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Le Shrimp Noodle Bar

4.2 (21 reviews)

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Ben J.

Great food and great energy. Came here Friday for lunch and we had the braised scallion soy chicken garlic rice and big prawn shrimp broth noodle. Both were excellent and were rich and flavorful, but the shrimp one was much more intense in a good way. Our servers, Kiki and Zoey, were very fun and engaging. The three weekday deals are awesome, too.

Michelle W.

Kiki and Zoey had fantastic service and explained everything since the beginning of the meal. Zoey walked us through the entire menu. Kiki made sure to check up on us frequently. The tables were cleared quickly too. The food/shrimp soup base was delicious and served in a timely manner. The green tea had good flavor and perfect balance.

Victoria F.

We were seated with minimal wait on a Saturday at 12pm! Service was prompt and attentive. This restaurant is known for their shrimp broth, but they also have a select number of chicken and veggie based broths. I got the combo noodle which had two giant prawns, two shrimp meatballs, and a wonton. For noodles you can pick between thin and wide, but both of them are thin imo. Since it was a wintry day, I thought the noodle soup was perfect to warm me up. It was filling, and the chili oil on the side was delicious. The only negative is that it's a bit salty. Also, my friend asked for an ingredient on the side, and it came in the broth. They only have a select number of beverages (teas, sodas), but I was going to get boba afterwards anyway. Overall, I'm pleased that we have this new restaurant in Chinatown, and I would recommend it to people who enjoy shrimp.

A7. Crispy Cod Noodle
Julia X.

Been here a few times now and very happy with this addition to Chinatown! Tl;dr fried items are really good here (e.g. chicken karaage, crispy cod items), and I found the shrimp broth to be more flavorful than the chicken one. Sometimes they're a bit understaffed so service may be a tad slow. ===== Food items I've tried: * crispy cod dry noodles - really good! Not a huge portion, especially since it's lacking soup, but very tasty and would get again * signature shrimp trio noodles - I found the shrimp broth to be a bit salty, but it had a strong shrimp flavor. This portion felt quite big. Out of all the toppings, I liked the wonton the most. The shrimp was fine, and the shrimp ball was ok. * crispy cod + chicken soup noodles - chicken broth felt like the shrimp broth but with half the flavor taken away. It was still ok, but with a direct comparison I definitely preferred the shrimp broth. They also put the crispy cod directly in the soup which made it soggy - next time I'd probably (be that person) and ask for it on the side. A few nits nits: the drink menu here is a little sad, but there's a literal army of boba shops all around; and the extra noodle portion size is small. The 'wide' noodles aren't that wide, though I haven't found anything wrong with the texture or size. A great thing in case you drive: they offer parking validation! Overall the food here is very solid and I'd happily try more of the menu and the intriguing rice bowls. The space is pretty big and can fit both large and small groups. Service can be slow due to only one server working during all the times I've been. More time to savor your noodles, I guess!

Signature trio shrimp noodles
Kenny Z.

Found out about this place through a valentines day promotion and decided to give it a try as it was a new place in chinatown Although the promotional period was for the whole week, I walked in on the day of expecting to need to wait but they surprisingly had seats for us (might need to share a table with others if seated in the middle). Its a schmedium sized place that was relatively clean with simplistic interior I got the classic signature trio shrimp, and it was pretty good! The shrimp flavor really comes through in the broth - it was on the lighter end, little savory with a seafood kick, pairs well with chili oil (what doesn't tho tbh). The custom made shrimp balls and dumplings were my fave parts of the dish, really adding a nice shrimpy cherry on top when eaten with the noods The promotion came with a free serving of chicken karaage which was done really well. Super juicy and crispy, no complaints. Overall, would def try this place again

Nolan F.

I ordered the Signature Trio Shrimp Noodle - Prawn, ebiko prawn ball, prawn and chicken wonton. 8-hour shrimp broth, cabbage, green onion. Very happy with this new alternative to the ramen shops in Chinatown. The 8 hour shrimp broth broth was satisfying and packed with shrimp flavor. Noodles had good chew and prawns were perfectly cooked. No complaints. Service was good and plenty of seating for small to large groups.

