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Yummy Noodle Kitchen

4.6 (32 reviews)
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Closed 10:00 am - 8:00 pm
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Hand pulled noodles with minced pork - good
Ronny T.

I wanted to like this place more. We tried two of the lunch specials - green beans with chicken and the crispy fish. It was okay but I think you could do better at other restaurants. It'd likely cost more than the $9.99 tho. Also had the hand pulled noodles with munched pork which was a better quality than the lunch specials. This place is one of the places in the "food court" of 99 Ranch. I swear the previous place in this spot was pretty much the same. A few tables to sit and eat there but it seems most people did take out because who really wants to eat in a 99 Ranch.

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Rodney S.

Formerly Changan Kitchen, Yummy Noodle Kitchen seems to retain the same menu, for the most part. And, like Changan Kitchen, has $9.99 Mon - Fri Lunch Specials 11am - 4pm. I've enjoyed Changan's inexpensive lunch specials plenty of times, and was curious how Yummy Noodle Kitchen's compares. Sichuan Beef Lunch Special (medium heat)- A tad salty, and I have a solid tolerance to salt. Although, perhaps requesting medium heat meant adding extra fermented chili bean paste, thus a bit too salty. The Sichuan Beef Lunch Special had a fair amount of beef, and a heaping portion of onions. $9.99 is a reasonable price for the amount of food given, and provided a satisfying hot meal. The cashier was friendly & helpful with recommendations. Yummy Noodle Kitchen is a fast casual eatery, located inside 99 Ranch Market. Seating is shared with the in-house to go cafeteria. For $9.99, Yummy Noodle Kitchen is a solid food option. How does it compare with the former tenant? From my recollection, Changan Kitchen had more generous portions, including more rice. Yummy Noodle Kitchen's lunch specials are paired with a small bowl of rice. However, it's been a year or two since Changan Kitchen was open, and prices have skyrocketed to egregious levels, for many things. So, keeping prices to a reasonable $9.99, Yummy Noodle Kitchen's lunch specials are an affordable meal option, which I will come back for, whenever I crave Chinese food.

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Laurie L.

We came in for dried mushrooms but ended up having lunch. Tucked inside a renovated 99 Ranch Market food court is a noodle/soup joint that serves just about everything from soups, to Chinese style burger and loaded noodles and fried rice. The place is neat and clean and they provide cold water for customers and .50 for non diners. Service was friendly and fast. You get 3 choices for the cold salad (bean sprouts, carpaccio like meat etc, enjoyed and shared the veggies and the beef noodle brisket. It is definitely a great value for your dollar. Fast, friendly service and good food equals 5 stars for us!!

Ken C.

Yummy Noodle Kitchen is a restaurant in the food court of the 99 ranch in Artesia. The space was previously occupied by Changan Kitchen and they have similar items; however, they're different. They're known for their Northern Chinese cuisine and their hand pulled noodles; however, I ordered their pan-fried pork buns and some pan fried pork and chive dumplings. Overall, I felt that the dumplings were good; however, I wish that they came with some chili oil, black vinegars, or soy sauces. I thought that those should be standard; however, they were not. I did eat everything at home, so I was able to use my own condiments, and I largely enjoyed them. I will come back at some point to have their signature handmade noodles

Ying L.

I got the cold chicken, marinated spicy pork slices and one veggies combo. $13 The portion was very generous for that price. The food was fresh and delicious. I will definitely come back again to try their other menu items. They do have a few tables for dine jn. Located inside 99 Ranch market in Artesia.

#13 biang biang noodles with chilli oil on top
Lang B.

They are located inside the 99 ranch market which I frequent and decided to give this spot a try after seeing another Yelpers recommendation to try it out. The staff who took my order was so nice and helpful! He recommended #13 ( I don't remember what the dish was called ) which I ordered. There are several tables to sit down and eat at, but I had groceries so took my food to go. I am happy I went with the staff's recommendation , the dish was amazing! The meat was very tender and had a lot of flavor. Portion size was pretty big for the price, this was under 15 dollars. Service was amazing and food was delicious! Definite yes in going back.

Biang Biang Hand Ripped Noodles
Jaeden Y.

