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4.4 (145 reviews)
Open • 10:00 am - 8:00 pm

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Three toppings spicy handmade noodle
Haolun L.

Second visit and absolutely the best Chinese noodle place in the neighborhood! Chinese hamburger is a banger. So juicy and flavorful. The owner is a sweet Chinese auntie, greeting us with many smiles !

Three Toppings 3-Spicy $16.99 -- Handmade FAT Noodle w/ Pepper Oil (Three Meats): Braised Pork Belly, Short Ribs, Beef Brisket
Lily W.

¥¥¥ 2026 review #4 ¥¥¥ After a fun afternoon at the Grove, we were on the hunt for some good eats. The Farmers Market has TONS of options but walking by Noodle Art, we caught some fresh noodle pulling and tossed right into the pot in the back and ***HAD*** to try the fresh noodles made on-the-spot. Trust me, the wait is worth it + the line moves pretty fast thanks to the amazing Angela at the counter taking orders and announcing your number as soon as your bowls of goodness are ready for pickup. I had to get their top seller Three Toppings Fat Noodles and since I'm trying to increase my proteins servings -- I chose braised pork belly, short ribs and brisket. I also got to try hub's stir-fried Shrimp handmade skinny noodle in cumin sauce -- their #2 on Top 6 best sellers and it didn't disappoint! Sooooo tasty, I may or may not have had more than a few chopsticks bites... LOL the perk of food sharing ;-) The Cumin Beef hamburger was interesting to try. I've had scallion pancake bun filled versions before, so the plain "muffin bun" was nicely toasted tho I'm partial to scallion pancake buns. Love how bouncy and chewy the fresh handmade noodles are at Noodle Art! Definitely have to come back to try more noodles on the menu. SYOY! ^_^

Ivy Z.

I finally got to try Noodle Art at the Original Farmers Market. We ordered three of their Chef's Top 6 dishes. My favorite was the Three Toppings Spicy Handmade Noodles with Pepper Oil. The noodles had the perfect chewy texture, and the pepper oil added just the right amount of heat without being overpowering. The Braised Beef Noodle Soup was rich and comforting, with tender beef that made it perfect for a hearty meal. We also ordered the Chinese hamburger, and I highly recommend adding one to your order. It's so juicy and packed with flavors! I'll definitely be back to try more of the menu.

Fried rice vegetable eggs and chicken
Christine B.

Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a fantastic new addition to the Original Farmers Market! If you're a fan of fresh, handmade noodles, this spot is definitely worth checking out. They offer a wide variety of noodle dishes, and we loved that many of their menu items are marked as the Chef's Top 6 Choices, making it easy to decide what to order. We tried a mix of both dry and soup noodles, along with a few rice dishes. Our favorites included the Braised Beef Noodle Soup, which had a rich, flavorful broth, tender beef, and perfectly chewy handmade noodles. The Braised Beef Brisket Stew was another comforting dish packed with flavor, while the Stir-Fried Noodles had a delicious wok aroma and great texture. Both fried rice dishes were well-seasoned, generously portioned, and satisfying. One item that pleasantly surprised us was the Pork Hamburger. The freshly baked bun paired perfectly with the juicy, savory pork filling, making it a simple yet incredibly tasty snack or side to complement the meal. Service was friendly, and the food came out quickly. Whether you're craving a comforting bowl of noodle soup or flavorful stir-fried noodles, Noodle Art Xi'an Cuisine is a great place to stop while exploring the Original Farmers Market. We'll definitely be back to try more of their Chef's favorites!

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Vy D.

The only Asian spot in the market that satisfy my cravings. I had: 1. Stir fried beef handmade noodle in cumin sauce 2. Fried rice vegetables egg with shrimp

Allison S.

I was looking for a hand pulled noodle place in the area and stumbled upon this shop in the market. I didn't know it existed so it was nice to walk around. I wish they had more flexibility in selecting the noodle type. We ordered the braised beef noodle soup and the cumin lamb chow mein. The noodle soup had a LOT of chopped potatoes in it. Some were okay but as you get to the bottom it becomes overwhelming. The hand pulled noodles were on the thin side. I wished it was a touch thicker to give it that chewy bouncy taste. The broth itself was a bit too light, I wish it had more umami flavor. Adding the hot chili oil helped a little. The chow mein had good salt and flavor. There wasn't much lamb though. It was very tiny and wasn't able to have it with every bite or every other bite even. As for the burger, the bread was really dry and too flakey. It didn't have the bounce either. It almost tasted like a large saltine cracker. The meat didn't have much flavor. I had to pour the chili oil or dip it in the chow mein oil. I would not recommend the burger. The food does come out pretty quickly though!

