NOODLEMii

I was in town and looking for a new place to try. Thanks to Yelp, I found Noodlemii nearby. We headed over for a weekend dinner and didn't have to wait long for our group of two.We tried a variety of their menu items, including the black pepper udon ($12), yellow curry ($11), beef skewers ($6.50), and a Thai iced tea ($3.50). Food came out pretty timely and everything was really good! Good portion sizes too.Bonus points for being part of the Diamond Bar Open Rewards program. Good amount of parking in a shared plaza. Will be back to try more of their noodle dishes next time!

I found out about NoodleMii from going to Torotea. It's in the same plaza, and as someone who loves noodles, I wanted to check it out! They mostly serve rice/egg noodles with and without soup. If you're familiar with Kim Ky noodle in San Gabriel, they have some similar style noodle soups.They also serve stir-fried noodles and fried rice and rice plates, if you prefer those instead.I like their house bowl, which comes with shrimp, sliced pork, assorted fish cake, minced pork, and rice noodle. The soup is comforting, and you can choose egg noodles or rice noodles. I think their broth is not as good as some others I've had, but it's still pretty good. Prices are reasonable, and service is friendly. I'd come back if I were craving the noodle soup and didn't want to drive to San Gabriel.

WOW! It's been a while since I've seen these prices for noodles/noodle soups! $10.75 - $12 for a bowl (decently sized too) is amazing!The restaurant was empty when I went and it made me nervous initially, but fret not! This is a legit good spot for a quick meal. The egg noodles are great here, not the best we've had, but we aren't in Alhambra, so expectations need to be realistic haha.The broth is the same for all of the noodles soups except the beef one is what we were told. I think they could've held back a little bit on the fish sauce (?) as it was very strong in my side broth, but not the worst!The toppings for seafood/meat was decent, they weren't skimpy and the noodles portion was great! I loved my dry noodles, but warning: some of you might think it a bit bland. It was perfect for me though haha. I'd order it again!The beef skewers were wayyyy too salty for my liking. So I deducted a star there. But overall a solid restaurant and I love that it's a mom&pop shop, so I'm all for supporting this business. For the price, it's a 4 star place for sure. Come check them out! $32 for everything here including tax!

I've been looking for an egg noodle/ Hu Tieu place in the Fullerton area for a while but there are none so the closest thing was Diamond bar! What a hidden gem! The prices are unbeatable - $10.75 for this bowl of noodles. I love that you can personalize what kind of noodles you want so I opted for thin egg and wide rice noodles. The flavors were great. Next time I would probably get the duck instead because my one complaint was that the pork was pretty chewy and hard. Ambiance was like any other Chinese restaurant and there was plenty of parking.

Upgrading to 5 stars after recent experience!Came here and got the basil eggplant dish with rice recently and it was delicious! Flavor is very good, not oily or salty like some of the other places, and the garlic was just right not too much. Portion size is very good and it comes with rice.Service was fast and efficient, very nice and friendly. Whole place is clean. Easy parking. Highly recommend!

Vietnamese/Chinese egg soup noodle places are a rarity now. We used to have a lot of them in the garden grove OC area, but they've all mostly died out. Only the OG Mi La Cay is still decent and only the location next to ABC market is any good. We tried another similar Vietnamese/Chinese place in Arcadia LA and their food was meh while being overpriced.Noodlemii on the other hand has the OG Vietnamese/Chinese taste that Mi La Cay once had while providing great prices in this inflated economy. We can barely afford to go out anymore, but we'll definitely come back here.I got the wonton noodles with bbq pork. The pork was sweet and tender. While the wontons were very meaty with chunks of shrimp inside. The broth was savory while not overly salty. The noodles were chewy and tasty. 5/5My wife got the dry noodle special #10 that was really good too. Add a pork bone and it would be perfect for her.Chinese donuts were light and crispy 5/5Popcorn chicken was 4/5 it was missing spice, though they didn't offer it in spicy. We're just really used to spicy popcorn chicken lol Overall, we're excited to come back with our parents and show them that this place is better than Mi Lay Cay.

In every hot day we went, inside no air-conditoner only the fan The wonton soup is pretty good, but the rice with beef broccoli no taste, Lowe price for the foods, when we after the eat our whole body is sweating

very good textures of the egg noodle, just need a little bit of salt to make itmore flavorful

Came back after many years and am still mind-unblown.. underwhelmed and slightly embarrassed.. nothing was bad or great. Just paid for a meal and now I'm full. But nothing in me nor the Hainan chicken noodle soup makes me want to revisit. The black pepper udon was.. pretty good but not enough. The popcorn chicken was also.. pretty good but missing something crucial. Like more basil and/or seasoning?

The food is good. The restaurant was empty on a Saturday evening so it was nice and quiet. The restaurant itself is clean and has an A rating. Food is good.