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Mojie Noodle is located in the President Square Food Court with Sunright Tea Studio, Omma Tofu House and more. The store offers a variety of dishes to choose from, along with a small selection of sauces, pickled vegetables and garnishes to personalize your meal. We chose the spicy pork intestine noodle soup, and it was perfection. Whenever I know that a restaurant is serving an intestine noodle soup, I know it's a must try. Highly recommend. Note: The store accepts cash or Zelle payments, and plenty of parking is available in the plaza.
exactly what I was looking for! Super yummy, large portion and good pricing. There are toppings you can add on your own at the counter. Cash or Zelle only. Located in a food court so you'll have to find your own seating and clean up afterwards.
Not quite authentic from GUI LIN rice noodle, but the taste is good. It's just next door to 99 ranch Arcadia.
I've been thinking about this noodle spot nonstop -- I honestly crave it at least once a week. Their #1 Guilin-style rice noodles are incredible. The fried pork is so flavorful, and once you mix everything together, the bowl becomes this perfect, comforting combination of textures and taste. The chili oil is no joke -- super spicy even for someone like me who usually handles heat really well. They also give you a side of what I believe is chicken soup, and it reminds me so much of my dad's cooking, which makes the whole meal feel extra nostalgic and homey. It looks like the place is run by a mom-and-pop team, which makes me love it even more. It's tucked inside the little food hall in Arcadia, which makes it convenient and easy to stop by. Plus, it's right next to Sunright Tea Studio -- perfect because my husband always grabs a boba for the ride home. Delicious food, cozy vibes, and family-run -- this spot is definitely a new favorite.
The price of the noodles here is very reasonable. Probably because it's in a food court. Our orders were $11 and $12. There are lots of noodles in it, the meat portions are reasonable too. Overall, a very good deal. The unlimited toppings they provide is nice. It's fun to add toppings on the noodles. I think this place is such a great deal while inflations are insane. The only con is I felt very thirsty afterwards. I didn't even drink the soup. So I think it might have some msg or something to make the soup more flavorful. I usually don't feel as thirsty when I had other Guilin noodles from other restaurants. The ambience is inside of a food court so it's super casual and simple.
Located in the food court next to 99 ranch market. Very casual environment and typical vibes and service of a small traditional chinese restaurant. Got the guilin noodles and they were pretty good for the price, although the portion of meat was on the smaller side. Flavor and taste were solid. Also appreciated how they had a little condiment bar in the front to add toppings and sauces so you can customize your noodles. Noodles also came with a side of soup. For $11, this is a quality meal and i would come again. Parking wasn't difficult as there was a big parking lot for the plaza
Mojie Noodle is located in the President Square Food Court, which is in the same plaza as 99 Ranch. Mojie Noodle is right next door to Omma Tofu House. My mother and I decided to grab a late lunch for New Year's at this food court. She decided to have Full House BBQ To Go (which funny enough, I just had them a few days ago) and so I opted for Mojie Noodle because I have been wanting to try them for a while now. I walked over and I was helped by the woman behind the counter right away. I told her that I wanted to order number 1, in which she understood but spoke Mandarin. Honestly my Mandarin is horrible and can only understand if you speak it really slow (lol). But she basically was trying to tell me to either pay via Zelle or cash since they don't take credit card. I only waited about 6 minutes after I ordered and paid, in which I got: #1 Guilin Style Rice Noodle, $11- The portion size of this bowl is more than plenty for one person. I shared with my mom (and my little girl dog got a few bites of the noodle). We both really liked the thinly sliced/ crispy pieces of the pork and skin. We also really loved the noodles and the flavor of the sauce at the bottom. I liked the added peanuts for a little crunch and flavor. I also liked the flavor of the soup that was placed on the side. There is a small condiment bar available right by the register. I only added scallions to my bowl but there are pickled vegetables, etc that you can help yourself to. Overall, service was quick and easy. I would definitely come back and try some of the other entrees. Just remember that this place is CASH only (or can pay via Zelle).
