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Standard, run of the mill noodle restaurant. Very convenient services for an introvert who wants to eat, but you won't be satisfied if you emphasize flavors in your food. Food tastes average: the broth is definitely warm but not heart-warming with a rich broth or generous portions of meat. Though, the noodle sizes can be adjusted to be thinner or wider, which I do appreciate from this plate. This restaurant mainly feels like a sit-in and go, featuring self-serve kiosks, carts to place your used dishes, and your entrees being called out at the front when it's ready. If you want to minimize social interaction, this is the right place to be. Place looks fairly modern, and the tables have interesting amenities like charging ports for your phone and a magnetic phone stand if you ever want to watch a drama while eating. Everything looks and feels clean, so it's a nice place to sit in. Overall, for the price and taste of their noodles, I can't say I'm impressed enough to offer them at least 4 stars, especially with the rise of many other noodle restaurants around the Bay. I'd only come back here if I wanted to grab a quick meal.
I was excited to see Angry Noodle finally open. The interior is clean, modern, and simply decorated. Three self-self kiosks to order from. Complimentary filtered hot or cold water. Self-serve bowls, napkins, utensils, take-out boxes, etc. Comtemporary House music. HOUSE POLICY: NO TIPPING. Spicy Beef Tendon - cooked to tender pieces and marinated in a chili oil spice with julienned cucumbers, garlic and other spices. Braised Beef Noodle (thin noodle). Rich & flavorful broth. The noodles were like the size of udon noodles. They had a nice chew and bounce to them when eating them. The beef shank slices were thin yet tender. Unfortunately, I was the only customer in the restaurant on a weeknight (@6pm). Support your local business.
I ate here with my boyfriend on Sat night and when we came around 6pm, the restaurant was pretty empty. We ordered at one of the self serve kiosks. I appreciate that there are photos for each item on the menu. We got: - cold skin noodle (Liang pi): 10/10 very yummy - pickled cabbage beef noodle soup: 6/10 noodles were chewy and nice but the soup was lacking - chili oil beef slices: 10/10 one of my favorite things, love the spices but not spicy - marinated cucumber salad: 2/10 don't get this because it does not look like the photo on the menu and the cucumber was fairly sweet Overall, I really like the self serve concept here and they don't take tips. As we were eating, more and more people showed up. There were plenty of tables available and I would come back to try other items.
It is a good restaurant for anyone who enjoys tasty noodles. The service is kept to a minimum, which means you need to order on a screen, clean up after eating, and get your own utensils. The good thing is that you don't need to pay a tip. We ordered garlic dipping noodles with minced pork, pickled mustard greens fish noodle soup, and stir-fried baby bok choy. The noodles were hand-rolled, so they were very chewy. The minced pork was a bit too salty, but it tasted fine when eaten with the noodles. I will definitely come back to try other dishes.
Love their tomato egg noodles!! Chewy noodles yum yum. Our favorite to do place for lunch. The freshest ingredients are on the weekend so recommend coming then! Huge fan of the ordering with kiosk and environment. Service is straightforward as it's self pickup at the front and self bus the food to the Return station
I saw someone post a "no tipping" sign for this store so I knew I had to come and support them! This is my first time here and I thought the spicy beef noodle soup was delicious. The broth had a nice meaty flavor and wasn't too spicy. I like my pickled cucumbers crunchy and these didn't have any sort of crunch to them so I would pass on them the next time I'm back. They did mess up on our noodle choice -- we ordered wide noodles and they gave us the default noodles, but didn't want them to waste the food if we asked for the correct noodles so we didn't say anything. Though, I'm happy with the standard noodles. They were perfectly QQ and probably one of the best noodle textures I've had in a long time. It's also nice that this plaza isn't too crazy like the 99 ranch one where I always have difficulty finding parking. I'll definitely be back!
Disappointing.. noodles texture was chewy and good but the sauce was too oily and didn't have much flavor. thought we found a good alternative to QQ noodles but I wouldn't come back here The restaurant had a weird smell too
Tried Angry Noodle and this spot is definitely a 5-star noodle fix for me. The noodles here are super QQ (chewy) -- almost like an al dente pasta texture, which I love. They use those wide, thick noodles that really hold their shape and soak up the sauce perfectly. Every bite had great texture and flavor. We ordered the beef noodle soup and the combo dry noodles with pork and scrambled egg. Both were really good. The flavors had nice hints of chili oil and garlic, giving everything a savory kick without being overwhelming. It was a little oily, but honestly the noodles absorb it really well so it ends up tasting rich and satisfying rather than greasy. Another plus was how fast the food came out. Perfect spot if you're craving noodles and don't want to wait forever. Overall, really flavorful noodles with great texture and quick service. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm craving chewy noodles.
