-19. We have been calling them week after week and still not open. So please do not closed down the restaurant!!! Once this restaurant reopen. We will definitely rush to this place. Hopefully they didn't end up completely close down due to COVID-19:(. read more

This noodle restaurant used to be my favorite Chinese noodle restaurant. However, after they moved to the bigger space, they raised price, but the noodle and meat are becoming less. One now of noodle is not enough for an adult now. I believe everyone feels the same, that's why they are not popular any more. One more thing, the soup is very salty, maybe they changed chef too? read more

Nothing to write home about but after striking out at 3 of our usual places we were starving. We walked over from their next door neighbor and were craving some noodles. We tried the beef tendon noodle (medium), wontons (not spicy), and minced pork noodle (mild). The noodles had a nice chew and bounce. The medium spice level was right at my threshold. Not a lot of variety but all in all it hit the spot. Wish I had tried the yellow bean. read more

Ordered takeout. The noodles were definitely not cooked to order, more like precooked noodles that were stored in the fridge for a while, then reheated when the orders were in. The price is on the expensive side since there were not much ingredients besides the noodle and meat/bean sauce. However the portion is huge and the taste is good. read more

The first time I ordered here, the noodles were very tasty and the portion is big, the flavor is very good. Place is also very clean, I like their simple menu. Both the dry noodles and soup noodles are very good though I cannot handle the spice very well. read more

noodle china is, if not the best one of the best Chinese noodle places to eat in dfw! I usually order a beef noodle soup and it always hits the spot. when you order noodles, they also ask you for a spice level. I love spicy food, so I usually order the highest level but I can definitely tell that they are generous on adding spice as you ask. Soooo.... it might definitely be better to underestimate your spice level at this location, LOL. overall, great place to eat, food is good and workers are super friendly read more

The food was yummy. The beef was tender and the pork was really good. I was a little nervous at first about the food bc it doesn't look good on the menu but it proved me wrong. read more

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Super hole in the wall but good noodles. Not many options as they focus on doing a few things well. Service is super fast. Big portions too.

Authentic shichuan style noodle. If you like spicy this place is the right one! The owner is always so kind.

When this place first opened, they only had Chinese menu which was silly! I guess they figured it out that they had to have English to cater to more diners! It's really simple, pick your noodles, pick yourprotein & a couple of other items. We had the dry noodles, paired with minced pork & added the beef, in medium spice! YUM! Beef was so tender I could eat a ton of it. They were friendly in helping to explain the menu to us. The only thing I didn't like was their stools. I prefer to sit on chairs with backs. Sitting on a stool was uncomfortable but I guess they want you in & out of that place quicker. And if you're a big person, their stools are meant for the average size Asian. Be careful with the spice level coz Szechuan spice is numbing. This is as close as you can get to a noodle shop in China, it's truly authentic. read more

This place serves up some Chongqing style street noodle snack in a cafeteria serve yourself type of setting in Plano. Yet whereas it cost $5RMB on the streets in Chongqing (because it was meant as a snack not as a meal) cost $10USD here. Not that I have a problem with higher prices if the food can redeem itself... I went on the second day of its grand opening, it was super crowded and hectic. After placing my order for the signature noodle and beef noddle, I had to watch like a hawk to snatch empty seats. Once the noodles' ready, they'll call out your number, you're responsible to carry the pipping hot soup bowls back to your seats. Oh yeah you'll also need to go get your utensils, water, napkins, etc... On to the noodles, the signature noodle is basically noodles in a spicy broth topped with some kinda of bean sauce and minced pork, it's their most expensive item on the menu yet they probably give you one small spoonful of each on top of your noodle, $9.75 Ka Ching, think I can do better at other noodle places in Plano. The beef noodle is a whole dollar cheaper at $8.75, yet the beef was cut up so small, like the size of my pinky, I was only able to find a couple pieces of them. So yeah the other reviews about this place being cheap on toppings are all legit, me and my companion were far from full after finishing our bowl of noodles. Perhaps they were really meant to be eaten as a snack. Tax is included in the price and there's no tipping required. So gotta give them credits for that. But it's cash only, doubt they'd report everything... Other than the signature and beef toppings, you can also opt for pig intestines and you can add an egg for additional $. For the broth they use a number of Sichuan spices and chilli peppers that would give you the numbing spicy mouth feel after you're half way into your noodle. The noodle may be slightly overcooked, but actually tasted pretty good, but the broth is probably not meant to be consumed as it's quite oily and heavily seasoned with salt and MSG, so be ready to drink plenty of water afterwards. As a noodle place, this place is overpriced for the type of noodle they serve and the stingy amount of both noodle and toppings they serve with. For that, many Jap Ramen places have it beat easy. This is not to say this place doesn't have potential, both food and service have room for improvement, to be on par with its price point. read more