Pretty good noodle place! The bowls here are reasonably priced and the portions are fairly large. They give you a lot of noodles but I wish they added a bit more meat and veggies. There's a little bar at the counter for you to add certain toppings like chili, cilantro, onions, etc into your bowl. Food was prepared very quickly. Noodles were tasty and very comforting. Service was quick and friendly. This restaurant is located in the food court in the 99 Ranch plaza. Also, for those with little kids, the food court did not have any high chairs when we were there.
Mojie is located in the food court next to 99 ranch market, which is awesome as there's a Sunright for boba and a variety of other tasty options in the food court as well. I wanted something soupy so I ordered #5 - Spicy Pork Intestine Rice Noodle, and it was delicious! The rice noodles were cooked perfectly and the broth is so flavorful. The dish had the perfect amount of heat and I love the intestines and crunchy peanuts. Make sure to clarify if you want a dish that is dry or with soup prior to ordering as the menu is a bit vague. They have other toppings available for you to add such as cilantro, green onion, and pickled spicy radish. Portion size is huge for the price ($12). Do note that if you need a takeout container, they will charge you $1. A bit annoying but given the price of the dish I didn't mind. I paid with cash but they take Zelle as well. The food court is clean and had a friendly worker who cleaned up our table right when we were finished eating.
generous portions, fresh ingredients, and delicious food! you cannot go wrong. it is cash only but i believe they also accept venmo??
In the President Square food court, next to 99, Mojie serves up tasty bowls of Guilin-style soup noodles. Guilin Noodles: The primary bowl has thick and slippery rice noodles. There's a nice arrangement of sliced tender beef and roast pork slices with crackling skin. Peanuts and pickled long beans also add crunch and tang. A secondary bowl contains a really flavorful broth from two meats. When you pick up your noodles, visit the toppings bar and customize it further. Add heaping spoons of flavorful chili crisp and floral sambal sauce. Top it with pickled radish, cilantro, and scallions. Ordering: Place your order at the counter. Pick up your food when they tell you it's ready. Dining Area: The food court has plenty of seating. Parking: President Square has a large crowded parking lot.
Mojie Noodle shop is located in the food court next to 99 Ranch in the President Plaza in Arcadia, Ca. I was curious on what Chinese regional specialty Guilin noodles tasted like, so I ordered it. #1 Dry Guilin Ricenoodle bowl: The bowl consists of sliced braised beef and crispy pork belly served with pickled Chinese green beans, peanuts, a simple soy type fragrant sauce;with DIY condiments. The rice noodles also comes with a side clear soup with bok choy in it: $11 bucks. Condiments include: cilantro, green onions, minced red chilis, chili oil, chopped daikon pickles. Add as much as you like. Upon trying the noodles, my first thought was they give a copious amount of rice noodles and not enough toppings; very few slices of meat. I don't think there is an option to add "extra" ingredients on the menu - they should consider adding it. Otherwise a tasty bowl of noodles. Service was friendly and helpful. I look forward to coming back soon and trying more on the menu. -Cash only/Zelle. - 99 Ranch parking lot
The restaurant is located in the food court of the 99Ranch plaza. Plenty of parking. I tried the guilian style rice noodle, ordered for takeout. Very good flavor. The noodkes were the perfect chewy texture. Comes with soup. I just wish there were vegetables.
