Small space so not many tables. Really meant to be a boba and snack meal place but can certainly…read morehave a full meal. Food is most authentic in the area, behind Red Pepper and ahead of Kung Fu 12. Limited choices but all of them are good or reasonable standard. I think of it as a slightly worse version of Chopin noodle house, that is cheaper. Their drinks are pretty good and is better than Kung Fu tea, around gongcha level. Place is run by a couple, and they are very nice and helpful. I hope they stay in business. I give them 4 stars because of lack of authentic Chinese food in the area, and they are pretty good on a curve. I save 5 stars for Michelin-level quality.

Stopped in for some quick Chinese food since its newer to the area. It's an order on a touchscreen…read moreplace but very cute inside. The owners are very nice people and willing to answer questions. Food came out very fast. We got general tsos, fried rice, crab wontons and a bubble tea. The general tsos didnt really taste like general tsos.. it was almost like sweet buffalo sauce but it wasn't bad. The fried rice was good but shrimp were small. We did enjoy the wontons and the tea. The portions are pretty big too but I think we just ordered the wrong things... if we went again i would definitely order noodles considering it's in the name of the sign outside

I never knew this place existed before our Yelp elite event. Now I travel here just for the…read moredelicious Chinese food and service! Every time I'm here, they're always so nice and pleasant! The place is a little small so if you have a big party don't expect to sit if it's prime time. Otherwise, just take it to go. Whenever I'm doing hookah across the street I'll get food from here now and eat at the hookah place. Overall, I HIGHLY recommend coming here. GET THE DAN DAN NOODLES! So freaking yummy! It's a specialty "in my eyes".

I learned when they say hot, they really mean it. Since i have never had Thai food, this was a new…read moreexperience. I had been forewarned about the heat that comes from these peppers. The higher the pepper symbol, the higher the degree of heat. We asked the server how high of level of heat could she take. Admittedly, she was on the basic level like us beginers. We both tried to order soup without any spice or heat, but found it impossible because it is the oil base has heat. The cook made it as mild as possible, still neither of us could eat and enjoy it. Just too spicy. It comes down to a learning curve. Some people love this and handle the heat.

Overall: 3 stars at best. Food not bad, small portions and pricy…read more Service: 5 stars. Fast and friendly. Food: 3 stars. Well prepared, but served in small portions and pricy. Ambiance: 3 stars. Clean with plenty of tables. However, the place looks more like a take-out than a restaurant. Parking: 3 stars. Shared type of parking.

I've always seen positive reviews for this place so I decided to give it a try. I think it's just…read morenot for me. The sides were not my favorite and the lettuce wasn't fresh- they could've at least picked out the bad pieces :/ But the place seemed popular as it was quite busy, the food wasn't awful, I think it's just not for me.

We ordered the Japanese pan noodles with beef and mac and cheese with chicken and shrimp…read more I am surprised about how good this was, especially for a fast food type of spot. My noodles had a unique texture. They were chewy, almost like rice cakes. I really really enjoyed the texture and keep dreaming about getting another bowl. The steak was also flavored really well. Next time, I will order double meat because I feel I needed a little more protein to noodle ratio. There wasn't a lot of sauce, so the noodles were a bit drier. I like that but there is an option for more sauce. Overall, I really enjoyed the dishes, and the only thing i'd change is more protein and vegetables for next time.

All is well as me and my friend approached the door. We had traveled significantly far just to…read moreenjoy some pasta. We both got the same thing our go to buttered noodles with Parmesan crusted chicken. Before I tell the next part remember the name of the pasta specifically states butter. Unfortunately the food took 20 minutes to come out mind you the place was completely empty. When my friends food approached the table as she began to start eating it, we noticed it was quite dry. As we looked further into it, we developed a sense of knowledge that both our pasta were really cold and my friend had zero butter on her pasta. You would think they directly took it out of the pot and placed it right in her bowl and dried it completely. Also, we had to pay four dollars extra for the chicken mind you we got maybe two pieces each extremely thin and cut up to minuscule pieces. To say we are disappointed would be an extreme understatement. To think that we hiked all the way out to Whitemarsh just to enjoy some noodles and Company is quite sad given the circumstances of our food. I never liked to leave bad reviews, but I believe this experience called for at least a review just to give some feedback. The workers were nice, but it did take a minute for us to be acknowledged when my friend was acknowledged. The interaction wasn't very pleasant and my friend felt uncomfortable in the situation. we hope that this review can provide constructive criticism because we do enjoy noodles and company. We just had a pretty outlandish experience.

