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    MeetRice Noodle

    3.5 (51 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 10:00 pm

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    Par J.

    this place is known for their nice noodle dishes and for a good reason! their noodles were so bouncy and chewy, perfect with the soup broth. i got the tomato rice noodle with beef and it was chefs kiss. the broth was slightly sour acidic which paired nicely with the toppings. this place was extremely busy so you need to make a reservation to get a seat. service was fast and attentive. i loved this spot!

    Tomato treasure box beef noodle
    Daisy Y.

    Was in the area, and craving noodles, so Google pointed me in the direction of MeetRice. I actually really enjoyed my noodles - good portion size, there was much more meat than I had expected, it was freaking delicious, and I had so much broth that I had enough to make another bowl of noodles the next day! I'd totally come here again.

    Josephine M.

    It was late on a Sunday morning and we had originally wanted to go to Denny's for breakfast but Denny's had a ridiculously long lineup so we ended up here. This place was very empty when we arrived. It got busier though towards the end of our meal. I honestly find the menu a bit confusing at this place. There are meals which involved "Step1, Step 2...etc." Some of it involves choosing your broth but I found it difficult to figure out what kind of broths they were even serving. Hubby had been here previously so I let him take care of the ordering. You can call a server over and order from them or you can scan the QR code and order from your phone. Hubby chose to order from his phone. They give you paper cups and bowls for eating from which is not very environmentally friendly. Don't understand why they don't just use reusable cups and bowls. We had some kind of snakehead fish (hubby says this place is famous for their snakehead fish) dish with Sour soup (I think), and another dish with regular fish in a Mushroom broth. Also ordered some deep fried squid and pumpkin cakes. The squid was very nicely done, and I quite enjoyed the pumpkin cakes as well. I was a bit put off to discover pieces of meat in both our soup dishes. I'm pescatarian and I normally don't eat things that have been cooked together with meat. I was too hungry to care about it on this occasion though, so just made sure not to eat the chunks of meat and ate/drank everything else. Really wish the menu would have been more descriptive so that we would have known that there would be meat in the dishes. The Sour soup was quite spicy. It had a nice flavor to it but just a lot spicier than I'd have liked it to be. Preferred the non spicy Mushroom Broth dish. If you have no issues with meat, the food here is quite tasty and it's a great place to go if you need food to warm your belly.

    Take out container for a small bowl
    Celine L.

    The restaurant was quite busy on a weeknight evening with both regular customers and take-out orders. It had a busy and bustling ambiance that made it feel more casual. The menus were a little confusing though. We were given a dry-erase marker to use on a regular paper/plastic menu but the options to check off the boxes didn't always work if we wanted 2 bowls of noodles from the same page. There was also an online order option that also was slightly confusing since we couldn't choose our protein options. We eventually ordered and got our meals without issues thankfully. I chose the Fish Maw Chicken Rice Noodle ($21.95) and all the meals come with unlimited rice noodles. I quite enjoyed my bowl actually. It came out pretty hot and the noodles were such a nice chewy texture. My bowl was full of basa fish and fish maw, I was surprised at the quantity of toppings. The broth was rich and flavourful. Yum. We did ask for some small bowls so the soup could cool down faster and it would be easier to eat but they only had take-out containers. It was kind of funny to use since the spoons were so big and we had to be careful not to topple the bowl/container. Lastly the server also made a mistake with our bill but it was quickly corrected once pointed out by us. They didn't charge us for a takeout container afterwards also. Overall, a decent experience and I would likely return!

    Brown Sugar Glutenous Ricecake
    Ornella T.

    Tried this place for the first time. Service was quick & friendly and dishes were hit and flavourful. I enjoyed the Signature White Pepper Rice Noodle with beef. Yummy! Would come back.

    Audrey T.

    Great spot for noodles! The broth are all so delicious. I got the treasure box noodles and I liked putting in the ingredients myself. My sister got the signature chicken and fish maw noodle and the broth was so rich and creamy but not overly salty. The chicken was super tender as well. My mom got the white pepper pork tripe chicken noodle and I think this was my favorite! The white pepper broth was so flavourful. We also got the deep fried chicken to shade. Great lunch with unlimited noodle refills. Takeout containers are an extra $0.50.

    Fish Maw Chicken Noodle / 花胶鸡米线
    Sandra D.

    Service here is quick and friendly, ambiance is casual family style, I really enjoyed the soup and taste of the marinated items highly recommend the soups cause so comforting and the portions are massive. Chicken nuggets are delicious

    Steven L.