Be very careful not to be scammed by him. Their photos look amazing, like instant noodles, but when you order, you find they're using chicken instead of beef. The taste is terrible, and after eating, your teeth hurt, and your mouth feels uncomfortable. Some of the meat texture is hard to describe; it might be white fatty nodules from the neck area of ​​the pork. In short, don't be fooled by their beautiful pictures! They advertised $13.99 a bowl of noodles in large print, then added the price in extremely small print, and the actual product looked vastly different from the photos... Suspected of dishonest business practices Be very careful not to be scammed by him. Their photos look amazing, like instant noodles, but when you order, you find they're using chicken instead of beef. The taste is terrible, and after eating, your teeth hurt, and your mouth feels uncomfortable. Some of the meat texture is hard to describe; it might be white fatty nodules from the neck area of ​​the pork.

Louie V.

This spot is tucked away on the far end of the Grove Farmers Market, and it's definitely worth checking out. I've tried their stew, and it's really good, but my go-to is the cumin beef noodles. What makes this dish stand out is the cumin. It's not overpowering or overly heavy--the seasoning is just right. You can really taste the cumin without it taking over the dish. Combined with the bok choy and all the perfectly sautéed vegetables, the flavors work incredibly well together. Everything tastes fresh, flavorful, and well-balanced. Another plus is that they don't take long to get your food out. Definitely a spot I'd recommend if you're at the farmers market and looking for something flavorful and satisfying!

Chicken noodle soup
May N.

It's the #4 I ordered. Very good. Lots of flavor. This place is inside the Farmer's Market. I had to get a directory to find the place. I had no idea how big the Farmer's Market is. I recommend this place if you like Chinese Noodle soup.

Natalia C.

Noodle Art might be one of the best affordable food finds inside Farmers Market LA right now. I tried both Chinese burgers (the pork and the cumin beef), the braised beef noodle soup, and the stir-fried handmade noodles in cumin sauce, everything was packed with flavor and tasted freshly made. The handmade noodles were chewy in the best way, and the cumin flavors were SO good without being overwhelming. The Chinese burgers were also a surprise favorite. Super flavorful, juicy, and honestly a great deal for the price. What really stood out to me is how affordable this place is compared to a lot of spots around The Grove/Farmers Market area. You can get a filling meal here without spending a fortune. Definitely recommend trying: * Chinese Burger * Braised Beef Soup * Handmade Xi'an noodles If you like spicy food, handmade noodles, or hidden gems in LA, this spot is worth checking out.

Noodle Art Cumin Burger
Kristopher C.

Noodle Art has jumped to the top of my favorite noodle spots in Mid- to West-LA, not so much for their hand stretched and cut noodles (which are excellent and authentic on this side of the San Gabriel Valley), but for their Chinese Burger! They offer 5 spice levels and 2 was perfect level of heat for my taste, with sliced jalapeños. I tried the cumin beef because it was all that was available at the moment I visited but am curious to try their pork version. The stand is in the middle of the bustling market so the dining experience is noisy and a bit chaotic but I will definitely be back to try more.

4.Braised Beef Stew Brisket Noodle Soup
Justin A.

Nothing like a good bowl of noodles before catching a movie. Noodle Art is located inside the Grove Farmers Market and serves authentic Chinese noodle dishes that hit the spot. We ordered the braised pork belly bowl and the braised beef noodle soup, and both were very flavorful and comforting. It tasted very authentic. If anything, I wish I had gone with a spicier option, but that's on me. Prices felt reasonable for the portion and quality. This is the kind of place that would hit even harder on a cold night. Definitely a solid pre-movie meal and one I'd come back to when the noodle craving strikes.

Lori L.

I'm happy to find an authentic noodle place in LA so I don't need to drive to the San Gabriel valley. The thick noodles were doughy and tasty. The clear lamb soup soup was satisfying. The braised beef noodle soup had tender beef and the stir fried lamb noodle in cumin sauce was flavorful. The fried rice with shrimp was fragrant. The qishan style noodles had pork belly and hard to find in LA. They also serve roujiamo, a Chinese hamburger. It is inside the farmers market. The food came out fast. There's plenty of seating around. They give 90 minutes validation for free parking.

