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My go-to order is tomato and beef brisket noodle soup. Depending on my mood I'll either get rice noodles or egg noodles. Hey Noodles is like a 3.5 stars resto to me. It's better than Magic Noodles and kinda on par w/ Yunshang Rice Noodles imo. Definitely doesn't clear Deer Garden (I'm biased because I love the peanut and chili soup base there). One thing it DOES have that's nice is unlimited noodle refills. The beef brisket quality is very inconsistent. Most of the time you're given beef tendons instead of actual brisket. They just cut them in brisket-sized pieces. Tbh it is kinda scammy but other times I'll get actual brisket meat. The meat quality is like the one major gripe I have with this place. They give you so little and whatever they do give you is not tender! The tendons are usually chewy af. Broth is decent. I haven't tried the sesame paste/peanut butter sauce and I'm very curious how it is so one of these visits I'll try to convince myself to order it up.
Unlimited noodle and broth refills for as little as $8 at hey noodles! Unfortunately meat is not refillable though I've been told that some people order 5+ bowls of refills!!! I could never. The cheapest bowls are the Xiao Mian Chongqing Street noodles or the original dry noodles for $8. Bowls that come with meat and veggies are typically around $14, but I got the most expensive Meat lovers bowl at $24 comes with a lot of different types of meat and the pork belly was so tender and melts in your mouth I love getting egg noodles for these bowls, but you can choose rice or potato noodles too! Some of their locations are open super late which is great for a midnight food run!
Came on a weekend for lunch with my girlfriend. The restaurant was not too busy considering the rest of the plaza. Ordering is done on phone. Ordered a Meat Soup Noodle bowl, Classic Dry noodle, and Popcorn Chicken. Can choose your own spice and numbing levels, and type of noodles. The meat noodle had quite a lot of meat, and a variety of different animals/cuts. I couldn't even really tell them all apart, but I know at least there was beef brisket+tendon, braised pork belly, pork rib(?) and lamb rib(?). The dry noodles with the pork and peas were very tasty, a bit more flavourful than the soup noodle. And came with a bowl of a light shrimpy broth. Overall pretty good. The soup noodle was a bit more expensive, but not bad considering the size and how much you get.
Hey noodles decided to partner up with an app this year as advertised on Instagram for $1 noodles for their 9th anniversary celebration. I think they need to do better in terms of customer experience. I get that the app is a third party company they partnered with but you should ensure it runs smoothly so customers can use it and actually buy the coupon to use for your $1 noodles. It's unfortunate we didn't end up eating here staff wasn't able to go above and beyond to honour the offer. Oh wells. We ended up eating something else.
This was our first visit. We came here around 1pm in a Saturday afternoon because we were craving for noodles. I've heard good things about this noodle chain so I was excited to try it. My son and I had the pork belly egg noodle. The portions are very generous and the flavour was good. My hubby had the Chongqing minced pork with peas and egg noodles. Our youngest had plain egg noodle. Xiaomian noodle dine in only offer unlimited noodles. You can select the spicy level - we all went with mild. We also ordered the chicken feet, steam fry pork and chive dumplings and popcorn chicken (white meat). The customer service was very good. There was one server and she was very nice and helpful. The food was pretty good overall. I did wish the broth was hotter. There is ample parking and the plaza has a ton of food options.
Got the tomato and pork rib noodle. It was hot and fresh, but the food was just average. The tomato flavor was lacking, with very few tomato pieces. I got mild spice and mild numbing - note this was a bit too much for me and they provided a clear soup to dilute the flavor which was appropriate response. I got egg noodle which was slightly thick and it did not seems home made. Service was quick. I got this at 10pm and it came quickly which was appreciated but I would not come here for a meal I want to slowly enjoy.
I want to like your hey noods. But I can't bring myself away from clear broth beef noodles and my poor stomach gets wrenched every time some mala stuff hits. Tried a dry and a soup noodle and to my disdain, overpriced around $15 bowls and you could get similar qualities at the food court at pmall. Will not return unfortunately, and as we start buckling down our wallets in this transitory period I will start weeding out the non-performers.