Best vegan pho I've had in baltimore! I'm so happy I found this place, they even do dairy free Thai…read moreiced tea!

Over the years coming to Hampden I had never eaten at Monas super noodle. Yesterday we had the…read morechance to pop in during a quick lunch. Spacious interiors and there appeared to be only one person at the host/server stall. We did beat the lunch rush and were the only ones there around maybe 12pm? My bf got the tom kha soup and I glt the laotian chicken box. I love thai or laotian spiced fried chicken so I was excited. Maybe my judgement is biased because I was expecting very heavily seasoned fried chicken with herbs and seasonings but what I got was not really seasoned any differently than any ol regular fried chicken. It was very very crispy but that was about it. I felt a bit disappointed. It was also served with just some unseasoned steamed rice and a pretty typical sweet sour sauce. My bf did enjoy his soup. He had no complaints at all. I would come back to try the pho maybe. The seafood pho looked good. Maybe when the weather isn't 100 degrees.

I ordered peppercorn spicy soup dumpling. It was $12. The service was excellent. I had water. The…read moreambiance was good. There was a big family eating a lot of food with nice Chinese noodles and veggies, etc.. It is a good Chinese restaurant for sure. Mine was very good. The family seemed happy.

Came here for lunch with a friend on a weekend. We ate family style and ordered the scallion…read morepancakes, the spicy sesame paste tofu, the spicy oil wonton pork, the chive and pork dumplings and the sesame balls (filled with red bean paste). Total (not including tip) came out to approximately $49. What's Hot - Menu. Excellent. It's also written in Chinese in addition to English. For those of us familiar with traditional ethnic Chinese food, a menu written in Chinese is a good sign. They have traditional Taiwanese and Chinese food like scallion pancakes, sesame balls, beef noodle soup, soup dumplings, etc... Very good variety and there appears to be something for everyone, possibly with the exception of vegan dishes.. - Quality. Pretty good. Their scallion pancake was soft, not too oily, and not too salty. I prefer the scallion pancake to have been a bit more thick and flaky, but that's my personal preference. To be fair, still delicious. Their chive and pork dumplings definitely had a delicious chive flavor. Substantial and the wrapper was not too thick. Their spicy sesame paste tofu had a good flavor and substantive. The chili oil wontons were not too spicy and had a good flavor. Again, my personal preference would have been for the dumplings to have been more substantive, but still pretty decent. - Service. Pretty good. It appears most, if not all their staffers, speak Chinese (Mandarin), which was also helpful, because I specifically ordered in Chinese. I asked them about the spice level, because I wanted to ensure it would not be too spicy for my friend. - Price. Pretty good value for menu and portions. - Location. It's pretty easy to find. Also within convenient walking distance to the Silver Spring metro. The inside space is pretty good. Tables can seat a minimum of 2, all the way up to 8. What's Not - Quality. The sesame balls are smaller than I expected. They're the rough approximation of a ping pong ball, maybe smaller. I was disappointed, because I like sesame balls that are substantial. - Service. I specifically asked for soup spoons, because we were eating dumplings. Instead, they gave me regular spoons. Not all the dishes come out in the order you hope. For example, main dishes may come out before the appetizers. This is going to be dependent on your personal preference. - Parking. There is parking near the restaurant, but it's going to be dependent on the day and time. Final Answer Worth coming back.

This is by far the best Lanzhou noodles in MoCo…read more We've been eating the owners noodles for 5 years since before the first location when he was selling it inside another restaurant. Happy to see his nood soup still killing it and winning awards. Order the #1. Add some chili oil. Try a side or two. That's all you need. I personally like noodles, my kid loves belt style, my wide loves knife cut. They do it all and don't miss on flavor.

