The Noodle Man

They are now under Fortune so we got kinda lost looking for it but they came out and guided us, we went to this really beautiful dining area that is well-lit and elegant inside. Ordered and served within 15-20 mins, got some string bean in XO sauce not spicy, very yummy kick and healthy addition to the braised pork belly which was tender meat with crunchy skin- this came with a really good sweet sauce that I thoroughly enjoyed. Got white rice with both and you can always request more as it comes in a cute little bowl. Loved it here, will come back to try more of their huge menu. It's a lot bigger than what Yelp shows. If you get lost just go into the Fortune building and to the back right under Fortune as it's in the back of that restaurant :)

What is this?? Not the same & spent nearly $30 for this (see picture). The 7 pieces of wontons were in regular chili oil sauce with no hint of Szechuan or red peppercorn. Their cucumber salad is just pickled with no garlic. I've been here before and not sure what happened. Total waste of time, money, and calories. Completely unsatisfied.

One and done! The only reason I'm giving three stars is because staff was very nice. I ordered lobster noodles and the lobster was slimy and noodles looked old. My husband got some spicy noodles with beef and the soup was extremely spicy so watch out. The place is not too expensive but I'm worried about the food quality. Never experienced a lobster that I couldn't hold with anything because it was so slippery and slimy, so weird!

Food is overall ok, and we got the beef noodle soup with other soup dishes. Flavor is ok, not the most rich and amazing, but it is good for what they give you! Food took a little bit of time for it all to come, and overall was mediocre. Servers are attentive, and even though we had 5 people, they gave us the big table with the circle thing. It was great!

Stopped through because of the great reviews I see on here, but I must have different taste than them... Ordered the roast duck, spicy wontons, and beef brisket tomato noodle soup. The duck was okay, but the spicy wontons and noodle soup were hard to finish. The sauce on the wontons didn't do it for me nor did the broth in the soup.-Friendly and helpful staff; always helps to go with someone Chinese, lol

*Foodie from CA here*Stopped by the Noodle Man for lunch when we were in town last wknd. We ordered a little bit of everything to try. Everything was delicious but my favorite has to be the roasted pork/roasted duck combo plate and the cucumber salad (not pictured). I would definitely come back when I'm in town again. For the food, I rate it 5/5. The servers were attentive and brought out everything we needed/asked for. Came around often to check in on us.For service I rate it 5/5. Honorable mentions: -Plenty of parking -Accepts credit card

This is our second time coming here. Food is always served hot, flavorful, and quick! Chubby Boy BBQ is shared with the establishment. Parking is ample. The interior is dainty and homey. Service has always been friendly.

Great when you want some down-home simple Chinese food! Went a couple times with no fuss, no muss!The Noodle Man is a great place for sharing dishes, with rice...lots and lots of white rice!! Sooo good! Went once with the wifey for lunch, then once with the entire fam for dinner! Out of both times I got to sample:-House Special Pan Fried Noodles-Roasted Pork Belly-Sauteed Choy Sum with Garlic Bulb-Stir Fried String Bean with XO Sauce-Steam Eggplant with Garlic & Bean Curd Sauce-House Special Fried RiceAnd YES...don't forget to ask for a pot of white rice too!!! Can't have enough carbs!!Gotta say, while being a bit pricey per pound, the Roasted Pork Belly is super fatty & unctuous! Tasty goodness! Of course we ordered it on both visits! It's super hard to share, I coulda eaten the entire plate MYSELF!! So delicious with a bowl of rice in your hand! Then chased by a piece of sauteed choy sum! YUM!!Rest of the food is pretty good too! Their fried rice has that 'breath of the dragon' goodness from the wok cooking, and who can resist a piece of steamed eggplant with garlic sauce? Pour that stuff all over YES, you guessed it...more white rice!!I wish the food at a Chinese buffet tasted more like the entrees at The Noodle Man! I'd be in soooooo much trouble!! Repeat visitor for sure!Ah, who am I kidding? I'll be visiting again soon! Probably next payday! Till next time, The Noodle Man!

Was down cruising along Spring Mountain, hit up Jones Market (another five star fav), Shun Fat (better known as SF Market) and it was getting to be lunch time . Since the Noodle Man was right across from SF and it has been a solid previous time(s) favorite for awhile , sprinted across the street, dodged a speeding tourist or two and went in. Only a few tables were occupied so seating was not an issue.Service was quick...Ordered the gyoza (pork, fried rather than steamed), 8 to an order. Minor hiccup, they came out after the mains were on the table. I ordered the traditional wonton soup with egg noodles and baby bok Choi. Also the Two choice (duck and pork) Bbq plate. Served with rice and bok choi.In a word (or two) super tasty and yumbolicious. Ate most of the gyoza, all the soup and about half of the other main. Damage was $40.00 and change. No military discount, but they said if I came on my birthdday, they'd hook me up.Will I be back, of course.... Their food is solid and certainly tasty.

Horrible service! This old Asian woman waiter with cherry hair first bullied us to order more expensive stuff ( Get lobster for your child! Order more! ) I was ready to walk out at that point. Later the same toad refused to give us our change insisting that 15% tips is not enough ( small order, 2 adults and our toddler). She wanted 20% tips and therefore she made a loud scene! Can you imagine this service? ! We will never return. What a shack!