My Mom and I had already eaten our quick lunch. We couldn't help, but noticed people one after another buying from Mojie Noodle. Inquirier Us wants to know. What's so special about their noodles? Let me tell you, they are very special. Simple soup bowls with rice noodles that don't stick together, topped with good portions of protein choice primarily beef flank, braised pork, pork intestine, pork trotter (aka pig's feet), crispy pork, or chicken gizzard, plus roasted peanuts and your condiments of choice. I chose #3 Braised Pork Rice Noodle and #9 Crispy Pork Rice Noodles Signature to-go. OMG, I was super surprised by the soup savoriness and flavorfulness. SO GOOD! The noodles were a generous amount and you can slurp them very easily. Pork portion and size were more than adequate. VERY TASTY! The roasted peanuts were great tasting... it brought back some nostalgia... nice addition to the bowl! They have a condiment station (red hot chili, hot chili oil, spicy pickled daikon, spicy pickled cabbage, spicy green onions, green onions, cilantro) where you can get as much as you would like for your bowl. Do you see a trend? Lots of spicy condiments! Staff ladies were really friendly and nice. They didn't speak much English. I just pointed to the items I wanted. Prices were very reasonable... $11 - $15 per bowl. Payment options are cash or Zelle only. Funny, I didn't have enough cash on me so I left to go to the bank to get cash. They didn't start making my order until I returned. It wasn't an issue because it literally took them a few minutes to make the bowls. Wait time was nothing. Restaurant front was clean. Shared seating is available inside the President Square Food Court. Free parking at the President Square in Arcadia. Highly recommend Mojie Noodle! #1 Guilin Style Rice Noodles is their top seller. Too bad I don't eat beef anymore otherwise I would get it. I hope they add fish to their bowls in the future. I'll be back to dine-in for more tasty rice noodle bowls even if I stick with pork or I might even try their chicken gizzards. read more
When you are craving for rice noodles or soup noodles in general, you can't go wrong with Mojie Noodle. Their food quality always steady. I've tried all the things on their menu. To be honest, I cannot pick one that is the best, they're all really good. The broth is always flavorful, the noodles always cooked at perfect texture. The service always fast too, which I like. This is not a fancy place but a mom and pop for comfort food! read more
Mojie Noodle is located in the President Square Food Court with Sunright Tea Studio, Omma Tofu House and more. The store offers a variety of dishes to choose from, along with a small selection of sauces, pickled vegetables and garnishes to personalize your meal. We chose the spicy pork intestine noodle soup, and it was perfection. Whenever I know that a restaurant is serving an intestine noodle soup, I know it's a must try. Highly recommend. Note: The store accepts cash or Zelle payments, and plenty of parking is available in the plaza. read more
3 months ago
exactly what I was looking for! Super yummy, large portion and good pricing. There are toppings you can add on your own at the counter. Cash or Zelle only. Located in a food court so you'll have to find your own seating and clean up afterwards. read more
7 months ago
Not quite authentic from GUI LIN rice noodle, but the taste is good. It's just next door to 99 ranch Arcadia. read more
1 year ago
11 months ago
I've been thinking about this noodle spot nonstop -- I honestly crave it at least once a week. Their #1 Guilin-style rice noodles are incredible. The fried pork is so flavorful, and once you mix everything together, the bowl becomes this perfect, comforting combination of textures and taste. The chili oil is no joke -- super spicy even for someone like me who usually handles heat really well. They also give you a side of what I believe is chicken soup, and it reminds me so much of my dad's cooking, which makes the whole meal feel extra nostalgic and homey. It looks like the place is run by a mom-and-pop team, which makes me love it even more. It's tucked inside the little food hall in Arcadia, which makes it convenient and easy to stop by. Plus, it's right next to Sunright Tea Studio -- perfect because my husband always grabs a boba for the ride home. Delicious food, cozy vibes, and family-run -- this spot is definitely a new favorite. read more
10 months ago
The price of the noodles here is very reasonable. Probably because it's in a food court. Our orders were $11 and $12. There are lots of noodles in it, the meat portions are reasonable too. Overall, a very good deal. The unlimited toppings they provide is nice. It's fun to add toppings on the noodles. I think this place is such a great deal while inflations are insane. The only con is I felt very thirsty afterwards. I didn't even drink the soup. So I think it might have some msg or something to make the soup more flavorful. I usually don't feel as thirsty when I had other Guilin noodles from other restaurants. The ambience is inside of a food court so it's super casual and simple. read more
