Noodles Party

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (122)

"Yesssss! Albany Park restaurants continue to impress while being easy on the wallet!We weren't sure what we wanted, so we ordered through the Yelp app and got their most popular dishes-- the lumpia were delicious, crispy and flavorful, and their pho had this great basil floral-y / fresh undertone. We will definitely be ordering from here again and might just even venture out with the baby! Good portion sizes, strong flavors, fast service."

Yep Kitchen

★★★★☆ 3.8 (54)

"This newish casual restaurant has been open for a year and it's just great, like 5 stars great! They have a huge menu, very reasonable prices, big and delicious serving sizes, and a clean, airy, modern, and spacious dining room. They also have an easy to use e-pad for ordering a wide variety of dishes and with helpful and enticing photos of all of these dishes. The e-pad ordering is also handy for being able to specify no or less salt, no MSG, less sugar, less oil, etc, which is really a nice touch. Flagging down one of the rotating servers was easy and after ordering, the piping hot food came out without much of a wait. For this lunch outing, our party of 4 ordered 3 different bowls of congee (each $7.49), a Mongolian beef which was mine and $8.49, and an order of pork liver rice noodles ($5.49). All of the servings were very generous and great values. The congee is a simple dish, but when it's done right as it is here, the flavor is deep and rich and it's a very homey comfort food, and that's what they have here. The big dining room was busy and that's another confirmation of the value here given all the competition in Chinatown Square. I can't wait to return and try something else."

Joy Yee Noodle

★★★★☆ 3.6 (1901) • $$

"I've been to Joy Yee's a number of times. Mostly to this location and the one in Evanston. While it's Asian fusion, it's still pretty good.You can get Chinese food, Vietnamese, etc.My uncle got pho, my cousin ordered fried rice and short ribs, my sister got a tofu dish that tasted a lot like pad kee mao, and my mom and I shared a Malaysian seafood plate that had fantastic flavors! I had to ask the staff what they put in it! So so good!We also got some sort of appetizer that was a mix of vermicelli noodles, spring rolls, fries, and more.It's A LOT of food. Def shareable unless you've got a big appetite.Their fruit teas are fabulous! Loved the one I got. My sister got a milk tea and didn't love the boba texture in it. Just meh. Great staff, quick service, food comes out fast, large portions. I'm sure I'll be back!"

Cozy Noodles & Rice

★★★☆☆ 3.2 (509) • $

"Cozy up for Cozy's Noodle and Rice Such a delicious dinner here we have two appetizers, Crab Rangoon and Shumai along with two delicious entrees of Bamee Noodles & Crispy Pad Kee Mao! So yummy and delicious and overall this restaurant is such an experience! The service was vey kind!"

Sumu Tokyo Ramen & Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.1 (118) • $$

"This is a ramen/japanese restaurant.I was very surprised at how delicious this restaurant was, given that it doesn't only specialize in ramen. I got the miso ramen. The broth was very good. It was slightly sweet, and slightly sour, but still had a great pork broth flavor. The best thing about this were the ramen noodles. They were homemade, and super springy, and had an amazing texture. You could feel the edges of the homemade noodles because they were rectangular shaped. One of the best ramen noodles I have had.The pork belly was very flavorful. It must have been marinated or cooked for a long time because the flavor was good throughout the entire cut of meat. The egg was good, because it was jammy inside. I also liked the buttery corn topping. Other toppings (menma, kikurage, green onions) were as expected.The only thing I didn't like was the fried nori. I think it was weird they fried it, and it ended up tasting weirdly stale. Maybe they should just do a regular piece without first. Service was very fast, given that I came on a wednesday night. There was no wait and the place was half empty. Ambiance is on the darker side."

Momotaro

★★★★☆ 4.1 (1316) • $$$

"Had reservations here for Friday night birthday dinner for my friend. It was a nice touch from the staff where they printed a personal Happy Birthday to my friend on her menu! All of the staff also wished she a happy birthday to make it extra special.The vibes are dark & moody with your Japanese influences. Seems like a great place for date night! Also a plus, the bathrooms are stocked with everything you need, including hair ties! Feels very personable. I got the chef seasonal nigiri selection and it did not disappoint! Each piece was well seasoned and some pieces even provided a smoky finish! The 10 day dry aged tuna nigiri sampler was also so delicious. The fish is on point here. I would come back here again! Just prepare to spend a pretty penny here, haha!"