The restaurant is small but clean. It wasn't busy because I went there for late lunch. They do closed between 2pm and 5pm. The food was enough to fill my stomach. The noodles were good. It's like McDonald's fast food restaurant. You order by yourself and they will bring the food to the counter for you. They also have a sign says no tips. That could save you money. :)
Great replacement for QQ Noodle in the Barber Ln area. The dry noodles are so garlicky and perfectly chewy, and love the no frills service and no tip policy. Wouldn't get the head of pickled garlic again, it was a bit difficult to pick apart to eat and a little expensive.
For someone like myself who cook at home regularly, I am beginning to like their tasty single side dishes. Self service kiosks. It only takes Visa/Mastercard/Apple pay on kiosks. Grab own condiments. Not sure about noodle bowls, but I am a fan of marinated Chinese meats & veggies. This place surprised me. I actually liked their foods here. Authentic, good portions, affordable, and tasty. Tipping optional. Location is actually larger than it looks. They have two separate dining areas. Place your tray in the back when done (there are signs). 5/5 for flavors/ingredients/taste. Love everything drooped in vinaigrette and sesame oil/chili oil flavors. Yummy! Yes, authentic Chinese street foods. Marinated cucumber salad $5.99 was worth it. Stir fried baby Bok Choy $5.99 was worth it. Chili oil beef slices, this one is absolutely worth $8.99. Fulfilling and perfectly made. Pickled garlic $1.99, I was only expecting one piece, but they gave me two whole pieces. Garlic is not for everyone, but it definitely fits my tastebuds for sure. Sweet & sour, just the way I like it. Added a $2.99 herbal tea in a can with my order. Staff was organized and constantly came out to check details of operations/wiped down tables/chairs/routines. Not bad for a self service restaurant that doesn't require tipping. I am surprised. Chinese foods are getting an upgrade in the South Bay Area. Everything was delicious and well made for simple foods. I will try noodle bowls next time. This is a great addition to the plaza here in Milpitas. Love it.
Located in the same plaza as Koi Palace, Angry Noodle is a new restaurant with a fast food feel. Order at the kiosk and your number will be called when ready. Food is given on a try and then you find a spot. Bus your own dishes and tables when finished at the dish return station. No tipping here! Establishment is clean with two rooms for seating. Food took less than 10 minutes to come out. We got the beef chili oil noodles with wide noodles. You can tell that their noodles are made fresh, in house, and are hand pulled. Perfectly chewy! Great flavor in the oil and beef. My favorite was the ragrant pork noodles. The image of it looks like it would be very spicy, but it actually isn't too spicy! It has a small kick, and the broth actually has some sour to it which cuts back the spice. It's a unique broth and I really enjoyed it. The noodles were also fresh and perfectly chewy. The cucumber salad was different than I'm used to. Pretty vinegar heavy, but the pickled flavor and acidity was very helpful in cutting back some of the oil and grease in the noodle dishes. We were in and out quickly and felt satisfied! A huge highlight is definitely their noodles. Would return when wanting a quick meal with great noodles!
A newly renovated restaurant located in the same plaza as Koi Palace. They specialize in northwestern handmade Chinese noodles. Everything was self-service. Ordering was through the kiosk. There was a sauce and water station. After eating, you got to return your own tray as well. That was why they advertised for no tips. We got the spicy roasted beef noodle and triple combo noodle. There was an option to choose between thin or wide noodles. We got the wide noodles and that was the best choice! The noodle texture was great! It was chewy and you could tell it was handmade. The spicy beef noodle soup was quite oily but not too spicy. The roasted beef slices were tender and flavorful. It also came with some Bok Choy. The triple combo came with pork slices, tomato and eggs, as well as small potato cubes. The tomato added an extra layer of tangy flavor to the bowl. However, this bowl of noodle was a little too salty for us. Overall both noodles had very rich flavors. They were on the oilier and saltier side of things. If you are into heavy food, you may like it!
