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Meet Noodle 2

4.5 (2 reviews)
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Noodle House 79 - Shrimp spring roll & shrimp rice wrap.

Noodle House 79

3.5(12 reviews)
1.2 km

Took the fam here for Father's Day and I can say it's quickly becoming our favourite Vietnamese…read morerestaurant. Prices are a tad higher than other places but the portion sizes are generous to match, especially the meat. I had the #47 Hủ tiếu thập Cẩm -- aka Chicken broth rice noodle soup with everything: Satay Shrimp, Shrimp Cake, BBQ Pork, Tofu, and Ground Pork. I love the fried shrimp cakes so I often order this kind of soup when it's available. It was perfect and I can't wait to go back! My greedy eyes always want to order the Large but this Medium was perfect and the most soup I could possible fit into my belly. Service and ambiance are both good. Booths are a little cramped so your feet will interfere, and there are some mildly obnoxious flashing festive light strings. But it's easy to overlook those hiccups because the food is spot on. I can also recommend the rice dishes from previous visits!

My daughter and I had the rare beef and tendon pho and the bo bun hue with rice noodles and it was…read moreso good. The broth is rich and flavourful. The Vietnamese ham and shrimp balls and beef shank in the bo bun hue were nicely prepared. Service was fast. Lots of staff taking turns waiting on tables. We arrived at 2pm and the place was full. It was nice to have ambience. The tables are not huge but the set up is good with all the sauces you might need. Possibly my current favourite pho place at the moment.

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Noodle House 79 - Lots of side veggies

Lots of side veggies

Noodle House 79 - Bo bun hue with rice noodles

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Bo bun hue with rice noodles

Le Mien Craft Noodle - Traditional hand pulled Szechuan beef noodle soup

Le Mien Craft Noodle

4.5(37 reviews)
8.3 km
•$$

This place absolutely hit on a cold day. From the moment you walk in, you're greeted by the rich…read moresmell of broth and can watch them hand-pulling the noodles fresh in the kitchen, which already tells you the noodles are going to be good. Even though we came mid-afternoon, the restaurant was still packed and we had to wait for a table, but it ended up being completely worth it. We ordered the traditional noodles and the braised beef noodle in both Joye and Two Xi styles so we could try the different noodle types. The broth tasted just as amazing as it smelled, rich, comforting, and super warming. The noodles were perfectly chewy. I basically inhaled my bowl. The only thing that wasn't super memorable was the meat, but honestly the noodles and broth were the stars anyway. It is a little on the pricier side, but the portions are huge and incredibly filling. Definitely a spot I'd come back to when I'm craving a comforting bowl of noodles.

We always passed by this place on the weekends around noon and it's always PACKED with people. So…read morewhat better way to beat the crowd than to barge in as soon as they open There are a couple of seats available inside with lots of patio space outside, but if you're the type that prefers dining in- make sure to avoid rush hours! The noods were definitely hand-pulled since across the tables, there's an open kitchen area where you can see chefs making them fresh! The thickness of the noods we got were three xi (not too thin but also not too thick!). The noodles itself were pretty good- not overly chewy but not too soft either. Has that good well balanced texture. But usually the best part of any noodles is its broth. The broth was definitely not bad by any means, in fact it was pretty good- but was it memorable? Idk.. this is a good place to try a few times but this wouldn't be my go-to nood spot in Ottawa. Also bear in kind that the portions for these bowls are fixed and it's pretty big! We were a group of 4 and 2 was WAY more than enough for us- we couldn't finish it.

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Le Mien Craft Noodle - Always order this whenever I'm Ottawa :) lovely for a cold day. yum :9

Always order this whenever I'm Ottawa :) lovely for a cold day. yum :9

Le Mien Craft Noodle - Braised beef tendon in brown sauce with noodle

Braised beef tendon in brown sauce with noodle

Le Mien Craft Noodle - Front: Traditional Hand Pulled Noodle with Beef - Joye (Medium $17.99), Back: Braised Beef Tendon in Brown Sauce - Two Xi ($18.49)

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Front: Traditional Hand Pulled Noodle with Beef - Joye (Medium $17.99), Back: Braised Beef Tendon in Brown Sauce - Two Xi ($18.49)

Phở Việt - Grilled beef and shrimp vermicelli $18.95.

