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    Maxi’s Noodle 2

    4.3 (114 reviews)
    ModerateNoodles, Cantonese, Soup
    Open 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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    Paula L.

    We went on Easter Sunday. There were a few tables occupied. We placed our order and it was done very quickly. We got the Beef wonton noodle soup ( way too fatty ) and an order of the Ja Jiang This is like pork strips in a sweet sauce with veggies on thin noodles with shrimp wontons. We also got some iced tea. The honey lemon was good. The jasmine lime. was super sour and weird. My friend and I agreed that it was okay but nothing we were amazed by.

    Two Topping Noodle Soup with dumpling and beef tendon
    Catherine Y.

    I ordered delivery and was pleasantly surprised by how well it held up. The food arrived still warm, and everything tasted great. I went with the two-topping noodle soup with beef tendon and dumplings in a beef stew sauce, which was rich and flavorful without feeling too heavy. Overall, a really satisfying meal.

    Mei T.

    Maxi 2 is a lot bigger that 1. They have a lot more tables for dining. Help yourself to tea on one side, Maxi statue sitting in the restaurant..... the same delicious food!!!! Drinks too! You order at the counter and they give you a buzzer to alert you when the foodie pick up from the kitchen. Sit anywhere.

    What Maxi's is famous for  (Wonton noodle soup)
    Jesse Y.

    Nothing beats Maxi's when it comes to authentic Cantonese noodle. So many different toppings and you can choose the number of toppings on a wide variety of noodles they offer. Counter service and find your own seat and clean up. All the noodles and dumpling size is humongous so you definitely get bang for your buck. Overall, the restaurant is very clean and the staff is very pleasant. The only downside is the area could be difficult finding street parking but otherwise this is a must when it comes to Cantonese soup noodle.

    Sam Y.

    Happy to see Maxi's Noodle has expanded to multiple locations. The quality is consistent with their original Flushing location. This location is a counter style location. Make your order and take a seat at any available space. When your order is ready, make sure to bring your receipt with you! It does not take long for the order to be ready, even when it's packed! I usually opt for a Wonton Noodle Soup. The wonton are huge with a thin, but held together wrapper and lots of protein. The eggs noodles are the perfect texture for this soup. I like that they have a liquids and regular trash, as I don't always drink all the soup. There's also someone wiping down the tables and maintaining the cleanliness of the restaurant. I'm happy that she choose this location as it is easier to get to and find parking than Downtown Flushing. I have been here a couple times since they opened! feb 24

    Daniel M.

    Came to satisfy my craving for a real wonton soup, not the kne one from your local take out. I am talking about home made wontons, stuffed with savory shrimp, the shrimp has a nice al dente bite, home made broth that can remove and liberate you from any illness. If i am sick, this is the soup and noodles that i would want to feel better.

    Michiko M.

    To go experience. Ordered the wonton noodle. Pretty fast service. Once they realized I didn't speak Chinese, they immediately spoke to me in English. No judgment unlike some other places I've done at. Wish it came with a bit more noodles

    Two topping noodle soup with beef stew and wantons.
    Mike C.

    Something hot on a cool day! Went around lunchtime and service was very fast and good. Very tasteful broth, and just the right amount of tender beef with a few pieces of tendon. Wantons were big and full of shrimp! Would go back to try a different dish next time.

    2 topping noodle soup
    Andrei L.

    I saw a lot of good ratings for Maxi's Noodles in Flushing so wanted to give it a try at some point. Seems like this location has better seating and parking than the other Flushing location so came on a recent weekend to check it out. The place is small but has a bunch of tables set up, and there's also a self service station for water and tea, which I thought was great. You order at the front and pick up your food, cafeteria style. The food came out very quickly; I barely had sat down when my buzzer rang. I ordered the two topping noodle soup (wontons and dumplings) with egg noodles. Price was $11.75 and came out to $12.79 with tax included for cash payment. Paying with cash would be advisable as I believe it's extra if you use credit card. Upon first glance, the bowl of noodles looked very good. It came out nice and hot, with broth looking tasty and both dumplings and wontons looking very appetizing. The wontons and dumplings seemed pretty similar, except that the wontons were circular in shape while the dumplings were tubular. However, I didn't see much noodles in the bowl and I figured they were buried at the bottom. The wontons and dumplings were both amazing. They were nice and large with super thin skin on both and really juicy and flavorful shrimp filling that explodes when you bite into them. Could easily destroy trays at a time of the wontons / dumplings; think they're some of the best I've had. The egg noodles were indeed buried at the bottom, and they were very satisfying too. Except... there weren't much noodles in the bowl at all. Felt like the noodles were gone after 2-3 bites. The chili oil they had there was really good as well and added a lot of flavor. I can see why this place is hyped. Overall, I enjoyed my meal, but I was disappointed in how little noodles there were in the noodle soup and I almost felt hungrier leaving this establishment than when I came in. $12.79 doesn't seem like a lot but I think my meal was still overpriced for what I got. I would rate 3 stars overall and hope to return at some point in the future.

    Minna C.

    A quick, no frills dose of comfort food at a good price. Their wontons and fish balls that came with their egg noodles were huge! Having just come back from HK this definitely hit the spot. Definitely add some of their chili oil for a kick!

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    Susan M.

    Maxi's had been on my list to try for some time. I was so excited to try it and it didn't disappoint. I had to get take out but I would come back to sit in. I called in made my order without an issue. Every time I pass by they look BUSY. The soup delicious. The wontons are huge. The ja jiang so savory. The chili was a great kick. Overall great food. I personally love the signage and thought it was cute inside. It's a casual spot. Oh I can't forget the honey lemon so refreshing!

    3 Toppings Noodle Soup
    Carin R.

    The cleanliest restaurant you will ever find in Chinatown! It truly is spotless. Maxi's serves up amazing fresh food with extremely generous portions. Be prepared to take home at least half. Check out the menu before you go, it's not huge but it's a diy style so takes a minute to think it thru. We both ordered 3 topping soup and loved the flavors. The meat was like butter, so soft. They also sell condiments to go in very cute packaging. Great for gifting or using yourself. The staff is extremely sweet and very helpful with the menu choices. Thumbs up and 100% would go back to try something else.

    Mike L.

    Maxi's Noodles 2 is the second location (I'm guessing you could assume that by the 2) in Flushing, the other location is also in Flushing. Flushing has a wealth of good food options so it must be competitive. My wife and I are town for a visit and Maxi's 2 is fairly new, about a year old, and I tried it because the original had good reviews and there were people inside. The place looked clean with a lot of seating. I ordered a wonton noodle soup for my wife and a wonton beef stew noodle soup as take-out. The price is based on number of toppings, including the noodles. You go inside and order and pay at a counter. They seemed to have a responsive kitchen staff, they made the others right away and my take-out order came out relatively quick, they probably have the wontons and beef stew prepped and ready to go. The beef stew was very tender and the wontons were all shrimp, I like my wontons with pork too, but didn't mind because the wontons seemed like the biggest ones I've ever had and the wonton mixture was pretty tasty. The food was a decent portion, while waiting it seemed a little bigger for dine-in, but I'm good with it. Good addition to the neighborhood.

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