6 months ago
Walked in and they have self serve kiosks where you can order in English or Chinese. Once you order you just find a table- there are lots of seating on both sides of the restaurant. Then they will call the number on your receipt once the food is ready. I ended up getting both the spicy beef noodle with wide noodles and the triple combo dry noodle with the regular sized noodles. The noodles in both were perfectly cooked and had a nice bite to them. They were very long and addicting to eat. The soup in the spicy beef bowl wasn't too spicy or oily which I liked. The triple combo had a mixture of carrots, potatoes, tomatoes, egg, chili oil, scallions, and some beef. Both dishes were very flavorful without feeling heavy. The noodles were definitely the stars of both dishes! I noticed they had a sign that said no tipping either which surprised me here in the Bay Area. We took our bowls/tray and placed them in the clean up are for them to take away. Price was pretty good too for the amount of food (Under $20 a bowl). Come here if you want some quality noodles. read more
3 days ago
I walked in and ordered via the kiosk as reviewers have mentioned previously. After grabbing my ticket to wait, a few minutes passed by and all of a sudden I hear an argument erupt in what language I can only guess was Chinese, but I was unsure of which dialect. The exchange between an employee and customer got to the point over the course of 20 minutes where the employee had swatted the phone out of the customer's hand and later on threatened to punch the customer. A separate customer and another employee tried to deescalate the situation. The argument in such a small space gave me a headache. The customer eventually left, I eventually received my food, and I left. I purchased the dry pork noodle bowl and I can say that although the chili oil, pork and noodles tasted good, the vegetables were less than desirable as they were overcooked soggy. This bowl was definitely not worth the wait and headache. I will never be coming back here again. read more
20 days ago
We stopped by for lunch after running errands in the area. Parking around the plaza can be a bit of a Hunger Games situation during meal times, but luckily, you can park across the street in Cisco's empty parking lot. Crisis averted. We ordered the Dry-Mixed Spicy Beef Noodles and the Oil-Splashed Noodles. The wait was a little long since there was only one person working in the kitchen. When the food finally arrived, I'm pretty sure they made the wrong noodle dish for my Oil-Splashed Noodles and gave me something else instead. At that point, though, I was hungry enough that my detective instincts went out the window. I just dug in. The noodles in both dishes were chewy, as they should be, and that part was excellent. The Dry-Mixed Spicy Beef Noodles had great flavor, and the beef was well-marinated and tender. Definitely the winner of the two. The other dish--I'm guessing it was the Dry-Tossed Pork Noodles--was a bit underwhelming. The pork didn't taste as fresh, which was disappointing and earned the place one less star from me. Maybe I'll have to order the actual Oil-Splashed Noodles next time to see what I was supposed to get! The place itself is clean, and the kiosk makes ordering super easy. But my favorite part was the decoration on the wall--see photo. Basically, the message was: **"No tip needed, because we know you don't want to give it anyway."** I respect the honesty. No awkward tip screen guilt trip here! Overall, the noodles were solid, and I'd come back to try other dishes on the menu. read more
3 months ago
Standard, run of the mill noodle restaurant. Very convenient services for an introvert who wants to eat, but you won't be satisfied if you emphasize flavors in your food. Food tastes average: the broth is definitely warm but not heart-warming with a rich broth or generous portions of meat. Though, the noodle sizes can be adjusted to be thinner or wider, which I do appreciate from this plate. This restaurant mainly feels like a sit-in and go, featuring self-serve kiosks, carts to place your used dishes, and your entrees being called out at the front when it's ready. If you want to minimize social interaction, this is the right place to be. Place looks fairly modern, and the tables have interesting amenities like charging ports for your phone and a magnetic phone stand if you ever want to watch a drama while eating. Everything looks and feels clean, so it's a nice place to sit in. Overall, for the price and taste of their noodles, I can't say I'm impressed enough to offer them at least 4 stars, especially with the rise of many other noodle restaurants around the Bay. I'd only come back here if I wanted to grab a quick meal. read more
I was excited to see Angry Noodle finally open. The interior is clean, modern, and simply decorated. Three self-self kiosks to order from. Complimentary filtered hot or cold water. Self-serve bowls, napkins, utensils, take-out boxes, etc. Comtemporary House music. HOUSE POLICY: NO TIPPING. Spicy Beef Tendon - cooked to tender pieces and marinated in a chili oil spice with julienned cucumbers, garlic and other spices. Braised Beef Noodle (thin noodle). Rich & flavorful broth. The noodles were like the size of udon noodles. They had a nice chew and bounce to them when eating them. The beef shank slices were thin yet tender. Unfortunately, I was the only customer in the restaurant on a weeknight (@6pm). Support your local business. read more
