Great service, excellent menu selection, very well prepared food, small town local businessread more

Service was good! Their version of sangria swirl yuck…read more Spring cocktail all sugar flavor yuck Diet Coke flat Water taste nasty like fish Regular margarita my boyfriend had was clear like water like what the heck Fried pickles wouldn't get again I got prime rib ( no flavor, dry even cooked medium, odd color I should have sent back) he got ribeye both $45 and wasn't anything amazing by far The building looks neat Bread pudding $14 for bread n some sauce ridiculous They charge a fee to use a card Very displeased $150 I wouldn't go back

Came here with my coworkers. I've been here several times, but I haven't been here in over 2 years…read moreso I was nervous that it'd be drastically different because I loved this place. They did change the menu a bit, but it had what I exactly wanted. We ordered the Szechuan Mala Spicy Rice Noodle Bowl w/ Beef Slices, Popcorn Chicken, Shrimp Tempura, and Xiao Long Bao. The noodle bowl is the best. Tons of flavor and ingredients with the vermicelli noodles are just amazing. The popcorn chicken is delicious, nothing special. The shrimp tempura is delicious and has an amazing crunch. The Xiao Long Bao is more of a soup dumpling dim sum style. It was pretty delicious, but it didn't taste really fresh like you'd get from an actual dim sum restaurant. The staff are friendly and fast. Lots of tables to dine at. Parking lot is a bit small, but you can park on the other side of the buildings where there are more parking.

great noodles here! they specialize in rice noodles and flavorful broths and each time i've been,…read morei've enjoyed the spicy beef noodle soup. everything comes in huge proteins and at a reasonable price. my friends enjoyed the cross the bridge rice noodle (make your own soup) dish where the sides were brought out along side the hot broth for them to construct. looked really good! i'll likely try this next time! the fried buns with condensed milk were an excellent dessert. super pillowy with a delicately crisp exterior and a perfect pairing with the condensed milk for a not too sweet dessert! this was my favorite item. staff are very friendly and there are plenty of clean and well laid out seats inside for solo diners or groups if all sizes. overall: 9/10 taste: 9/10 price: 9/10 great spot for hot soup noodles in cstat!

Absolutely phenomenal Asian food. We enjoyed our dinners so very much and the clean quiet relaxing…read moreatmosphere as well as the super fast service The food was incredibly fresh and delicious and huge generous portions. I had the Moo Goo pan after my complimentary starter of a very delicious wonton soup. Egg roll was crispy fresh perfectly cooked and stuffed with freshest shredded sweet cabbage. Hubby had combination Spicy Kung Pao and the steamed jasmine rice was perfect as well We could eat here every day while working in this area

We really like the food, but the owner's wife, the waitress, acts like she's angry that we came…read more She never smiles and seems very rude. We really don't understand because we are very nice and try to be considerate, but she just won't smile or ever seem like she is thankful that we are giving them business.

i've been meaning to write this review for a while. this is legitimately the best ramen i've ever…read morehad in my life, and at a reasonable price. i generally get the hot spicy beef w/ ramen noodles, but have tried nearly every combination of meat, noodle, and even some of the non-noodle options such as the general tso's chicken. quick praise for the service, they're quite attentive and kind, always a pleasant experience dining here and love to see the family helping out within the restaurant. ramen: upon first impression, i was genuinely taken aback by how refreshing the broth was. i've tried ramen from many different cities and countries at this point and my general impression of ramen at sit-down establishments is that the broth tends to either skew towards being more umami, fatty, salty, or watery. typically, i wouldn't describe a standard broth as necessarily refreshing, rather satisfying, in a way that itches your typical ramen craving, but not one that leaves you feeling like you could drink this and feel rejuvenated on a hot day. this ramen's broth is refreshing. it's fresh, flavorful, not overly salty nor fatty, yet compliments the flavor of both the noodles, chili oil (optional), and toppings. when i'm away from college station, i genuinely crave this ramen, and from the texture of the noodle to the portion size, this is a 6 star ramen, a gem of college station, in my opinion. personally, i prefer the ramen noodle option over the rice noodle, but i have thoroughly enjoyed the variation of rice noodles with their seafood option. general tso's chicken: this once again is my favorite general tso's variation i've had from the many that i have tried as of yet. the chicken is crisp, flavorful, and the seasoning is very satisfying. as a pair with the fried rice, i would deduct a half point on account of wishing the chicken to rice ratio was more in favor of the chicken as the fried rice, while still excellent, is ever so slightly more peppery and soft than i prefer without the chicken to balance it out. this is a must-try in cstat. get the hot & spicy beef ramen or the chicken, put some chili oil on top of it. you won't regret it! quick note: the traditional crepe is quite expensive but i have heard a lot of praise for it from my chinese friends. eager to try that one day soon.

Came here for the first time with my family. We ordered what was recommended by the waitress and…read morethey were all delicious. We ordered the Spicy Beef Ramen Soup, Pork Chop Ramen Soup, Chicken Rice Noodle Stir-Fry, and the Beef Ramen Stir-Fry. We ordered Gyoza for appetizer and they were also crunchy and flavorful. We ordered Thai Tea, but it didn't taste good, like it was watered down. We originally got sent milk tea instead and we thought this was the grossest Thai Tea, but we found out later on that we were given milk tea instead lol. Either way, they both didn't taste good. Portions were all pretty decent for the price. The staff are friendly and fast. Small one way parking lot. Lots of tables to dine on.