Joy's Noodles & Rice

★★★★☆ 3.8 (996)

"Good Thai. Decent baby enrolls and fantastic iced coffee for dessert. Service was better from the male servers, which seems to be the pattern lately, since I've started emulating the TikTok Bold Glamour filter, haha."

Thai Thai

★★★★☆ 3.5 (163) • $

Shang Noodle & Chinese

★★★★☆ 4.1 (265) • $$

"What a great place to have some authentic delicious Chinese/Taiwanese food, in the heart of downtown Evanston. Whether you're a student, or not, definitely take the trek to Evanston to Shang Noodle & Chinese, where the food won't disappoint, the service great, and the overall dining experience being top-notched.We order the famous Jjajangmyeon (Noodles in blackbean sauce) which if you look at Yelp, there are dozens of photos of it; a crowd pleaser for sure. If you're looking for a great chicken dish, with jam-packed flavor, spice, and the perfect breading, definitely try out the dry red-chilli chicken. We topped off the fantastic meal with some pork belly soup.Our server was great... letting us two, pull together two tables, due to the amount of food we ordered. Our waters were filled constantly, and we were checked-up on several times.BATHROOM REVIEW: There is a mens and womens private bathroom. In the mens, it was extremely clean and spacious and contained a urinal, toilet, and even a chair to chill at, if you're all about having a conversation in the bathroom, or just wanted to lounge in a bathroom. No judgment here. Well, judgment with the bathrooms, as that's what I do. Sit or squat? Sit!"

Lan's Chicago

★★★★★ 4.6 (20)

"Had a very pleasant surprise at this unassuming Chinese restaurant on Cortland. It for sure doesn't look like much but don't let the looks fool you into thinking it sucks. LAN's Nine Nine is a hidden gem as the saying goes, close to a bunch of industrial crap like warehouses. Go across the bridge close to Ashland and you'll be right here. There's very affordable options including appetizers and tofu. Chinese food often is like the same but it's not quite as much like that here. It's not a massive menu but there's plenty to choose from though. There's options for both meat eaters and vegetarians. Got a few Vegetable Spring Rolls for about $5, which is impressive. There were about five and came with a sauce. It's about $11 for an entree. Pretty good prices especially for fancier Chinese restaurants around here. Shared the Family Tofu With Vegetables. It seemed like a lot. This was packed with tofu and spicy flavors that really needed us to cool off. Has plenty to go in and around it but many like to come here while eating and listening to the loud music. It's likely going for the crowds but no sure exactly how successful it is because there's usually not that many people. There's plenty of the meaty options but there's also tofu for vegans and vegetarians."

Thai Inbox

★★★★☆ 4.1 (167) • $$

"I'm trying to save half my meal for tomorrow, but I keep on wanting just one more bite...it's so good!I must also comment on their consistency. My wife and I have been ordering from here for ten years, have had several different dishes, and not once have we ever been disappointed. The quality is there, every single time! And to me, that's the mark of an excellent restaurant. Unfortunately it's a bit of a drive, but no other Thai place (Or most other places, the food is generally awful where I live) around me delivers this kind of quality. At least Wilmette is a nice place to drive through."

Double Thai - Comfort Rice and Noodles

★★★★☆ 3.6 (31)

"Another one of these small casual Asian places has not too bad prices for around here. Double Thai is by no means authentic, but don't crap on it. Instead, eat it and then crap lol. For real it's really not bad. This is a terrific option for those not used to authentic Thai cuisine and looking for something more palatable to boring American style tastes. For being casual and fast, it does seem the food is better than expected. It has a nice amount of spices and isn't bland like everything comes frozen. There's actual freshness of the vegetables. It's of course not authentic. Sure the spice can be increased. Get one of the curries. The one I like is the Kick N Panang. It's about $10 for a bowl. This is vegan friendly with a Thai cashew curry, rice, and vegetables. Add tofu for about a buck more. Seems like a good amount of stuff. Maybe this could be spicier but it's not bad. They pack in a lot. Have to say it's better than it looks upon entering. It seems like it may be just another make your own bowl type of place. There's actually freshness and quality."

Viet Fusion

★★★★★ 4.9 (8)

"Amazing new Vietnamese restaurant in the neighborhood. Service is great , food is fresh and tasty. I look forward to trying more on the menu."