Located in the food court next to 99 ranch market. Very casual environment and typical vibes and service of a small traditional chinese restaurant. Got the guilin noodles and they were pretty good for the price, although the portion of meat was on the smaller side. Flavor and taste were solid. Also appreciated how they had a little condiment bar in the front to add toppings and sauces so you can customize your noodles. Noodles also came with a side of soup. For $11, this is a quality meal and i would come again. Parking wasn't difficult as there was a big parking lot for the plaza read more
Mojie Noodle is located in the President Square Food Court, which is in the same plaza as 99 Ranch. Mojie Noodle is right next door to Omma Tofu House. My mother and I decided to grab a late lunch for New Year's at this food court. She decided to have Full House BBQ To Go (which funny enough, I just had them a few days ago) and so I opted for Mojie Noodle because I have been wanting to try them for a while now. I walked over and I was helped by the woman behind the counter right away. I told her that I wanted to order number 1, in which she understood but spoke Mandarin. Honestly my Mandarin is horrible and can only understand if you speak it really slow (lol). But she basically was trying to tell me to either pay via Zelle or cash since they don't take credit card. I only waited about 6 minutes after I ordered and paid, in which I got: #1 Guilin Style Rice Noodle, $11- The portion size of this bowl is more than plenty for one person. I shared with my mom (and my little girl dog got a few bites of the noodle). We both really liked the thinly sliced/ crispy pieces of the pork and skin. We also really loved the noodles and the flavor of the sauce at the bottom. I liked the added peanuts for a little crunch and flavor. I also liked the flavor of the soup that was placed on the side. There is a small condiment bar available right by the register. I only added scallions to my bowl but there are pickled vegetables, etc that you can help yourself to. Overall, service was quick and easy. I would definitely come back and try some of the other entrees. Just remember that this place is CASH only (or can pay via Zelle). read more
2 years ago
Pretty good noodle place! The bowls here are reasonably priced and the portions are fairly large. They give you a lot of noodles but I wish they added a bit more meat and veggies. There's a little bar at the counter for you to add certain toppings like chili, cilantro, onions, etc into your bowl. Food was prepared very quickly. Noodles were tasty and very comforting. Service was quick and friendly. This restaurant is located in the food court in the 99 Ranch plaza. Also, for those with little kids, the food court did not have any high chairs when we were there. read more
2 months ago
2 years ago
Mojie is located in the food court next to 99 ranch market, which is awesome as there's a Sunright for boba and a variety of other tasty options in the food court as well. I wanted something soupy so I ordered #5 - Spicy Pork Intestine Rice Noodle, and it was delicious! The rice noodles were cooked perfectly and the broth is so flavorful. The dish had the perfect amount of heat and I love the intestines and crunchy peanuts. Make sure to clarify if you want a dish that is dry or with soup prior to ordering as the menu is a bit vague. They have other toppings available for you to add such as cilantro, green onion, and pickled spicy radish. Portion size is huge for the price ($12). Do note that if you need a takeout container, they will charge you $1. A bit annoying but given the price of the dish I didn't mind. I paid with cash but they take Zelle as well. The food court is clean and had a friendly worker who cleaned up our table right when we were finished eating. read more
9 months ago
In the President Square food court, next to 99, Mojie serves up tasty bowls of Guilin-style soup noodles. Guilin Noodles: The primary bowl has thick and slippery rice noodles. There's a nice arrangement of sliced tender beef and roast pork slices with crackling skin. Peanuts and pickled long beans also add crunch and tang. A secondary bowl contains a really flavorful broth from two meats. When you pick up your noodles, visit the toppings bar and customize it further. Add heaping spoons of flavorful chili crisp and floral sambal sauce. Top it with pickled radish, cilantro, and scallions. Ordering: Place your order at the counter. Pick up your food when they tell you it's ready. Dining Area: The food court has plenty of seating. Parking: President Square has a large crowded parking lot. read more
Mojie Noodle shop is located in the food court next to 99 Ranch in the President Plaza in Arcadia, Ca. I was curious on what Chinese regional specialty Guilin noodles tasted like, so I ordered it. #1 Dry Guilin Ricenoodle bowl: The bowl consists of sliced braised beef and crispy pork belly served with pickled Chinese green beans, peanuts, a simple soy type fragrant sauce;with DIY condiments. The rice noodles also comes with a side clear soup with bok choy in it: $11 bucks. Condiments include: cilantro, green onions, minced red chilis, chili oil, chopped daikon pickles. Add as much as you like. Upon trying the noodles, my first thought was they give a copious amount of rice noodles and not enough toppings; very few slices of meat. I don't think there is an option to add "extra" ingredients on the menu - they should consider adding it. Otherwise a tasty bowl of noodles. Service was friendly and helpful. I look forward to coming back soon and trying more on the menu. -Cash only/Zelle. - 99 Ranch parking lot read more
