Yu Noodle

Yu Noodle is our go-to spot for delicious Chinese noodles, whether it's dry noodles or comforting soup noodles. It's a casual spot with consistently good food, and we've never had to wait too long for a table, no matter the day.**The Food** The appetizers here are excellent and a great way to start the meal. While we miss their crispy pork appetizer (sadly discontinued), we're big fans of their Wood Ear Mushroom Salad and the Chili Oil Cold Chicken. Both are flavorful and pair wonderfully with the mains.For noodles, the Dan Dan Noodles are our absolute favorite. The portions are generous, and the flavors are spot-on with a perfect mala kick. Their sauces always hit the mark, making each bite satisfying.One thing we miss is the wide noodle option they used to offer a few years ago--it was a great addition to their menu and something we hope they bring back someday, along with the crispy pork!**The Experience**Yu Noodle is a reliable and consistent spot for good noodles. The casual ambiance makes it perfect for a quick and satisfying meal. While we miss some of their past menu options, the dishes they still serve are fantastic.OverallIf you're in the mood for flavorful Chinese noodles and appetizers, Yu Noodle won't let you down. It remains a staple in our restaurant rotation, and we'll keep coming back for their dependable and delicious offerings.

Hubby was craving some spicy noodles but Tong Dumpling was closedown. That was his go to choice for spicy noodles. We looked on Yelp and decided to give Yu Noodle a try,The restaurant is nice, clean, and bright; kinda pleasant. We were served a jug of water with a couple slices of lemon and some mint which was a nice touch. We ordered by scanning the QR code. Food came out quite quickly, service was efficient and friendly.We shared their Signature Braised Beef Noodle and the Steamed Pork Dumplings. The noodle came with a generous amount of good quality beef. We ordered it with standard spiciness and it was really, really spicy. I think it's a bit much for a regular order, they may consider toning down the level of spiciness or let people choose their desired level.The Steamed Pork Dumplings were surprisingly good. The skin was of great texture and perfect thickness. The dumplings didn't feel dry even towards the end. The pork filling was juicy and tasty.Overall it's a decent noodle house.

I ordered their signature beef noodle soup. Not only was it drowning in chili oil, it was extremely salty to the point of being inedible. After telling the waitress, all they did was dilute the soup, and it was STILL salty. While the beef was tender, even that was incredibly salty and barely edible. Rice noodles were the skinny kind, but nothing to write home about. Btw, drinking the lemon water only makes it 10x worse. If you're going to charge $18 for a bowl of noodles, please at least make it edible. I can't even give it to my cats. That's how salty it is from the broth to the meat.

Easy fast place to get lunch. The food was delicious and flavorful. The staff were very friendly. The restaurant is always clean and vibrant.

I went for a lunch with my sister since we're craving for a noodle soup. We've been meaning to try it so yeah we're excited. We ordered spicy beef noodle and ground pork noodle (forgot the specific names). We didn't care for the beef one but the pork one was ok. We won't be back since the foods didn't match with our taste. The place was quite busy tho. It's very casual place to eat and the parking is unpredictable since it shares with other businesses.

"I'm a noodle lover and I can eat spicy food. But mala sauce is definitely not my thing. It's like my taste buds are having an existential crisis every time I try it. I hate the Sichuan peppercorna. We ordered the pickled vegetable noodles with ground pork and the special spicy beef noodles. The pickled veggie one? Pretty decent! The beef noodles? Let's just say it was a lot. The bowl was drowning in chili oil--it felt like a spicy slip-n-slide for soup. I don't know how people enjoy a flavor that makes your tongue go numb and your lungs question their life choices. Honestly, eating spicy mala soup feels like a risky sport. One wrong slurp and you're playing "Will I Breathe Again?" Not sure if I'll be back, but hey, all the best to them!"

Came for a late lunch and they sat us down even though they were closing in 20 mins. I had no idea they closed at 2:30 pm until I pulled up their yelp to see what I should order. They were so nice and service was fast.Since we didn't want to keep them too long, we ate our food in 15 minutes and left. We did see another group come in 5 minutes before closing and they did not rush them.I only got a photo of the appetizer since I was trying to quickly eat and let them close in time.Signature braised beef brisket noodle ($19)- flavor was good but the noodles were overcooked as they were mushy. The beef soaked in all the flavor.Mr. And Mrs. Yus couple beef mix in chili sauce ($15) - beef was tender and tripe was soft and crunchy. The chili sauce was savory and spicy. This was my favorite out of the two we ordered.

This place deserves more recognition. The house made noodle is perfectly cooked and the beef soup is so flavorful. Spicy chicken is juicy and good spicy kick.

I'm fond of noodles, and the noodles taste really great, like back home. Also gentle service, and friendly.Recommend

Rlly liked this place for comfort food, for the pricing and the portion they actually gave you a lot. We got beef noodle soup and the combo noodle soup. It was rlly flavorful but it was rlly spicy, didn't think it was that spicy, and the soup was super oily. There was close to no service at all, mostly self service, seats were close to each other, you can choose a bar seat or some table that's not in the way. But overall, will visit again!