This is a solid budget-friendly spot for quick Chongqing-style noodles. The Sichuan noodles are the…read morestandout -- very flavorful with a good amount of heat, and they go especially well with the potato noodles, which have a great chewy texture. The sides are also worth ordering. The fries and fried pork were both delicious and paired really well with a bowl of noodles. I also tried the chicken noodles, but they were quite bland compared to the Sichuan option, so I wouldn't recommend those. One big plus is the value: once you finish your noodles, you can get a refill, which makes it very filling for the price. Service is fast and there's plenty of seating inside. The ambiance is pretty basic and nothing memorable, but it's ideal for a quick meal or grab-and-go. Overall, this place offers great value. The Sichuan noodles and sides are definitely worth getting, especially if you're craving something quick and spicy.

This place will warm you up with not only hot soupy noodles but with warm customer service!…read more We really enjoyed the offal and the quality of food in general is great~

The noodle bar we actually know the name as A Zhu noodles. They were having multiple locations and…read morebrands. We had tried some other locations and some one told us this one was also good. They always close early that we couldn't make it before. This restaurant was not big, but the types of noodles and ingredients were varied enough for different people to be picked. And they do have different packages that customers can add on drinks or soups with cheaper prices. We had 2 different types of noodles, then add on a bottle of milk tea and a bowl of fish ball soup. It didn't take long to get the noodles. It was really tasty. The bottle of milk tea was smooth and really HKG style, just a bit small. The fish ball soup was ok, but it was small too. The original prices for those 2 add on items were a bit expensive, for add on cheaper prices, that's ok. We will still like to come for different noodles.

My friend recommended this joint during our recent 'food trip' to Toronto. And it didn't…read moredisappoint. Place is small and it gets busy, you order through bar code and food is good. I got the Fish Mash Soup w/ Lettuce which brings back my childhood HK street food memories. I also enjoyed the create your own combo(fish skin, pig feet & intestine). Hubby got the House special Lo Mein which was flavorful. Definitely would love to come back again on our next visit in Toronto!

It's been over 6 months since I last came here but I decided to come since they were celebrating…read moretheir 5 year anniversary and was offering BOGO for their noodle dishes. The inside is still very modern and sleek. However, the seating is still really uncomfortable since they are still using those hard wooden seats with no back support. The restaurant is also really cramped and tight. Unfortunately, we had to wait over 30 minutes for seating because most of their tables are two-top tables. And we came with 4 people. We ordered their Beef Tendon Noodle, traditional hand pulled beef noodle, stir fried tomato beef noodle, and their Chicken Chow Mein. As for appetizers, we got their bbq traditional chicken wings, BBQ pork belly, and their teppan squid. This time, I thought everything tasted really good. Last time, my complaint was that the hand pulled noodles were way too soft and overcooked. But this time, I asked for a thicker noodle and it came out perfect. It had a nice chew to it and wasn't overcooked. But the stand out for me was actually their stir fried tomato beef noodle and their chicken chow mein. I vastly prefer these two compared to their beef soup noodles. It just has a stronger flavor profile that suits my taste buds more. As for the appetizers, skip the chicken wings. It was $8 for 4 tiny pieces and It's just not worth it. The Teppan Squid and their BBQ pork belly were both AMAZING. It is really strong and flavorful so I would only recommend them if you like strong bold flavors with a bit of spicy kick. Overall, this time I really enjoyed my meal and we got 2 free noodle dishes! I do think the prices are reasonable for the location they are in. They also still charge 2.4% for using your credit card which is quite disappointing.

I have gone to the Markham location a few times before and really liked it! Unfortunately this…read morelocation was disappointing. The noodles were overcooked (I usually like soft noodles) but this was like mush together kind of soft. I brought it up to the waitress when she asked how everything is... told her the noodles were made a tad too soft and she said it's because I ordered the thin noodles. I order the exact same thing at their location and never once has a problem.

We always get the noodle combo when we visit. The laksa broth is nice and creamy and another…read morefavorite is the tomato pumpkin broth which is very light and flavourful. There was a promotion for an additional toppings for the combo so we were able to get 3 toppings for no extra charge! The combo comes with a drink which the cold milk tea or cold lemon tea is always our go to. There was also a 9.99 special for different rice dishes which was a great deal and even available on the weekend!

We decided on eating here because there was a long wait for the restaurant at the corner. There…read morewere not a lot of other diners present at Deer Garden when we went in for dinner on a Wednesday evening at around 8:20. It was just us and 2 other tables. We were told by the server that the last call to order was at 8:30 PM. We ordered the Laksa seafood noodle in chicken broth and the Hainanese chicken rice noodle in chicken broth. Both were good but I have had better experiences elsewhere. I do not know of a lot of places in Toronto serving Laksa so this was an OK experience to be able to have it again. The Laksa's broth could be thicker and creamier. I would also wanted it to have more of the coconut taste, but I am giving them the benefit of the doubt that it may be a regional variant of the dish. At least it has lot of variety in its toppings. The other dish we tried was the Hainanese chicken noodle soup. We had it in this configuration for a change. I must say that Hainanese chicken is better paired with rice. There are 2 dips that came with it. The ginger dip was a little lacking. I find it lacking flavour and fails to properly enhance the taste of the Hainanese chicken. The chicken broth also came off a little too salty on first taste. What was redeeming was that dish orders came with a free choice of beverage. We paired our orders with Almond milk & Chocolate milk. Both dishes's serving size were also huge. We had to take them both to-go. Right after we were served our orders the waitress came by us and subtly implied that we already pay for the food because they were already closing shop soon. I was surprised by this because I am always used to paying at the end and have always understood this to be the expectation. I still paid the bill in cash and gave a slightly higher percentage for tip because that is just how the cash amount conveniently rounds up to.