Came here for the first time with a party of 4 for dinner! We all ordered different noodle dishes to try. I got the Dry Sesame Noodles with cucumber, cabbage and lettuce, but the other 3 ordered noodle soup. I was really impressed by the amount of veggies they gave, and the portion of noodles was also a lot (I took a third of it home at the end). I really missed going to one of my favourite places with this dish, and Hey Noodles really satisfied my craving for it! Besides the dry noodles, my friends really enjoyed their dishes too. They were pleased by the amount of meat they got! I would recommend this place because the price is very reasonable and the portions are really good.
Hey Noodles! Where are the noodles?! If you want my brief synopsis of my first visit to Hey Noodles, it's there in the first paragraph. It's not a good sign when the name has noodles and you don't get any! I am slow to the braised protein trend. Seeing that I am always in this area for Starbucks and Popeye's Chicken, and walk past this eatery when I'm picking up food from Pizza Hut, I decided to give Hey Noodles a try. The first time, I ordered takeout through Uber Eats and got the following: - Fresh watermelon juice - Yummy braised chicken with regular egg noodles - Salted crispy chicken bites With the yummy braised chicken, I got to order the spicy and numbness levels. I tend to not go crazy with them when I first order from a place. I also got the cilantro removed. My order was ready pretty fast. I was running errands that day. I pulled into the plaza, parked, and walked over to the restaurant. I looked at all the signs posted on the doors. There were a lot of them. The first one said to wear a mask. Check! The next sign had in Chinese that if you buy a watermelon drink, you get one for free. This offer wasn't mentioned in English on the sign. I didn't see this offer on Uber Eats, either. I was thrilled to get a free drink, though. I then grew tired of looking at all the signs and simply walked in. When I got inside, I talked to a woman. I said my name and that I was picking up an Uber Eats order. She asked for the order number, which I showed on my phone. All was well. My two bags of goodies were on the table. I thanked her, got my goods, headed to my car, and drove home. Let's start with the yummy braised chicken. I was pleased to see star anise when I took the lid off the container. There were generous chunks of chicken, onion, potatoes, mushrooms, and bell peppers. The onions were more on the raw side, which I don't enjoy in a braised dish. I'd rather have them cooked longer and get soft like the other ingredients. I took all the onion chunks out. Everything else was flavourful and done well. There was one large slice of ginger, which I also took out. I had ordered regular egg noodles. They were missing. In the container that should have had egg noodles, I got rice. Ugh! The broth for my nonexistent noodles accompanied my order. All I saw were dried shrimp, seaweed, and egg in the broth looking back at me, also wondering where the noodles were. I made the best of my screwed-up order. I got a plate, put down my steamed rice, and poured the yummy braised chicken on top. It was filling. I still wanted noodles, though. I wasn't in the mood for rice, which was the main reason why I went with noodles. The watermelon juice was the best! It was refreshing and tasted fresh. The salted crispy chicken bites were good. They were packed in a small rectangular box. I was hoping to get more for $8. They weren't super crispy or salty, but were yummy. The box soaked up a good portion of the oil. The second time I ordered from here, I did it through Hey Noodles's site. I got watermelon juice. The site has issues. By the time that I got to the store to pick up my order, the young man who was there said that they had run out of watermelon juice. So, how come the site doesn't tell you immediately that it's out of stock? I basically wasn't impressed that I drove over to find out that it was out of watermelon juice. I also had to ask for a refund. Additionally, I asked that the guy communicate with the folks responsible for the ordering site to improve upon this feature of letting customers know when items are unavailable. I don't think that he cared. Same goes for the owner who was sitting there. It's a shame. The watermelon juice is so good here when it is available. I won't be coming back anytime soon. I may try a different location and see if my order is completed correctly. Maybe I'll call this location Hey Rice, as it's more fitting to my experience. (203)
This has become one of our must visit stops when coming to Toronto. We really like the noodles here because they are so flavorful. You can specify the level of not only the spice, but also the numbing peppers. Spicy and regular numbing is just perfect for me. I usually order the lamb noodles. They don't hold back on the lamb! And its really tender. Apparently the noodles have unlimited refills too, so even though its $17 for a bowl you do get quite a lot. Open till midnight, which is convenient.