Ken Kee

★★★★☆ 3.7 (658) • $$

"I spent three days in Chicago for a work trip and wanted to make the most of my short trip, so I decided to take a drive out to Chinatown. On the way, I looked up recommended places to eat and Ken Kee looked pretty promising. Unfortunately, it was just alright.The outside of the restaurant is probably something to look at at night when all the neons are on, but the inside has a really cool retro styling with vintage-inspired lighting, neon signs, and kitschy posters. There were only two parties eating when I walked in, but it took a minute for the three people working to acknowledge me and even then, I got a half-hearted gesture toward a table and barely a hello.Service remained strange and lackluster throughout the meal. The waiter seemed a little standoffish and doubted that I knew how to order from the build-your-own-noodle-bowl menu, which, even if I wasn't extremely familiar with due to all the Asian restaurants here in the Bay Area that use them, would've been extremely simple to understand otherwise. Weirdness aside, I built my own bowl:- Base: plain noodle soup- Toppings: beef brisket- Noodle: handmade noodles- Broth: signature beef broth- Belly sauce- Medium spicy sauce- Green onionsMy food came out really fast and while it was a good portion, everything was somewhat middling. The flavors were a little lackluster, the spice was nearly nonexistent, and the beef brisket was a little fattier than I would've liked (though it was extremely tender). Good amount of noodles though, which were cooked perfectly. The bowl plus a can of Coke and tip came out to a little over $17. I'd be willing to go back (if I ever go back out to Chicago) to try some of their other dishes, but would likely want to prioritize trying some of the other places in the area first."

Pho Phu Linh

★★★★☆ 4.2 (230) • $$

"Here's a place pho you. Or should I say here's the place pho pho? Pho sho!This is a bright open space with plenty of parking (a plus). It was sparsely filled when I dropped in for lunch. They thoroughly cleaned my table and I noted that hand sani is on the table, alongside the hoisin sauce, chili sauce and sriracha bottle. I ordered the shrimp spring roll which were two large rolls filled with about three shrimp, mint, lettuce, vermicelli noodles and accompanied by peanut dipping sauce. This was crisp and refreshing and I brightened with some chili sauce. I ordered the Pho Tai Chin Nam (round steak and brisket) which comes with a dish of bean sprouts, lime, basil and jalapeño to customize to your palate. The broth was fine, I added the lime and basil, and though the brisket was tender, I found the steak to be slightly tough. I found this to be a very large portion and they packed the leftovers to go.The menu has Vietnamese, Chinese and Japanese items, so if you are not looking pho pho, there are plenty of other dishes to entice. Service was friendly and fast. Some light music would help the ambience as I was able to hear the shop talk of the (vet techs???) on the other side of the dining room. I will be sure to return pho more."

Beyond Thai

★★★★☆ 3.7 (284) • $

"Multiple visits which include both dine-in and takeout warrant a review. I'm pleased there is a solid Thai joint that checks off all my boxes. They are close by, delicious and affordable. My recent visit was this weekend where I treated my parents out to lunch because I want them to try things out of their norm.They loved the food especially the Basil eggplant and the Tofu and Chicken Pad-See-Ew. The Tom Kha soup was new for all of us and had interesting flavor. I like that this location unlike other Thai places offers Moo Ping too which I love. The service was courteous and swift and if you can time it right, parking is available in their lot. Otherwise you'll have to resort to the streets for carryout and dine in."

Manooben

★★★★☆ 4.2 (95) • $$

"Epitome of a mom and pop shop. Unfortunately, it's tucked away in a busy plaza. I think you're better off getting Korean-leaning dishes than sushi. But the meal was affordable and you get such a great variety since it's bento-style. The owner/waitress was very polite, friendly. It was sad to see it empty on a Friday night, so I hope to try more of their offerings in the future."

Minami Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.2 (406) • $$

"Always consistently delicious! The soup, salad, apps, maki rolls and sushi. They remodeled and it looks great! I went on a Friday night and it was busy!! I made a reservation on Yelp :) and sat down right away."

Asian Kitchen Express

★★★★☆ 3.9 (44)

"Nothing extraordinary but food is always good and they have a wide variety of choices. Salt and pepper fish fillet is one of my favorites along with their noodle dishes. Portions are fair and it is easy to park."

