Master Noodle - Edina

I work 5 minutes from here and went on my lunch break. The customer service was amazing. Service was fast and efficient. Parking at lunch can be difficult but luckily for me a car was pulling out right in front of the restaurant. The Biang biang noodles were spicy. I opted to add beef for more protein. Cute decor and will definitely go again.

Easy parking, quick service. Went there during off peak hours and did not have to wait to get served. They have a variety of options from beef, chicken, to shrimp. I ordered beef. I did not have to jazz up the noodles with chili flakes because the they have a 1-5 spice level option. I ordered a medium spice level just to play safe.

Food is great, we order takeout every Sunday, same items. Shanxi noodle soup and spicy beef shank. Every time we order, there's a lady that picks up, verify it's for Edina and then acts like its I'm bothering them to place an order. No big deal, it's good Chinese takeout, willing to put up with it. This week, the lady gave me the wrong soup and then blamed me. Her manager didn't care, just made the new order. Let's not blame the customer especially when you're not understanding when I'm pronouncing it correctly. Not sure good food is worth this hassle

I have passed by this restaurant numerous times but did not bat an eye. One week night a group of us headed over to check this place out.For apperizers we shared Scallion pancakes and cream cheese wontons. The scallion pancakes were so good and definitely tempting. The cream cheese wontons were also good but the pancakes won for the apps.I ordered the chicken friend rice and tried some of the Bang Bang noodle. Everything was so good. Plus, I enjoyed the Taro bubble tea. The dinner was so satisfying and flavorful. The staff was helpful and attentive. This place was such a pleasant surprise I will definitely return.

We made a reservation and were seated immediately. The restaurant was fairly empty due to the fresh snow so we got a cozy booth in the back. We were given several menus to look at and decided on the scallion pancakes for an app. Very good! It was more like a crepe than a thick pancake. Light, delicate and came with a soy-like sauce. For our mains, we went with the Taiwanese Noodle Soup and the Biang Biang noodles. Both excellent. We both ended up going home with leftovers. My soup was just as rich and delicious the next day. The soup has generous chunks of beef, fresh tomato and carrots.

My husband and I tried this place for a date night and really enjoyed our meal. The service was friendly and fast. The food was fresh and very tasty! Nice casual setting but cute decor. We will for sure be back!

I recently visited Master Noodle in Edina, and while the experience had its highs, there were a few disappointments as well. The standout dish was definitely the master noodle, which earned a well-deserved 10/10. The noodles were fresh, perfectly cooked, and full of flavor--definitely the highlight of the meal.Unfortunately, the fried rice and garlic shrimp were a letdown. The dish lacked flavor and texture, leaving much to be desired, and I'd rate it a 3/10. It just didn't meet the standard I was hoping for.As for the dim sums, they were enjoyable, though not extraordinary, earning a solid 7/10. They were good but didn't stand out compared to other places I've been to.Overall, Master Noodle has potential, but stick to the soup noodles if you want the best of what they offer.

Came here cause I thought they had Taiwanese beef rolls. I asked the server and she said they had beef burritos and it's not the same as beef rolls. When looking at pics. It looked like burrito made with tortilla. So I didn't get it. Instead we got one master noodle to share. Normally I love beef ribs in my noodle soups. This one was hard to chew, quite tough and not fall off the bone. So it made it harder to have a beef noodle soup. Should have stuck with the sliced brisket instead. The soup was tasty and mild spicy. I did ask for more mustard greens bc I didn't see any in the bowl. The server looked annoyed to get me some mustard greens. Oh well. We would not be in this area to come here again.

Tucked away in a strip mall in Edina, we decided to try this restaurant while walking at nearby Centennial Park. The service was good and we were happy that they had child chopsticks for our son to use.The food was good (it wasn't what I would consider great which is why I rated 4 stars) but I felt like it needed a little more flavor. The decorations and TV kept our son entertained.

It was nice to see an Asian eatery in the Edina area next to Centennial lakes. The parking lot is huge so there are no problems finding parking. The restaurant was nicely decorated and the staff was friendly.I ordered the beef burrito and the Shanxi shaved noodle soup. The wrapper for the beef burrito was excellent, it was flaky and crispy but the beef inside was slightly tough to chew and could use more flavor. The noodle soup had excellent flavor and the broth was really tasty. The noodles were a little underdone for my taste but if you like al dente, then these are perfect for you. Seeing as how this is located in the Midwest, the restaurant is pretty good in comparison to the other Asian restaurants in the area.