Came here for their $1 noodle promo. I've been a fan of their Chongqing noodles in general, so this was great! I really like their noodle texture and very flavourful broth. It comes with roasted peanuts and pickles veggies, along with a few other fragrant toppings. The noodles are also unlimited refills! Just know that the plain Chongqing street noodles do not include any meat items (you can add them on). I will say the staff aren't necessarily the talkative type and may come off as blunt or rude, but perhaps it's more of a cultural understanding on my part that I know they don't mean to be rude--it just sort of comes off that way. Some things may be lost in translation or misunderstood because they primarily speak Mandarin, so try to be clear and concise when using English. The owner of the place is very cute though, you can usually see her around! It seems like she has a really nice family atmosphere with her staff, you can frequently hear them joking around with each other (in Mandarin). When we left, she yelled across the restaurant to bid us farewell and to come again for their special! They've taken adequate measures to ensure social distancing while dining in. They have their menu and mobile ordering to tables using QR codes, in addition to glass/plastic dividers between tables. There's also currently a $1.50 per person COVID-19 fee for non-reusable bowls and cutlery + water bottles.
Came here on Boxing Day after finishing a late night work shift and was seeking some warm comforting food and this place was open 24 hours so we thought to give it a try. We ordered online for pick up. Got the meat lover and the tomato and beef brisket. You can adjust the spicy and numbness level and how well you want the egg noodle to cook (Al denté or soft). Let's talk about the food. The portion was huge. It was a struggle for us to finish it all. The flavour was there. Yummy. However, when it came to service..... The man who was working behind the cash register was very rude. On the table, there was our order and a couple of other orders too. We paid in person and then he told us to grab our bag. Okay so I had to look up close to the receipt taped on the plastic bag to see which one was ours, and he quickly snapped at me "You only have one bag!" It was really uncalled for. Usually at other restaurants someone would hand the bag over to you readily. And for this reason, I knocked a few stars off the review and wouldn't come back because I felt unappreciated as a customer.
A staple noodle shop that's also open 24 hours. The prices have went up, but the quantity didn't stay the same. I really like the customization options, including the spice, and the service was decent. The overall environment is a bit on the louder side! read more
3 months ago
I am always a fan of xiao mian. Hey noodles did well transforming this spicy noodle to the Canadian market. Compared to the xiao mian I had in Chongqing, this is a lot milder. Not saying this is not spicy though. You can get unlimited noodle refill as well if you eat in the restaurant. read more
It is a casual family eat in place for rice and noodles. If you are ok for spiciness it is a place to good. There are level of spiciness to choose. I have a bowl of noodle , rice with hald fat and meat pork and deep fried chicken. The noodle sauce is very salty. The rice is good . The deep fried chicken is crispy without much flavour. I enjoy the jelly dessert. If there is dried hawthorn fruit piece it would taste much better. The servers are the best among ambience/ food / services. They are smart with giving bowls for us to share. They also gave extra jelly as I have group of 3. The sweet gave during the bill payment is one of a kind and they are willing to let me get extra of different flavour to taste. Washroom is an independent room . Parking is big outside . read more
My go-to order is tomato and beef brisket noodle soup. Depending on my mood I'll either get rice noodles or egg noodles. Hey Noodles is like a 3.5 stars resto to me. It's better than Magic Noodles and kinda on par w/ Yunshang Rice Noodles imo. Definitely doesn't clear Deer Garden (I'm biased because I love the peanut and chili soup base there). One thing it DOES have that's nice is unlimited noodle refills. The beef brisket quality is very inconsistent. Most of the time you're given beef tendons instead of actual brisket. They just cut them in brisket-sized pieces. Tbh it is kinda scammy but other times I'll get actual brisket meat. The meat quality is like the one major gripe I have with this place. They give you so little and whatever they do give you is not tender! The tendons are usually chewy af. Broth is decent. I haven't tried the sesame paste/peanut butter sauce and I'm very curious how it is so one of these visits I'll try to convince myself to order it up. read more
Unlimited noodle and broth refills for as little as $8 at hey noodles! Unfortunately meat is not refillable though I've been told that some people order 5+ bowls of refills!!! I could never. The cheapest bowls are the Xiao Mian Chongqing Street noodles or the original dry noodles for $8. Bowls that come with meat and veggies are typically around $14, but I got the most expensive Meat lovers bowl at $24 comes with a lot of different types of meat and the pork belly was so tender and melts in your mouth I love getting egg noodles for these bowls, but you can choose rice or potato noodles too! Some of their locations are open super late which is great for a midnight food run! read more