Jaiyen Sushi & Noodle

★★★★☆ 3.9 (245) • $$

"Charming place located at Belmont and California. If you like noodles, sushi, or both it has plenty of each. Jaiyen is also pretty affordable especially at lunch. Has some pretty good options to choose from. The portions may not be that big but you get an okay amount for a good price. After going by here before we came in at lunch. It was good timing because they had lunch specials going on. These specials are good any day of the week. Got the one that's about $10 for 2 maki rolls and miso soup that's soybean based. This one was the vegetarian choice, with Avocado Maki and Garden Maki as the rolls. First one had avocado of course. The other one also had asparagus, cucumber, and spinach. Got a good meal out of it. It's not big rolls to be sure but you get a couple along with miso soup so it's actually kind of a lot. There's plenty of maki rolls for seafood eaters as well as vegans and vegetarians."

Noodles In the Pot

★★★★☆ 3.9 (740)

"Good idea to come here at lunch. It has some pretty good specials going on. Noodles In The Pot is a pretty tasty place for Thai. For sure there's noodles, but explore the entire menu. There's lots of things for various needs including vegetarian friendly and others. Came here with the girl at lunch to get some noodles and spicy food. I was in the mood for Thai, but not sure about her. The food here is good but the prices aren't the best, so it's best to come for the lunch specials. It's about $14 for most entrees. Lunch specials are a few bucks cheaper, and you still get a lot. Both of us got something with noodles, and these had a protein choice. Of course tofu. I had the Pad Khee Mao. This is wide rice noodles with baby corn, carrots, green beans, green peppers, and tomatoes. She had the Pad See Ew. This also was wide rice noodles, but had broccoli among vegetables. Food was pretty big portions especially at lunch. There were enough leftovers for later meals. Even at lunch it has big portions for not a lot. It has more than just noodles. There's many items that can be made vegan or vegetarian."

Phodega

★★★★☆ 4.3 (302)

"Phodega has my ultimate comfort food: Hainan chicken, fried chicken, white rice cooked in chicken fat, and beef pho. I usually like scallion-ginger oil over my Hainan chicken, but Phodega uses a ginger-garlic sauce. The fried chicken is very crispy. The white rice is so flavorful after being cooked in chicken fat; whoever thought of this idea is a genius. The beef pho comes with both sliced ribeye and beef meatballs. The portions are big. I was definitely full afterwards.They also have Asian sodas...the ones that are full of high frustose corn syrup and artificial flavors...but those are still considered comfort food in my book."

Claypot

★★★★☆ 4.4 (56)

"Best bone broth soup I've had outside of Korea. Excellent. I enjoyed this more than Hanbat in NYC"

Akai Hana

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (246) • $$

"I grew up on Akai Hana, and when I come home to visit, I usually make it a point to stop by for their bento boxes. It gets tricky, as the hubs is not a fan of this place!I think you just need to know what to order - I used to stick with their chicken teriyaki bento box, but I've switched over to the salmon teriyaki - I request this to be well done, and, if I feel a bit more saucy, I do ask for extra teriyaki sauce to come with. The set comes with pickled ginger, a mound of wasabi, your choice of protein on top of a pile of shredded cabbage, 6 California rolls (which I find tasty!), and a cucumber/imitation crab salad. Coming here during lunch is so much better, as the bento boxes do not come with the nigiri (which I find their fish/sushi not so fresh), rice, or a scoop of ice cream.Hot green tea is not complimentary anymore!Service can be a hit-or-miss, as it can be a bit difficult to get your server to bring refills or the check.Plenty of (tight) parking in the plaza lot.+salmon teriyaki bento box+good California rolls+avoid the sushi/nigiri/sashimi+go for lunch!+parking in shared plaza lot"

BluFish Sushi

★★★★☆ 4.1 (603) • $$

"We returned this time to enjoy a delightful lunch with a party of 4. The lunch special bento's are quality and also really good deals for $16-17. We had four of them - 2 salmon, one seared tuna, and one beef bento. Lunch time here is also not harried like at dinner time, and we had a nice leisurely catchup with our guests after eating also. Yum, and thank you!"

Yes Thai Chicago

★★★★☆ 4 (371) • $$

"Say yes to Yes Thai! While this restaurant has a big takeout business, Do yourself a favor and stop in to dine in. It has a modern look, and the plating of the food is quite exceptional and looks as good as it tastes .All the Thai classics and more! #thai #chicago. Food comes out quick and the service is great. There are only a couple of tables so it will never be loud."

