Noodle Station

I've had ordered food at this restaurant twice now, and I must say, the food is consistently delicious and of decent quality. My personal favorites are their house special dried noodles and dumplings. The food is ready for pickup in just 15 minutes, which is a great convenience. This restaurant is excellent for lunch, and you can order food to go.

2/25/24I came here for dinner one night with one of my coworkers. The area is somewhat sketchy, but thankfully I was able to park only 2 blocks away. My coworker was already sitting inside when I arrived at the restaurant. It wasn't busy at all. My coworker and I shared a plate of dumplings and noodles. I can't remember what they were called, but we both enjoyed it. I wouldn't mind coming back here to try their other dishes.

Lots of metered parking spaces in front with a store front that is not very welcoming. Once you're inside, you notice the nice touches straight away, including the warm greeting. We were the first to walk in on Sunday, but soon people came to pick up take out and one other table was occupied.I went for the house special-the curry laksa soup- and the broth was amazingly delicious. However, the things in the soup were lackluster- the egg and shrimp were still on the cold side and the shredded chicken did not taste fresh. The report on the IPOH shredded fat chicken soup was that it was salty, but broth tasted fine to me. The appetizer wings came out long after the soups. They were nice. I wish I had liked the food as much as I liked the service.

Excellent presentation and big portions. However, we got the house special dried noodles which were just way too simple. It might have felt this way because the meat to noodle ratio was too big. There was way too much noodle for how much meat was there - I'd rather get less noodle and the same amount of meat for the same price and I'd think I'd enjoy it more. We also got the laksa. Usually, laksa has bun in it or rice noodles, but there was vermicelli. The broth was too salty and didn't have enough lime in it. It wasn't the typical expect the laksa and we were pretty excited about it too because the presentation was so spot on.

Tried this place for the first time and the food was pretty good! My friend and I shared the garlic fries. They were tasty, but I wish there had been a bit more garlic. I also had the house special curry laksa, which was yummy and not too spicy, though it was a little on the sweeter side for me. I'd have preferred it to be a bit less sweet and more spicy, but that's just my personal preference! Overall, the food was great. The service was excellent, and the food came out really quickly. I also thought the interior was cozy. I'd definitely return if I'm in the area to try something else on the menu!

Hands down the BEST laksa I've had in the Bay. It had the perfect balance of creamy, sweet, and spicy. I still think about Noodle Station's house special curry laksa soup a whole week after my visit -- it was just that good!The spicy roast duck dried ramen was also solid. Duck was lean and tender. If you enjoy sichuan spice (dish itself was like a mild spice level), then this dish is for you! The Jingchuan dumplings were decent; I'd probably skip on this next time to try other dishes.Food came out within 10 minutes of ordering. Pretty authentic Singaporean/Malaysian dishes if I do say so myself. The restaurant was slightly empty when we entered, but customers started coming in once it got closer to dinner time.Parking can be a bit difficult as it's located on a main street but definitely manageable.

Came here for dinner. Small place with limited seating. They have a tv. This place is known for mostly noodle dishes. Decided to get their house special curry laksa soup for $17.50 and roasted duck with dried egg noodle in xo sauce for $16. Although the price is pretty high up there but they do give you a lot. They brought out the food fairly quick. Both noodle dishes that i got are good in their own way. Had plenty of flavor and can get you full since its a lot. Friendly service.The only con is the street parking which can be hard to find since there aren't a lot.

Do you need a noodle fix but cannot pin down the type of cuisine? Noodle Station has a myriad of options from different asian cuisines like Chinese, Thai, Singaporean etc. I was skeptical at first but was pleasantly surprised at the portions, quality and deliciousness. One thing I will point out is that the flavors are quite strong in terms of saltiness so have a big jug of water handy.My table ordered the house special laksa which was creamy and spicy, hong kong dumpling egg noodles soup which was decent, and the house special dried noodles with roast duck. Service was neutral and the establishment was clean. Overall, I wouldn't mind coming back and trying more things on the menu.

Went for LunchFood - 5/5. Half of their house special included duck, and for good reason! Duck breast had crispy skin, excellent seasoning, and tender meat. It was rich in flavor while having none of the gamey scent. Both noodles had a nice bite to them, but I felt the egg noodle's thinness provided a better texture. The XO sauce had chunks of coarsely chopped seafood, which maintained their meaty bite and was full of umami flavor. The sauce was just strong enough to let you enjoy mounds of your noodles and the big serving size allowed you to have multiple satisfying bites. Dumplings had soft yet toothsome skin with a delicate pork filling. The sauce had a good level of sour and spicy flavors that kept the flavor vibrant; perfect to pair with your noodles!Service - 4/5. Quick and courteous service. The food comes out whenever they are ready, so the noodles came out before the dumplings. It was fine since the dumplings and noodles paired well, but I would have liked the appetizers to come out first.Value - 5/5. Their giant portion sizes will satisfy your noodle cravings! I love when I order noodles and the plate doesn't disappear after 1.5 good bites. Flavors are fantastic and the prices are reasonable with the duck noodles ranging in the mid $10s. The dumplings were priced at $10.50, which seemed fair given their good quality.Parking - Street (Metered)

This noodle place has been my lunch go-to place for years. The food is tasty and quality is consistent. The owner always greets you happily and offers free tea. Inside of the restaurant is cozy and clean. It's really a hidden gem in this area!