Came on a weekend for lunch with my girlfriend. The restaurant was not too busy considering the rest of the plaza. Ordering is done on phone. Ordered a Meat Soup Noodle bowl, Classic Dry noodle, and Popcorn Chicken. Can choose your own spice and numbing levels, and type of noodles. The meat noodle had quite a lot of meat, and a variety of different animals/cuts. I couldn't even really tell them all apart, but I know at least there was beef brisket+tendon, braised pork belly, pork rib(?) and lamb rib(?). The dry noodles with the pork and peas were very tasty, a bit more flavourful than the soup noodle. And came with a bowl of a light shrimpy broth. Overall pretty good. The soup noodle was a bit more expensive, but not bad considering the size and how much you get. read more
Hey noodles decided to partner up with an app this year as advertised on Instagram for $1 noodles for their 9th anniversary celebration. I think they need to do better in terms of customer experience. I get that the app is a third party company they partnered with but you should ensure it runs smoothly so customers can use it and actually buy the coupon to use for your $1 noodles. It's unfortunate we didn't end up eating here staff wasn't able to go above and beyond to honour the offer. Oh wells. We ended up eating something else. read more
This was our first visit. We came here around 1pm in a Saturday afternoon because we were craving for noodles. I've heard good things about this noodle chain so I was excited to try it. My son and I had the pork belly egg noodle. The portions are very generous and the flavour was good. My hubby had the Chongqing minced pork with peas and egg noodles. Our youngest had plain egg noodle. Xiaomian noodle dine in only offer unlimited noodles. You can select the spicy level - we all went with mild. We also ordered the chicken feet, steam fry pork and chive dumplings and popcorn chicken (white meat). The customer service was very good. There was one server and she was very nice and helpful. The food was pretty good overall. I did wish the broth was hotter. There is ample parking and the plaza has a ton of food options. read more
2 years ago
Got the tomato and pork rib noodle. It was hot and fresh, but the food was just average. The tomato flavor was lacking, with very few tomato pieces. I got mild spice and mild numbing - note this was a bit too much for me and they provided a clear soup to dilute the flavor which was appropriate response. I got egg noodle which was slightly thick and it did not seems home made. Service was quick. I got this at 10pm and it came quickly which was appreciated but I would not come here for a meal I want to slowly enjoy. read more
4 years ago
I want to like your hey noods. But I can't bring myself away from clear broth beef noodles and my poor stomach gets wrenched every time some mala stuff hits. Tried a dry and a soup noodle and to my disdain, overpriced around $15 bowls and you could get similar qualities at the food court at pmall. Will not return unfortunately, and as we start buckling down our wallets in this transitory period I will start weeding out the non-performers. read more
Got the Sesame Dry Noodles with all the toppings and they are good. I liked how you can choose the different spice and numb levels. Service was quick and you can order with QR code on the table. It was really busy and lots of people were coming in too. But turnaround time is quick. read more
Came here for the first time with a party of 4 for dinner! We all ordered different noodle dishes to try. I got the Dry Sesame Noodles with cucumber, cabbage and lettuce, but the other 3 ordered noodle soup. I was really impressed by the amount of veggies they gave, and the portion of noodles was also a lot (I took a third of it home at the end). I really missed going to one of my favourite places with this dish, and Hey Noodles really satisfied my craving for it! Besides the dry noodles, my friends really enjoyed their dishes too. They were pleased by the amount of meat they got! I would recommend this place because the price is very reasonable and the portions are really good. read more
Hey Noodles! Where are the noodles?! If you want my brief synopsis of my first visit to Hey Noodles, it's there in the first paragraph. It's not a good sign when the name has noodles and you don't get any! I am slow to the braised protein trend. Seeing that I am always in this area for Starbucks and Popeye's Chicken, and walk past this eatery when I'm picking up food from Pizza Hut, I decided to give Hey Noodles a try. The first time, I ordered takeout through Uber Eats and got the following: - Fresh watermelon juice - Yummy braised chicken with regular egg noodles - Salted crispy chicken bites With the yummy braised chicken, I got to order the spicy and numbness levels. I tend to not go crazy with them when I first order from a place. I also got the cilantro removed. My order was ready pretty fast. I was running errands that day. I pulled into