Noodleholics

These bowls are HUGE. Like let me tell you, I can put it away, but I ALMOST didn't eat all of it. I did because mama didn't raise no b$&@c, but I was FULL after.The noodles were good, my friend and I got SPICEYYYYY goodness. I got the one that numbs your mouth and oh my gosh that was kinda neat The girl at the counter was super nice and was up front about warning me about the numbing for if I hadn't had it before, and she was going over the appetizers with me so I didn't get things that were too similar.You order at the counter and they bring it to you, so it's a super chill mellow place to go.

We made our way to Noodleholics. Funny name for an Asian spot. We had looked at the menu in advance. We still needed a reminder as we were fluctuating in choice. Order at the desk and they will bring your meals to the table. We chose the Guillen spicy and sour soup and the BBQ cha sui won ton. The spicy and sour soup consisted of a choice of two protein (Chicken and shrimp in my case). The won ton was pork and included cha sui and shrimp. While waiting you help yourself to utensils, napkins, and water. The meals arrived quickly. The spicy and sour soup was indeed that. For me it was a bit overpowering with vinegar taste. I diluted it with water and it was better and still spicy. The won ton dish looked great. The bowls are huge. Staff came around to check on us. Everything was fine. We would definitely return. Small shared parking lot.

Was craving some hot soup. I usually get the Taiwan beef.This time I also tried the pan seared dumplings. The dumplings themselves were really good! Super crispy! Combine that with the sauce and it was amazing! The sauce had a hint of spicy which I thought was perfect.

Husband had the Taiwanese beef noodles, I had the Guilin dry noodles with beef. Not outstanding, but acceptable. Five-spice was "muted for the local palate". Beef shank was all they had - fairly fatty and not the best quality. Noodles were cooked to perfection. Spotless place.BUT:Borderline rude lady at the order desk - quite officious TBH. For that reason alone I did not leave a tip. You order at the desk and they bring you your food.

I'm always craving noodles and found Noodleholics! The bowls of noodles here are HUGE! Tons of broth, noodles and toppings. We ordered the Beef Shank noodles & House Wonton , Iced Lemon Honey tea and Steamed dumplings. They give you cups for free iced water. You can choose your spiciness level but the server just gave us small cups of hot sauce. Piping hot noodles, the quality of meats and veggies were fresh. After a day of hiking, a large bowl of noodle soup fills the soul! Besides noodles, they also have some small dishes and rice plates. Recommended if you are in the area!

Something that always impresses me about Noodleholics is the simplicity of their menu, but the fact that every dish they have is delicious in its own right. Typically, I go for a spicier noodle dish, like their sizzling garlic, but I decided to get the house wonton this time. I will say, if you like spice, it's much better to choose one of their hot pepper-labeled options, as it adds another dimension of flavor! I'd say this is a great option for anyone looking for that warm, soup-belly feeling and some yummy noodles.

My beef noodles soup was on the salty side. broth was quite dark with an odd flavor but the big spoiler was the noodles, it was thick like pasta with strong body causing the meal to taste like Euro-Asia experiment so nope, I can't recommend it.

Bowls of steaming hot noodles, with your choice of added protein, won tons or veggies. Steamed or baked pot stickers with pork and other appetizers. Friendly and helpful staff at the front will help you navigate the menu. This pretty much sums up our visit for some excellent Taiwanese soup. I had the Chicken Noodle soup, loaded with chicken and baby bok choy. It also has a thicker, flat wheat noodles unlike pho and a more conventional broth. My wife ordered the House Won Ton which had BBQ Pork, Chicken, Shrimp baby bok choy and cilantro, additional to the Won Tons.All in all, a very pleasant visit and we will return when we make our monthly visit to Tucson!

Best noodles in town, worth the drive, even on perpetually under construction Grant Rd. Huge servings so there are always leftovers. Fresh and delicious. Fast service and an all around great lunch place.

Three words: Sizzling Garlic Noodles...Absolutely delicious, I got them with Tofu while my husband got them with Chicken. Either way, the flavor was unmatched. It was saucy without the added broth. My biggest mistake was adding extra peppercorn oil which overpowered the flavor. I would advise trusting the creations as is without adding anything. It was spicy and left a pleasant numbness on the tongue. The service was fast, we waited less than 10 minutes. Decided to sit outside since it was nice but there was plenty of seating on a weekend evening along with fun music to set the mood. Would highly recommend!