This used to be Changan Kitchen but now it's this place. Not sure if it's the same management or not but the licensing sign still said Changan Kitchen. I also asked the cashier if the food is the same since everything on the menu looks the same. He said it's a little different. What I ordered: -Pan Fried Pork Buns: These were so good! I feel like they were the same as the ones from the previous place. Saltiness of the pork was a good contrast to the sweetness of the bun. 4/5 -Biang Biang Hand Ripped Noodles: These were unfortunately not the same. I feel like they weren't as saucy, spicy, and flavorful as the previous restaurant's. Noodles were still a good chewy consistency. The overall dish was good but just not as good as Changan's. 3/5 Overall, I did enjoy my food from here and server was very friendly but the noodles were just not as good. I probably won't be back soon. Don't get me wrong, the food was good BUT compared to how the noodles used to be, this place's are dull in comparison.

3/2/25 Picking up food for parents, fish fillet w/ black bean sauce, stew egg plant w/ shredded pork
Jennifer W.

3/2/25 Located inside 99 Ranch market in the city of Artesia. Decided to finally try out their food. Pleasantly surprised at how good the food was! The other eatery next to it was also interesting but the lady I said Hi to simply looked at me & walked away into the kitchen (how rude!) So guess who lost a customer? I place a high value on customer service so I am more inclined to try new places based off this. Yummy Noodle offer cold & hot noodles but I opted to try the specials, usually $10.99 combo on weekdays but for weekends it's $13.99. Ordered the Eggplant with shredded pork & Fish filet with black bean sauce, each with steamed rice. My order took about 12 minutes to cook (although the friendly cashier said 5 minutes). I spent my time waiting by purchasing other treats at the HK Bakery across the market on the other side. There are tables & chairs for customers to enjoy their meals. It's like cafeteria style seating inside of 99 Ranch market. Took the well packed combos & I was on my merry way. It was fairly hefty in weight & the portions are generous for $30 worth of food. Tried each & was glad I finally ordered from Yummy Noodle. The eggplant was still fresh & hot, seasoning is perfect, the fish filet was equally tasty! Will definitely order to try other menu items. I didn't get to take photos of the food but will have opportunities when I return. Giving them 4 stars is generous but my experience was really good & I think I could see myself being a regular customer.

Paul I.

This place is pretty good. Service is fast and the entrées I've gotten have been delicious. I got the tomato scrambled egg and black bean fish fillet. Those have been my go to dishes.

3 choices spicy or not spicy..
Maria C.

They made the noodles themselves!! Its good! Service is good and shes very attentive. I picked 3 mixed veggies (cucumber, potato and seaweed) very delicious! I recommend this place. This place inside the 99 Ranch Market in Artesia.

Shannon Z.

This is a hidden gem located in 99 ranch market. I love the Biang biang mian here! The noodles are super thick and chewy with perfect consistency, mixed in a delicious sauce. The cold appetizers were yummy too including the cold pig ears and bean sprout vegetable mixes. Everything was seasoned so well. Despite it being located in a grocery store, the service was actually really good! They poured our waters for us and checked on us.

Tony Z.

We came here to the grocery store to get groceries for the week and decided to just eat dinner before going home. Like the name of the restaurant, all the food was yummy. Their premium cold dishes were especially good. We got the pig ear, beef, and potato. The price is so good for how much they give you. We also got two Liang Pi (sesame and regular). The sesame tasted better imo, but is just a matter of preference. I would definitely be back in the future!

garlic hand pulled "biang biang" noodles
Danielle G.

bomb lil spot for some authentic chinese food. i like the garlic biang biang noodles, they had a complex flavor without being too overpowering. the noodles were clearly fresh and the sauce was so flavorful, with the perfect amount of spice mixed with minced garlic on top and some fresh lightly cooked bok choy. service was exceptional, the man working here was quick to suggest various meal options and was friendly and even asked how i liked the food. located inside of the 99 ranch market. will surely return again to try more!

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Really authentic noodles. I often get the biang biang noodles with lamb. Spicy garlicy goodness. They also have very fresh Xiao Cai.

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Ordered the cumin lamb noodle, cucumber salad and tofu salad. The food was really good. I wish more people knew about this place.

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Delicious food. Menu seems to be similar to when they were known as Changan. Reasonable prices with huge portions.

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