the plaza, parked, and walked over to the restaurant. I looked at all the signs posted on the doors. There were a lot of them. The first one said to wear a mask. Check! The next sign had in Chinese that if you buy a watermelon drink, you get one for free. This offer wasn't mentioned in English on the sign. I didn't see this offer on Uber Eats, either. I was thrilled to get a free drink, though. I then grew tired of looking at all the signs and simply walked in. When I got inside, I talked to a woman. I said my name and that I was picking up an Uber Eats order. She asked for the order number, which I showed on my phone. All was well. My two bags of goodies were on the table. I thanked her, got my goods, headed to my car, and drove home. Let's start with the yummy braised chicken. I was pleased to see star anise when I took the lid off the container. There were generous chunks of chicken, onion, potatoes, mushrooms, and bell peppers. The onions were more on the raw side, which I don't enjoy in a braised dish. I'd rather have them cooked longer and get soft like the other ingredients. I took all the onion chunks out. Everything else was flavourful and done well. There was one large slice of ginger, which I also took out. I had ordered regular egg noodles. They were missing. In the container that should have had egg noodles, I got rice. Ugh! The broth for my nonexistent noodles accompanied my order. All I saw were dried shrimp, seaweed, and egg in the broth looking back at me, also wondering where the noodles were. I made the best of my screwed-up order. I got a plate, put down my steamed rice, and poured the yummy braised chicken on top. It was filling. I still wanted noodles, though. I wasn't in the mood for rice, which was the main reason why I went with noodles. The watermelon juice was the best! It was refreshing and tasted fresh. The salted crispy chicken bites were good. They were packed in a small rectangular box. I was hoping to get more for $8. They weren't super crispy or salty, but were yummy. The box soaked up a good portion of the oil. The second time I ordered from here, I did it through Hey Noodles's site. I got watermelon juice. The site has issues. By the time that I got to the store to pick up my order, the young man who was there said that they had run out of watermelon juice. So, how come the site doesn't tell you immediately that it's out of stock? I basically wasn't impressed that I drove over to find out that it was out of watermelon juice. I also had to ask for a refund. Additionally, I asked that the guy communicate with the folks responsible for the ordering site to improve upon this feature of letting customers know when items are unavailable. I don't think that he cared. Same goes for the owner who was sitting there. It's a shame. The watermelon juice is so good here when it is available. I won't be coming back anytime soon. I may try a different location and see if my order is completed correctly. Maybe I'll call this location Hey Rice, as it's more fitting to my experience. (203) read more
This has become one of our must visit stops when coming to Toronto. We really like the noodles here because they are so flavorful. You can specify the level of not only the spice, but also the numbing peppers. Spicy and regular numbing is just perfect for me. I usually order the lamb noodles. They don't hold back on the lamb! And its really tender. Apparently the noodles have unlimited refills too, so even though its $17 for a bowl you do get quite a lot. Open till midnight, which is convenient. read more
Came here for their $1 noodle promo. I've been a fan of their Chongqing noodles in general, so this was great! I really like their noodle texture and very flavourful broth. It comes with roasted peanuts and pickles veggies, along with a few other fragrant toppings. The noodles are also unlimited refills! Just know that the plain Chongqing street noodles do not include any meat items (you can add them on). I will say the staff aren't necessarily the talkative type and may come off as blunt or rude, but perhaps it's more of a cultural understanding on my part that I know they don't mean to be rude--it just sort of comes off that way. Some things may be lost in translation or misunderstood because they primarily speak Mandarin, so try to be clear and concise when using English. The owner of the place is very cute though, you can usually see her around! It seems like she has a really nice family atmosphere with her staff, you can frequently hear them joking around with each other (in Mandarin). When we left, she yelled across the restaurant to bid us farewell and to come again for their special! They've taken adequate measures to ensure social distancing while dining in. They have their menu and mobile ordering to tables using QR codes, in addition to glass/plastic dividers between tables. There's also currently a $1.50 per person COVID-19 fee for non-reusable bowls and cutlery + water bottles. read more