Phở Việt

4.5(2 reviews)
4.8 km•Hintonburg

The Short Version: Casual Vietnamese restaurant in…read moreWellington West. Has all the usual classics like pho, vermicelli, and rice. The beef and shrimp vermicelli was excellent! The Long Version: I popped into Pho Viet Noodle for a late lunch. I got the B10 which is Grilled beef and shrimp vermicelli ($18.95). I asked for no bean sprouts and no fish sauce. They offered me peanut sauce instead and I gladly accepted and I'm so happy I did because the peanut sauce was delicious. It was creamy and had crushed peanuts in top. I got 4 large grilled shrimps. They were properly de-veined and were tasty. I got a generous amount of grilled beef too. The slices were thin, but they were tender and not chewy. I also liked that the beef was lean with no fatty or gristly bits. The meats were flavourful. The vermicelli was well cooked and was warm, which I liked. There was lettuce, cucumbers, carrots and red cabbage as vegetables. They were all fresh. Service was courteous and efficient. My water was refilled when empty. Decor is simple and casual but the restaurant is clean and bright. Pho Viet Noodle is in the space that was Maniac Chicken (as an aside, I was sad to see this Quebec chain (aka Poulet Frit Maniaque) fail in Ontario. It was the only one outside of Quebec. But I'm happy that Pho Viet Noodle opened up because now I have a great Vietnamese restaurant within walking distance from my house). Before it was Maniac Chicken it was Carben and it was Burnt Butter before that. There's been some turnover in the last few years, so here's hoping Pho Viet Noodle sticks around. Street parking only. Review #196 (2025)

Was in Ottawa for a family trip and wanted some Vietnamese food, this was on the way so we stopped…read moreby and grabbed take out. The food was fairly priced for the amount and it was ready by the time we arrived (we ordered ahead). It tasted pretty standard to me and nothing too fancy. Would come back and try their other dishes next time I'm around the area.

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Phở Việt - Inside the restaurant

Inside the restaurant

Phở Việt - Grilled beef and shrimp vermicelli $18.95.

Grilled beef and shrimp vermicelli $18.95.

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Side of the restaurant

Asia Garden

Asia Garden

4.1(22 reviews)
2.7 km
•$

Now let me start off. My dad is a chef and my parents have cooked chinese food for me my whole…read morelife. This, this is The only place for me to go when I want Chinese take out. It isn't really there for dine in at all, people usually grab food to go. The restaurant inside is very barren and there isn't much in terms of decoration for the customer, rather there are a lot of traditional Chinese decorations for good luck. There is one table where people can go and sit down and that's about it, it's usually for people waiting for an order. So for a take out place it isn't bad. The food. The food blows everything out of the water. I've ordered several different things before but nothing quite beats the number 10. The number 10 is myself and all my friends go to. They serve you a generous helping of general Tao chicken, 5 chicken balls, half a box of chicken fried rice and an egg roll for about $12. And I always share this with my boyfriend. The portion is HUGE. Completely worth it for your money. If you wanted to order the general Tao chicken by itself, they always include a small portion of rice for you to go with it. Now first, the general Tao chicken is always made so well. The sauce is sweet and tangy with a hint of spicy. And somehow, the chicken always retains its crunchy exterior. The egg rolls are always crispy and the inside rarely disappoints. After first bite, you want to have more and more (I usually order an extra few egg rolls). They always give you a big jar of plum sauce to go with it. The chicken balls are actual chicken. It isn't like other places where they fill up on the batter, you can actually taste and enjoy the chicken. The chicken fried rice itself is usually pretty standard and average with large chunks of chicken in it. All the counter people speak English quite well and in December before the year starts, they have free calendars!

Have been going to Asia Garden for years for takeout. The spring rolls are the best I've Eve had…read more They are my guilty pleasure.