Came for dinner a couple of weeks ago it was delicious. We didn't know it was close to closing, and…read morethey didn't warn us, but we sped through dinner to avoid keeping them from closing for the night. The potato noodles are chewy and delicious. The soup is simple, as are the toppings. The Chinese hamburger is also delicious, especially paired with the soup, but it's a lot of food to order both. The service was quick, and the restaurant was clean.

Classic Chinese noodle joint - hit and miss…read more Service: Very friendly staff and attentive for a small restaurant. Food: The beef brisket noodles weren't as flavourful as a traditional Taiwanese bowl, it was kind of watery and lacked the braised beef flavour. The Chinese pork burger was pretty big, but a bit on the greasy side and also fairly mild. The chicken cold noodles were definitely the top pick of the dishes ordered, with a nice sweet and spicy kick (even better with the chili oil you can add yourself). Overall: Generous portions of food for reasonable prices, stick with cold noodles and more traditional northern-style dishes.

Started coming to Wuhan Noodle during the pandemic, partly because of the name (yeah, I was…read morecurious), but mostly because the food turned out to be seriously good. I still find myself coming back every now and then. It's a cozy little spot with super friendly staff who genuinely try to make sure you're happy with your meal. Nothing fancy, just low-key comfort food that hits the spot. My usual go-tos are the Wuhan Dry Noodles and the Beef Noodle Soup. I always tell them to make it as spicy as possible, which I love, but probably not for everyone. This time around, I stuck with the Wuhan Dry Noodles, and as always, they were perfectly satisfying with that serious heat I crave. We also shared Siu Mai this time. Not the best I've ever had, but honestly, that's not why I keep coming back. It's all about that simple, hearty vibe and the kind of food that just warms you up. No regrets here.

Came afternoon Saturday and it was empty. Service was fast. Menu was manageable. Plenty of great…read morechoices of noodle, rice, dumplings. I opted for pork belly rice. It was wonderful and flavorful. Just what I was looking foot at the moment. Dumplings were a bit small in terms of filling. But it was steamed and fresh. I got 12 and could have eaten more, lol. Clean environment and tables. Service is friendly. Food piping hot. It was brought out 15 minutes after ordering. Not bad. I would return for a quick bite.

This is a small hand-pulled noodle restaurant by Jane station on the north side of Bloor…read more Food (4/5) - the menu has a decent selection of noodle soups, dishes and appetizers/sides. Had the Beef Brisket Noodle Soup and it was pretty good. Noodles were good firmness and freshness. Broth was solid and brisket was cooked well with not too much fat. Service (3.75/5) - order and delivery to table was fairly quick. Server was a bit aloof but not rude or anything. Atmosphere (3/5) - it's a small place and pretty basic layout and tables. Washroom is right by tables and there was a bit of an odour of cleaning products every so often. Overall (3.5/5) - it's not a bad place for hand-pulled. might be worth another visit.

Fantastic bouncy "hand pulled noodles" even though they were very consistently shaped. The broth…read morewas a little bit gamey which threw me off but I'm glad I added some of their chili oil to alter the strong tastes. The chili oil is not very spicy at all. The brisket was big, chunky, soft and flavorful! I really liked how their broth was piping hot even though it was delivered so good job on that! I did wish there was more veggies (there were only a few slices of radish - needed for their strong broth). Overall very happy with this place and would love to go back and try their other dishes. Worth the price and satisfied my noodle cravings imo!

Hey Noodles is a casual Sichuanese restaurant with over 200 stores in China…read more Since their first store opened in downtown Toronto's Chinatown in 2015, they've expanded to six new locations throughout the GTA: Vaughan, Markham, First Markham Place, Scarborough, Mississauga, North York. Open late. Known for their Chongqing street food style noodles, Signature Bowls and free noodle refills, they're spreading Chongqing culture and Szechuan food internationally. The free noodle refill policy has changed so be sure to ask your server for details. Inform the restaurant of any peanut or sesame allergies. Each table has a QR code to scan for the menu. You choose your protein, noodle type, seasoning, spice level, sauce and toppings. The Original Dry Noodles come with sesame paste sauce, red cabbage shreds, green onion, cucumber shreds, lettuce shreds. Throw in an added side of marinated egg. Their ice jelly with peanuts, raisins and black sesame seeds is sweetened with brown sugar syrup. Comfort food for any time of day or night.

A staple noodle shop that's also open 24 hours. The prices have went up, but the quantity didn't…read morestay the same. I really like the customization options, including the spice, and the service was decent. The overall environment is a bit on the louder side!