Came here on Boxing Day after finishing a late night work shift and was seeking some warm comforting food and this place was open 24 hours so we thought to give it a try. We ordered online for pick up. Got the meat lover and the tomato and beef brisket. You can adjust the spicy and numbness level and how well you want the egg noodle to cook (Al denté or soft). Let's talk about the food. The portion was huge. It was a struggle for us to finish it all. The flavour was there. Yummy. However, when it came to service..... The man who was working behind the cash register was very rude. On the table, there was our order and a couple of other orders too. We paid in person and then he told us to grab our bag. Okay so I had to look up close to the receipt taped on the plastic bag to see which one was ours, and he quickly snapped at me "You only have one bag!" It was really uncalled for. Usually at other restaurants someone would hand the bag over to you readily. And for this reason, I knocked a few stars off the review and wouldn't come back because I felt unappreciated as a customer. read more
6 years ago
Had been wanting to try this place for a while. The good thing is this restaurant is in a plaza with lots of parking spots. The restaurant itself is small with not too many seats but we beat the rush and were able to be seated right away. I ordered the Popcorn Chicken which is my reason for giving this restaurant a lower rating, because the popcorn chicken was not the greatest and I actually regretted ordering it. The chicken was covered with a lot of dough and there actually didn't seem to be that much chicken itself. My daughter ordered the pork belly soup noodles and I ordered the Minced Pork Dry Noodles. I have to say that I really enjoyed my noodles. I liked the flavours and how it all went together. The pork belly soup noodles were good too. You also get a good portion of noodles to begin with. I didn't really feel the need to order extra noodles. I would definitely come back again. read more
3 years ago
This place is one of my go to spots for hot and sour noodles. The portions are generous,the broth is flavorful and the service is fast. Their appetizers are flavorful as well but a bit expensive for the small portion size. I usually order the okra for my appetizer and the pork belly glass noodles as my main. Their service is very fast and you usuallyget your order around 5-10 mind after ordering. Another plus is they are open late in case you are a night owl. They used to have a customer loyalty reward system but that has now been retired. read more
8 years ago
Came here for their promotion that ends Oct2. $1 noodles!! YES U Heard me!! A DOLLAR! The catch is you have to post their promo poster to any social media platform! I had their $1 noodle aka the Chongqing style Noodles. Appearance looks really good, taste wise i would say 3/5. Nothing too special. The soup base is on the oily side, no toppings come with this dish. its a Dollar, so no complains [: Their popcorn chicken taste like deep fried dough. Very little chicken. Will not suggest. Overall, for a dollar, I will suggest trying it. RMB ITS DINE IN SPECIAL ONLY. To really try out their dishes, i would suggest ordering something on the menu. See if its something that matches your taste bud!~ FYI: I love spicy and i can eat crazy spicy, unfortunately their spicy level isn't too crazy. but for ppl who cant eat spicy, start with mild and slowly go up! (: read more
3 years ago
First time trying this place. I ordered wrong items but was surprised i still enjoyed my meal. Our QR code thing didn't work for our menu so we had to order with the server. We got chicken nuggets instead of the taiwanese popcorn chicken and i got rice noodles instead of egg noodles. Was 11pm and it was still quite busy for a week night. All in all three and half stars. read more
We love noodles and somehow we never got around to try Heynoodles until this weekend and it was delicious! The restaurant was relatively standard in size and can seat around 10 tables between 2-4 people. I was impressed with its decor when I walked in as its creative - it's like tables and chairs hung upside down from the ceiling, with interesting artworks on the side. Not knowing what to order, the two of us created our own bowl of noodles. 5 steps total and each was pretty clear. I picked #07 house special marinated pork ribs $11.99 with whole wheat noodles, less spicy and no numbness. The other bowl was #06 nutirious lamb $14.99 with rice noodles and no spice no numbness. I was impressed how good their whole wheat noodles were. It was chewy yet had a good texture. Totally recommended! Since I dont take spice well, its level was just right for me. Occasionally had to take a few sips of water, but totally manageable start to finish. As for both our meats, they were all tender and falls off the bones easily. P.S. Free noodle refills! When the owner/came to take my order, she asked in Mandarin so going with the flow I ordered in half English and half Mandarin. I wasn't too sure what was the best approach. Nevertheless, service was good and our noodles came really quickly. read more
5 years ago