2 years ago
The restaurant is located in the food court of the 99Ranch plaza. Plenty of parking. I tried the guilian style rice noodle, ordered for takeout. Very good flavor. The noodkes were the perfect chewy texture. Comes with soup. I just wish there were vegetables. read more
This place is pure value. The pricing from $11-15 all having tax included. You select your own veggie/chili toppings. Add a braised egg to any bowl for $1. Watch out for their chili oil, it is more spicy than the umami-savoriness than most people are used to. The pickled chopped chili AND spicy green onions are also not a joke (unless you love a hot ones challenge). The daikon kimchi is chill. I like their soup noodles more than the Guilin rice noodles. People are right saying it does lack a bit of protein and flavor (I've had it several times now and noticed). The price however makes it worthy of getting. You get crispy pork and sliced beef dry noodle for $11 with a soup? This is like 2019 pricing. The owners said their specialty is hot and sour (酸辣) style, which is not Guilin rice noodle style lmao. For those that don't know, this is not the same hot and sour flavor (originally Henan/Beijing) from the soup that's popular in Taiwanese and Chinese-American cuisine but more of Sichuan cuisine. Their noodle soup offerings better represent the flavor profile they specialize in. The chicken gizzard and pork intestine noodle soup both comes mild spicy with pickled string beans, matching their hot and sour profile. Their soup is basically a clear bone broth that tastes hearty and matches the toppings well. Once you start adding toppings (especially chili oil, pickled chili, sour pickled mustard, daikon kimchi, and spicy green onions), you change up the dynamics of the whole bowl. I recommend adding as little flavor changer first, trying it as you eat, then figuring out whether you like it original as intended or fiery spicy/sour as your inner crazy desires. You can't get this kind of pricing for Chinese food elsewhere; don't be intimidated by how ethnic it looks, the owners are nice and accommodating. Try it for the authentic flavors and excellent pricing. read more
2 years ago
TLDR: Flavorful noodles with great texture and generous portions, but too salty. Nice toppings, but overall disappointing compared to traditional Guilin noodles. Extra charge for to-go containers. Cash only or Zelle. Mojie in the 99 Ranch plaza in Arcadia offers Guilin noodles, a dish I loved growing up. This is located in the food court - plenty of tables and seating on a Sunday evening. The noodles were flavorful with a great texture, topped with peanuts and pickled green beans for a nice crunch. They also had a condiments area with cilantro, green onions, spicy radish, and chili oil. We ordered the #1 - Guilin Dry Noodle ($11) and the #11 - Beef Noodle Soup ($12). The portions were generous for the price, we subbed the fried pork in #1 for extra beef, but the dishes were too salty and didn't taste like the Guilin noodles I remember. Additionally, they charge $1 for to-go containers and only accept cash or Zelle. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, and I would rate it 2.5 stars if being generous. read more
Pregnancy craving satisfied!! I was craving Guilin noodles with a hint of the sour veggies. So glad I stopped by this spot because it was sour and spicy! Pretty spicy so if you can't handle spicy, you may want to hold off on the extra chilies they have at the counter. Bring cash because they don't have a credit card machine. You can Zelle them if you don't mind doing that. This spot is located in a food court next to the 99 ranch market. read more
2 years ago
Quick, Cheap, and Delicious! This was my second time at Mojie Noodle, and it did not disappoint! I ordered the #1 Class Dry Noodle based on the server's recommendation, and it was a great choice. The noodles came out super fast, and I loved that you get to add your own sauce (it's set up on the side so you can customize the flavor). This place is perfect for a quick, tasty, and affordable meal. If you're looking for no-frills, satisfying noodles, Mojie Noodle is a solid option. I'll definitely be back! read more
3 years ago
This gem is located in the middle of a food court. A very simple couple making your rice noodle. I tried their standard #1 on the menu which includes some meat and veggie toppings that they make on their own. It is very delicious with rice noodles mix with a sweet soy sauce. Once you get it, you can also add toppings from the counter. It's only $11 (INCLUDING TAX). What else can you ask for for some authentic rice noodle mix. They only take zelle or cash, so be prepared. They also close on the 1st and 15th of every month. read more
1 year ago
