Noodle Town

Great service today from the girls working here. They were all nice and very attentive to helping us. Placing my order and receiving it went very smoothly. They even brought it out to our table which was unexpected but nice. They were all very polite and kept this location looking very clean and tidy. Wish all noodles were tan this seamlessly. Great experience and keeps us coming back whenever we pass thru Bloomington:)

Udon noodles with veggies was great. I had been wanting udon. My wife had zucchini sautéed also great. Soup not as good as my wife 's but still worth the price. It's fast food nodules from around the world. A good lunch.

4 stars just because it's authentic and reasonable Chinese food in Bloomington. Hibachi? Sushi? I have no idea what that's about.Duck rice and pork belly on the menu = awesome. Try to find that at one of the other places in town. And they do a good job on their sauces: they're not goopy like some Chinese places and they don't seem to use MSG. Even their American Chinese is pretty good, and they have good, cheap lunch specials.The knock I would give to this place is that their servers are usually pretty clueless and have a hard time. If you speak Mandarin though, you can probably do a little bit better. You also never seem to have a dedicated server, just everyone coming up randomly, which usually leads to long periods of no service.But, still, it's a good place just for the food.

I used to not be much of a fan of this restaurant when it was in its former location, but since the move, they have incorporated a lot of new authentic Chinese options. They have progressed from being entirely Americanized Chinese when they opened years ago to being now mostly authentic Chinese. This level of evolution to the demand and changing demographic of this awesome city deserves praise. In particular, their variety of hot appetizers (especially variety of wontons and dumplings) are very good. Secondly, their spicy sour cabbage and Sichuan style chicken are on point. I believe that some of the lower reviews of this place are remnants of prior menus when they simply were not as good without menu diversity as well as sharing space with a hibachi restaurant "Asuka." Highly recommend coming and giving this place a try if you are from the area or are in town as I believe that it measures up to some of the other high quality authentic Chinese restaurants in the city. If this restaurant were to be in Indianapolis metro area, ironically believe it would be 4.5 stars-5 stars and second most authentic Chinese restaurant in the metro. However, being in Bloomington which has 3x the number of authentic Chinese restaurants than Indianapolis (and 10% of size by population (WTF!!!)) the competition is simply higher for this restaurant. So that is my rant, try this place out.

This is my favorite restaurant in town. I usually get the sesame chicken and steamed dumplings.

I think this is one of the best Chinese restaurants in town. After growing up in a Chinese restaurant, it takes a lot to impress me. The decor sucks, but don't think that it's dingy or dirty. For the most part, my experiences here have been clean and neat - just don't expect a Japonee type ambiance. I enjoy the Singapore chow mein, Beef Chow Fun, and the Shrimp Wonton soup with Cantonese chow mein noodles (curly yellow).Give it a try - the duck is fatty ( I don't recommend it) but it's worth the change from the ubiquitous chinese buffets of fried low quality meat and steam table blandness.

4 Stars for their convenience.If you are craving Roast Pork and Roast Duck. This is the place to go.Order Pork and Duck Rice.Yang Zhou Fried Rice.Don't forget to get the EXTRA duck sauce on the side.

Best Chinese take-out in Bloomington, period (in 2007). They have a small eating area that is fine for about 25 people. Eat-in or take-out, it doesn't matter their food is fabulous both ways. Might be just slightly higher (cents)in price from other area chinese take-out, but you will see if you compare the humongoid jump in quality. Sandwiched in-between Asuka Japanese(related) and Panera across from Eastland Plaza by the mall.Update: 8/18/08They have now knocked down the wall between Noodle Town and Asuka and it is one! Credit cards are accepted.Update 7/2018It is now located across the parking lot in the plaza and possibly only called Asuka

my favorite in bloomington. it used to be its own tiny place but now its like part/front of the adjacent teppanyaki/sushi restaurant. but they still serve the same simple yet delicious noodle/rice menu topped with duck, pork and chicken.

I had delivery from this restaurant. My first experience with this place. I ordered the skewers, wonton soup, and steamed dumplings. I was not disappointed! They were all delicious! I am definitely going to order again. My only complaint is I wish the skewers weren't so expensive. It's difficult to find Chinese skewers in the area since the skewer place closed down.