I ate here with my boyfriend on Sat night and when we came around 6pm, the restaurant was pretty empty. We ordered at one of the self serve kiosks. I appreciate that there are photos for each item on the menu. We got: - cold skin noodle (Liang pi): 10/10 very yummy - pickled cabbage beef noodle soup: 6/10 noodles were chewy and nice but the soup was lacking - chili oil beef slices: 10/10 one of my favorite things, love the spices but not spicy - marinated cucumber salad: 2/10 don't get this because it does not look like the photo on the menu and the cucumber was fairly sweet Overall, I really like the self serve concept here and they don't take tips. As we were eating, more and more people showed up. There were plenty of tables available and I would come back to try other items. read more
It is a good restaurant for anyone who enjoys tasty noodles. The service is kept to a minimum, which means you need to order on a screen, clean up after eating, and get your own utensils. The good thing is that you don't need to pay a tip. We ordered garlic dipping noodles with minced pork, pickled mustard greens fish noodle soup, and stir-fried baby bok choy. The noodles were hand-rolled, so they were very chewy. The minced pork was a bit too salty, but it tasted fine when eaten with the noodles. I will definitely come back to try other dishes. read more
Love their tomato egg noodles!! Chewy noodles yum yum. Our favorite to do place for lunch. The freshest ingredients are on the weekend so recommend coming then! Huge fan of the ordering with kiosk and environment. Service is straightforward as it's self pickup at the front and self bus the food to the Return station read more
6 months ago
I saw someone post a "no tipping" sign for this store so I knew I had to come and support them! This is my first time here and I thought the spicy beef noodle soup was delicious. The broth had a nice meaty flavor and wasn't too spicy. I like my pickled cucumbers crunchy and these didn't have any sort of crunch to them so I would pass on them the next time I'm back. They did mess up on our noodle choice -- we ordered wide noodles and they gave us the default noodles, but didn't want them to waste the food if we asked for the correct noodles so we didn't say anything. Though, I'm happy with the standard noodles. They were perfectly QQ and probably one of the best noodle textures I've had in a long time. It's also nice that this plaza isn't too crazy like the 99 ranch one where I always have difficulty finding parking. I'll definitely be back! read more
Disappointing.. noodles texture was chewy and good but the sauce was too oily and didn't have much flavor. thought we found a good alternative to QQ noodles but I wouldn't come back here The restaurant had a weird smell too read more
Tried Angry Noodle and this spot is definitely a 5-star noodle fix for me. The noodles here are super QQ (chewy) -- almost like an al dente pasta texture, which I love. They use those wide, thick noodles that really hold their shape and soak up the sauce perfectly. Every bite had great texture and flavor. We ordered the beef noodle soup and the combo dry noodles with pork and scrambled egg. Both were really good. The flavors had nice hints of chili oil and garlic, giving everything a savory kick without being overwhelming. It was a little oily, but honestly the noodles absorb it really well so it ends up tasting rich and satisfying rather than greasy. Another plus was how fast the food came out. Perfect spot if you're craving noodles and don't want to wait forever. Overall, really flavorful noodles with great texture and quick service. I'll definitely be coming back next time I'm craving chewy noodles. read more
The restaurant is small but clean. It wasn't busy because I went there for late lunch. They do closed between 2pm and 5pm. The food was enough to fill my stomach. The noodles were good. It's like McDonald's fast food restaurant. You order by yourself and they will bring the food to the counter for you. They also have a sign says no tips. That could save you money. :) read more
Great replacement for QQ Noodle in the Barber Ln area. The dry noodles are so garlicky and perfectly chewy, and love the no frills service and no tip policy. Wouldn't get the head of pickled garlic again, it was a bit difficult to pick apart to eat and a little expensive. read more
For someone like myself who cook at home regularly, I am beginning to like their tasty single side dishes. Self service kiosks. It only takes Visa/Mastercard/Apple pay on kiosks. Grab own condiments. Not sure about noodle bowls, but I am a fan of marinated Chinese meats & veggies. This place surprised me. I actually liked their foods here. Authentic, good portions, affordable, and tasty. Tipping optional. Location is actually larger than it looks. They have two separate dining areas. Place your tray in the back when done (there are signs). 5/5 for flavors/ingredients/taste. Love everything drooped in vinaigrette and sesame oil/chili oil flavors. Yummy! Yes, authentic Chinese street foods. Marinated cucumber salad $5.99 was worth it. Stir fried baby Bok Choy $5.99 was worth it. Chili oil beef slices, this one is absolutely worth $8.99. Fulfilling and perfectly made. Pickled garlic $1.99, I was only expecting one piece, but they gave me two whole pieces. Garlic is not for everyone, but it definitely fits my tastebuds for sure. Sweet & sour, just the way I like it. Added a $2.99 herbal tea in a can with my order. Staff was organized and constantly came out to check details of operations/wiped down tables/chairs/routines. Not bad for a self service restaurant that doesn't require tipping. I am surprised. Chinese foods are getting an upgrade in the South Bay Area. Everything was delicious and well made for simple foods. I will try noodle bowls next time. This is a great addition to the plaza here in Milpitas. Love it. read more
