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Hey Noodles

4.0 (75 reviews)
ModerateNoodles, Chinese
Open • 11:00 am - 3:30 AM (Next day)

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Antonio H.

I went to Hey Noodles with my coworkers and it was a very solid ramen restaurant. Despite it being on the smaller side and having to wait about 30 minutes before being seated, once we ordered, everything came out pretty fast. I also found it a huge PLUS that they offer free noodle refills!!!! For the price you pay, the ramen is well worth it. But just remember, you may have to wait a bit before being seated.

Michael M.

I'm hooked! 10/10 can recommend!! This has been me and my friends' go-to spot lately for late night eats (they close around 3am). My favs here are definitely the (1) sesame dry noodles, (2) peanut butter dry noodles, (3) fried chicken, (4), chicken and noodles in the pork bone soup base, (5) chicken and rice (this also comes with a small soup), and (6) the tofu appetizers. I've also been lately loving the cold noodles during this hot summer weather - I would just add an egg or some chicken for some protein. I usually go for the sweet potato noodles for any of the noodle dishes (this costs an extra $1 but well worth it). They recently expanded their menu and added some new desserts, including ice cream! FYI - this place gets quite busy during dinner time and also late night around 11pm for the late night eaters. They also recently stopped taking reservations FYI.

tomato and pork ribs egg noodle soup
Jessica I.

I came by as a solo diner on a Saturday around 9pm. The place was so busy!! I was able to be seated right away but there was a long line forming soon after. You place your order by scanning the QR code on the table. I ordered the tomato and pork ribs egg noodle soup with mild spice and mild numbing. Loved the flavour of the soup and the chewiness of the noodles! The mild numbing was the perfect amount. Service was kind and fast. I paid roughly $17 after tip for my meal. I know they have certain add ons and discounts if you spend more then $20 though. Definitely will return to this spot and other locations. They are open till 3:30am, making it a great option for a late night meal.

"Make your own noodle"; with Marinated pork belly, rice noodles, no spice, and an extra marinated egg
Jordan Z.

Fantastic. Open late, ready in les than 15 minutes, absolutely delicious, and honestly, in 2025? I can't remember the last time $20 of take out delivered so completely. Just had the marinated pork belly with rice noodles and two marinated eggs (should have known one would be included, but wasn't thinking and ordered the add-on. No regrets). Came up to $22 after tax (including $1 fee to the online order app, so technically $21 for the meal). For what I just got? In this economy? Very impressed. The portion of pork belly alone is surprisingly generous (not to mention delicious), and the portion of noodles perfectly adequate. This isn't one of those big bowls of broth with some solid bits floating around in it. It's more like a bowl full of food, and then broth just fills in the empty spaces. I guess I'm just so used to getting ripped off at this point, I honestly forgot what it felt like to be taken care of. I will be coming back (probably later this week, lol).

Beef brisket egg noodles
Jamaal M.

Enjoyed a very delicious bowl of Szechuan beef brisket egg noodles here yesterday. Just thinking about it makes me want to go back.. Would easily recommend to others

Spicy lamb soup with rice noodle. HUGE and plentiful pieces of lean lamb. HIGHLY recommended.
Deb P.

Busy place. Attentive service. Authentic taste. Reminded me of the Sichuan and South Central Mainland Chinese food, i.e. the abundant use of coriander and spicing. Portions were massive. My husband could barely finish his and I had leftovers! Their menu is "fairly" short but enough options for everyone.

Cindy M.

My new go to place for comfort food! Service is fast, portions are huge, and the price is fair. The place only has a few tables but people are in and out quick so the wait is not that bad when you're in line. If you can handle it, get the free noodle refill for more bang for your buck! I usually like to try new places but this place was so good I went back again days apart after my first time! I'll be back soon for more.

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Putri N.

hey noodles has become my late-night comfort spot, and i've got to share my experiences! the convenience factor is a huge plus - i've never had trouble finding parking, and somehow there's always a table waiting, even during the dinner rush. the space itself is welcoming with its bright, clean atmosphere that makes you want to linger over your bowl. while i appreciate that they're open late (which is honestly a lifesaver), there are a few things worth noting. the service can be a bit absent-minded - you might need to give them a gentle reminder about your order, and the wait times can stretch longer than expected. but here's a pro tip: they offer free noodle refills! and don't forget to ask about their special deals - you can score a free soda with a $20 cash purchase or a dessert when spending $40 in cash. sometimes i forget to ask too. a heads-up for my muslim friends - some of their broths are pork-based, so it's worth checking their website/app through the QR code or asking the staff about non-pork options. they do have non-pork/veg alternatives available. payment-wise, they only accept cash or debit, so come prepared. as for the food itself, while the meat quality could be more impressive (i'd rate it a 7/10 for the price point), and the portions aren't enormous, there's something comforting about their bowls - though i do wish they'd be more generous with the broth! the seating arrangement can be a bit quirky, with some tables awkwardly placed right by the cashier area. despite these small quirks, it's their late hours that keep me coming back. there's something special about having access to a warm bowl of noodles when those late-night cravings hit. while it may not be perfect, hey noodles has carved out its own little niche in my regular restaurant rotation.

Dry Noodle with Sesame Paste with addition of marinated egg and salty crispy chicken
Suzanna G.

ahhh, I could wax poetry for days about how I feel about Hey Noodle - there was a period where I was going every 2 days. Amazing value, tasty food, I get different noodles every time and every main dish is a BANGER. It's really busy no matter what I go, but people are in and out pretty quickly, I've personally never waited for than 10 minutes to get a table. You get free refills on the noodles, which I rarely do because the portion sizes are huge. Apps are a little more hit or miss, but still yummy!! The dry and soup noodles are all good, and lots of different options and the ability to customize (spicy levels, toppings, types of meats, types of noodles, etc.). AND IT'S SO CHEAP!! OPEN SUPER LATE (4AM)!! CASH DISCOUNT!! I love hey noodle.