Noodle House with piano! Cute little shop plenty of parking in a shared shopping center. There are…read moretables of typically four, but they can combine some tables for a larger group. Think overall, the restaurant probably sat around 50 people. I was recently reminded of the spot from an Instagram reel, and realized that I have been here a couple years ago. The noodles themselves are made from scratch and you can actually depending on why you should sometimes see them tossing stretching and throwing the noodles, which is always fun. I ordered the Lanzhou noodles which was good and creamy/gravy like. It is not for everyone which are waitress warned us about, but it is their traditional style. I didn't think it was that bad but the veggies were definitely a lot softer, and it was interesting to try. I next time probably follow the recommendation of the waitress and go with the oil spill bowl or soup. Some of these noodles come with already pre-set type of noodle like the Lanzhou but some of these suits you can choose the noodle that goes in like the beef noodle soup. You can choose a wide noodle or a dinner noodle or a regular type or extra wide. My friend ordered the oil spill one and that one was definitely a bit more flavorful than mine. Definitely trust your waitress she knows what is typically good. Another friend tried the spicy lamb sandwich, which was quite similar to Xian famous foods. Spicy in those flavor and a little kick. As for our greens, we ordered a side of cucumbers that were smashed in flavored a little bit, I think it could've used a little more salt or maybe take out a little bit more of the moisture before seasoning so that the cucumbers can take on more of the flavor. Overall, great place to go; was a little sad though we didn't have any piano performances, but it definitely was starting to get a little bit more crowded and lively around seven on a Sunday

Best overall Asian restaurant I've experienced so far in central PA. Understand this is more of an…read moreAsian fusion restaurant and so some dishes taste less authentic (ie Pad Thai texture and flavor are way off) but it is bringing to you an excellent interpretation, and dare I say creating its own signature of Asian dining here. Ambience is cozy and intellectual, service is attentive but not overbearing and the quality of the ingredients and attention to detail is top notch. The portion sizes are perfect, and perfect for the price point. My personal favorites are the house red curry, and the tom yum.

Came here for the first time for dinner with a couple of friends. Hubby and I had the chicken…read morekarage, tofu miso ramen, and red curry. Total came out to approximately $43 (not including tip). What's hot - Menu. Pretty good. There's something for everyone, possibly even vegans. I'm uncertain whether they have vegetable broth, but they have options that are vegetarian. There's pho, ramen, rice, curry, meats, and tofu. - Quality. Pretty good. The chicken karage was not overly breaded, crispy, had a nice flavor. Lt was not overly salty and served warm. My tofu miso ramen was not overly seasoned, which I appreciate. One of my pet peeves is when noodle soups are too salty, because it detracts from what the natural flavor should be. My miso ramen had a nice seasoning. My husband really enjoyed his red curry. He said it had a slight kick of spiciness with a slight taste of sweetness from the coconut milk. - Portions. Pretty decent size portions to get you full, not stuffed. Good value for money. - Location. Centrally located in downtown around other shops and restaurants. What's not - Service. Among the 4 in our group, 3 of us had something wrong with our orders. My ramen arrived with no tofu. When our friends received their orders, it was completely wrong (I.e., they were given someone else's order). There were also mistakes in the dishes they actually ordered. Given all the errors, everything was delayed and took longer, which was frustrating. - Payment. You're expected to pay your tab before actual service, which includes tips, as well. Hubby and I aren't fans of that, especially given all the mistakes that our group encountered. - Parking. Since it's downtown, it's mostly timed and metered parking in the area. - Time. They close at 8pm. Our group was the last ones in the restaurant, which surprised us. As such, I asked their staff what time they close. When they responded 8pm, I asked them if our group should leave. The staffers told me that my group was ok, which we appreciated. However, we didn't stick around. Just be prepared that this is not a place you can continue to hang out in. Final answer Willing to return, but not a first choice.