4 months ago
Located in the same plaza as Koi Palace, Angry Noodle is a new restaurant with a fast food feel. Order at the kiosk and your number will be called when ready. Food is given on a try and then you find a spot. Bus your own dishes and tables when finished at the dish return station. No tipping here! Establishment is clean with two rooms for seating. Food took less than 10 minutes to come out. We got the beef chili oil noodles with wide noodles. You can tell that their noodles are made fresh, in house, and are hand pulled. Perfectly chewy! Great flavor in the oil and beef. My favorite was the ragrant pork noodles. The image of it looks like it would be very spicy, but it actually isn't too spicy! It has a small kick, and the broth actually has some sour to it which cuts back the spice. It's a unique broth and I really enjoyed it. The noodles were also fresh and perfectly chewy. The cucumber salad was different than I'm used to. Pretty vinegar heavy, but the pickled flavor and acidity was very helpful in cutting back some of the oil and grease in the noodle dishes. We were in and out quickly and felt satisfied! A huge highlight is definitely their noodles. Would return when wanting a quick meal with great noodles! read more
A newly renovated restaurant located in the same plaza as Koi Palace. They specialize in northwestern handmade Chinese noodles. Everything was self-service. Ordering was through the kiosk. There was a sauce and water station. After eating, you got to return your own tray as well. That was why they advertised for no tips. We got the spicy roasted beef noodle and triple combo noodle. There was an option to choose between thin or wide noodles. We got the wide noodles and that was the best choice! The noodle texture was great! It was chewy and you could tell it was handmade. The spicy beef noodle soup was quite oily but not too spicy. The roasted beef slices were tender and flavorful. It also came with some Bok Choy. The triple combo came with pork slices, tomato and eggs, as well as small potato cubes. The tomato added an extra layer of tangy flavor to the bowl. However, this bowl of noodle was a little too salty for us. Overall both noodles had very rich flavors. They were on the oilier and saltier side of things. If you are into heavy food, you may like it! read more
10 months ago
I ordered a oil spill noodle which basically came out to be chili oil noodles. The base of the noodle is $9.99, this includes bok choy and bean sprouts, but if you want a protein, it's an additional $4-5. I got the noodles with pork and it was one of the best choices. The noodle itself is very fresh. It's chewy and stretchy in the most authentic way. The pork was saucy and flavorful but I will say, the chili oil is pretty bland on its own (I mean it is a chili oil), but I just adjusted my noodles with soy sauce and vinegar they had on the side. It turned out perfectly. This place is a self serve restaurant. You order with a kiosk, you find a table and sit, you wait for your number to be called and when it is called, you pick it up at a counter on a tray. When you're done, you place your tray on a rack. There's a pretty clear system here. The place is pretty spacious, there's two rooms of dining area so plenty of space to choose from. Overall, I really enjoyed the noodles and I would definitely come back! read more
Angry noodle is fully self service, but I guess it's balanced because they don't charge tips! When you first go into the store, you order at a kiosk and find a table. The place is pretty big, so there is lots of places to select from. I went exactly at noon, but the store was pretty empty. The interior was clean and tidy; each table had these phone holders, which is great for a good youtube break! Once your food is ready, the staff calls your order number (which is stated on the receipt) and you pick your order up from the counter at the rear of the store. Once you've finished eating, you drop everything (even the trash) on a shelf. The consistency of the noodles at Angry Noodle are game changers. So chewy, and perfectly firm. We got the Tomato Egg with regular noodles and beef noodle soup with regular noodles. The tomato egg with regular noodles was underwhelming. Tomato and egg is one of my favorite childhood dishes, a dish that will always take me home from a bite. However, this bowl of noodles didn't hit the spot. The broth was really bland; it didn't even have that tomato egg soup flavor, but just chicken broth. The tomatoes were close to melted, and the eggs were okay. The beef noodle soup was a lot better, though I hate to admit that it was pretty average. It came with a good amount of vegetables and a generous portion of beef. The broth was savory and flavorful. I would totally recommend ordering this one. The noodles here are not pricey at all! Each were less than 20 dollars! I would totally come again. I'm looking forward to trying the wide noodles and some of the oil noodles! read more