Sally L.

This is a new Singapore-based restaurant. We were here on a Friday afternoon during their soft opening. It wasn't too busy, we got seated right away. When the staff brought us to the table, she forgot to grab the menu for us. It took a while for us to flag them down to hand us the menu. She came back and apologized. We ordered the Signature Trio Shrimp noodles and the Prawn and Chicken Wonton in Chili Oil. You can choose thin noodles or wide noodles. I picked the wide noodles. The broth was very rich and the noodles were chewy. The shrimp ball was very good and bouncy. The tiger shrimps were big. The wonton was good with a numbing kick to it since they used Szechuan peppercorn. The only thing is I think it was a little expensive. For four wontons, it was almost like $10. They also have rice bowls. People who don't like shrimp can order their chicken broth or vegetable broth. There are many choices to choose from. The place itself was clean with a big glass window to see the whole kitchen. It has plenty of tables. I would be back to try other items on their menu.

Farah A.

Best noodle bar in Chinatown. This place has recently opened and I can tell you this is gonna be a new hotspot. I love that they have shrimp broth. Finally, I can go to a place where there is not only pork broth for everything. They offer shrimp broth , chicken broth, and vegetable broth . The food is delicious. We tried different kinds of shrimp noodles and also try the dry noodle and each of them tasted really good. You can have it spicy or regular. I prefer the spicy version more. The food is freshly prepared and taste amazing the broth is super tasty. It's a nice and clean spot and the service is quick. I will definitely be visiting again. Highly recommend .

Diane M.

I stopped by for lunch this past week and ordered the signature trio shrimp noodle. The broth was flavorful, and the noodles tasted fairly fresh, but it's a bit pricey at $20 per bowl and I didn't think that the quality of the other ingredients justified the price. They also have a special lunch menu with a few different mains + beverage, so maybe I'll try one of those the next time.

Faria M.

Went here on Christmas Day since it was one of the few places in Chinatown without a line out the door (which should've been my first warning ). This is a new spot in the plaza area, so was excited to try it. I love seafood, and seafood based noodle broths ( and the advertising stated that they created the first shrimp based broth in the U.S......supposedly). Anyways, the inside is clean and the service is prompt and friendly. However the food is tragic; literally no flavor in the shrimp broth and has a weird chemical taste as well. I got the bowl with shrimp and soy chicken and it was quite possibly the worst chicken i've ever had in a restaurant ( very ODD taste). The best thing was the spring rolls (though they were defintely frozen and not handmade). Much better noodle/ ramen spots in the city and in Chinatown. Don't see this spot lasting long.

Amanda T.

My family and I really enjoyed our visit to Le Noodle Bar. We each ordered something different, which made it fun to try a variety of dishes. My husband and son both had the broth bowl, and I ordered the dry noodles with spicy crispy chicken--everything was flavorful and absolutely delicious. The spring rolls and cucumber salad were fantastic standouts. Service was great, and even though this was a soft opening, everything came out in a timely manner and felt well-executed. We're excited to have this new addition to Chinatown and will definitely be back to try more items on the menu. The only small things I'd note are that I'm not sure if Wi-Fi is offered, and I forgot to check whether there's a restroom available--something I usually look for at restaurants like this. Overall, a great experience and a promising new spot. Looking forward to returning!

Michael B.

First visit to this new Chinatown spot. Very bright and clean dining room. Greeted immediately upon arrival by friendly host. Waitress was knowledgeable and helpful. I got the A5 spicy. Noodles and broth with prawn - chicken wontons. Spice was medium and approachable and the broth overall was amazing. I had the thick cut noodles that held up well. Came with an order of karaage chicken and mustard sauce that was tasty and well cooked. Quick easy check out. The beverage selection was very limited. I'll be back.

Good service, good taste. pretty good portion size. Okay price. Good casual eat. Would come back

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Had a great meal here. Noodles were delicious. Also, the wan tons. They have a great lunch special. Friendly and attentive service.

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Food was great, service was great, overall good spot for noodle soup. The shrimp broth is very flavorful and would definitely get again.

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