Excellent place for a quick Chinese meal with great flavors. Reasonable priced…read more The Dan Dan Mian; the Biang Biang Mian; the beef noodle soup and the fried rice are awesome. Each has a distinct flavor unlike some generic Chinese joints that dish up slop. The chef owner and her husband are pleasant folk. A great Friday night or Saturday night meal.

Seriously, these were the best dumplings I've had. The way the seasonings were caramelized on the…read morebottom with a little crunch, had me in a chokehold. They were seasoned so well. I got the shrimp and pork dumplings for $12. This was definitely a steal. The service was very friendly and didn't take long. This place was busy, but I still got my order in a good timeframe. This is located at a food truck park with plenty of seating and beautiful lights. Enjoy

Never disappoints, timely…read more Love their white rice and veggies Chicken noodle soup is also tasty.

CUSTOMERS BEWARE -- mandatory 20% gratuity for parties of 5+, hidden in fine print on the menu…read morecover. What was meant to be a quick lunch stop in Bastrop turned into an ordeal my kids had to witness. When the surprise charge appeared, I asked our waitress where the policy was disclosed. She didn't know. Neither did her colleagues. When I asked to see it posted, a staff member threatened to call the police on us for asking. We finally reached the owner by phone, who pointed to fine print on the menu cover that his own staff didn't know existed. If you're dining here with a group, ask about the auto-gratuity before you order -- and decide whether you want to give your business to a place that threatens to call the cops on customers for a reasonable question.

First of all, we were just there 08/07/2026 around 9pm, i hope the management reads that. The staff…read morewas very friendly and service oriented. Young kids doing hard work on a friday evening instead of partying. And they did a great job!!! Second, the food: We had the soup dumplings, the won ton in the chili sauce, the minced pork noodle and the stir fry noodles with beef. The food was amazing, could be a little bit more spicy though, but they have some hot sauces and chili oil to turn it up a notch. The noodles were perfectly cooked, not to soft and not al dente. Prices are good, portions are plenty. Also, they have these super delicious garlicky cucumbers in a savory sauce/dressing at the self serve section. I should have taken more of those. It's a neat little place, they also have these cute little booths outside. I already know what i will try next time we go there. This place is up my (noodle) alley!

TLDR: SO much potential…read more From the pictures online, Noodle Alley looked legit! Simple seating, bamboo plants, simple wood furniture, red lanterns and a shrine-- it gives traditional without even trying. You can order either at the counter or directly at your table via QR code. I'd recommend ordering at the counter, since it seems like table orders take longer to get moving. If your body runs warm, their central AC isn't running and for the most part, I found myself too hot to even want to order noodles with broth. Instead, I opted for the Cold Sesame noodles, which surprisingly wasn't bad! NOTE: the picture overhypes the dish and the actual result/taste look nothing like it. It absolutely needed more dimension other than the cucumbers, lettuce, and carrots-- fried garlic, lime, peanuts, scallions, ANYTHING. The chicken was tender (THANK GOODNESS), but should have been more shredded. Small menu items: *The Taiwanese Popcorn: another one-dimensional item that could have been so much better. It needed more spices and BASIL! *Soup Dumplings: Came out deflated with not enough soup, but the good news: the dumpling wrapper was tender and the pork filling wasn't too bad. *Shrimp & Pork Wontons in Chili Sauce: needs more acidity, I added a few drops of vinegar and it made the dish perfect Self-Service: In addition to being able to order at your table, Noodle Alley has a self-service bar where they serve oranges (essential to end all Chinese meals) and cucumber salad. Though there seems to be some praise for the cucumber salad, we found it to be too soggy meaning it's been sitting for some time.

Stopped by on a whim and so happy we did. Not only are there suggestions to take but you have the…read moreoption to build your own too. Super friendly and helpful, even recommended we come back to the area to visit another lunch spot. There is mostly outdoor seating but it's plenty big and there is enough shade and fans to keep you cool while you watch the huge tv screen. This is a place for families and friends to get out in the fresh air and enjoy the company and fellowship

This place is great they have lots of different kinds of combos for flavoring your Mac and noodles…read morewith a special theme. I like the 90's decor and the service is really consistently kind and helpful. On a pretty day it's great to go and sit outside in the Seguin schoolyard. They offer a variety of drinks here, but you could also grab a beer next door if you wanted or brownie from a couple of spots down. Definitely try it out if you're in the area

I love days that i happen to be near the airport bc that means I get to stop by this yummy little…read moreThai spot. Everything here is really authentic and delicious

They serve great pad Thai in the service was much better this last time. The ambiance is just a…read morefunky Austin type of Asian restaurant and very laid back. I will continue to go back and the food portions were Giant. It was enough for two more meals when I got home with it.

I really like the food here, every weekend we come here for lunch. The noodles here are hand made…read morenoodles. Really love it!

Food here is so delicious! I'd definitely return! Specially for the soup dumplings. Extremely…read morecomforting! The spicy beef noodle soup was also very tasty.