If you enjoy spicy food this is a great place to eat. They serve spicy Chinese noodles with many options for customization. You can choose your protein, noodle type, hardness of noodle, spice level, numbness level, and a variety of minor toppings (peanuts, cilantro, etc). If you're a hungry guy and/or gal, you can get unlimited noodle refills for dine in. The beef brisket is generally tender and generously portioned. The minced pork is flavourful. The wontons are good if you're not that hungry but want something soupy on a cold or rainy day. I think their spice ratings are higher than other places. So if you normally order very spicy then order regular spicy here. This spot is open 24hrs so you can warm up with a bowl of soup noodles anytime. read more
3.5/5 Noodles with house special marinated pork ($10.99). You can pick the level of spiciness and level of numbness. I ordered less spicy (which was the perfect kick) and no numbness (I was scared to add any). Broth was nice and spicy. I like the peanuts topping, great crunch element and adds a nutty flavour. The marinated pork was tender and flavourful but I got some pieces that were toooo fatty for my liking. Large noodle portion but the noodles they use was OK to me in terms of texture. I like how this place opens til late (6AM). Restaurant is kind of small but clean. Service was average and food came out quickly. Good portion size (can add more noodles for free) and reasonable price. I would come back for late night eats if you want noodles and something spicy (can forgo spicy if it's not your thing lol)! read more
6 years ago
Decent noodle place but it's clear that quantity is prioritized over quality here. Food came out relatively quick and we had a lot of customizability in regards to spiciness, numbness, noodle texture, and soup level. I got the marinated pork belly bowl which was pretty good but most of the pork belly pieces were about 70% fat. Broth had a good light flavor and wasn't too heavy. However, my boyfriend got the Szechuan beef brisket which was really oily and had dry and tough pieces of brisket. Flavour was good though and had a nice kick to it. Also, we both asked for 'hard' noodles but both our noodles were still overcooked and barely had a bite to them. I would give a 3/5 but the unlimited noodle refill deserves an extra star. read more
6 years ago
It was fairly late in the evening and we were looking for a spot to get a hot soup fix. My brother suggested we try this out and honestly I'm glad he recommended it. The restaurant was nice in terms of the table arrangement and the decor, and we were seated immediately by the staff. We all ordered a "customize your own bowl" and it was served within 10 minutes which was pretty fast. I did enjoy it, however I did end up biting my tongue as the noodles I got were super soft and was to excited to eat. All in all it was delicious until that happened, so I just paid and took it home once I was able to eat again. If you do plan on paying by debit you need a minimum purchase of $30.00, so I ended up paying to make it easier for us. I would definitely try it again as I did enjoy the experience and the food was quite tasty! read more
Another noodle joint located at Midland and McNiccoll close to other noodle places like Jim Chai and Magic Noodles. Most servers here speak Mandarin and English. I ordered the Soybean and Pork Intestine Noodles with green onions and peanuts. I chose the regular spicy and it was just the right amount, if you can handle more spice I recommend the extra spicy. There was a lot of flavour and a good amount of noodles, definitely affordable and filling. My sister ordered the Chicken and Mushroom Noodles, the broth was light and lacked flavour. She had to add chili oil to enhance its overall taste, aside from that she enjoyed it. As for payment, anything under 20$ they require cash only otherwise you can pay with cash, credit or debit. Overall, I would come back here for a quick meal that has decent noodles. read more
6 years ago
The noodles and soup were great but tasted like something was missing. Broth was a bit oily. Overall, the spicy soup, soft and tender beef brisket, crumbly minced pork were the perfect combination with chewy noodles. A must try! But good once in a while. read more
9 years ago
I love Spicy and I love Noodle. Hey Noodles just opens at Midland and McNicoll right next to Jim Chai Kee. The interior decor is nice and trendy. Clean as it is still new. Menu is simple with a choice of noodle or rice bowls. You can pick how spicy it is (or non spicy at all) plus the chewiness of noodle (soft or hard). And the best thing is Free additional noodles if you are a bigger eater. Beef Sirloin Noodle Extra Numb ($10.95) The beef is of good quality and tender!! The noodles has a good bite. And yes it was spicy....... Since most of the spiciness is by adding chili oil so it can be quite oily. (Pro Tip: Don't play with your phone while eating!!) During lunch hour, it took quite awhile for the food to be ready (+15 minute), I hope you have a long lunch break. Cash and Debit! read more
I have to admit, i love noodles. Whether it be pasta or asian noodles. And i was excited to try out this noodle place. We went here on an early Saturday night, it was a good thing too because the place is small. We got the black fungus and popcorn chicken as our appetizer. We also got szechuan style beef brisket and wonton soup. Black fungus: was very good, it had a lot of flavour and texture to it. I personally love black fungus. Popcorn chicken: was decent, made with real chicken meat, not processed. But it was on the bland side. Wonton soup: was good, broth was flavourful and the wontons tasted like homemade ones. Szechuan style beef brisket: was probably the best dish we had. The brisket was cooked perfectly, soft and tender full of flavour. The broth was spicy enough to make me sweat, but had enough flavour. You could taste the numbing effect of the szechuan peppercorns. The noodles were done correctly, just perfect. Overall the experience was good. Would definitely come back and try their other offerings. Its also a good alternative to ramen houses. read more