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The hype is real! This place is da bomb diggity! If you're looking for those authentic sichuan street noodles that are packed with that signature floral spice and fragrance, this is the best you're gonna get in the DFW area! The spice level is up to you and if you go for HOT, you're really going to get HOT! They don't skimp on the spice here so be prepared! You can get the noodles dry or in soup form. I opt for the dry noodles and they're fantastic! Can't wait to come back and try more! Highly recommended! read more

I read the negative reviews and realized that they are mostly written by 1) people who do not understand Chinese on the menu 2) people who want more variety in the menu 3) people who do not see the "cash only" sign posted outside the restaurant 4) people with small children Aside from the four factors above, the food is veryyyyy good! I'm not a fan of a restaurant that offers 100+ items on the menu because it shows that the restaurant does not specialize in any one item! I like how Noodle China has much fewer selections than most noodle/Chinese place. The simplicity is what makes the noodle stand out! I'm a huge noodle lover and think the noodle here is fantastic!! If you are not looking for the quality of noodle, then why even come to this place at the first place? The price is on the higher side of a typical Chinese noodle place but the quality is what brings me back each week! Yes I drive 30min-ish each week on the TOLL WAY just to eat here! It's that good!! The restaurant has some small dishes to go with the noodle. The small dishes are a little colder than I'd like but they still taste good! If I have to dock one star it will be for the temperature of the small dishes. read more

I would give four star for the food but this location deserve no more than a negative four star for it's nonexistent service. We were yelled at and emotionally abused. Will come back next time for the food. Hope his helps. The food is top notch tho. read more

Noodle is pretty good but the portion is small and price is high. I got 2 pieces of beef with my noodle. Should have taken a picture of my bowl and posted here. Maybe the rent is expensive and they have to make it up somewhere. read more

Not a lot of options, and NO baby high chairs, so basically says that this is not a kids friendly place! And the noodle of intestines was not flavorful at all, very disappointing. read more

Save yourself the money... Just go to mcdonalds. Probably one of the most over priced noodle places I have ever been to. Cash only, skimps on meat, and the noodles tastes like processed ramen noodles you get from walmart. read more

Finally I got a chance to try this one out with my family, and overall experience is mediocre but the price is high compared with small noodle quantity. Yes it is hot but no difference from any other places in Plano, e.g. next door which has a better reputation and services. Btw, this is a eatery/DIY style with very limited choices. read more

Price is good, service is fast, close to authentic chinese noodle house atmosphere, will definitely return. Spice levels are good without being too extreme. My mother in law is from Sichuan province, and we have traveled together to eat in Taipei, Chengdu, Shanghai, Etc. So I have actually been to a few legit places. Cash only read more

Street style Noodle Soup you crave on a cold day on a break from shopping. Spicy, tasty and classically Chinese. It's like Pho without the fresh veggies and sprouts. It's about the Noodle and spice. Expensive, but worth it. read more

Really enjoyed this place. English menu is on the back and easy to understand; pick your noodles, broth, meat, etc. The menu isn't extensive, but can see myself trying the various combinations over a winter. Didn't have any issues with the portion sizes as some mentioned. It's a large and filling soup. Cash only. read more

Noodle tastes pretty good but it's way over priced. Little bit of ground meat and some type of peas for $9.75. The spicy cold chicken is not very good,all bones and no meat. read more

very busy for saturday lunch. ordered 2 noodle soup and a chicken appetizer. food was freshly made but did not impress me. overpriced