Mr Rice

The attendant was very pleasant and helpful.The food arrived quickly.The portions were very large and very delicious.The ambience feels like authentic Chinese.Would visit again.

I really enjoyed the rice noodles--they're slippery with a nice bite, though they don't soak up much of the soup, so you'll need a spoon to get the full flavor with each bite. The broth itself is flavorful and well-balanced, with tomatoes adding a nice brightness to it. There's a good amount of ingredients to round out the dish.I especially liked the light-colored sauce they offer, which I believe is Szechuan pepper oil. It pairs perfectly with the hot soup, especially if you're into that tingly sensation. The service was fast, and the place has a cozy vibe.

I'm always in this area because I'm part of a dance team at UCLA but got tired of the typical places like chipotle, cava, and gogobop so I came in here with a few friends one day when we had a bit more time to sit down and eat. It's a pretty simple place, you go in and place your order on the kiosk, find a table, and then they bring your food out to you.There's lots of seating as it seems people like to usually do takeout here, and the food came out pretty quick. Everything is self-serve in terms of utensils and water.They have a pretty limited menu but everything is perfected and tastes really good. I tried the kimchi beef noodle soup and my friends got the tomato beef, all of them really rich and flavorful, plenty of protein and veggies, and the beef was really tender.

Tasty Yunnan noodles in Westwood! Yunnan noodles are kinda hard to come by in the US so this is a nice spot to have in LA. You first order through a kiosk and then sit down at the table. Water, utensils, and side dishes are self serve. They offer some condiments like chili oil, vinegar, soy sauce on each table. Service is very basic as they only bring you your bowl. Ambience could probably do with some background music.Now the food is really good. Noodles are very authentic and the broth is really great. I got the Double Chili Beef Noodles but I didn't really think it was that spicy. Prices are relatively cheap for Westwood but I've seen cheaper for Yunnan Noodles elsewhere. Very solid spot for food!

We got the Pork and Tofu pot and Double Chili Fatty Beef Rice Noodle. The "medium spicy" of the noodle soup is quite spicy. The pork and tofu pot was flavorful, although they did not include any bok choy or enoki mushrooms per their description.

Servers were SO AWESOME!! They are very kind and willing to help out. Food was great, and it was a home-y aesthetic. I would suggest eating here! Thank you to those who helped us out today, we appreciate you. God bless!

A reliable place to eat! I always love how authentic the food is and it's so hard to find a place that specifically serves Mi xian. The place is mainly self serve and there are some side dishes that you can get at the front. Very casual vibes - a good place to go with friends for something in the middle of dining out and eating homecooked food. Service was average!

I wasn't expecting much and saw no other customers when I arrived, but glad to give this place a try. I enjoyed the Grandma's Dry Mixian dish. I think the noodles have an excellent chewy texture and overall good flavor, with some tiny hard bits (from some kind of spice?). I would order this again. They have a digital menu so you can see how the dishes look. The service was fine and the waiter brought extra bowls when requested.It's a good place to have a quiet meal by yourself or with a group of friends and family.

This really hits the spot--just like back home!Fantastic Authentic taste Nice people

I and my friends went here frequently when I was still studying at UCLA. We sometimes ordered delivery as well. My favorite dishes were the braised chicken, and tomato noodles soup. And my favorite drink was the mung bean drink which helped me cool down my body. The restaurant was quite small, but the waiters were very nice, and the food portion was big also. I would recommend it