    Very well priced, with bottomless noodles. I was happily surprised how much meat they put in, which made it feel as if I got incredible value for money eating here!

    Szechuan spicy broth
    Kate C.

    If you get their VIP card (a card with loaded money), then you get get buy 1 get 1 50% off noodle bowls on tuesdays. You can load any amount but must pay with that card in order to get the VIP benefits. So far I've tried the tomato and the original chicken broth. Tomato hands down was the best. So flavorful. The chicken was rather bland. If you dine in you can request extra bowls of noodles but be careful, one bowl is quite big. One was enough to share between 2 people. They give loats of meat (I choose the fatty beef) but I feel like they can do better with more veggies. Only a few pieces of spinach, 3 wood ear mushrooms, a tablespoon of corn, 3 small pieces of tofu sheets. It also includes 1 shrimp and 1 fishfu. Their snacks are also quite big for the price.

    C. H.

    This is a good noodle soup option in the area. This is chain serving crossing-the-bridge noodles for those who are familiar with the style. Basically, it is a bowl of pipping hot soup with choice of meat and broth with vegetables, other meat ingredients and rice noodles. The ingredients are already added in when the bowl is served to us. Other restaurants would serve the ingredients on the side and you add the ingredients into the bowl yourself. There is a self-service section for condiments to add to your bowl such as cilantro, green onion and sauces. Lastly, you can ask for another side of extra noodles if you are still hungry. Service was fast and efficient. Restaurant was clean and tidy. My only concern is the parking situation in the area can be a bit challenging when it is busy, but there is metered street parking in front of the building.

    Cynthia S.

    Reasonable pricing, good variety on the menu and loved how the interior looked! I ordered the hot and sour soup which was mild spice but you can always go to the sauce station to add chili oil for more heat if you like. The noodle soup came with some toppings that are preset but you can also add more meats if you like for an additional price! The service was ok considering it was busy that night and we would come again!

    Tomato soup base with sliced beef
    Ashley N.

    Upon arriving at this restaurant, staff are very quick to seat you and give you a large sheet with soup base options. I admit the sheet was quite overwhelming, as it didn't break down the different types of soup very well. (I was expecting Deer Garden level of paper, but this one was massive and repetitive.) My partner and I also couldn't figure out how to write down 2 orders of the same soup base, but the staff had a method - after we had to ask. I ordered the tomato soup base with sliced beef and added on sliced fish. It came very quickly, and piping hot! The tomato soup was good, but not the best I've had. I would have liked more depth in flavour for the soup. The meat and vegetable toppings were a great portion - I ordered 1 more noodle refill (which is unlimited) to balance out my noodle to topping ratio. There is a sauce bar in the back (which staff did not tell me about; I found out by looking at other customers) with cilantro, green onion, and chili oil. I would visit again, perhaps trying their location on Main street.

    Fish maw chicken broth rice noodle soup
    JT C.

    Hunger MEET noodle soups... There really is something about this place that keeps me coming back. For sure it's not the service or the vibe... maybe because I just have a thing for HOT soups? Whatever the reason is, I have been back here about a dozen of times now in the last year or so? And honestly I seldom repeat a place more than a couple of times unless it's overall really that good. Anyways here were the noodle soups I ordered; 1. Champion pork bone broth rice noodle soup. The soup came extremely hot and it stayed hot throughout most of duration of the dining experience because of the pot it came in, therefore be careful. As for the ingredients, they all came with the basics; spam, spinach, fish tofu, quail egg, pickled veggies, choice of meat (beef, chicken, lamb, pork), tofu skin, corn, fungus. I added a fried egg on top. As for the pork bone broth, it was tasty! 2. Fish maw and chicken broth noodle soup. Everything was the same, just different broth. The broth itself was okay but I personally preferred the pork bone broth more. Overall the atmosphere here was pretty casual. It kind of reminded me for a second that I was in northern China enjoying a hot bowl of noodle soup during the cold season. (yeah another trip to China is long overdue). The service was pretty basic but quite friendly. There is a self serve little counter closer to the back for extra condiments if needed (a lot of people don't know that). As for the food, the soups were always hot and tasty. The portion was quite generous and surely more than enough to get most people full, if not, ask for a free refill on the noodles. I also enjoy the variety of soup bases and their extensive menu for other dishes. Affordable eats and perfect match during a cold day; Hunger MEETS Noodle soup!?!

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    Food is very good. But but tomatoes back on the brisket dish or atleast offer it as an option.

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    I love the various options they have for the broth! It is definitely a filling meal and I always end up packing home a container.

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