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Reviews are largely positive. Many highlight the handmade chewy noodles, bold, authentic flavors, generous portions, and friendly and efficient staff.

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I ordered spice level one of five or whatever they offer and it was very spicy so be careful. Everything was delicious.

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Hangari Kalguksu - (LARGE) Hangari Bossam

Hangari Kalguksu

4.4(3.3k reviews)
3.6 mi•Wilshire Center, Koreatown
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Women-owned & operated
10 years in business

In Los Angeles for surgery and decided to eat my last delicious meal before going under the knife…read more This place is excellent and yes I'd drive back here from Irvine for the rib ramen. The soup was simply delicious with a smooth velvety texture and flavor. The ramen was so good (freshly made every day) in its finest al dente texture with a nice large diameter. Rare in The OC. The rib meat can be removed with chopsticks ! And the most tenderness of protein. The kimchi cabbage and radishes are so delicious. Spicy but not kickass (ok for me) biting into sweetness I've never tasted anywhere in the world that serves K-ramen. Service is most excellent as they immediately greet you, seat you, menu, then, the table top appetizers are served. I believe the owner or chef brought the entrees. That's different! He came out later to see how everything was! As I tried to visit him in the kitchen to compliment, he's gone! Inside has plenty of seating with booths on one side and bench seats on the other with chair seated tables in the middle. Highly recommend this place. Competitively priced. Nothing took away from the experience.

I visited this restaurant and ordered two bowls of Kalguksu and two servings of pork jowl. The food…read morewas definitely delicious, and the staff members were friendly. However, I was disappointed by their policy. The radish salad (Muchae) served with the pork jowl was very small compared to the portion of the meat. When we asked for a little more, we were told it would cost an extra $5. We spent around $150 including tip, so charging $5 for a basic radish side dish felt unreasonable, especially since most other places provide this as a complimentary refill. It's not about the $5 itself, but it left a bad impression. Also, regarding the service, the server was polite and even asked us first if we needed more radish water kimchi (Yeolmu), but they completely forgot to bring it, probably because they were too busy. Overall, the food is good and the staff is kind, but the stingy side dish policy and the forgotten order made the experience less satisfying. 3 stars.

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Afuri - Noodle pull

Afuri

4.4(958 reviews)
7.8 mi•Arts District, Downtown
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This is our spot…read more Yuzu Tsuyu Tsukemen is for true ramen lovers. Their warm noodle soups are also cozy and tasty. Don't sleep on the apps, they keep it pretty fresh and new so get the good ones while they're there! Afuri roll, gyoza, any carpaccio or sashimi, tofu, it's all amazing!

We had a mixed experience during our visit. Although the restaurant offers easy, free parking and…read moreplenty of seating, the service fell short of expectations. We initially provided our order to an Asian server, but were later assisted by a different Hispanic/Latina waitress. A male staff member also checked in with a thumbs‑up/thumbs‑down gesture, which felt unclear and added to the overall inconsistency. I generally prefer when servers take orders with a notepad. While many can remember everything perfectly without one, in this case it would have helped -- we never received our water, and the waitress had to reconfirm our meat selection. Small details like that affected the flow of the meal. The food was decent. I would reorder the Yuzu Ratan ($19) and the Basque Cheesecake ($11), as those were the highlights. However, the Mango Margarita ($15) didn't taste like mango at all, and my boyfriend chose not to correct it. Overall, the dishes and drinks were just average. We've been trying to explore neighborhoods outside of our usual Koreatown and Silver Lake spots, so it was disappointing that this experience didn't stand out more. The restaurant does offer reservations, which is convenient, but the service and attention to detail could use improvement.

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Tsujita Artisan Noodle - Chashu Ramen

Tsujita Artisan Noodle

4.1(178 reviews)
7.3 mi•Arts District, Downtown
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The tsukemen here is outstanding. The broth is rich and deeply flavorful, the noodles have the…read moreperfect chew, and everything tastes like it was made with real care. The staff were warm and attentive, and the service was quick even when it got busy. Places like Tsujita are what make a neighborhood special. Small local businesses depend on our support, and this one truly earns it. Skip the chains and treat yourself to a bowl here. I'll definitely be back!