Good food good prices but what's this crap about charging for to go containers is outlandish. So initially I was gonna tip these idiots decently like normal 20% but because of them charging $2 for 2 containers, they missed out on $10, do the math people, 2 containers shouldn't cost that much! read more
I frequent this food court and this new addition caught my attention late last year. I'm a fan of Guilin noodles so I was excited to try it! Food: I last had dry Guilin noodles in China (Guilin). This bowl was better than the version I had in China. The noodles were smooth and had a good amount of sauce. They also added sliced beef shank and peanuts (optional). My favorite was the fried pork pieces. It was a very well-put-together bowl of noodles. You can also add your toppings: 2 types of hot sauce, pickled daikon, scallion, and cilantro. Service: I'm assuming the lady at the counter is one of the owners. She was very attentive and gave quite a bit of detail about what is in each order. I opted for their signature #1 and it was ready within 2 minutes. Environment: This is a food court setting. It's fairly clean for a food court. Parking is pretty easy especially on weekdays. Price: $13 which is very reasonably prices for a very high quality yet simple bowl of noodles. Food: 5 Service: 5 Environment: 4 Price: 5 read more
Make sure to bring cash or have ur venmo ready if you plan to eat here. This has become one of my favorite spits in arcadia. The noodle and flavoring is amazing. Its a decent portion of noodles. Theres no shortage of that in the sgv but at the price it is, it is a steal! Flavor wise what puts it over the top tho is that theres a chili and fresh herbs side bar. I stack it up with all of that since i love spicy and freshness with my meal. Definitely a must try if you haven't had it yet. #1 or 2 is solid read more
Really affordable and flavorful Guilin style noodles. Super slurpable, fresh, and filling. A flavor bomb. Careful not to go too heavy on the spicy chili oil and chopped chili. At $11 (cash only) - it's definitely a great meal to enjoy. I recommend getting a tea beverage at sunright to wash it all down :) read more
Nestled in the food court with a few other restaurants, Mojie Gulin Noodles can be easily overlooked. They offer various noodles dishes, including their main Guilin Noodle (#1). Ambiance is fine- gives bustling food court vibes with hole in the wall environment. Their menu is simple and easy to understand. I ordered the #1 to-go and it was a reasonable wait. They only take cash or Zelle, no card. There's a self-serve side dish off to the side of the counter where you can add green onions, chili sauce, etc. Even when you order to-go, they pass you the bowl first so you can add your desired toppings before they lid and bag it. Each bowl already comes with some peanuts, spicy green beans, and slices of fried and marinated beef. You can ask for soup on the side but they recommend drinking that at the end and not mixing it with the noodles- the authentic way of eating, accordingly to the lady working there, and I have to agree. For the price of $11, they were super generous with the portion of noodles. And I mean super generous. I couldn't even finish one bowl myself. I have to admit the pieces of meat were sparse but for the price in this economy and in comparison with other noodles places, this is good. The taste was amazing, perfectly seasoned, and the noodles were chewy. No complaints! Highly recommend visiting here for some Guilin noodles. read more
Pretty good quick service place for your rice noodle cravings within the President Square plaza. It just opened last week where Fantastic Noodle used to be. They have 8 different style of noodles to choose from, only the Guilin noodles comes dry. The rest are supposed to be served with soup which, when ordered to-go, comes separately. They also have a little topping bar with cilantro and chili that you can add to your noodles. We tried the Guilin noodles and the pork trotter noodles. The Guilin noodles were less complex than other Guilin noodles I've had (like Qin West) but still satisfying. It had some chili oil so was slightly spicy. I'm sure if you wanted it spicier you could make it. The pork trotter noodles were also satisfying and was a good portion. The pork was tender. This place is cash or Zelle only. read more
6 months ago
3 years ago
Mojie Noodle is located within a food court next to the Full House Seafood Restaurant. The menu is short. They specialize in rice noodles and they will only serve the best tasting rice noodles. I got the #1, Guilin rice noodle for $11. Its a dry mixed rice noodle, topped with thin slices of beef and crispy pork, fried peanuts, pickled long bean, and you can load up on spicy radish, green onion, cilantro, pickled pepper, and hot sauce at the condiment bar. The fresh slippery noodles are served with a side of savory clean tasting chicken broth. The traditional way is to drink the soup in between bites of noodles, but I also like to put some soup directly into the noodles. Its a perfect meal for so little $. read more
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1220 S Golden W Ave
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