This restaurant is super good! I tried it at Richmond hill before once and fell in love with it! You can add on as much noodles as you want into it after you finish your first bowl of noodles. You can also customize the spicy level and how numb as well. We ordered the chicken cartilage, nutritious lamb and noodles with tomato and beef brisket. The chicken cartilage is crunchy and has a good amount of spice into it! It's super addictive as well. The lamb noodles were amazing! I chose the regular spicy and regular numb. Just can't get enough of spicy food! The lamb was really tender and has a good flavour - it didn't have the really gamey smell or taste to it either. When you eat it together with the soup base, it makes it taste extra good! I also like how the soup is super hot, which is really how it should be when eating noodle soup~ I tried a bit of the tomato and beef brisket. The tomato soup base is great! It's light and has a nice fragrance to it! The only downside is that it's a little more pricier than other noodle places. However, I'll still come back! But probably at RMH location as it's closer to me~ read more
It's always nice to enjoy a bowl of warm soup noodles especially for this weather and hey noodles had made it so convenient too, this location 3700 Midland Ave is open 24/7 一碗暖洋洋的麵尤其是在這季節是最好不過的。嘿小面為於 3700 Midland Ave 的分店是24小時營業喔 超方便吧 位於Midland的嘿小面也最近新推出全麥麵，只有這家分店有喔! read more
"A-OK" perfectly summarizes what I think about this place. Some of my friends have argued that Magic Noodle next door is better, some have argued that this place is better - honestly, it all just depends on your preference since they both serve different types of noodles/broth, but at the end of the day, both are hot bowls of soup noodle and both are just a-ok. The broth here can be made VERY spicy, even numbing if you wish (that's what their cuisine is known for). However, if you're a weakling like me, they can also make it not spicy and the broth will still be flavourful. I've tried both the beef/lamb noodles and both were fine. It's nice that they give free refills of noodles and that would definitely benefit big eaters, however, I find that the portion is already pretty big to begin with and I would argue that most people don't "need" an extra refill. As for the side dishes, I've tried chicken cartilage, beef tongue, and popcorn chicken. The first two were fine - they're just cooked bland and then served in the spicy oil sauce (can ask to provide sauce on the side). The popcorn chicken though was pretty bad and I wouldn't recommend it. It tasted really fake and there was more batter than chicken. read more
6 years ago
Your average noodle place. We ordered a build your own noodle, stewed chicken and mushroom noodle and popcorn chicken. I like how they allow you to customize your bowl of noodles- type of noodles, soup amount, spice level and garnishes. Portions were decent and the taste was decent. Personally not the best noodles I've ever had. We still visit once in a while if we want something hearty and relatively inexpensive. Another thing to note is that while eating the noodles, there was a strong smell of dish detergent lingering on the bowl. This made the overall experience a little uncomfortable. Perhaps they can consider changing the bowls that they serve in. read more
Came here for the 1 dollar noodles. The special only applied to the chongqing noodles so that's what we decide to get. I added an egg to mine but unfortunately I didn't like how it tasted. I opted for the spice level just above mild which I felt was far too spicy. The broth had an odd taste to it which I can't quite describe and the egg was hard boiled and cold. It tasted like it was straight from the fridge. They do offer unlimited noodles which is a plus but we didn't do it as we weren't big fans of the broth. The service was decent considering how busy the restaurant was for the special. The line was long as well but moved quickly despite the restaurant being quite small. We probably waited around half an hour which isn't too bad with all things considered. Would I consider going back? Possibly to try some of the other noodles but not the chongqing ones. read more
10 years ago
A noodle place. Offers a selection of bowls, and some rice dishes. Choose your own level of spice and numbness. A number of garnishes are available including peanuts, and chickpeas. You can ask for free noodle refills. Washrooms were clean and spacious. A good place for a quick bite. read more
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3700 Midland Avenue
Unit 108
Scarborough, ON M1V 0B3
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Milliken, Scarborough
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