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Shanghai Wonton Noodle - Cross-section of my pork wonton

Shanghai Wonton Noodle

4.3(112 reviews)
8.3 km
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We have passed by this restaurant many times and not once did we think this place could be…read morevegan-friendly. Boy, we were wrong. This place was Introduced by family, still not sure we could get anything. The interior is clean but not at all fancy. The service is very good - we order at the cash and someone delivers the food to the table. The individual answered all our questions regarding the soup broth/stock and if noodles had eggs or dairy. He understood what vegan was. Phew! The food outstanding! The Vegetable soup first - fantastic broth. So much flavour, perfectly seasoned and the veggies fresh and cooked to perfection as they still had a slight crunch. And Vegan. Very satisfying. Noodles with Peanut and Sesame sauce again amazing. Such delicate flavour and amazing balance between the hint of spice and seasonings. And that Tofu that was smoked or seasoned with soy sauce - we could just have that as a dish and we would have loved it. This will be a definite stop every time we are in 613.

I dunno why I don't come more often. I had the same sherpherd's purse and pork wontons in soup and…read morealso had the pork wonton in peanut sauce. So fresh and tasty. You order at the counter and they bring you the food at the table. The wontons are piping hot. Vinegar, sriracha, soy sauce and hot oil is on each table for self serve. The decor is the same minimalist one as when it opened. They seem to have opened up the back room. If this keeps the price down, it's fine with me.

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Shanghai Wonton Noodle - Seating

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Shanghai Wonton Noodle

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Ha's Dim Sum Noodle House

Ha's Dim Sum Noodle House

4.2(6 reviews)
5.7 km•Chinatown, Centretown West

Stopped in for dinner with friends and after looking at the menu for while, we went with several…read moreitems: D4 - Black pepper beef shiu mai D7 - Shang Hai Pork Dumplings (xia long bao) D18 - Steamed Rice Fours Rolls with Shrimp D22 - Stuffed Eggplant with Shrimp Paste D23 - Stuffed Bean Curd with Shrimp Paste 61 - Chinese Broccoli with Garlic 87 - Beef and Bean Sprouts Fried Rice Noodles (no sauce) Inside, it's small, six tables, their largest table can hold around 6-8 people, but all other tables are for 2 to 4 people. If you want to have dinner with large crowd, you might want to reconsider. The staff members were super friendly and welcoming. I did notice the place was more of "take out" place, as lot of folks came in to pick up their food. We wrote down our food items on the piece of paper that was provided and gave it to the staff. The food came out slow, even with three tables being occupied, so give yourself enough time to eat, aka - pace yourself :) While the dim sum was decent, nothing too special to write home about. The one complaint we had was the D7 Shang hai pork dumpling, when we picked it up, it felt apart, which shouldn't happen if made to order. One I can understand, but when this happens to all six pieces, then it's a different story.... definitely was premade, frozen and reheated unfortunately. I get that's necessary when they are busy, but I wish they would make set amount and if you run out, then you are out for the day, but oh well. The beef and bean sprouts with rice noodles were decent, unfortunately the rice noodles also fell apart as you picked it up. As I stated, the food came out in stages, so pace yourself.... the staff were friendly and attentive, if we asked for more tea, it was refilled. Definitely worth trying, as this place came up as one of the must try in Ottawa during my research. Street parking, parked in front of the store, parking is free on the weekend, 2 hour max between 7am to 7pm, just keep that in mind.

This review is only for their BBQ pork buns…read more I love steamed BBQ pork buns and really miss the ones I used to get at the bakeries in Chinatown in Toronto, so I was thrilled when I was flipping through UberEats for deals and found some that were BOGO (buy one get one free) at Ha's Dim Sum House. They were 3 for $6.25, so I got 6 for that price (note that the regular price in-store is 3 for $5.75). Overall, they were ok, but some pork pieces were really fatty. They were also rather small and had very little filling, but I guess I can't expect too much for the price, lol. The Bao bun was soft and fluffy and the filling was flavourful without being too salty. I picked up my order and it was ready really quickly. Like less than 10 minutes. Pickup was equally efficient. When I was there (July 2023) they were takeout only, no dine-in services. This space used to be Yimin Dim Sum House (which moved to Kent St before moving back to Somerset St a bit east of this location) and before that it was Hung Sum Restaurant (which closed down, then moved further west on Somerset St, then closed down again). I've never actually dined-in at this restaurant, but it's in a converted house and is rather small. Street parking only.

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Ha's Dim Sum Noodle House - Front of the restaurant

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Ha's Dim Sum Noodle House
Ha's Dim Sum Noodle House - Menu July 2023.

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Menu July 2023.

Meet Noodle 2 - chinese - Updated November 2026

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