Ben's Noodles and Rice

★★★★☆ 4.2 (424)

"Ben's Noodles And Rice has... you guessed it. If these grains are good with you, this place will be worth popping in and getting some good stuff. Just don't expect to stay for long, because most customers get takeout. Even so, there's a few tables inside if you're going to eat here. They have a good selection of Chinese and Thai with okay prices. Each time has been good. I've never eaten in here. The last time was as before, as takeout. It's a small place but it has a big menu. There's plenty of choices for many tastes, including plenty for both carnivores and vegetarians. Big portions at lunch. Last time I got the Pad Thai. It's $11 at lunch. This has bean sprouts, eggs, which I left off, green onions, peanuts, and thin rice noodles. It also comes with a protein choice. There's beef, chicken, and tofu. Basic but good. There's a lot for the lunch portion it seems. Has a big menu for a small cafe. It's a good place for takeout. They're closed Wednesdays."

Asian Noodle House

★★★★☆ 4.1 (585) • $$

"Located in a busy strip center with plenty of parking,this hidden gem offers freshly made Asian foods along with delicious bubble teas.They only have indoor seating and the inside is very basic ..but you come here for the food and not the decor.The menu is huge and everything is letter and number coded to make ordering easy. Food is prepared very fast and is served piping hot. Prices are very reasonable.I started with their pork egg rolls (2) . Served in a cute little boat dish on a bed of greens with sweet chili dipping sauce. They were just ok.My main course was Stir Fried Beef Udon Noodles. Absolutely delicious. Tender beef mixed with carrots celery and onions in a very tasty sauce. A big portion but it was sooo good I finished it all..lolMy wife who is gluten free had a rice and chicken dish with vegetables. She said it was very flavorful and again a huge portion.For great Asian food in the burbs at very reasonable prices,Asian Noodles is definitely the place to go."

R Haan Thai

★★★★★ 4.6 (51)

"R Haan Thai is a tiny restaurant on Lincoln Ave just south of Peterson Ave. How small is tiny you may ask? Then again you may not ask but I'm going to tell you anyway. There are 10 seats and I reserved 5 of them. Shortly after we came in a party of 4 came in and took 4 more seats. Just after that 2 guys came in but unfortunately there was only one seat left. They opted to eat outside as they have a small seating area on the sidewalk in front. We ordered the following dishes to split among our table. * We started w/Chicken satay w/peanut sauce. This was perfect an order of 5 pieces). This also came w/a small dish of cucumbers & red peppers in vinegar* 2 large orders of Tom Kha soup which was also enough for 5 people. This was a little too sweet for my taste preference. * Nam Tok Salad- Grilled beef w/red onions, green onions, roasted rice powder, Thai chili & spicy lime dressing served nicely spiced and seasoned served over lettuce leaves.* Crispy Pork Belly - Tasty but I've been spoiled by the Filipino Crispy Pata (fried pork knuckle)* Ground Chicken w/Thai Basil, onions, carrots & red peppers. * Pad Thai - Thai Noodles w/bean sprouts, egg, green onions, ground peanuts, cabbage, lime & carrots. This was good but too sweet for my taste. The service was good but the one woman was the Jack of all trades & was kept busy running between the tables & kitchen. Nice restaurant overall but we weren't overly impressed by the food. It was good but nothing that really stood out for us. (Sorry to say). I'm not sure why it's rated 4 1/2 stars but food is very subjective to people's personal tastes"

Rice & Noodles

★★★★☆ 4.4 (70)

"Come here for among the best Thai food in Chicago for about the cheapest. It's surprising not every restaurant in Pilsen is Mexican. Rice & Noodles is a pretty authentic restaurant. Easy to miss because it's in not such a happening area. The place is pretty small, meaning most people get takeout. After hearing about it we decided to come here. It has a pretty big menu for a small place. The advertisement inside was for the Thai Red Tea. It's $6 for a large. This is made with soda water and syrup. Simple but good. We found it incredibly refreshing. On to food. There's of course noodles and rice. It's about $9 for an entree. These come with a protein choice. We both got tofu. Good portions even at lunch. We had some classic Thai. I had the Pad See Ew. This has eggs but I left these off. She had the Pad Thai, good and basic. The food came out fast and the owner was about as friendly as there is. Helpful making choices. The medium spice level is plenty for most. Get your fill of reasonably priced Thai food. It has a lot of flavor and you can adjust the seasonings even hotter. There's plenty of items that can be made for vegans and vegetarians."

