Ohho Noodles Market

Oh Oh Noodles is an absolute gem in Miami! Ive had the pleasure of dining at this restaurant and I must say, their pad Thai is the most authentic I have ever tasted in the city. The flavors were perfectly balanced and the noodles were cooked to perfection.But that's not all! Oh Oh Noodles also serves the best Pho in all of Florida. The broth was rich and flavorful, and the meats and noodles were of top-notch quality. It truly transported me to the streets of Vietnam.They also offers a chill environment and a wide variety of boba teas that are simply delightful. From classic flavors to unique combinations, there is something for everyone to enjoy. The boba pearls were perfectly chewy, adding a fun texture to the drinks.What really sets Oh Oh Noodles apart is their amazing service. The staff is friendly, attentive, and knowledgeable about the menu. They go above and beyond to ensure that every customer has a memorable dining experience.Overall, I highly recommend Oh Oh Noodles to anyone craving authentic pad Thai, delicious Pho, refreshing boba teas, and exceptional service. It's a hidden gem in Miami that deserves all the praise it gets.

The quality of the ramen has gone down since I last came to Miami, I went to this place a week ago and the tonkatsu broth had a weird thick white foamy look/feel. Presentation as well was terrible. The service was alright. All they did was drop off the food at the table and then went to go gossip with the kitchen staff. This used to be my favorite place to go to, I even had a birthday dinner here a few years back. The ambiance is great and comfy. But I don't think it's worth $20 a bowl anymore

This place sucks BALLZ!!! Now I gotta hit the 85 character limit. I wish you all the best as you continue to search for your Asian cuisine. Ordering from here is a mistake, turn back now, heed my warning.

I really thought this authentic Vietnamese food. Unfortunately it's Thai based pho soup. I ordered the beef pho and unfortunately the meat was thick and rubbery well done very difficult to chew, along with a shrimp dumplings that didn't taste very good. Very disappointing, the staff never checked one time to see how I was doing. I do not recommend this place . Walking and not seeing a single soul should have been a red flag ! Look elsewhere!!!!

I'm so grateful Ohho noodle is around. They're close enough to me so I can visit them regularly. I love ramen noodle especially on a rainy day! This one I got had a miso broth and steamed tofu! See the picture for the name! I loved the miso broth. It was perfection! Not too salty not too bland just perfect! The steamed tofu was a nice compliment to the soup. You can pick different proteins..even the tofu can be steamed or fried. I prefers it steamed because it is so smooth steamed it basically goes down your throat very smoothly! There's a variety of ramen soups, most of them have pork which I don't eat so can't give a review on any of those.They have a variety of boba teas! The teas are good nothing really different than another boba tea place so you really wouldn't be disappointed.The restaurant also offers a small selection of Asian style snacks, chips, drinks and sweets! The ambiance is great! Almost every sitting area has a couch or very comfortable seating.Come visit them next time you're in the mood for Ramen! You can park right up front!

Always good, just plain is. Menu gets updated periodically, so my beloved shrimp/chive dumplings are gone, other than that 2 thumbs up. Wish I could grow more thumbs to give them more thumbs :)

I usually love this place but I came last night and ordered the ramen... probably my least favorite ramen I've had in Miami. I love pad Thai but I wanted to try something different. Sometimes it's best to stick the same order.

Visiting from TX, on a business trip with my girlfriend. GF was craving pho, and this place had some decent photos. I like to think I know my pho from my upbringing. Friends families owned Thai and Vietnamese restaurants.Location is a bit odd at a weird intersection, but don't let that fool you.As you enter, the place feels clean, updated, and has upbeat music playing. Hole in the wall vibes, but is nicely designed and renovated.We ended up ordering the Beef Pho, BBQ pork rolls, and I asked the worker what's more popular: the Beef Stew Ramen, or the regular beef ramen. Quickly he recommended the beef stew ramen.All three dishes lived up to our hopes and beyond. The bbq pork dumplings were the best I've personally had. The pho broth had excellent flavor and they had all the fix-ins that authentic pho restaurants provide. Also, they weren't stingy with the noodles (like a lot of other places). Perfect texture on the noodles as well.The beef stew ramen was amazing and delicious. If you're a ramen head. You have to try it.We're only here for 2 more days and my Gf want to come back before we leave. I'm game.

Service was amazing, super quick and friendly. The vibe was also too cute with Chinese cultural references either spray painted on the wall like Banksey. Tables are cute with the groupings being like something from a backstreet food cart in Asia. I actually loved the vibe. Food was only so-so. I ordered Tonkatsu ramen with pork, rose tea and shu mai. The rose tea was definitely good. Shu mai was small and flavor was ok- but the texture was weird and definitely not classic in flavor. The ramen was flavorless, the broth needed more salt and possibly pepper or something and the pork needed more seasoning. Also the noodles hadn't been rinsed in cool water, so they congealed together in a mass. I was super disappointed. I think if you're hungry- this can hit the spot, but I just couldn't finish eating my noodles.

We used to come here multiple times a week. Recently, the recipes changed and the quality is not the same. Every dish tastes different and not for the better. The new chairs also don't match the aesthetic anymore. They're outside patio chairs and so lightweight they're not commercial restaurant quality. Prices went up and portions went down - from 3 pork buns to 2, the buns were mushy and not toasty and firm with very bland filling in comparison to what it used to be. Pad Thai used to be the best in the city and now it's super sweet and sugary. We miss how it was even just a few months back. We've given it multiple tries since these changes and price increases and it's sadly not living up to how great this place was. Staff is still friendly and nice.