Dry noodle with peanut butter sauce and crispy chicken
Mellisa Jule N.

Went on a Wednesday evening with my brother and sister. This place has some really good food! My sister loves their peanut butter dry noodles with crispy chicken and so do I. Definitely a must try. This place gets really busy during the night so to avoid the crowd I suggest going during evenings. Overall, service was good and dining area looks nice but kinda small. Also please note that they do only take cash or debit.

Alex L.

Food was good. Also ate the chicken karrage appetizers and it was really good. Service is nice and you order on the app. Place is nice a roomy.

Peach Yakult ($5): a peach-flavoured Pocari Sweat!
Jack W.

=== 1. VERDICT/VALUE Looking for (Northern?) Chinese noodles any time of day? This could be the place for you - good food, decent service, and a fast environment await here! === 2. FOOD The style of cuisine appears to be from northern China perhaps? Chicken Cartilage ($10) So, I thought this was a chicken knees dish and it is - but it's not deep-fried like most dishes, it's stewed similar to other dishes from northern China. It's ok, but be prepared for that surprise! Dry Noodles with Scrambled Eggs and Tomato ($12) I would order this over and over again if I could: half a boiled egg on a a slightly-sweet tomato-sauced mix of tomato and egg on chewy noodles: YUM! And you also get a bowl of seaweed soup with egg whites - so you don't miss out on the soup action! Peach Yakult ($5) No idea what it really is, but for those of you who have drank Pocari Sweat from Japan...it's like a peach-flavoured version of that. === 3. SERVICE It worked out alright: there was one lady that spoke English but the language of the place would appear to be Mandarin - amongst the staff and all patrons except for us! You scan a QR code on the table to see the menu and order off of that web page. The speed of service was good. === 4. ENVIRONMENT It's small-ish - there's tables for 2 or 4, but you could probably bring up to 8 folks here if there weren't a lot of patrons. Brightly lit, it's really meant for a relatively fast in and out dine-in experience. Baby strollers and wheelchairs could probably fit in here, but would need to stick to the sides of the restaurant. There is plenty of parking in the shopping complex lot outside.

Vanessa W.

Hey! Check out hey noodles for a delicious meal. They're opened till 4am!! We ordered a spicy dry noodle with pork, and a spicy soup noodle with beef brisket. On the side we got popcorn chicken. The portions were generous in size and you can choose your spice and numbness level when ordering. You can get extra noodle refill for free! The popcorn chicken was crispy but not as big of a crunch as other popcorn chickens I have tried. Service was pretty quick considering how busy it was at night time! The overall restaurant is small but definitely packs a punch. Pay with cash for a free can of pop

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I first visited this place a few years ago and loved it so much that I had to come back when I was…read morein the area. And it's still just as delicious! The portions are generous, and the noodles are especially good. They're perfectly chewy and springy. The soup that comes with the lo mien is also so flavourful. Everything just hits the spot. There's really nothing missing in terms of flavour. It's a small, old school restaurant rather than a fancy or trendy spot, and it feels like one of those hidden gems that only people who know about it come to. I even got to see them wrapping the wontons by hand, so you can tell they're actually making them fresh in-house. If you're ever in the area, definitely give this place a try. I'll be back again for sure!

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I have been looking for a rice roll place for a long time. There have been some old school places…read morethat i used to go to as a kid, but they have all shut down. I went back to Hong Kong earlier this year (I haven't been in a long time), hoping to find rice noodles on the street. That proved to be a much difficult task. So I never got my rice noodle roll craving satisfied. Little did I expect to find such a delicious rice noodle roll in Mississauga. Its quite hidden, not in the most obvious and easy to find location, so unless you know, or you shop at the Yuen Ming supermarket, you likely will not find it. I ordered a minced beef + egg rice roll. It was about $8.50. You also get the choice to add in bean spouts, corn, and or green onions for free. The rice rolls are not actually rolls, but more scraped/bunched up rice sheets. Nevertheless, it was so soft and smooth. I can't wait to go back for lunch.

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3.9(374 reviews)
42.5 km•Unionville
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Stumbled upon this place on a Saturday morning and was pleasantly surprised! It was busy but we…read morewere seated right away. They have really affordable combos including congee and side (rice roll or noodles) for $10. The portions were big. I was so full and had leftovers for lunch. The congees came out hot and fresh. I love the chow mein as well! Service was quick and the food came out fast. I would easily come back and order the same things again.

The Big Beef Bowl restaurant is another hand pulled noodle place that also serves other…read moreTaiwanese/Chinese desserts food. The interior is spacious but the hard benches in the booths are not comfy. Some pillows would help. Staff is prompt and helpful. There are windows around where the chef hand pull the noodles so you can watch how it is done. Also be prepared as they only take cash or debit. We tried the pickled daikon and spicy potatoes strips side dishes and both were tasty. Portions are huge. We also tried the pan fried dumplings which is quite soupy but not as tasty as it looks. The wrapping of the dumplings were quite hard. Definitely a miss. The hand-pulled noodles are very well made, chewy and yummy. The braised beef soup is more full flavour while the traditional soup is clear and comforting. We waited (about 15-20 mins) for a clay pot rice. It was worth the wait as it reminds of a great pot of rice that produces crispy rice bottoms. It's a good size pot full of filling and not oily. I would order clay pot rice again to try other fillings. Overall good place for hand-pulled noodles and clay pot rice.

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