Joy Yee - Evanston

★★★★☆ 3.6 (938) • $$

"Joy Yee is tried and true. I've been coming here/ ordering from here for years. My absolute favorite item is the Thai red curry with chicken - best part is they have it on the lunch menu! Each lunch item comes with a delicious hot and sour soup and egg roll. Portions are humongous (1 lunch special can serve 2). The red curry has the right creaminess, heat, and flavor. It's packed full of veggies and the protein of your choice. Their smoothies are also excellent. My go-to is always the mango tropical- this is a mango smoothie topped with tons of fresh fruit. Service is always prompt and food is served piping hot."

Madurai Kitchen

★★★☆☆ 3.3 (12)

"We were craving some authentic South Indian food and when I saw Madhurai Kitchen on my IG feed, I knew I had to try it! It's such a cute spot with such beautiful decor inside! They use traditional steel plates and utensils for serving and eating, which is unlike most Indian restaurants I've been to! The service was super fast and we were in and out in less than an hour! We ended up getting vegetable korma with porotha, Vada, and podi idli. You guys, everything was absolutely delicious and tasted like I was sitting at a restaurant in India! The Vada and Idli were perfectly cooked and the side of sambar and coconut chutney paired so perfectly with both. The vegetable korma and porotha was so yummy! The korma was spicy and had a coconut taste and the porotha was so crispy and chewy yet soft at the same time! The flavor is truly unbeatable, I don't think I've tasted better South Indian food anywhere compared to this place! I will say that the portion sizes are a bit small for the prices that you pay, but again - the food is unreal and I would still come back if I was craving South Indian food! 10/10 highly recommend!"

Penny's Noodle Shop

★★★★☆ 3.9 (358) • $

"I always loved small places like this. I always appreciated the authentic spices, aroma, and taste of Thai and other south East Asian foods. Joseph suggested we come here for dinner. Glad we came here. I ordered the vegetarian bowl. It came with warm fragrant rice noodles, green onions, julienne carrots, red cabbage, mung beans, cilantro, spicy tofu, crushed peanuts, and a slice of lime. The vegetarian bowl tasted divine! The kitchen staff captured all the flavors I expected from a first class Thai restaurant. Joseph ordered the chicken soup. He said it tasted fine. Penny's Noodle Shop felt cozy and small. But groups of 4 could fit around the smaller sized tables. I liked the decorations on the wall. They looked fun and adorable. Come and bring friends, family or even a date. I highly recommend Penny's Noodle Shop."

Sushi Kushi Too

★★★☆☆ 3.4 (100)

"Sushi Kushi is great! Affordable prices, amazing ambiance, wonderful service, delicious food. Our server Julia was so attentive and made the whole dining experience very personable. My vegan brother and I dined here and they had plenty of options for us to try! We ordered the AAC maki, sweet potato makis, shiitake kushi, veggie egg rolls, yaki onigiri. Our total was only $30 for all of that food which is crazy, serious bang for your buck with this restaurant. Food reviews below! Shiitake Kushi 10/10 -- Grilled shiitake skewers with this delicious sauce on top. No idea what the sauce was, but it was seriously so good. At only $2 a skewer, you may as well order 10 of them. Similar restaurants sell these for $10+ and these taste the same if not better. Egg rolls 9/10 -- Great! Solid egg rolls. It was a little more pricey for the restaurant, $6 for 3.AAC maki 9/10 -- So fresh, sesame seeds and delicious high quality fillingsYaki onigiri 10/10 -- Amazing. Almost no restaurants have this on their menu. Grilled soy sauce rice ball, simple and delicious! They also offer other onigiris with seafood filling and plum for the vegan options. Definitely recommend.Sweet Potato Maki 8/10 -- Great!! I love the soft sweet potato. I wish there was more of a tempura crunch though... maybe if they changed it so the roll was i/o and had tempura flakes on the outside? I wouldn't mind a higher price if they made this change as well, I think it would taste way better! Great as is though. Overall highly recommend this restaurant. I have had nothing but amazing experiences with the staff, the hospitality, and the delicious food. Super affordable and worth trying if you're in the area!"

Min's Noodle House 渔家重庆小面

★★★★☆ 4.2 (357) • $$

"I came here after a Sox game for takeout to bring back to my place. I ordered both the Spicy Pig Ears and Original Spicy Chunking Noodles and they were both DELICIOUS. Portion size was good and normal for the price point and I devoured my food. I probably should have just eaten there so it was 100% fresh out of the kitchen, but either way it tasted great even 25 minutes later when I arrived home. This place is a sleeper gem for sure - if you are craving more of Chongqing-style of food, come here!"