Casual noodle spot where you order from the kiosk and pick up your food at the counter. You grab your own utensils and water, and bus your own table when you're done. I got the tomato egg soup noodle. I thought it was a bit too salty and the noodles were a little stale. The prices are decent though. It's an okay place to stop by for a quick meal. read more
Angry noodles is all about noodles. I went here for an early dinner with family and it was pretty empty. The space is very big because it took over two store fronts. Order is by kiosk and self pick up. Fast casual type place. The tables and chairs were new but weren't clean looking. All tables had these phone holders or chargers, which was a nice thought for solo diners or families using a tablet except those also looked pretty greasy. We orders a few noodle dishes to try. The Garlic dipping noodles was a dry wide noodle topped with boiled bok choy and garlic sauce. If you love garlic, this is the dish to try because it was packed with garlic aroma and flavor. Next was the beef broth noodles which also came with the wide noodles. The broth was clean tasting and the beef tendons were very tender. Last was the Oil Splash Noodles which was noodles topped with chilli cooked in hot oil paired with boiled bok choy. I would order this less salty next time, but overall the flavor was good and the chili oil wasn't too spicy where you would be sweating. The menu is small focused on the noodles and maybe a few side dishes. I would go back next time I have a craving for noodles. read more
Angry Noodle is the latest newcomer on the block hopefully they will be around longer than it's previous occupant. I came by on a rainy Thursday afternoon and I choose to dine-in since there were no other customers around. Menu selection is bilingual Chinese/English order thru a self-service kiosk payable by credit/debit which seems to be the norm so I chose the dry tossed pork noodles a very popular Chinese street food no salt no broth although the noodles were oily with a mild flavor and there's a self-service water no need for refill and utensils, sauce bar, bowls and chopsticks at your disposal. Interior is quite cozy limited seating best to come by and avoid the lunch crowd ample parking plenty to go around would come by maybe every and then with my co-workers for a quick take-out or simply dine-in and there's no tipping! read more
9 months ago
Ambience is clean and modern. Perfect for those who want a quick and casual meal. Simple menu with good flavors, meals come out fast and the most unique of all is no tipping! Restaurant is self service by the way. Would definitely come back here. read more
Tried the Combo Noodle and Spilled Oil Noodle. Their main flavor is spicy chili oil. Love the texture of their noodles; definitely hand pulled and hand cut. You can see the end of the noodles where it's been pinched. Long chewy noodle strings. I think the loops of noodle were actually one long noodle string, uncut. The Combo Noodle had both tomato egg and pork with chili oil. It had the spicy flavor from the chili oil and sourness from the fresh tomato. The seasoned pork added the salty flavor. Adding soy sauce enhance all the flavors. The Spilled Oil Noodle was good. Spicy enough to cause some tingling on your mouth but not burn your taste buds that you can't taste the flavor. Food came out within 10 minutes. Very clean dining room. They even have USB ports to charge your phone and a phone cradle. They also have a cold noodle dish and side dishes. There are signs that says "No Tipping Please." read more
10 months ago
Delicious noodle spot! I got the wide flat noodles and they were perfectly chewy. This place is self serve so you order at a kiosk and seat yourself. The food came out quick. It's super spacious and clean inside! read more
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11 months ago
Smaller portion than Cupertino their orginal restaurant. The food are overall good but given its price point they should give a more generous portion read more
10 months ago
This is a perfect noodle shop; I'll go there often. The food is delicious and tipping is not required, making it a perfect choice. read more
1 year ago
no tips required. Food are authentic. 陕西风味。面条很劲道。自己端吃的。自己收盘子。有手机充电设备。好像刚开业。挺干净的。自己在kiosk点餐。做好后他们会叫号 read more
10 months ago
I've seen this more than a few times going towards Milpitas Square. Today is the day, I check-it-out. Today, I'm in Silicon Valley. I'm here at Angry Noodle in Milpitas this Friday night. That's an interesting name, Angry Noodle. I went with some Spicy Beef Noodles. It kinda reminds me of something Sichuan, or Mì Bò Sa Tế. I'm surprised that it's this good. I gotta give it a Stir, so all the Sauce and Chili oil coats every strand of Noodle. It was flavorful. And the Noodles are chewy, but not too chewy. I was thinking this was going to be a 3.9-4.2 stars, but I give this 4.2/4.3 stars. It was really good Noodles. read more
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690 Barber Ln
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