Brothers Noodles

Delicious dumplings with fresh ingredients Fast and affordable Friendly staff Wide variety on the menu

We ordered 3 dishes for $33- great deal and the dishes had a good amount of meat!Orange chicken, sesame chicken and fried rice were delicious. Great place for Chinese take out for sure!Service was so kind and welcoming

Finally someone better than Badar and Guilin, since those 2 got sold.And Brother's has a new owner which is for the better, trust me.Must try are their Sweet and spicy Wor wonton, Lomien and and Chow mien

The service was exceptional! I ordered a large to-go order for the office and not only was the entire order accurate, but there were also thoughtful additions to the order as well as solid packaging for travel in the car so the order didn't spill all over my car. Awesome! The lunch order was a good amount of food and reasonably priced. The Mongolian chicken came with rice, soup, and an egg roll. The taste of everything was good and everyone enjoyed their meal.

This place has been a regular takeout spot for my husband and I but I'm unsure if I want to change it up. It has not been giving the same quality I used to love. My favorite dish from there (the chicken fried noodles) seems to have switched up. I just recently had it again this past Sunday and was disappointed to find that yet again the dish was dry and lacking the flavor I grew to love. It actually doesn't seem to have the flavor at all.. just noodles and chicken. I also got the wings which had a great crisp to them and jalapeños & such, but needed a sauce as they were basic chicken otherwise. I don't know why I chose not to take pictures, but this visit was just okay. I'll give one more before I choose to go elsewhere.

I had dinner here with a friend a few days ago. We shared two dishes, Pickle and Pork Noodle Soup and Spicy Salty Shrimp. We both thought they were great, especially the shrimp. In addition, the lady running the place came around gave us a free dessert, a couple of sesame-seed covered dough balls (I don't know what they're called). The building exterior and interior are typical of a fast-food joint, but the food is excellent.

It's been a while since we've ordered from here and it seems like they've improved quite a bit! Their menu seems to have changed too since the last time we ordered. We got the hot and sour soup, cucumber salad, the eggplant and tofu and the house fried udon. It was all very good albeit a bit salty. All things considered this is a solid place to order Chinese take-out.

Very authentic Cantonese food. The spicy wonton is the best I've had since NY. Service is a bit on the slow side, since it's family run. But they are very friendly. They have few tables so it can get crowded. But we've never had any issues with seating. A lot of people do take out. I recommend trying this place!

Giving them four stars based off their customer service. Lady at the front was super attentive. Even after I left she called me right away (since I placed an order over the phone) to let me know she forgot to pack my sweet and sour sauce. I've only been here once and still have to try the rest of their food, but the chow mein was good. Real chow mein noodles, not like the straws Panda serves.

I have only found a handful of local Chinese restaurant (American style takeout) options that I consider passable and Brothers Noodles is one. Is it fancy? Nope, but it's clean, the service is friendly, and they have an online ordering option.I look for a few specific few things:Is the hot and sour soup actually hot and sour? Check. Are the veggies that are served fresh actually fresh? Check. Do the fried options taste like the oil is changed on a regular basis? Check. It's also fairly inexpensive; they have lunch specials for $9.95 and $10.95, and a great dinner special (if you eat there) of 3 entrees for $33.00. I hope more people drive past the one with the bear logo and support this independent business who's making better food.