If you're looking for some hearty ramen, Tsujita is the place to go! We ordered a Chashu Tsukemen,…read moreChashu Ramen and hot sake to try. The server was very hard working and attentive. She was the only one working that evening, but did an incredible job making sure everyone was taken care of and tables were cleaned and ordered served as they were ready. The noodle portions were very generous. The chashu tsukemen had thick chewy noodles, it was really good dipped in the rich, warm pork broth. The seasoned egg was cooked to perfection and tasted great with the thick, juicy slices of chashu. The only thing is the whole dish is a bit salty, it would be nice if there was something to cut through the richness and fat. My boyfriend enjoyed his chashu ramen as well, and raved about the tender and flavourful pork chashu. We both really didn't like the hot sake, it tasted like hot rubbing alcohol and honestly took away from the tastiness of the ramen.

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Pine & Crane DTLA - Minced Pork on Rice

Pine & Crane DTLA

4.4(1.1k reviews)
6.0 mi•Downtown
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I have to laud this place for it's natural authenticity and impeccable service standards. Staff are…read morefriendly and go above and beyond - thank you Gabriel! And I especially appreciate them for offering an ASIAN BREAKFAST beginning at 8am. I LOVE rice porridge and the presentation of this dish is like a warm hug. Beautiful condiments including a delicious savory egg omelet, cucumbers, pickled radish, mushrooms, tofu - a very healthy start to the day for just $16! Truly a great establishment and love their family friendly vibe.

I came to this place kind of blind, I was just looking for a decent breakfast place around the area…read moreand happen to find pine and crane. I was very very pleasantly surprised at how good all the food was! I absolutely love a good Taiwanese breakfast and this place hit it out of the park. The interior is so lovely, it's such a nice place to chill in. They also have a mini market attached to it where you can buy some snacks or some random groceries. Fan tuan: I got the purple rice version, and I thought this dish was so satisfying! It was exactly what I was craving and was better than I hoped it would be :) I grew up eating this from small local restaurants in San Gabriel Valley, I was so happy to find that this reminded me of all of those, but in a more elevated way Traditional porridge set: honestly, a staple in such a good way to start the morning! A simple breakfast done right, I feel like I could always order this and it will never go wrong I also ordered the hot soy milk, which was the cherry on top. I am pretty sure it is from the half gallon. You can buy at the store, but it was still good! This place is in downtown LA so you have to fight for street parking lol I think if you go for breakfast time in the morning like I did, you shouldn't have too much trouble

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Taiwanese Popcorn Chicken 鹽酥雞

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PASTA e PASTA by Allegro - Mentai pasta

PASTA e PASTA by Allegro

4.4(1.8k reviews)
7.2 mi•Little Tokyo, Downtown
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Pasta e Pasta is at my top 2 favorite places to eat at Little Tokyo for a while now. I had…read morediscovered it with some friends walking around and I cannot stop raving about it. They focus on Japanese Italian fusion pastas and are a good option if you want to try Japanese foods in the area besides sushi or ramen. My absolute favorite dish of theirs is the Mentai Cream Pasta, so much so that I can't fully enjoy any other Mentai Cream Pasta anywhere else because I would just wish I'm having the one from here! It's so creamy and rich without being too heavy. The mentai savory without tasting too fishy either. The cream is perfect and not too watery at all. Rarely, wheb I want to change it up, I'll order the Uni Pasta. Their uni has a really "melts in your mouth" kind of quality and has a really distinct flavor without it being overpowering. I have yet to try any other dish since I already have my two favorites, but each dish comes with fresh bread and a side salad to start. Maybe one day I'll venture to other things on their menu but for now, I'll stick to my faves. Their service is quite quick and they are very friendly. The vibe is laid back yet perfect for a date night, I'd argue even for a first date. Relax yet intimate. Also, I love how theres bag hooks under the tables at the counter seating! Parking is ample in the plaza but since it is walking distance from the Little Tokyo Village if you were to park anywhere there it would be fine to walk to. Their hours aren't like a regular restaurant. They are closed on Mondays, open first at 11:30am-2pm and usually open again at 5pm for dinner time so plan accordingly. Everyone I've introduced to Pasta e Pasta absolutely loves it and if you ever were thinking of trying it out, this is your sign to go!

DELICIOUS! food came with salad and bread. fav was mentai - bacon/mozz and salmon spinach tasted…read morehomey. service was great, and food came out p fast. clean interior. come earlier or else u might have to way. very positive i got food poisoning from this, but others didn't...

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